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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-10

Merico.--The following facts we be-.
Heye arc unknown in this country; their
authenticity, however, is not to be doubt
ed. At the capture of general Nina,
near Mexico, about rs of our country
men were taken prisoners, OF whom
were lieut.. Larkn, of Virginia, and
lieut.. Hutchinson. The fate Of Nina il
well known: thought the patriot general,
second in command, offered 40 Spanish
commissioned officers, then in his pow
er, for Mlna's release, amongst whom
were two lieutenant colonies, If" said
Apadoaca, the viceroy Of Mexico, "you
had forty thousand to give in exchange,
| would not spare general Nina. "--He
was accordingly shetland SO were the
AZ Spanish officers in retaliation. In
the progress OF this fit ofveneeance, our
two countrymen, Larkin and Hutchin-
son, were formally and publicly shot:
the rest were confined in a damp and
dismal dungeon, to which the black
hole Of Calcutta would have been COM
Portable; of these, As persisted in a few
days Of presidential air. The remainder
were transported to another dungeon on~
ly to prolong their suferings, of whom
four were afterwards sent to Spain, and
are now on the coast of Barbary-they
are believed to be the sole survivors Of
the whole party.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-10

the first day of October next, shall be
exempt from the penalties of the terri
toriai laws, laying triple tax for failure
to list Their lands with the auditor of
public accounts.
Sec. 90. BE ii further enacted, That
each and every nonresident, owning
lands within this state, who shall fail to
pay the tax which may remain due and
unpaid for the year eighteen hundred
and eighteen, as well as any previous
year, on or before the first day of Octo-
Der next, shall be subject to, and pay
triple the amount of the tax for the year
eighteen hundred and eighteen; and the
auditor is required to proceed against
such delinquents, agreeably to the pro-
visions of this act.
Sec. 81, BE il further enacted, That
all lands lying within the military bounty
tract, set apart By the United States for
the bounty lands upon which . triple
tax has been paid, except such as have
been advertised and sold for the tax due,
thereon, shall be allowed a credit ON
their tax list for the following years, for
the sum which may have been paid over
single tax, and the auditor is authoriz-
ed to credit all such lands on his books
accordingly.
Sec. %. BE HjurtAer enacted, That
all persons who may hereafter become
the owners Of any lands lying within the
military bounty tract, shall be allowed
nine months from the date of such pur~
chase, to list the same with the auditor.
'.4fhrove1-March 81, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-10
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,


TERMS IF srbsc,9b son--I'HRrr DolLAus per
annum, payable i'll advance; or FouR DoLLAns,
at the end of the year.
acknowledgements not exceeding square, One
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTY CESTs
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
vertisemen,s in the same proportion. A de-
duction Of 25 per cent. from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g.--It will be rccolect.
ed, taat Mr. George C!ymer, of Isis city, went
to Europe some time ago with bis" Colufabian
Priuiing Press, IN order 10 eXhiDt in that
part ottlr world his new invention He pre.
srnted one Of them to the EmPef0r of Russia
The Emperor directed Ills minister OF The int.
riOr t0 lave il examined The minister com
mIited the task 10 fOur eminent printers al St.
Petersburg, Of so many different nations, viz
Russian. German, a Frenchmdn, and an
Eng iishndu. Ou "a thorough inspection and
tfiai Of ,he machine, tie report from the.e
tonr individuals v,fs 20 decided as TO ill., snpe
riortiy over sjlPrnitig presses heretofore in
rse, that the Emperor to mark Ids sense Of go
ingenious and Useful an inprO yement IN FIJI.
great art, presented Mr.. Ciymer With the sum
OF six thousand rn1les We have derived this
'act through source which renders u I'M
questlOHaD c,5nd take great pleasure in giyiag
% 10 ine pCbHc as an evidence Al once OF
American IngeHHity. aud OF the muriicrnce OF
the Emperor Alexander. Dem. ppess.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
500 acres of IGJ,d fo,. soIe-

L te county of Goochiand, wihn or . miles of
James river, and about SO from Richmond on Lick.
hshoie creek which contains FINN 40 To- 80 acres low
s'ounus heaviiy leased with timber, and very
shu 'aid Is well adapted To plaster, and utahle the
euufe OF tobacco corn, and small q a and lice well
III CONTAINS considerable portion Of brat tubac
go rama To cat also sonc excellent panuTed lots. A
Soh.teiaDie portion OF the cleared land has not been
ehueu iof several years, nor p,sured and being en-
closed TENDERS II IN good situation to prepare for
wheat or other grain. The wood land is sufficiently
loaded WITH timber to support the piace-On which is
eoou dwelling house. with cellar the whole size
SUITABLY outded, with necessary ire places and ali
necessary out honses barns, st2bies &c threshing
achinr ana never falling springs is thought said
pace would be an excellent stand for a public house
as IL touches tue main road-l also has IL AN apple
orehafa OF well selected. choice fruit which
10 De TIE most productive and hest the conn
W besides oiker good ffnu trees disteiy tor three
stliie ana two sosd ones IN IT, with good ors
me mouse huilt OF stone, with lionor store attach ID
makes It Complete distery. Also MILL, the wall
OF Wncn 10 OF Stone aud contains pair Cologne and
bnr stones, which s said lay all the neghbots TO be
sufficient TO support the place by toll Every person
Knows that Goochland is peculiarly adapted
10 healthy situations.
The subscriber will treat with a pu, csa.er and Mr.
tsninna Anderson o. Richmond fully auth to
sell said land and will shew the sae to any person who
wishes TO purchase. The Of sale viii be accom-
moaat'ns say onc1th.fd In hand the balance in an
nua insalments as may be agreed on The balance TO
ne secured BY deed in trust the land or personal
security. An undonbtec title will be made BY
CHARLES YANcEY, of AibemarIe.
r. 81 SAID land can be rented the present YEAR,.
me iahs not tsaoedis moi 10 be pastrrcd. c.. Y.
Feb. Is. 90 sv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
U.SURY LAWS

In the legisia ure of Massachusetts, on
the 22d. inst. bill TO regulate lie rate of
interest &c. was read a fist tiIne.--
This bill provides that The interest on
contracts shall be at the rate of six per
cent. per annum, unless a differ
ent rate shall DE expressly stipulated,
III wiring, by the parties. That iu cas-
es Of prosecution OH contracts where more
than six per cent. shall be taken, If the
defendant can prove that he was induced
10 pay said interest by means of any un-
fair advantages taken Of his situation, the
plaintiff shall recover the priucipaI sum
only, without costs, and the defendant
shall recover costs, Sr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

sToLEN out Of lot from riy plantation ia the cuGiI
~ ~ Of Snry, the Burci Island Bridges on the
night OF The 9Th ut. CHESNUr SOKREL MARE
about five feet high years oil! last Spring and il,
ioa; switch Tail and banging name; tIots and gaoys
Only; The hair has lately been Kicked off in The len
flank the hip about three inches sauaIs-No other
marx recoeucd. suppose her 10 he in the neigh.
boTbood OF Richmond c. PeiersbnTg, have been ii
formed that The suspected villain turks about l0ss
places--i will give Five Dollars for the mare, and
Ten DoIkdrS for the thief. W. BAI,EY
5outham ptou. Feb. O.. "a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
srnnrs OF rug WIZ

Erfr0sf az tsfker from seffferfp Ne,e Cog9eeff-
cal, 10 ne S-0ther ~ Aiadlrfo1on, (Con.)
" on he bfib % Decesnber bad the greatest hunt
ever kwii in this paftOf lie counfy Ths party was
composed IS ,he Inhabitants II Saiield Randolph ,
Hpotst0wH, Rsveina, CbaTieston, Palmyra, DeefGcld
ftNaiei aH other places. The Luntets formed vast
hollow square TIE line o. @hic, beginning 20 RooifiowH
extending frois bcncc tast hIough ~fist aEd Ma.he"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
Lanlds lor saLs 81 Ggochtlnd add Lanisn.

I-ttWtISJVI "UIb ~ t'VUCHIdHU UHU L"NtsN,
WISH 10 sell tact OF LAND, adjoining ibe tract Oh
II which reside, ~ the county Of G0ocbland. en- nc
head waters Of Beaver Dam creek containing ala acre
Also uact Iyi.A IN The c1Hnty Of Louisa, on Owens
creek, adjoining the lands Of M 0nas Shelton, Col
Joseph Suction, aud others, containing 5s3 acres
considerable proportion 0 IBIS land is very bulto
he greater pdft wheTeofs reclaimed; tbe Of the
tract consists Of aout cldaI quantities Of cleared ard
ubceaTed land The impIOyemJEts csBsst Of CON-
Portable dwelling house v ith two btlow ard
above stairs, barn, stables and other Onhvses, AID
a small apple orchard. Abot one mile siove this
tract, on fork oftbe same creek small tfae 81 90
acres generally good aud, and considerable proper
uon oft fairgrounds, which have worked Is appeu-
dage TO the larger tract this il also COR sale and tbe
purchaser may take itwh the said larger tfdC mot
az bis opton.-As shall be some niUnhs absent l!oni
Virginia, have authorized my brother, Nicholas j.
PoindeNteT 60 sell aud these Lands and lie Vii
make the know those WIN MAJ hr DESTROYS To-
Know them. Wd. &. POINBENTEN.
Goochland, Dec. 81. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

i" Me0ntsNaJ tue I'd Dec. last the subssi dis
- patched MATTHEW BRANCH, then acting as
miller al koyaton Mills with lsiteTsIhe one aa-
dressed to Benjamin Hatcher, Esq of Manchester,
siins i've hnndie and nifty deiars in bans Diis the
otber |" Col Wilson &. Nicholas, Richmond, covering
Oans note Tor nvs hundred doiaIs-I he one IT, Cot;
Nicholas vas delivered The o,ier mol and Branch
has noi since Tetnrned-He seen IN Richmond tie
Thursday aud FRIDAY following since which time he
has tot neen hearO foI-. Circumstances Tenner II
ponabie that be has p,uIdered contents the let
ter, ard is gore of 10 XeHtncky.
Bianch is slim, well formed man, nearly six feel
h'eh OF far comprNion light hair, grey eyes which
have reddish cast round the edges OF he whites
nose Is somewhat crooked, which will be piaIily PEI
ceifed upon ose examination le has smiiIng COM.
teuanee and white teeth, these he when speaL
ing He quite garulous, and Vouid be APT to detect
Algseit IL JuGc,ousiJ questioned. lie rode a slim
ack horse, or years old. about inches
high, has remarkable spot bis Jeff flank with IIIs
81 u" hair oil Il. which appea1s lie the elect OF
scad no white abont him 10 rrceIIccted he PAGES
"htn rode. is duh without spurs, aud Threatened
with tue whip, will iecede from ;i.e stroke sidewise
rather than ON directly forward, and when VIII
spurs PAGES remarkably well.
The subscriber will give Fifty DOLLARS reward
Tor the apprehension aid conviction OF the thief and
1weRty Dollars for returning the arse, with AZ fea
spnable expenses. WM. u. GILES
WIgSsam, (Anelia county, Jan. %. si.Jf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

The New Brunswick T mes of February .,
after mentioning the detection Of Maurie and
Bertrand, says" it is supposed the third rob-
hes was IN this city Oh Monday evening, as a
aersos speaking French, aud corresponding
Win the descriptions Of The robbeI, purchased
a pair of ne,C boots and LETT his old ones in the
street, and several articles Of wearing apparel,
at different places. We understand that he
left this place tor Tie south OH The same even.
ing, Ia the mail coach"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

r. TIE EDITOR or THE ENoC'IREH
siH-ihe following very natural effnsioI,
met with few da,s since in a private ,site
writtco by native Of Scotland, who had spen
some % OF 80 years In North America. an,
thea returned 10 The place of his birth. I al.
well assured You will ne struck with the sin,
piicity aud beauties OF the description, AN,
stye 1t co;ner IN the Enquirer. l..
TLen silent time W. lightly foot
Had trid OH liberty JeaTs,
Ny native land sought again
Hf mony hopes and fears.
H ba' kens, thought !, IL A serds I Jeff
viii aye cont nue. mine
Or gia Ter again shah meet
The JOYS left lang slns.
AS dre& Near my antisnt pi.s
Ny meant beat a. tue way,
TX place pass'd seemed YET TO SPEAK
Ut some dear former day.
Those days that foll,wed I'VE aisr
Those happy days o. saline
which made me think the joy at band
Mere naeihnis 10 lang syne.
Ay igie6 loa els now met my cen
"nsie ."isirss used 10 bla'
Nae resiid siapt ont vi open aims
Nae wee. keenu lace saw.
Tiu Dohal tuilerd TO the door
whom len IA his prime,
Aud er.t To see the lad come hsr,e
lie een'j sac well lang syne.
] ran to liza weel ken'd place.
Ia hopes 10 lind some reeids
lsag wSere mony ane had sat
Aud hung IN ncuy chair,
Til soft te!lso;nbi dncc threw veil
Across these Z. II y uiitc,
shut III door aud soblid aloud
10 think OF au!d lang s,ne.
sprung race O. m0thy Kind
Would iog their welcome pay,
VIVA shuiderd at my gothic WAS
ans wisaed my gloves away.
C.t. cut these gloomy trees, they cried
Lay low yoar mounfu' pine;
All, 40, NY parents names are there,
Memorials o lang sJne.
To win IN. frae these waefu' thoughts
They TOOK me to the loIn
Where soon In i'ka weel kend face
,niss'd the youthiu bloom
AZ Jis tsey pointed TO nymph
whom all ueclared divine,
But s1re her mothers bGsAGg face
was IaiIer far lang syne.
Ia vain sousbt i'm music's sound
10 ind that magic art,
Which on in ScotlaTd's ancient lays
Has thrilled thTo' a. my heart
The sang had noay an artfu turn,
49, ny ear cohfess'n nne,
But mss'd the simple meitcy
iistcn'd 10 lang syne.
Ye cTones aud comrades o. my youth
Forgive an aald mans speen,
What laitst the gaiest SCENES now niourns
l lie cays he anee has seen.
When time is past and seasons fled,
Your hearts may feel like mine,
Aud aye the sans will maist delight
Has MINDS yvu ~ lang sype.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

4 AND FOR SALE.-Wiil be sold for CAST, $50 acres
OF Wooa Land, belonging to the estate OF Major
iho: Williams dec on the lSt day 81 March at the ia.
'etn OF Nj. Jas. Hamett the lower end Campbell
county. This land is adjoining Mr. Martin iieueock
and aIr. james Hamlet. ipresune any peIson incliu.
ed 10 purchase will first view the land. Any fn,tLeT
description Is useless. ID. G. WILLIAMS. Exor.
Feb G. AZ Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

TIVE LETTER BAG of the ship George iyashiugtoa
Capt. Allen, fol Londsn, is up at the Merchants
Coffee House, from whence II will be taken away ON
WfdneSday morning, tie l7fh inst. at o A. "a.
Feb. o. se,f :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
LAND In BofeforTt for safe.


IN pursuance OF deed of tIust executed 10 me by
Tobias Isaacs aud wife, for the purpose 0f tccring
the payment Of Of Dsney therein mentioned To-
Sheppard, Robinson * Worthsn, shall on the 2Jdda
efthis mouth fFebrpqrgJ sell al public auction for
ready MONEY, as the front door OF the Eagle Ho;ei IN
Richmond. undivided moiety Of one tsousand acres
OF LAND lyns 10 The county VI Botetogfi the wa.
tiers % BaTbePs creek branch OF Craigs creek which
for James Breckenridge and Matthew Harvey aud the
land Of Thomas Price aud the lands Of John NCreafy.
r.. SHEPPARD.
Philip ShafeI being the Of the other moiety Of
the Tract 81 aHd described IN The above advertisement
shall as his attorney iH fact, 1.-THE time and place
and oa the ieins IN the said advertisement mentioned
sell bsmocty o. the said land. rho: TURNER.
Reh. 4. SG..wtds
AIOflCB.-Os the f,h DAY OF this month took from
1 ' board Of John Craddock's boat, head man
George ,thrce husbrs ofwhcat.Tbis is to Notify the
Owuer 10 cone and prove property, pay charges and
take away, or must deal With II The law dirscts
WIN. PlGGOTT,
INSPECTOR Of Bouts, LoSk B~rbor.
feb.tl S2..w2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

sNE HUNDRED DOLLARS i,EWARD.-RunaNa az
~ IN Septem Der last lIOn Mrs. ann Iiust,
b"ih's BIiage. M Caroline county negro nanie0
sbEAHhM-be is about 30 yeaSs old, Is Of; dark
r5 feei OF ~ incles high, with over bls eye
brow, occasioucd by burn nben small Que Of bis
huseIs dish urea ~ epTa ~ SO to be cot Of juut
lie Cob,r and toltTsble good piasterer and isSeTy
fond Of erhk. expect he ~ lurking abo.H Richmond
or lybebbgfs, as nave heard lie seen ascending
ihe diver IN boat iiOiD The forUeT The later place.
viii give The above reward il akep out oi This
Fify Dollars II taken wiibiE Ntgnia, and delivered
30 Ie, THeHf Five Dollars IL taken and secured va
some Jail 30 tnai get him again. BEkJ: BURT.
Caroline county, Jan, 10. ~. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16


BHnoEGys IN ne J4ik nj HeVtic0 county, FtL'y ..
'F'OM-a BLACK man says he belongs to MIS-. Mary
, Brown, 0f Cumberland county about rs or 30
years old, i've feet eight nine inches bi h. piied in
the face with the small pog, aud has small his
breast.
HENRY MlLLEH-dafk complicated. FIVE feet six
inches high about a. years old says be sold sous
Time last spring by Mr. pciey, Petersburg, Va.
to nel uader. fhe trader who bought him. fie does
not Tecp lect bis name , tOsk bin, With Other saves
the western counirJNes Huntsville tbeJ put up alta
public house for The night this hose certain
Thomas Evaps, yipg IN Amherst county Va. WAS aiso
lodser. Daring the nigh IA Evans decoJed on and
stole hun nom The trader, and brought him bach TO
Amherst cOnBiy. Since his return The said Evans has
gwen him q Zee pass, aud has been a boatman on
James river With sad Bgans.1he pass spoken Of IN
NV possession.
PRksLEY-dats complexion, feet ~ inches high
ahoH AZ Yeas ofsgs; says he belongs to BelI MueT
Of LyBchbnTg Va.
fbhpE, with youna child Eve feet nine incheB
bah. yellow complexion says she belongs James
Sutton, Of Caroline county, Va; appears to be about
~ years of are.
1he OF The above slaves will please take them
away, oT they will be dealt with The Law directs.
II. BURTON, ~.
Fe5. II. s9..q ~ @. !sasVgs, S. s y. n. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

ID ANAWAY Oh The 22d Of December last nom the
~ sHbsCfihcr living ~ tie upper end Of Couchlanh
county, uear-COigislia negro man named JOHN.
commonly called J0ifn Tanner Of hlbt ComrleXy Un,
soinew hat approaching that ~ earl muiaie abgUt
40 years Of age; by profession tanner and tbotakr.
about feet of inches bsh, stout made, Ta1hts
Inclined u be tat BIS full round face bis NOSE be.
tweeD his eyes IS very gat has engaging ccrHie,
nance wien spoken TO, aud questions adT0itj
" Is presunste le has rTocuied zee papers, may
call himself Charles Barnett will endeayOr 10 get
passage board 81 o. she BOrtheIn stsfs
aii give the above tewstd " taken this sise
snd Iffy Dofars 10 within ibis STATE Tor securing his
"a any jail, and giEAg notice hereof that al
aim again. GEO. ". n'LEIk.
Itb. O. S1s.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
Translated for de Gasetfe,

5lmon BOnvar, Chief Supreme Ot lhe Republic
OF Venezuela, captain General q its armies
aud those OF New Or nA,ih, &C. 6scS
To the People Of YeRczaeia.
The Congress OF Venezuela must fix the fate
ct ihe so many years opposed AND wandering
reprbiic Our wounds will heal under lie
shelter of legitimate representation. 1t IS
noi by vain OstcntntioH nor 10 mike my
own apology, that j add,css you 1 have
served you. and owe you Az account OF my
conduct
" ben natures COMMISSIONS buried the people
OF VonoZucli uDdtr The heauest detection
Gene as Nouisvefde brought H. nothing OR
uew born fepdbtc Eeerng rattle, tSfsuny
han death, then bade farewell 10 tire s!foTes
"a Venezueia, aud wvnt in search OF the war
That ragged against the tyrants Of New Grenada
as the only reIief 20 te pangs Of my heart
Heaven listened 10 my sand lamentations
aud the government Of Carbagena entrusted
TO my Gaze 40 soldiers, watch III few days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

ato Palmyra .thenee souih ine pseike,J thence xe.;
Through Atwater Into R7pdoi. thence north TO Roots
towu Ia the cru,re oiShese iiues half mile sonar,
had been previously surveyed, zad hue Gu, and tia-
ta' around IL About A. NJ. the woras 4sre you
ready - nsred FROM the N. W. corner ans went to- he
east. The word "5idrch. was given Immediately on
,ne return oil The nrst signal the inter. then.
being should think about ten minutes aud The dis
anee communicated IS miles. Not much was seen Till
we app reached within half mile Of the cere suuare
when The guns began crack array pretty lively The
hist shot nzds was at bear. when arrived al the
market square, we were within about rod OF each 9th
er u was then almost one continued ntpg. yhe Deer
wo"d run from one side To the other run HE
gauhiea along the lines tail brought downh by our run
ninS ure which was Kept up with spirit than at
uaihiny. After the game was ktd, marched into
the eeutie where the whole brought aud
ed Here wefd laid IN one pile 0s e.r, abor, so rur
kes ahu Bears. tits probable that scierai Wolves
and mere than half the Bears carried ill., our
company at their re'nrn found II Deer which had not
been cohnted. The nuiascr Of men returned fom The
several companies was hetaeen aud GsO''
BLAZE, f"ths Language NJ fhe Hest signifies a
m6rS made apoa tree by sc~rrig che bark ai,h am
aae lie isooden aiX e6seree these MARKS at -,.raf
disIances, etsa GhGn aesrfy obiiferated on time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

NJ EGKoES FOR ShLE.-rToni toi2 NEGROES OF
olneTeHt descriptions, will be sold al the Little
ktysr Mills, belonging 10 Wm. D. Taylor, in The Furss
OF Hanover, or ~ miles above the courthouse OF,
Moadag ne 22d INST if fair, if n,t the fair day
ielns, CASH. THO: MEAUX.
Feb. 6. s7.ol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
Raliimorr Feb. O.

TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Hanaway from The
subscriber, living near Columbia, on James river
on Us last ofjaly, 1918, two negro men, JOHN aud
JACpB:--
JOHN 10 a small low fellow, Of black complies ion
gruin cobhtenaHce, but very coBdesceBding in his
department when spoken 10.
J5COB IS OF low sioGt make, black complexion, las
considerable scar (occasonsd by The falling ofarce)
extending Tom one eye far over The htadsnd siam.
ners little m commencing seutencs.....They are
about 10 Yeas DID, aud we're purchased at the sale OF
ST. BeteflJ Raudolpbs, ia Richmond Tie above
reward wiz be gwen for the delivery OF sdd negroes
Ten Dollars foT either one, (besides AL reasonable
pences PAID r. &. MAYO.
ten ~ So do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

AID FOR SALE.-Ibe wn,,ic al. iafins oi David
~ Ross Gee. in The counties of Czmpbeli FiuyaIaa
are now IN tue ms'kei--ibe Campbell iands may be
contracted Tor with Mr. Jebn Lynch ,r. OF Lynchburg.
to"n Of Coiuhbiau with Mr.. George ioilsan oitbas
county.
al! The Fuvann; ais, hot before dis eUsed Of, will he
sold al auction IN The month Uf F.brnary nrxt.-TEe
terms OF pu6ic sale will be fourth cash. the residue
ia liner GENIAL annual payments. fbe Particular fac,s
To Ne sofc publicly win the days and places sale
VIII re dn5 advertised The lands Campbell com.
prise very large body which has cultivated
)ibE g-neraiiy between seven aud twelve miles FROM
LyEchburg, aud between half siN miles on
james Ti,er. No place u. the state believed La
more healthy and Yo its suaiion lie heart of an
Improving aud fonIishing country, wubin OF two
hours ride of the tkiiving OF LyncLhntg would
AFFORD many agreeable sumner fauiiies IN
the lower counry.Ibee are also many pieces OF good
wheat aud tobacco land and excellent stand for =
tavern, near one of the best springs below the noun
tains. THOMAS 4. EOuLnJN cX 'oI OF ID. Ross
Jan. g. T3..n