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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
From the Boston Gazette.
cpFAT TRAVELLING.

The Cambridge (English) Chronicle men,
lions, in pompous manner, an account OF
a single individual who, in FIVE years, rode
IaC,5l6 miles, between Northampton and
Canton, without hating one night. The
distance is SIS miles, and is computed &c I've
about 40 times the length of Europe. We
have an individual who will we'll compare
with this statement Mr.. John Meadrun,
the driver of the accommodating stage be
tween Boston and Portsmouth, goes the dis
lance every day in the week, except Sun
day. Its &c miles, and in one yearamoan's
to IL 1856 miles, after deductiug Tor Sunday,
in years amounts to 5000 miles Ne
question whether there is another individual
in the United States who travels so great a
distance every day, and which he generally
accomplisbes in about eight hours.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
ANTIQUITIES.

Among the many reliques Of antiquities
With which this country ahounds, one has
lately been discovered at Newholm. in he
parish of Dolphinton. Lanarkshire. At the
head OF the avesue which leads 10 the house,
upon cot being made through little emf
hence, there was observed regular row of
stones--oD removing the earth, there appear
ei a most entire and well formed stone coffin.
Contrary TO the general mode of construction,
il was narrow. and made in exSci conformity
to the shape Of the body. The stones were
close and regularly set around. The upper
edge was as smoothly level as if il had been
hewn. The bottom was laid with stones, and
they who had paid the last tribute 10 the NOR
tai remains, had kindly placed a stone for a
pillow. Notwithstanding the lapse of ages.
since the body must have been deposited in
It's dreary abode. the bones were found very
entire The scuIl was almost whole, and 10
the eye, seemed uncomIDony large between
the occiput and sincipat. sIost of the teeth
were sound. The arms, bones, back. thighs,
and legs, were all recognised. The inside
Iofthe coffin vas fully six feet long. and it ap-
peared as if the body had been pressed into
It. These sad reIiques were examined with
reverence. and again deposited in The place
which they had occupied for so many centu-
hes. (English paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
MILTON,

Al fifteen, had studied with uncommon svi-
dity, but at the same time with such mat
sention TO his health, seldom retiring from
his hooks before midnight, that the source of
his blininess may he traced to his early pas
sion for letters. In his twelfth year, az he
tells US. this literary devotion began; from
which be was not TO be deferred, either by
the natural ,,bility Of bis eyes, OF by his fire.
quent head aches, The union Of genius and
application was never more conspicuous.
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to relieve their suffering. hi, -,
was ats" felt, and they ub.a;a "% aEsl
raj donation. given with a smaa a!h
light and a chez fn'aes. witch su o:
ann enhanced its value. The bn, .
industry next petitioned i,,r,, aLSe
rrSwrlahlr lAdirs, fpr it seems Vs.. "
men assume the task Of asking aI,a,
those wh" cannn' he supported WIKI
IT. Here vas 'l'w scene exhibited.
house ii Industry, where tie nn"'
Clothed AND fed, but here they sISn
tribue by t''rIr labor To the s,nno.,
the institutions. where the l,nm ,nI I
nng wheel are SEEN in constant ,no,
and where exercise and f,'usaIi,y. d.'j
Iluess and comfort, general, nrs,',
that ln>sit"tion, at the approach If r
ged winter, ALSO requires aid to ke,n
tcnants in comfort aud cmp!cymr,,,
Ny female friends had yet a E,i,r
III the c'rn'r OF their purses, which N.Y.
as freely given. aud thas Terminated n
charitable appeals for that cvcnr,
How is it possible, that a ynun. ii
can squapder her means in tr;sjn. N
jects. an deny herself the lnxur, n
solace Cf contributing 70 a!lc,iat n
wants Of others! II they knew u
meek. how amiable, how Io,ely. %1
appear. when, like commissioning anr.,
they s.aticr roses over barren hs'r
strrw rlehty in the way of want. MD
up The wounds which dire 20, err, !.
fiicts, and pour an oily Lalsam Oh N
almost broken hearts of the widow -
orphan. they would never waste p,r|
unnecessary ornament or extra, sy,,l
pleasures, the means Whereby %]
Cheering resuIts can be produced. 4
ray of almost divine beauty and perfr
ton sheds sacred lustre over t!,art,
which pity consecratrs to charity ,I
the tear which trembles in the eve aJ
dims its luslre at tale of misery. is IL,
a rich gem sparkling from the mirc, y
the pure lcicle which gIittcrs and melt
in the sun beams. HOWARD
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lNTEMPEHASCE.

A man about 40 years of age, cierk'in a
respectable establishment, was taken up a:
late hour on Saturday evening by the watch
in the highest state of intoxication. Very
soon after being seated before warm FIRE
in the watch house. lie expired His appear
ance was robust, 4. bore the marks of health,
but he was bloated! Why will men conf
ME to indulge in The immoderate use Of
BRANDY In moderation il is good, in
aid of digestion, but it ought not TO conquer.
Ibid.
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From the american Daily Advsrlisr.
THE RATTLE SNAKE.

/, is we'll known that the Rattle Snake
remains torpid during the cold Weather,
sheltered frnm the action of frost, etIe
in the rcccsscs of rocks, or in the earh
near the unif,rm temperature ofsplua
In this STATE, should it freeze, life is drs
troyed. Rattle Snakes have bcenket|
alive, by feeding, in tie summer, a
Rats, Mice, aud MoIcs, during foulra
years. Others have been kept alhtn
the sane alanncr, during tArpe or hp
years. But there is a large !;st,.
Snake. now alive in the Museum iu IDS
city, Which has refused To cat fer ii.
last fifteen months, though it may LSe
drank Of water, which is regularly u
into the cage. 1t is extremely cmaci.
ted. This Is singular instance If We
authenticated abstinence, and worthy d
some attention.
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FEMALE ORATOR.

A lady, says the Boston Daily Advertiser
OF Thursday last, will deliver an Oration on
.B,asonru, this evening at Concert Hall, fbe
novelty of this undertaking will doubtless at
tract numerous audience. We understand
she is person Of very respectable connec-
lions and that she has adopted this method
in order to be enabled to prosecute claims TO
which she is party, in foreign land.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
Black, White, and Lock-smitl
Sion.

THE subscribers take the liberty Oh 10
l forming their friends and the public -
general. that they have commenced the
Black. White. and Lick smith business oh
Royal street. between Cameron and Queer
streets, in the House lately occupied "
Thompson & Towers, where they Inteno n
carry on the business above mentioned 10 ..
its various branches TO the general saiis'..
ton ofthose who may favor them win eur
ploynent, and by their assiduity and a,, ~.
tion, they hope TO merit share Of P Py
patronage. HENRY tOEi Nh''
G. Il. DUFFEY ..y
N B. Horse shoeing done in the nsa''''
manner, and at the shortest notice. 49,
Dec is lbsIul",
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
THE SLAVE TRADE.

IFrou Montgomery" OCEAN,.
There are, gloomy Ocean! brotherles'
Who traverse thy hanishing waves, tClan'
The poor disinherited outcasts Of Man,
Whom .9variee coins into Slaussi
From the homes Of their kindred, their lore
fathers graves,
Love. friendship, and conjugal bliss,
They are dragged on the hoary abyss;
The Shark hear their .hrieks, and ascending
TO day.
Demands Of the .poiler his share of the prey.
Then 10Y to the tempest that whirls them be-
meath,
And makes their destruction its sport
But woe to the winds that nroptiousiy breathe,
And wait them in safety to poril
Where the Yul,urrs and Vampires OF Nam
MN resort;
Where Europe exultingly drains,
The life.blood from Africa's veins;
Where Man rules DER Man with merci'ess
rod,
And spurn. al his footstool the image of God!
The hour is approacbing-a terrible hour!
And Vengeance is bending her how;
Already the clouds Of the Hurricane lower,
And the rock. rending Whirlminds blow;
Back rolls the huge Ocesn--Hell opens below;
The floods return headlong sweep
The Slave cul,ur'd lands 10 the deep;
In moment enton'd in the terrible void,
b. their Maker himself in hisanger destroyed.
Shall this be the tate Of the cane planted Isles,
More lovely than clouds in the west,
When the Sun DER the Ocean descending in
smiles,
Sinks softly and sweetly to rest?
NO .-Father of Mercy! befriend the op-
prest;
At the voice Of thy Gospel Of Peace,
May the sorrows Of Africa cease;
And the Slave and the Master devoutiy unite,
TO walk in thy freedom and dwell in thy light.
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TIME.

Amour wen spent condo INNS life. When
We reflect on the sum of Improvement and
delight gained in that single hour. bow 90
the multitude Of hours already past rise up
ans say, what good has marked us? Wouldst
thou know the true worth of time, employ an
ho&,~ -
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81. LOUIS, Non. II

The present drought bad prepared the
grass. leaves and fallen timber, for burning,
at an earlier period than usual, and, netwith-
standing the severe penalty for firing the
prairies and woods, the country on both sides
Of the M1nissippi and Missouri has been set
on FIRE bme careless or malicious per-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
BEAUTIFUL ALLeGoRY.

Happiness and Virtue are twins which can
eever be divided. They are born and Aou-
risb, or sieken and die together. They are
joint ofsprings Of good sense and innocence
and while they continue Under the guild
ssnce Of such parents, they are invulnerable to
decay
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For Richmond,

HA The schnr. REBECCA t. POLLY,
&AwiIl sail Tor the above place on Sunday
morning next, and will take freight on ni'
sonabe terms. Apply to the master on hoard.
at Ramsay's wharf, or TO
JEREMIAH BOOTHE,
December rs u.
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Reading. penn ) Nor. 2

NFUUIHE,, Y t1sH 'FVV' = y
A Meteor of extraordinary briliiancy,
which lighted the atmosphere for nearly 80
seconds, was visible on Sunday nightiast in
this borough.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16

SAMUEL Spnec. Esq. has been elected BY
a Joint ballot Of the Legislature, Governor OF
Maryland, for the ensuing year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16

sons and immense quantities Of bay, corn,
wheat, and iencing, are de iroyed some Of
our farmers have lost properly to the amount
of 5000 dollars,
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SxtS THE GAZETTE LN
S&&. NJ ARINE I0URNAL. GA

ARRIVED,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, 8 days from Ball
more; goods to merchants CT The District.
Also, several inland vessels, with vsrog
country produce
The Columbus ~ of Maryland Point yei
terday at | o'clock.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16

The Legislature of Pennsylvania is in ses'
sion. On the 10th inst. the Governor trans
mitted bis message to both houses.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16

MIR. Robert Annon, Minister of the Cos
pel, fell from his gig, or was precIpitated,
for the gig upset, on Sunday morning, 9Th
inst. on his way to Octcrdra meeting house,
(Pa. and was so severely injured l,y the fall,
that on Monday evening he departed this
life, having apparently suffered much pam,
from wounds in the head and other parts Of
the body; though unable TO make any COM
munication, even by signs. 1t is supposed
he was about 80 years of age.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16

feel the reverse Of their condition.. wi.
dows who were once blessed will, plenty
and who shared that plenty with the
needy, bat who, in the winter of life,
are deserted by tho sMiles Of fortune,
with hardly pillow on which to repose
their silver locks and aching head
This appeal was not without effect, each
young lady unlocked her little store
anI extended to the petitioners the
cheerful mite, which generosity sweet
ems and charity emDalns; they gave
with it some heavy signs, hith reach
ID higher source and calird down a
mrritrd blessing. fhc ladies departeG,
and the company, Iamerting tie hard
ness Of the tunes and their inability t.
give more, resnmed their work. hen
;iot long after. three young aud inte-
resting women were introduced, their
cfraD,i Was alsn charitable one; they
plead the cause al The poor orphan. the
Child OF affection, the pruperly OF th"
commonwealth, without parents tn sur.
ply thris' wants. 10 guard their Health,
to watch their tender years, tllroMn on
the protection Of the world, and depend
ing On Him "ui; tempers the win.
to the shern lamb )" they lifted up tn i,
little hands 10 ilnplorc the harity o!
those who had hearts to feel aud means
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
HiiGam and Mary College.

viii commence Oh thursday the sU,h day fJure :;
On which occasion the parents and guardians the
students are earnestly desired to atteNd.
The visitors and governors Of the college will please
70 observe That their annual takes place
NohuaN the 3h OF july As two of the professorships
are ana have been for some time, vacant and as the
most disastrous consequences must ensue should They
not be filled, every visitor, It is hoped, who posibl,
can, will make II Il point To attend.
THOMAS C. SMITH, Rector.
N. u The vacant chairs are those of Chemistry and
Law. The value OF the first Is from oco Ia S2,5oO
per ahnum-that OF the second is from 900 500
yer anunR Persons qualified for either of these sta.
lions, aud wishing 10 obtain them wilt phrase 10 appl,
oy letters addressed Ia the rector at this place.
Williamsburg. May Is. J..t3aJ
y The printers Who usually prinf for the col
'eee fiH please 10 insert tke above UNfH an fJniy
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q" LINCHBURG NARBLE.

- II l4fSIibOhtb " AhbbE,
EE having pat their HsT6le MI in one
4 ration, aIe prepared TO execute with skill and dis.
patch, orders for chimney mantles hsarlhs, steps
COMMISSIONERS silis &C. The mill issituated on the
0aBk 81 james river orders the efore froR Richmond
Fs.srshnTg and Norfolk can be filled allle pence OF
freight
this tits believed, is thefrst and only estabshn ent
ef the Kind IN Virginia and asthe citizens now
an opportunity offuTnshng themselves with these use
fu andotnauenai articles of line quality, the produc-
Sion ofheir own state the propreluts cannot hut in
dE'ge hope thar they VIII
p. 5. Quarter who can come " ell recommended
will receive liberal wages.
SoaHot Christopher & Jordan AifhoHy.
Lynchburg, Sept. ~. 42..tt
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THE subscriber has for sale his auction aud com.
A mission store the following articles, viz 4:
consignment Of domestic chapIbTays aud plaids 4:
Fancy striped poOcks linen checks, aud - canihfic
nsedlesewd lapans Russia sheeng. first quality an
invoice dining and breakfast table cloth 600 runny
bags gold and silver lace coloted sewing siIts .
crystal beads Of German goods suprfnne
cloths; box toys double aud single barrel enas and
pistols few trunks mems shoes rotam, wool and
nap hats square piano forte; two seC0nd hand do.
with many other articles ia tue dry good line Also
Madeira Wine, Of Smith 4 Riddles importation. In
pipes. bhds quarter aud half quarter casks Tenere
CIaret, aud Champagne wines Pennsylvania wills
Kew AntiguI, jamaica, aud n. H.. ram 100 boxes
fpermacett candles, &c. &C. NJ. o. POfrIAyx.
MAY G-.f
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June Is.

TRUST DEED....By virtu. OF deed eNecul-
ca TO me subscriber the 30Ih day of August 1917,
bs Edmund Webster duly recorded IN the ofce OF The
county court OF ahover Tor The purpose OF securing
10 IhOhas Williams III of Norfolk borous the sum of
UOo win interest from 30h august 1917 shall on
~ sd"fSday Tie 1tk day of JHiy nert, iii fairf not
che HeSt aIr day. betaeea The hours Of Y. a. aud
Np NJ proceed 10 sell at public auction for cash the
tract vi LAND n0w owned aud occupied by said Web
sier containing by estimation S0aE acres situated on
~u hihc Creek or SO auch thereof together with the
improvements aud 2ppnrteRances, will satisfy the
SAID dent aud interest and OF carrying the said
tfus. inio execution. K0 DOuTHAT, Trustee.
The above sale viii take place on The premises.
Richmond, June Is. II ids
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August 2S.

hiSSOLUTloN.-Th copaItneisbp OF U'hHe pa
- rids0n 20. was dissolved by mutual consen oil,
22d day of Apri-Al debs owing by the late firm will
De paid by The subscribers aud to whom all persons
The French Eur liiii Stone NaRWta,furiye Ru.
SinesS viii ia fuiuie he conducted nEder Tie MN OF
DAVIDSON SMELL, who will Keep constantly oil
HAND a general assortment OF MILL STONES, Of all
sizes, bniit BY workuen eqmai 10 any in the United
States, OF select materials winch they will hitherto
warrant ana sell at northern prices Tor cash. country
produce, or approved paper. Those DESTROYS of oh
tanning good, strong, He0tty EHiShfd, REAL FRENCH
BURR MILL STONES, are respectfully invited To call
at The manuiacory on 18th, between ID and streets
Richmond. on Old street, PeIeI sburg, where ali
orders viii be thankfully received aud the scIest at.
teniion paid, In order to give general satisfaction.
Wv H. i..U DAVIDSON X SMELL.
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1T The ENQUIRER ~ pnbli:hed twlca a week, rene.
rally, and Tires times week during the session Of The
State Lesiiatnrs.-Prce the as heretofore Five
DonsrsYer aahun, payable in advance. Notes of Char
tered speeefayns Banks, (onsy) viii be received
Fayment The Editor will guarantse the safety OF re-
hitting them by mall the postage Of all letters being
paid by the writers.
Tor o. the Edor until all have I'D up.
II Wtosver viii guarantee the payment uine pApe.,
SHAH receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One S2uare-First Insertion, rs csnss-cacS
continuance, so ce,,ts.
40 advertisement tnSsrtsd anti it has either been
yd'dJor, Or cssxmed B., person Ia this c:ty
CO t4roas.
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I0dtan Kipg IareIn, Lexington, "a

EHiS establishment, pleasantly situated IN the hand
A some aud well improved village ot Lexington has
iaeIy hetn purchased by tie subscriber siucr which
TINE he has been Al considerable expense in additions
repairs ana improvements 10y Which hr has render hi
house convenient for The reception of rery company
tie respectfully invites all ladies and geptiren tf:,yeI
ing through Lexington Z" give hun call aud nd.Ts
hHse lbey viii be- aprrrabil entertained His table il
constantly furnished with plentiful and good fare COOK
ed 30 the best manner. ~ his bar he keeps alpays
great variety If the very hest of liqupfs-aJ his stable
Is cool and continually supplied wib good pfovtmder
rvs tunes are d'bc" Ills charles viii lie moderate
JHnc ~. I5..Wgws WILLIAM SJENtNs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

~ ALVERN HILLS FOR Satisfactorily to The
4VI provisions of deed Of trust mortgage, exc
cuted by Robert Nelson to Charles Carter of Shirley
TO secure the payment of of money therein spe
cned aud Tor otheT purposes, this valuable of
iald is now offered for SALE privately Its situated
Turkey Island creek, i'll the lower end of tienrics
ahont sixteen miles from Richmond, and twenty from
Petersburg, aud adjoining the lands Of Mr.. George
Pickett. IL IS estimated to contain nearly 900 acres
300 OF which IL gin land OF the best quality, capable
OF producing as heavy of tobacco any land in
the lover country the remainder is very hne yellow
been So aehiy improved in few years by the OF
Clover aud gypsum Turkey Island creek is navigable
within a few hundred Yards Of the house. The terms
viii he made known by application to the subscriber,
residing the premises, and who will take pleasure
III shewins the land to any person wishing pur
chase. NATHANIEL NELSON UaLyer,l fIiIis
Jdnt H. loft
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ri Office. 1.-The subscriber alone is authorized to
receive the outstanding dekts due to The late CEN
ceTn OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been an.
pomted receiver theIeofby the superior court nf canceT
for the Richmond district. Ills expected that all per
SONS indebted I" the said concern will make nmedi-
ate payment, 10 logger Indulgence cannot be Afforded
1T
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Wmrenfon Frmale 1caflrmy.


SHHe business OF this academy T tue ensuing session
a wii he resumed on JOnjdy lie 2Sih last. There
are t"S sessions ia the he ior h0aid aud
suon are $40 session and each lady furuislrs
OF shces, blanket. COyeriid and pair Of towels.
The pupils are instructed IN Ofthngrapby, reading,
wfin-, arithmetic gralHmar, parsing, geography, his
tory yihUlogy, natural philosophy, CHEMISTRY, asifO
n0iuy, parapbrasing aGd bellies leitfes. Music dancing
aud dra Ing also taught, bU psid for separator.
The following unsolicited testimonial has been pre-.
scented to the principals Of the academy
Ne, WiO gCre UiStaHfs at tie ysibIic examination
If the b0rreHt0H FeR0ie Icdqs4sy, KUfeT tie
saVeTiHte1daHce ~ Mes. 4HdTeWS and Jones, GeiVg
bighiV ptsassd tritb the prOhptHCSS amt GccNTacy
NTH ioich ffg df6ereRt CLASSES pdStcd0 most minute
ard critical ers1i0g'iOH M tie rariyHS by0Wches OC
etacafioH, think Il dHfy zee ore 10 the pr5Hc. as
tcc1 as 10 the teQCts 10 cypress eur entire suits
f0ctioH at me crels tHprOyeue0t erhi6iSeG by Tie
BoWHg LGdics.W We dksV rect rreat pfrasHrei recon.
cHstVg ms seminary. 1iC IN q lOErishiRC Sfate 10
cttr friends ORtthc yVbkc.
RptEhl JONES, A. IS. CAMPBELL,
iollN JONES, PHILIP G.. POPE,
JOHN SCMEHVELL, JOHN WALKER,
X. DAWSON, JOHN r. EATON
W G. GREENHiLL, PE1ER Mtr -HELL,
SIEPHEN DAVIS, no: X. JOHNSON,
JAHES SOMERNFLL. THOMAS ORGAtN,
WILLIAM UANVtLLE, CASwEII DRAKE,
JOHN ,RRiSON, ALEX. BRODNAX.
THOMAS SCOTT,
Tarfepion, Iuns o." t4..2f
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AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of deed of trust exc
- cuted TO the sunscTJer by William Miller JT on
I'm oc"ber isT and recorded in the county court OF
Soochdnd, 10 secure certain debts due TO Alexander
". ntchsii, therein mentioned, will be sold To the
inquest adder iof ready money, tract of land lying
tne County OF GOochand on the Upper Lckinshoie on
1Sesddy Tie Oh ~ Jaky 0fLt--al the house now occu
pea by Philip Fuicher SEN which is part OF the pTe
i;es-the tract c"aaius $50 acres, aud adjoins the
whitehall tract also Planters Fare the lands Aroh
bald Lewis aud oiIers.-Oniy mach OF the land ~
oe sold as viii pay the of 800 with interest
from ISL January last aud the and charges of exc
cuing this TnsI--Snch title only will be conveyed as
Is vested IN tLs Trustee by the deed OF trust.
June Is. I-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

NE Subscriber intending to remove TO The south
IL west, Us sslicious to sell his REAL ESTATE in
this city and its vicinity. dwelling house with
halt acre lot Of land attached thereto the occr-
pancy OF MI. X. q. Scott. building ioi No. TO- in
CaihpbePs plan, III the rear of j. & w. Miller. Two
acres VI land, handsomely situated near MI Haxals
Also between and 900 acres OF land (be greater par
III "oods) about SIX miles from the cii,....l will sell
great bargain III the above property.
Jnne IL. 10. Ill pRNScER