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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20
SALES Al AtCTt Ein.
Public Sale,

THIS DAY, at i9 H..
: H. be- soli I'll Vowel wharf. the cargocf
the sloop Fraucis, from ST. Thumas, con-
s,sting of
,7hhdsl LIST. quality MuscovaGo SUI
lhbls. { gars
is casks mulasses
5Ubags prime green coffee
ALSO, =
4 pu,chenns Antigua rum
II bales Upland cotton.
Terms liberal AMI lnale known at sale:
S. A. MARSftil.ER,
Auctiopprr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20
For Sale or Lease.

f~x The property lately occupied by
E Burdet Skinner, adjoining the pro-
Hsss perry the late Peter Piles, on the
Aeasas north side of Prince-street. Also,
another house on the alley back Of said pro-
perry. The stand is known to be good
one for either a grocery, tavern or board,
ing house. 1t can be leased for one to five
years. Apply to
JOHN P. MINNIX,
King-street, near Mrs. Lumsdon.
February II wfm3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20

Just Received,
My late arrivals from Newly ork, Boston
G-s and Portland, large assortment OF
goo:ls, comprising the following articles,
Viz:
3 Grecian sofas, good quality
3 small side boards
96 dozen chairs, different kinds
IL bureaus
case sup. quality looking glasses
Work and light stands
10 plated harnesses
Also, by schooner Stag, from Baltimore,
80 logs st. Domingo mahogany
In Store,
e5 logs do. and large assortment Of
(urniture--For sale by
SAMUEL WARD,
Lo1per end of Princs-stre
~ Furniture made and repaired, as
usual. December Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20
Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY. the 25th inst. win
~ be sold at the CENTRE MILLS, near,
Alexandria, part Of the personal estate Of
Samuel Bland deceased, consisting of
complete set OF Blacksmith's, and Mill:
wright's tools--also. quantity of machi.
merry tools. Terms at the sale.
JANE BLAND,
Administrative of Samuel Bland.
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Mechanics Bank.

.dierandric, Fedrudry5 s, 1910.
VNHE stockholders OF this bank are here.
4 by notified tia: an election will he
held at the Courthouse in This place, On
Monday the 9Th day OF March next, for the
purpose oil electins fifteen directors to serve
the ensuing year. P. II. MINOR,
February 8 Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20

Shoes and Hats


S. &. ID. REED
EYAYE just received a fresh supply,
L 4 consisting OF Inc following kinds
sLaiieS' morocco bootees lcolorea
Do walking SHOES, black &
Do leather do
DO cork sole do
Do morocco slips with military heels
DO black and colored
Do kid slips DO
Misses ami children's morocco and lea
Mems calf skin shoes tther shoes
Do thick do; boys thick and bound 40
Me,,'s amt boys iow priced bats
Boys white wool low priced do
9 boxes ladies' fine straw bonnets
All of the above articles are offered iof
sale al low prices for casa, or at the usual
time to pmc,ual dealers that purchase by
Inc quantity. We take this method to IN
form country merchants that VT have made
arrangements for large supply OF shoes
Tor the ensuing spring, and shall be able TO
iurnlsh them at the lowest Baltimore and
Philadelphia prices.
February II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20
Fol. New-York.

AN The. fast sailing schr. DASH, J.
49, Griffith, master. burthen TOO barrels,
will Be ready on Monday to receive i:eIght
and be dispatched Immediately. Apply
to III. LADD,
who offers for sale on board said schooner,
so barrels and 5000 bunches onions
box towing pieces
bale Irvine
February GO
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For Freight,

ri The fine fast sailing Schr' FAR
>NNNERS FRIEND, A.Seemis, master
SS15fen, 80 tons or 45o barrels 10. o orde -
uSarIy new, and will be in com pre-. AN An.
fn S the reception Of cargo 10 ga Gays sND
ply to
mo 20
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New Livery Stable.

NUW EiNFFV Si'tDiC.
FEVHE subscriber has established, en- the
T. wharf, stable of horses, and he takes
this method of acgnainiing the citizens Of
Alexandria, particularly those gentlemen
residing on the wharf, that there will be
good saddle horses and carriages always
in constant readiness for those who may
please favor him With their calls.
n. b. Horses will be taken at livery by
;iie day, week, or month.
VIM. B. STUART.
December II d3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20
Clover Seed.

5 Y a1aitioas!supply OF fresh CLOVER
~ SEED, Is this day received andon
sale BY I. CRUISE.
February GO
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Brchlayers and Stone Masons
Wanted.

! WISH TO employ for the ensuing season
a a number OF brickIayers and stone ma
sons, 10 whom constant employment and
good wages will he given. a, Old Point
Comfort, OH Chesapeake Bay. None need
apply but good werkmen and men Of s,eax
dy habits. Apply to the subscriber at old
Point Comfort. BOLITHA LAYS.
February 8 tai
The National Intelligencer and Federal
Gazette will publish the above till April |.
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Pork.

A FEY barrels of prime PORK a. the
IN ware house of Mr.. Ambrose Vase,
Washington-streef.
STROTHER M. HELM.
February go
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Salt.
For Rent.

AW That large three story fire proof
ass. warehouse, lately huilt by the SUBJ
S. scriber on Thomrson's wharf.
Feb Inn JACOB MORGAN.
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Winchester and Alexandria
STAGE.

FENlIE Winchester and Alexandria stage,
4 in future, will stop at the Indian Queen
Tavern, and will leave said tavern on the
same days as before from the City Hotel
fare as usual
Also an accommodation stage will leave
the same tavern for Washington & George
town every day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
return at P. M.-farc seventy-fve cents.
n. Il Ail>baggage in either stage will be
at the risk of the owners January
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20

,-;G yentrosa. Allen, Cowes and a market
S S.Sr tElizaoBarker, Storms, ". lndies'
Soon CYNTHIA, Smith. Mobile.
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Sugar and Beef.

Sugar and Beef.
L'IFTY barrels Muscovado sugar
Il 70 barrels No. ! beef
Landing from sloop Joseph and for sale by
ian 95 LAWRASON & FOWLE.
New Clover Seed, Cheese. &c.
NIFTY bushels fresh warranted Clover
l. Seed
50 casks Goshen cheese
so barrels whiskey
40kegs lard in nice shipping order
80 firEins butter
8OOlbs. Tennessee live feathers
5pipes choice London particular Ma
deira
Murdoch g. Co. and Marcs g. Co.'S
brands, which VIII be sold low by thepipe
or less quantity.
N. B. A general assortment OF groceries
as usual.
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
February
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-20

Gunstop. October 5 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13
WONDERFUL SEASON.

We are now enjoying one of tie most extra .
ordinary seasons within the memory of man.
toT almost the whole month of January, the
temperature ofour climate has resembled that
of April. and some days as pleasant as in the
month of May.
The farmers OH Long Island have turned
their attention TO ploughing, aud several hnn-
dred acres III the neighbourbood of New York
have been poHghed within Two weeks, which
must he attended with the most beneficial
consequences it will not only destroy the
grub-,oor,n, hut The iciN Nsion also; besides the
great advantage of preparing the ground for
seeds al the early opening OF spring.
NeW York Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

especially n the city ofNew York and IA the county Of
ONEIDA aud under circumstances OF such marked inhu
nanty as 10 produce great Distress and excite
Indignation an.ng The good people OF This siaieIha,e
therefore thought proper To offer reward Of one hun
died dollsts to be paid the conviction Of any ofu
der-and toadmonish all magistrate. and officers Of
Justice and all other persons 10 obey and enforce the
provisions of the statute in such case mad. ana No.
vded. ~ ~
In testimony whereof. have hereunto sci NV
n hand, aud caused the privy seal Of the said s,ue
to lie affixed, in the city Of Albany this ST day
of February, 1919. tDE NIT CLINTON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

IL hMoVAL......S. JusTis respectfully informs hi,
customers and the public, that he has removed
lew doors below the Old Market next 10 kessrs Char
ter Williams, where he is prepared 10 execute any
WORK his iinc lie invites them calf as he keeps
constantly on hand os assortment of WATCHES JEW.
hLKf and SILVER WARE. upon reasonable Ter aus
watches aud Clocks carefully repaired.
Feb. II. so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-kanaway from tb,
subscriber, living near Columbia, on James river
on tue last OF Ju,, 1915, two negro men, JOHN aud
JAC0E:- 4
JOHN is a small low fellow, OF black complexion
agruin ceuntenauce, but very condescendIlg in his
dcportmeDt when spoken to.
JACOB is of low stout make, black complexion has
considerable scar (occasioned by the falling ttee)
extending from one eye far the head-and STAN
mers little IN commencing sentencs.....T They are
soont % years old and were purchased at the sale
MT Beverly Randoipb's, IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS above
reward VIII gwen for the delivery OF said negroes
Ten Dollars for either one, (Oesides all reasonable
pences pad.) t. MAYO.
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

M X. JOHN rEWART-SIR-Tahe notice Thar !
w sbaii on Thursday, the LIST day Of April next be-
tween the hours OF nine O'Clock in The forenson and fve
IN Tue AFTERNOON g" that, aud the following days. until
completed, proceed at tue Exchange Tavern In The
towhoi mahchrsicr TO take the dispositions OF David
Patterson anG OH ers he read evidence in snit
Grpending in ue superior of chaucsry for the
hchnohd district; wherein am plaintiff and you and
others are defendants, &c.
wh A.'cocKE, and Catharine His WIFE
jan o.. S3..wSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

4 AND FOR SALE.-wili be sold for cash, $40 scrS
= OF Hood Land, belonging to the estate of Major
Ibo Williams, dec. on the ist day t March at the ia.
vefh OF Mr. Jas liamiet m the lower end of Campbell
county. This land Is adjoining Mr.. Martin Hencock
ana Mr.. James Hamlet. presume any person nciin-
ed to purchase will first view the land. Any fpriksr
ssciiptlon is useless. II. q. WILLIAMS, EA'or.
Feb. q. az ,,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

CTACNroN PAPER mILL....Fiom want Of ac
- Guainiance with the method in which an .sallsb
eht a" Tins Kind should be Conducted the subscriber is
lndnced 10 offer his P0per manJacf0ry for sale II is
situated immediately upon the skirts OF the m and il
supplied ny plentiful and BeveraiIing stream. The
ran contains at present only the stream is
Considered amply sufficient for the constant of
Two engines; and IL very moderate expense nm ada
uonai vat may he introduced. Attached TO the mi scar
are several acres OF land, upon which is the dwelling
mouse OF ms subscrbeT and every house necessary for
Tue accommodation Of the hands employed. The nur
eraser will be privileged to avail himself of the whole
or only so muck OF the land, he may deem necessar
TO the establis LDlent
when Tue advantages which this mandatory possessed
are considered u being situated in the centre of the
sa'e, aha upon The nam road from north west the
crcy o ssck establishments in The state imDlen.e
quaniiies OF paper consumed in Virginia. for which we
are eheHy dependant upon states the cheap
OF provisions, andthe consequentlow price ofabor
De neaness OF The situaion together with the faciI
~ WIZ "hicb stock may he collected in the country
ioaho aSoht-Nhen ell tese duly considered IL ia
oeieveo maj no one acquainted with the nature of the
VIII dr The excellence of the prospect which
iius out TO man Of sufficient capital enterprise
Letters postage pad) upon the subject will be cheer
'uiiy ana promptly attended to. DAVID PARRY
Staunton, Nov. s. 53..wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

NoIlCE-is hereby given that Philip j, LiehfIoof
OF Charles City county. has conveyed his estate
ho'h ,Fai and PERSONAL in for certain purposes
ihsiein mentioned and that contract madeswith
Jan. 2S ga
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sZ----R~s nj public sale at Eowiy's Wharf,
SsA-SSs-.}}sszSssR Ia the city Of Baltimore, on
Lssa * Monday, the LIST day ~ March
merit, at O'Clock in the after
noon win all their equipments, beds, furniture, Sc
&c They have both powerful engines almost new on
Tue most approved plan Of Bolton and Watt ON the low
pressare the New Jersey has copper boilers very thick
ana the E?e,e iron boilers, also very thick. The Ter
sey Is adnedto equal in speed TO any steamboat in
the Chesapeake Ray and the Eagle 10 much inferi-
OF to her in speed They are both completely copper
ed, and are ready 10 commence imine operations
they have three cabins large comfortable and elegant
They have been huilt Of good materials. The Eagle
would suit shallow navigation she light
of water The Jersey has heavy draueLt Of water
but draws few inches more than the Eagle.
The terms of sale will be- credit OH one third Of the
purchase money tor six months another third nine
months, aud the residue in twelve months with interest
on each fiom The day OF SAFE Notes with approved en-
dorseIs viii lie required These boas will pos lively
be sold without reserves bargain may therefore be
expected In them; they will ne cold separately.
BRiSCOE &c PARTRIDGE,
agents for the Orners.
Baltimore, Feb. o. ss .(2)tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

s(Y virtue Of deed in OF record III Henrico
II couEty court, bearing date i2th Jmne 1917 from
N X. Thomas, given secure the payment of certain
monies due to e. Crenshaw, shall, on saturday. the
on day Of Mdrch In front OF the auction room OF Ro
Gamble, aud under his management sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, the following PROPERTY, viz -
Said Thomass undivided half of 70 acres Of
Edward Clark, subject TO the payment of i2i-his
half acres, purchased of Nancy whiteow-his hal
OF 10 acres, purchased of John oakely-and2 SLAVES
Esther and Jenny.....The above named are IN
Henrco county. The title papers will be shewn and a
mere particular description given on The day of sale
will convey such title o7<g vested in me as trus
tee. WILLIAM BYRD CHAMB.kIAYNE
Feb. II. 40 (21tds
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AGED NOVELTY

Charles Wilson Peale, now aged seventy
ee,ght years, was many years ago, the only
Portrait Painter in the United States, and has
chiefly been distinguished for his zeal pDd
industry in painting AN invaluable series OF
Portraits OF our revolutionary heroes, which
adora his Musenniin Philadelphia. That aIu-
scum, however, tor lo0g time Withdrew him
from painting, until he retired, nine years ago.
to the labors OF farm. Ii is probable, tue
vigOr of has present health MAY be ascribed 10
that circumstance. Animated by his Youthful
ardor, lie has resumed the pencil, aid has Just
returned from Washington with a number of
Portraits OF public characters. DnTing Jew
days that he will remain in Baltimore, these
portraits win be exhibited at the Museum
They consist OF Messrs. Monroe. Tompkins,
Adams, Crawford, Calhoun, King, Clay,
Holmes, Eppes, Niri; commodore ROgers and
Porter, General jackson, Colonel johnson aud
Governor Barbour. Bal. FED. Gas
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NJOI.CE- wish to sell my tract of LAND I,iup IA,
Powhatan. about six miles below the courthoase
v" .he main road leading IL Richmond, ccmtaipiny
,nies hundred acres, and known by the name of
.ne rfat hocS Description OF the land is deemed
unnecessary, 10 those wishing buy viii drs view the
Lyhchbnrs, will he attended to.
Tue above land be hot sold befoss The Sd Pcdncs-
epH "a .Hafeh "srs, twill that ss, be offered at
day. 'nnnEgT !, sxniSS "
bedford, Feb g 81 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

As We desire readers % learn whatever new and
strange Is gpiAE on in tie world we copy, for their 10
formation, The following fIom the Baltimore pspefs,
received y the last maii, which II is iosefteS as an
advertisement
" TKACENA.--A new mode Of Travelling the advan.
taRes Of carnage, botse ana foot " has Saddle as
his progress on bi5 feet. IL exhl the pfinci
pie IT skating Oh land.
90 This curious, useful and simple aachiue, was in.
vented IN Germany, by Trace. J. Stewart claims the
merit ~ constructing aad Introducing them with
Improvements wbCh he has patented, aud Is ready to
execute them TO order. these horses are cheap they
safe, and do fall without ihe fider's consent.
% IN that yaf Of Germany where tbsy are introduced
tey nptonly possessed by numbers, but bifed ont
as horses are.
riIe public are informed that the above Traceua
will be eXhihted 20 morrow aud Saturday vt Concert
Hal Son,h Charles street, from a. 81. tall =. ~
Ambulance - cents" Nat. mt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

~ ECKoES FOR SALE.-from 10 IL haGROES of
different descriptions, will be sold at the Litte
hver Mills, belonging to wm D. Taylor, ia the Forks
., hahover, or ID miles above the courthouse, ON
ie.'ns, CaSH. THO: mEAUk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

Rnraways Ia The Jail Of Henrics county, Feb'y O..
'E'oM-a black man says he belongs TO Mrs. Mary
Brown, Of Cumberland county about rs or 80
years old, I'VE feet eight nine inches high pted
tne i-ce Win the small pox, and has small his
breast.
. HENRY MlLLER-dark completed, five feet six
inches hieh about IS years old says he sold
time last spring by Mr. Peasy, near Petersburg Va
to negro trader The trads, who bought him. he does
not recoilect his NAME, him. with other slaves to
the western counry-NeT Huntsville they put up
public house for the night: this house n certain
Thomas Evaas, living in Amherst county, Va. aise
lodger. During the night said Evans decoyed OF and
stole MIN from lie trader, aud brought him back
Amherst county Since his return The said Evans
sNen MN iree pass, and has been boatman
James river with said Evans.The pass spoken of in
my possession.
PfEsLEf--dark complexion, 5 feet ~ inches high,
about ~ years OF age says lie belongs Bell s Mute
OF Lynchburg, Va.
IEmfE, with young child !; five feet nine inches
hish, yellow complexion says she belongs TO James
Sutton OF Caroline county, Va; appears ABOUT
"a years Of age.
The owners Of the above slaves will please take them
avay,or they will be deait with Tue law directs.
X. BURTON, ID.
Feb. IL. s9..lt for @. .Sapage s.. q u. n. C..
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A FRIEND Of THOMAS FORTUNE, formeTI, over.
a seer i9r gentleman IN the county Of Diawiadie.
w'un ne thankul 70 aBy who can sive ipfofus
ipn OF ssid Ihoraas Fortune whether he he dead OF
living Those ~ho can give the information seauest,d
WILDE good enough 70 make The comnanic ZION 10 tbe
Editor Of the Enqnirer. Feba ss'e,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

EN0LEMaN & woOLfoLK-Haye removed their
~ Office to the rooms lately occupied by the United
States Bant. Feb. H. 80.
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c 'LoVER SELD.-we shall receive in 3 or a DAYS a
~ supply Of Red CloYer Seed.
JAMS. 7s..wsw DREW, BLAIR & CARROLL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

TWENTY DOLLARS RRwARD.-Ranaway Crea, the
subscriber living in Hanover county, va. on ths
18th OF September last, negro man by the name Of
oibPHEN, about 70 or 30 OF age, OF dark COM
pieNion nv ieet zen or eleven inches high. No marks
iecoIiected, excepta small on his right cheek
ana wheh spoken to is apt Ia spit through his teetb.
IN ne year 1915 he was hired Capt. Williams MiIlers
ron works. ~ Augusta county Vain 1915, to Ducat
Minis, Of GoochaHd- Has wifs az Benjamin B. Hopes
OF LOUISA county, where rather suppose he may he
iuTkns tie was seen at Christmas in the city Of Rich
wond, near Rockets, 10 which place he inay be nov
The above reward viii be give" 10 any person or pet
sous that viii deliver The said HCgfo 10 me- or secure
biS ~ any jnl so that get him again, 10 an
persons, particularly masters Of vessels forewatn
against hafpofing employing carrying away, the said
"esIo S.sPhehs under The penalty VI the law.
Jan. 70. bt. -t}l6sf HENRY a.. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13
OrFICIAt. LONOEVtTY.

Some If The eastern papers mention, that man
hy iLe npme % GEORGE JACkNAN, !. nov in con-.
msuH So Justice Of the Peace the u hosea ven
New Hampshire, whI was fret comm STONED under
George a. Of England, and aran under George If aud
wRo has been ~ commission under the state go~ertent
ever siace us adoption. ~. y. com. 1dV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

X AND FOR SALE....By virtue of deed Of Irnst ex
- ecuted TO Us by Warner Lewis the a7ib day Of
April 1876 TO secure John Woodson tie payment 81
tundry sums OF money therein mentioned we will on The
lOth ddy Of March neIf at William Georges Tavern
III ihe county oil Gooch'and sell for cash, tract land
containing by estimation acres he The same more mr.
less lying in coochland and bounced by the Ianas now
OF iaie oi Deveteux Jariat, George HoIinan william
Maithewsa aud Edwin TuTrin, much thereof as NAV
he snilcien; 10 400 with from The first
day OF this present month until paid Together with The
costs attending the execution Of this iTust This lies
IN an excellent ReehboJboedthe greater part uf il in
WOOD, and Is capable Of producing fine tobacco That
which is cleared Is fresh and in condition fer WELD
ing crop. 1t has good harm and tobacco house,
THOMAS PEMBERTON
jan z. 72..wtds ARCHIBALD BRYCE. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

NE AhShhLh SELE.-Pufsuant decree OF the
I'VE saperor court o ckancery the dis,rict Of vii
iamsbaig pronounced al thu October session 1916 IN
ne case Of Garneu W. McouWiil - sold TO the high
est Dadsf ior ready money, on TIE o day Of W6rch
% Gloucester. tscf Of LAND in the said soune
containing from 250 10 goo acres be TIE satne more or
iess. ROBERT Lively, %. NJ
fer a. y. Pryor, ". ~. q ~
rev. sc..a)6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13
PRncIAMAIInN

PROCLAMATION,
By ne var Clinton, Governor Of me state Of Men
York.
Nbsreas 10 Is Represented me, that the ACT to pre-
vent dsgiag dead bodies tas purpose 81 dssec-
ton, has recently bten violated ia msny instances,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-13

~ EGKOES FOR SALE.-The subscriheTs ACTING
under power el attorney executed To them bv
Hr. WIN Hankin, Of the city of Williamsburg. will. on
SGf"rdgg ne corn agg Of Fe6rarp Dcrf (if fair IL
ia'cfh IN the city Of Williamsburg IA very likely and
valuable SLAVES, consisting Of men women bo,s asa
eifs...A credit 81 six months will be allowed lie mr.
ohae's upon bonds With approved security being enter
"a INTO ny then' ARCHER HANEIN,
WA. WALLER.
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datey after the sale. 80
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