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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-20
For Freight, Coastwise,

OVoSt"ioo1
I'm The substantial and fast sailing
!& sloop SUSAN, /. thornton, masler'
burtben 600 barrels. Applyto
r. II. ROWLAND,
- Whohas for sale he, earye@
66 600 feet eastern boards
March ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-20

renowned Richard cca.r de Lion was the
author, end which il is said be drew up pre-
paratory to his setting out Oh bis expedition
10 the holy land. BY him il was projected,
Tot as compulsory process Of torture for re-
fractory innocence, but as punishment for
theft-and the reason assigned by the roy
al legislator for adopting SC, singulara mode
Of punishment was, that the offender being
landed at the first place they touched, after
his conviction, and being thus marked,
would be generally known and universal
~ avoided.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-20

nc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
fFrom Ire Democratic Press /

We have receveda letter from 81 7Chomas's
daied Oct. ~. M'Gregor is evidently in a
most ioloTn condition W. have also received
from our correspondent a Spanish manuscript
OF an Intercepted letter from RoyaIist ar
Car'haSena, dated Aug. 30, to Don Dominpo
Dndtte. II IS OF much light, contains matter
"i mUch Importance, and corrObOTates the ac-
counts we have had of the success OF the Pat
Tomorrow.
At the time that the brig M'Gresor WINS
wrecked IN the road of Aux Caves. fifteen
men VINO were sick on board were drowned.
Inc following curious document was issued
NY w GregOr previous to his sailing from Aux
Ca'esi III S0arch OF plumber. Its WORTHY of
remark, thdl lie states IN the second article
Shou'd lhe PRIZE money TO each individual eX-
cctH fightN dollars, that II will he considered
liquidation Of all claims against the govern
meut -
By His Esceilency Sir Gregor E'Gregor. C,,p-
taiH GeRTaigt the Lund aRd Narm Forces nj
Neto CTeHada, md Representative ad inter,rn
NJ ths GIRL AHih0rity.
WHEREAS. having determined TO make an at
tempt on the enemys coast, DreviOus In our
proceeding 10 St Andrews, aid having. after
mature delberaiiOn, selected point where
rom every Information, ample resources NAV
ne hah, as wen ~ The certainty Of capturing
The Plarc with MDfy men, have decreed. and
do decree a. follows:
anti All property and specie captureJ
stat! nc formed into one general fund. one
"d'l 10 be distributes among the captOrs ac-
cording 10 her respective ranks. and the OH
er bat TO be appropriated to the use Of the
government.
2.Shonld the proportion of prize money 10
rach individual eNceed The sum ct eighty
dollars, then receiving such sum shall be con
stdered as "a quotation ofall claims ior bonn
g. OF pay duc O" them by government up u ihe
date Of thC c4riHre.
%. AiI officer aud men cooperating in Che
cdVtuC, shall 1e entitled 90 share Of prize
""Hr>- according 10 ;hcir rank, although thp,
way fc Oh ho1fd az 4 vessel not CARRYING the
DAG oi Ney GiIHeda.
>. 4Ju above snail bc read and inserted in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

q. d.
Ol the miseries oflife, (and I've tasted OF all
Ibat have veNG poor sons OF dsy" since the flt)
., mat winch the quickest would shun;
'"ouen Keen pains rack'd my hones-wTithing cramps
stopp'd ny breath;
ihoash surrounded by battle and murder, and DEATH
is Tue blood chilling sight of n dNR
mat iamd buoherof old-he that cut mp the Persans
van Tess mercy than Dutchmen, at Albany Surgeons
. He that called himself Iupitef's son
He mat Tor two worlds, like a ninny, did weep
S"in, " never feel mortal but when lack sleep 20
But the nincum had ne'er seen duR
"hen with friends, wine, aud Wit, 1 have set myself
oef the brow ofpood humor nought else draws frown
bnt THIS d--mnable damper OF fun;
rus fepresse ct mrh, with his crow.scarinc stare-
MS index OF deht--this melnenio of care
The glee qUsiiihg phiz of a DIN
Iuou mend OF my youth Old companion i'm play!
MY supporter in trouble Oh ulany's the d2v
- When oar hearts aud purses were one.
IEo. hOld thee az dear as the core of my heart
ey the bi2tt God O Friendship think we should patl
H--but ''''' will Be'er prove dun
Zen my dear lttis -, my enchantress so fair
10 whose arms, as sOlace from labor aud care
so often with rapture have run
coWu hSie- what a hb by nay soul il is true 4
Tho the charm of my life, could hate even YOU.
stoulu you e'er Try my love as a dun
Wen COMMENTED I'd laber from morning iii night.
hontet scany my fare--bowe'er rarpedIDy pi,ybt
- Nnilst my Saturday nights setting Suns
Wou'n pay honest debts tho of money beTen
"'p clean Sundy sark asd pot ~ beer Ie.t
4" srihk on - confusion 10 daRSp'
rye paid to the poor what they never have eaYrea
"ne SUI, elVen these, where no thanks were returned
Whilst black legs, at eukeT NY hundreds have ,,,,,
iho' cheated, tobbd sandef'd by scnundTesuos, v;I
Souin pardon iheu, all-pass them by with sn,i,.
bu' - my curse a dun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

We stated last week that this gentleman
embarked shorttime since for England. from
New Work but have since learnt we were
Incorrect in thus announcing bis departure.
Mr.. CObheit engaged and paid fOr a passage
nearly month ago, and made every pyepats-
ton for embarkiug but Just as the vessel
was about 10 sail. the owner Of the shin a Mr.
W, a Quaker, met Goblet on board and
thus acCOsted him. Friend CObbeu. tbou
caust not sail 10 this vessel nor in any shin Of
mine" Why nOt'i replied Mr.. &. with snr.
prize. hOu last TOO much to do with poli.
iical matters, friend Goblet, for The cabin NJ
my ship" was the Quakef's answer. 81 uf I
have paid fOfHy passage. and have made ar
Engagements TO be IN England earlS IN Novc,n-
Der, aud tie disappointment will be great Il /
ON unable 10 proceed" Verify, friend Cob
bett, that cannot help; thy purse caunpt me nj
Thy politics, and Thy money must rciish viii,
thee, eve thoudePari ~ my vessel was The on
~ consolation ioI tive disappointment, that Mr..
&. couid obtain. The fact was. thai several
EnelshmcB had taken passage in The same YES
sci, and on being informed that C0pbe,tVas L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
John r. FIRING, Secretary.
PROTEST AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF
THE PEOPLE OE EnI nILR

fhO TEST AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF
TIE PEOPLE OF COLOUR
"! 'he Guy aud county of Philadelphia against
the riau OF c0Ionizins the free peouI. of en-
lour Of the United States on The rosst of
Africa. '"' ''"'t VI
Ala very numerous meeting of persons of co.
'ur, on the 10Th inst. the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
heredS, an address 10 the cit;zens or pli
ladeiphia aHd New York, having been mad,
tnrOnSh tue medium of the public papers nv
The agents OF the American Society frr colo,
h'ZinS Tue Tree people ofcol0ur on the coast Of
L',.S9, when a"ureSs is made, ii is said, in
nehalf OF number OF people who are desi-
ious OF joining the projected COLONY i'm A,rira
auu VINO nave made application TO the Anne,
can colonization society, for permission IN he
amongst us hrst coIonists. But ava fuil and
tNpllcli expression of our sentiments and fool
Ings relative TO the proposed plan of coloni-
zaiion, has already been submitted 10 the pnb-
lie, ana as the views therein taken of the sinh
Ject, were ihe resnit OF cool and deliberate IN
VeSt'Sa'ion; aud as no circumstance has occur
red since their adoption, to alter our Opiuion
nut on The contrary, the reiterated express;ons
OF some oil the advocates OF the measure thar
II was foreign TO their intentions 10 intarfer,
WIN species OF property which they hold sa-
cleu, anu ny inc recent attempt to introduce
slavery III all ITS Objectionable features into
the new states, and which has ONLY been nre
vented ny small majority in the national Iaeis
iature, confirms us ia the belief that any Man
VI coio'iLatiOn without The American cont.
neht or Islands, viii completely and perma-
nently fix slavery i'll cur common country. II
is therefore, -
iteSOlred, That how clamorous soever few
obscure and dissatisfied strangers amoag rs
may he III favour OF being made presidents.
governors aud principals, in Africa, ti,"rn -
Dni one sentiment among the respectable in
haDitanis OF colour III this CITY and couuiy
which IS, that il meets their unanimous and
decided Interpretation.
neither lol nor portion in plan which we be.
iieve to he intended to perpetuate sIaverv in
the United States. Audit is, moreover,
ReSoloed, That the people OF colour of phila
protest against The contemplated colon, an iIe
shores OF Africa. and against every measure
that may have tendency to convey an idea
that they give the project single particle of
Countenauce or encouragement
JAMES FORrEN, Chairman.
Russell Per0t Secry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
james RiUe1. Lands fo,. SaIe

HAVING resolved to remove 10 IL, western countr, .
n offer for safe my plantation James river i'm
Po"hatan county, situate between Goodies Ferry ana
the mouth OF Fine creek and about 20 miles from the
clyoi Richmond containing by recent survey between
three aud four hundred acres Of choice land pecuIiai,
adapied to The cnii7aton Of corn and tobacco
Delng Tor the most part strong aud productive
which fact may he ascertained y, view of the present
eiopo corn. There are between 80 aud 40 ncres nf
owsrounds attached To sadIraIt very frs,
being the lower pniBt OF Peasanis Big Island the Ter
tiny and strength Of which scarcely TO he epuaile
ny any iand la Virginia. 1t is we'll watered with hold
constant and excellent springs. The contiguu To-
market viii no doubt be great purchasers
There is at this time tract adjoining abo 400 ac,
for sale, which would make the above most desirable
and profitable farm.
will at the same time sell my undivided interest i'm
tive other tracts ia the county and neIghborhood
one containing between three and four hundred acres
The other Sin hundred aus forty eight actes.-Atso
My interest in the Fine Greek sIIs ,hc character II
"hch is wei known. Also, my personal estate.
Any gentleman wishing 10 his capital in pTopery
OF Tie above description, woud do well call mon
the subscriber Immediately.
JAMES NJ. PLEAS NTS.
POwhatan, November rs. 5s =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
.Jnmes Rjre5. I0,,1f ~. NJ

FE'HR subscriber viii sell the tact Of land vbctson
Tue aie Randolph Jefferson lived lying in the cannty
DI bpChhgham, on James TiveT, opposite TO ScOtt's
FeIy, and within ten miles Of three manufacturers
mus, containing between fifteen aud sixteen hundred
acres, OF which about hundred aud eighty Eve acres
are low grounds, (by late suTvey) part Of the bigh
lads ADJOINING The low grounds is FIRST rate and Inc
balance second, third and fourth.
The terms will be accommodating and made kne,vu
OF application to ZACHARIAH NEVGLL, Adm.
with The will annexed Of Randolph
Nelson County, Sept. ~. too Jefferson dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
REVOLuTIONARYi

III sFIHII OF SEVENIY-siN
Another hero Of tie Reyolutiou has fallen
bgore The ShriRcof HyReR but even i'm his fall
be trinmphcd Thus runs the proud n,srno-
rial OF his glory: On the 18th ut was united
~ Tue molly bands Of Maitimony, 10y John Nc
hundred ond f,Co gears and tiro months, to Mics
ELIZABETH BAILEY, aged foriv years.
both OF Columbia county, state Of Georgia. -
Mr.. Hodge was at Braddocks defeat, and
served throughout the whole period Of the Re
vouiionarY war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

\ BERNARD returns BIS sincere thanks =, hi,
rs friends aud the public in general for the liberal
announcement lie has received his line and lie
tAhes thls method OF Informing them that he flIy ex
ptcs 10 continue to keep Washington for two wears
ser The present that he prepared with good rooms
10 entertain twenty OF the Members the Assembly on
reasonable terms and al all times entertain a
considerable number of transient customers on as good
les as any other person IN his line. is provided
WIN gooa osil and always keeps his stables well
supplied with grain. &C. "
Richmond, Nov. %. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
B(ARIlING-

M AIRY MoSELEY, grateful for the liberal encourage.
" hent which she has received respectfully informs
heF Tiehds aud cuS;oDsrs ia The country thai she
prepared TO accommodate rs HembCrS Gt the Ycc,yfa
t~e Tor tie winter in the beuse which she Cccu
Peo las, Wih'ef con street nearly opposite the Re
lavern) where she hopes from the PREPARATIONS which
she mas mace and her constaH endeayors 10 please an
VINO may favor her With Their custom to merit and re
ceye share OF public patronage.
November %. q AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

't'w ENTY fiNF DOLLARS REWAPp,-.-K Runaway
IRON, me snhscriher living in buckingham county
near E@osbys fails On iho 80 10 September last a uegi0
man nance ADAM generally calls himself ADAM
BAlLf Of dark complies sion, fall faced about I'VE feet
eight or ten inches ~ height has lump his breast
pretty aRe stout made fellow formerly The property of
Thomas Naslin, WestmOrelapd county va Has
acquainiances ~ Georgetown, shHreard wash.
ingt0n city ~ the former Of which places he has
wife. The above reward will be paid TO any person or
persons who viii secure him ~ ia get him q.
gam SAMUEL STEVENS.
October. .22 Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

WILL 81 SOLD, on TJedResday the 18TH Decearber
nfH, az Springfield Coal Pits, the late residence
Of Daniel Burton, deceased. all the stock Of HORSES
AIILE, SHEEP and HOGS. cropof CORN, FODDER
&c PLANTATION UTENSILS, household and kiisben
FURNITURE.
Twelve mouths credit will be g.een for all sums over
S2O-tIat sum and under, cash will be expected-the
pufchasers in all cases will he required TO give boad
with approved security to carry interest from the dale
u not pnnctuay paid.
" MI persons having claims against the said estate
required To present them without delay for settle
meni likewise those indebted will make payment as
indulgence will not he given. r. BURTON ~
Adm'or OF Daniel Burton decd
November23. ~ ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

4h4 proprietor Of the Earle FIofel
; h'ea induced, from the liberal patrennpe Which
he has received from the nenhets OF The State lie.
eis,atuie 10 aGd an additional huiidng his eaHiis-
ment, containing twenty pleasant rooms Tbey are vel
adapted for the accommodation OF members heinz i'm.
tep"eo TOT one and two beds each and will he furnished
WIN new IuinHufe OF tie best quality. This addition
va. enable him to accommodate foui Members q pat
Of whom are nov engaged. A separate table will he
provided, and the charges for hoard made mo derae
gary applications will be daily attended TO-
Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

Twenty DOLLARS REwARD-For apprebendino
negro hoy named GEORGE, who absconded from
my plantation ~ Hanover county on the 10th o., JuIv
lssl' Tie Is about 20 ~ Of age rather lie,r
tha negroes generally are and about feet or inches
hgn-Bis hair somewhat hushy-has a bemsb in oue
Of bic eyes, thick lips and bowed legs.
tie has been seen n BicbWond, but il is probable he
bgohe from thence to G0ochland or Hanover in fhe
neghbofhOod OF Mr. PHILLIP WoOdson's to om Ills mo
,her belongs, or Is making bis way up James river To-
wards LyHchburg u IS very probable he bias obtained
Tree papers. The above reward and an neeesssry ey
ptrses, will he paid on bis delivery to me i'm Hanover
aud should II mol he convenient 10 deliver him letters
directed TO Hanover Town will be attended 10.
iofeWaTD al masters Of vessels others from har
h'fng oI Carrying away the said slave under the De-
Halties Of the law. REUBEN GAVDNEr'
September ~. gs..vt6s9 p
A PETITION Will be presented to The neNt GenrT5I
Assembly, praying that law may pass anhoril ZINC
+0 directing the inspectors % tobacco 60 break each
ono Tour times, for tie purpose q more cHsctua, de
iecg ana preventing false pac Ming aud isssetipq te
ensure ahn COWplSinistt Ofen made against them fr
posing Dad t0hdcco-hut 20 take samples fofn only
'"o breaks, unless the owner consents To nore.Als1
20 Iase he price Tor opcBng periug ~ aud e,ctaa
w inspected tobacco. AND Gx the price Tor fevieiue
Inspected tobacco and prevent an rrumhling and CON
rIhhls against The ptetrat very low And 10
pass dw Tor tie purpose 81 authorizing oinspectofs
sen tobacco " the existing sgsucs do mol give them
he Iigbi aud To FIX iier commission fer Tie ssn.c
November %. 81 .0s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
Ilrenta Eire DoIiars Rerrard.

~ ANAWAi from the subscriber. living near Milton
MbemaTle county, on the 18Th September last
negro STEPHEN, a black man, about IS Years old s
ie or inches high, square built veil set fellow
"hen questioned sharply any occasion has an inped
leht or apparent dfnculty OF reply, still ObserV
@De oy quick motion Of the eles-he purchased
OF Major James Gibbon Of Richmond, where be has
relations and friends and is no doubt lul aing. Who
ever viii deliver him Bernard Pe,ton ESQ OF Rich
hohd, or to me, secure him in ans Jail So that get
MN again, shall be entitled 10 the above reward
go CRAVEN PEYToN.
Albemarle, November 10. al ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
[ From me National IDf,llja.,,cc,.

s+'EM ale EbUCArlON.... Miss Judith T. HGyyis's
sCtooL tor the instruction OF young ladies will
DC continued iAr heNt year atmy house in the Forks az
hanover, about 10 miles above courthouse. rler
course 81 iuisn VIII include the following bran ches of
education reading, writing, arithmetic English gram
uiaI hs'oly, geography and The French language.
iht terms on hoard aud milton, beddipg aud wash
the i3th June the other half on he i5th Drcenher.-
10 phPll VIII be admitted fer lessteruhanthe whole
teh mohths. There will be vacation one Inomth ia
!ls s9uTse 81 The year. The school will begin on the
ioin yHp 'a.l "tNi' LEWIS BERNELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

Ito6e't Greenho,U, Agent Of tie President
and Professors Of Hitiianl j. 5Gry Cottege,
AZ ESPECiFULlI soliciis The COUNTY SURVEYORS
poftumiiy that will shortly he afforded them tlroip
ther respective representatives OF forwarding TO h
'hA p"it"n OF their fees, which by law and their oy
engagemenls they are bound 10 to the superinend
ants OF that institution.
City 4 Richmond, Nov. o. 54,,Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

MoilCE...A petition will be presented 20 tLe neyt
GtneIai Assembly of Virginia, praying the passage
{" an act 81 Assembly to authoIise sale Of tract
% iahu ng ~ the county OF Louisa the waters of
being the tract aMd conveyed byRenben Thorn
ION and Maria 7. his wife Cornelius D. Chisbolnr
ny "eeh bearing date June 30t, IsII aud afterwards
conveyed ~ uust by the said Cornelius u. ChishoIpe
10 Wlam swift jun 10y deed bearing date April3 isl5
a"S"S'El' 3i..WllwF
be ~ E.f.g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

Richm,Md tju0n f0unae,u cnrur,.gys ( ~
streets, nearsy opposite the Virginia Manutartoyg
'sNHE subscribers continue TO supply to order IRON
4 and GRASS CASTINGS Gf every descrip,ion 10,
steam engines and ali kinds Of mill machinery tiresh-
Tag machines, &C. &c.-Various machines complete
aud MILLS, Eastman's patent STR AwC CUTTERS "a.
tentCotN SHELTERS, &c. all OF which will be furnish.
ed ON the NEST favorable tern. .Also
Cast iron TOBACCO rNLsSES lor manufacturers al
The nostappT0ved constr and aarr2utcj IN
"Foughtiio machinery, ana smiths WORK in ycneraf
fOLLErf, BURR 4 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
-. u.;or .r

- Major ALLEN BERNARD. who was
a Soldier Of the Revolution and many years a Rcnre
sentative in the House Of Delegates OF Virginia and
now occupant Of the Washington Tavern in The CITY az
Richmond, offers his services the Senate of Voinia
to supply the Office o Sergeant Arms to that Honor
Bile Body. Nov. %. az a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26
A n ECnOTE-

Gen. Jachson, during the siege Of New Orleans, was
appHeu 10 ny fffnchman for $50 bales Of cotton
which were in The breast works The General ord,S :"
musket oarirdgebex &c. to be immediately brouobI In
him There SAID he) take these no man has a
st 10 uIiehI inns cotton than yourself see that
ranks. $500 ~ Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

Information. to Planters near James PireJ.
and above Richmomd.
'ENHE CITY MILLS" (om the Canal and inmp5i
aley adJolnip= the former site Of. Cargu's flls)
are now in operation.
CASH paid for WHEAT and CORN
FLOUR, CORN MEAL. SHIP STUFFS SHORTS
Dix an WIN he kept tor sale in exchange for heat
ApPiJ ~ lbe miil-to ID. J. BURR ID street oppns,ts
"S N C"Hl FARO, ot 10 JOHN STABLES.
N"Neuluts iEs 5I..M9W
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Albsmarle, November 10.
IrMsi SAFE Of Propertn.

virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the suhsc,
~ beis by Mr. Christopher iOmpAus and wife, bear.
ihg dtie the i9h day of December 1917 record
ia The office OF the court OF hnstngs of the city Of Rich
mona, for the purpose OF secuI ig 10 Mr.. William
Browne, administrator with the will annexed OF Will
am Geddy deed. The payment CERTAIN sums Of mo.
hey III tue said deed mentioned will be sold on III.
premises by the Subscribers, on Friday the lO day Of
near mo"fh, at Il octcck for read, money. a certain
p-ce OF ground containing IS feet ~ front, or Ca
~ street IN The city of Richmond. and running back of
ne same width, 90 feet, so much thereof mar he
necessary to satisfy the of 2303 80 cents the a.
hioGht OF cue OF The notes mentioned in the said deed
VIVA interest thereon, from the 10Th Say of June last
ana certain charges Thereof aud expenses ATTENDING
The execution OF the said trust The said piece of
ground being the wbck conveyed TO sand
Christopher Tompkins, 10y the said William Browne
adni'r. as aforesaid. J. ROBINSON, TINS.
FRED. pLEASANTS, tees
Nov. ~'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

kSl virtue of deed OF trust bearing date the = day
AZ OF May, 1870, ans recorded in the county court Of
RenricO, executed to the subscriber BY Reuben eo,yr
10 secure The payment of sum oi money therein men
uoneG due to Christian Allen Will be sold at auction
al me residence oil said Reuben George SATURDAY.
he4h 81 Dccember neat, on credit Of one aud i've
years, TRACT OF LAND lying in said COUNTY, con.
tanning by late survey 100 acres-the above land iup
on The pubic stage road leading from Richmsnd 10
Williamsburg, and known by the name Of CAMP CAR
TER, will be sold without reserve.
GEORGE SAVAGE, Trustee.
- At the same time and place shall oife for sal.
all my HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
together with tue CROPS-on a cTedit Of six months
November -. 30. 81 REuNEN GEORGk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

N"liC '..lbe subscriber alone > aHthOfizeu .
receive the outstanding dests due 20 the late con
ceihoi LYLE, SCOTT SAUNDERS, having been AZ,
pointed receiver there"fby the superior Ofchancey
i"i Tue Richmond district. II exported hal all DE,
SONS indebted 70 the said will mahe Imnir.i.
aIe payment, as longer indulgence cannot be icIded
''tC 81. III SAMEiEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-26

{ 'omMll TED 10 buckingham Jail on the Sd inst. a
- negro WOEah by the name OF PATTY. She is toll
eIaol macs tee inches high, aged about IS or 10
ears she says she belongs Ia Mr. Clarke and lett
MN III Chesterfield rouutl. Va The owner is request
go 10 take her away sine will dealt with as The law
directs John McptyNoJDs til,
November %. 81 Al.