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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-29

EWENIf DoLL'RS KEwARD.-Ranaway fromthe
a subscriber, livlng'in Ptsylyania county, va near
Chalk Level negro woman named WHEY, ahnui ~
OF SO years OF age, oierahy TALL light peXion snare
made with small scar on herupper lip. ! expect she
VIII make for The city OF Richmond rs she saws her IA
lheTis T"e ah ivng IN SAID city. will give ahevs
reward TO any person securing an ai 80 thai get
her again ard brought TO mel will give The above
reward and pay all reasonable expenses The above
slave eloped on the 2Gth Of August last.
Sept 2s 1l..w6r' HENRY NOTIFY.
EDUCATION....There viii he a few vacancies in
the next year. -
This is Grammar School intended to prepare hoys
for COlegeor University. In II taught he English
french and Latin languages geography inferior
branches Of mathematics. including arithmetic Tie
nnniber taught is limited To weniyal of whom board
WIN me teacher The price of board and tuition, is
Gentlemen, wishing In send their sons to Ills insu
tion obtain additional iniormaion are reonested
10 direct their letters to- Iewiss Store Post Oce in
Spoitsylvania connty, Virginia.
Langoiien, october ~. .wsw
HSISSoLUTlON....Tht copaflnership of KUGEkS q
II MEKlWErHER OF this place, and WALLER q .
mEhl" ETHER & co. Of Lynchbufg, being this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Lewis Rogers is hereby
authorized to settle the affairs of said concerns
LEWIS ROGERS,
SrPt. o. w. q. MERIWETHER.
~ he above partnership heng dissolved, the sub
sciibeT wiz continue general commission husinPss IN
his individual name. and as the authorised agent of
hwaTt Taylor Co. Of London and James Hagariy Of
liverpool @ill attend to the shipment of all consigl
nenis 10 either Of the above houses, and make reasona
bic advances on then....IIis counting room will be
hePt lH part az Tue hOnse occupied by MessTs. n.
GWatbmey, on the cress street from kIayo's Bridge
LETPIS ROGERS
September Z. 35n
n EsalS. JoaiPkiHs8 Murray, having cOnyeJeT to
Iva the subscribers as trustees Tor their credi,ots
their pro?eriy and effects including the debts due 10
theIn-al persons indebted 10 thai cOncFTp or 10 Mr.
Johh Iompkns, Individually, are requested 10 call on
tue Subscribers who alone authorized 10 eiaut ac
qnitances and pay the balances due The ere tiers OF
iompkins q Murray, are desired TO exhibit their de-
inandS, for adjustment. to MI Ufktiam Poe.
Ard as from the terms Of The deed time is limited
within which the claims Of creditors in the United
states, or elseVhefe mnsi he hfo forward prompt
attention 10 this notice is necessary.
y. n. NICHOLAS,
RICHARD ANDERSON, ITfustees
EDNUND TAYLOR,
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trustees Sale IF Liant Il NeorOeS-for Cash.
- virtue Of deed sf trust ON Thomas MACON ;sr
tue benefit of Heron, SiUtOn * Co. bearing date the
ON June 1917 and daily recorded IN the office rance
county, VIII he sold to the highest bidder for ready
money ,oH Monday the first day Of AOvenfbey neaf
al III O'clock IL fair but ifnot the same hour on The
hfs fair day afterwards before the Auction Store Of
Heron. Simon Co. in the city OF Richmond all the
lands III the said deed Of trust mentioned Consisting of
the well known estate which the said Macon resides
about 45O acres, and OF s smaller abnnt 200
acres The trustees consider description of this pro-
perry superhuous. a plat Of the principal or horse
tract may be seen at the office OF Heron Siuton Co.
IgmedIateLy after the SaEe OF the La1ds and IN or
der to raise the balance that may he then due 10 the
Heron, SiHton Co. together with all expensps incur
under the trust, will be sold for ready money also and
la the highest bidder, all negroes conveyed by the
already sold by consent of parties, many those
still so unsOld, amounting to upwards of $50 as may
he necessary for the purpose aforesaid. such of The
said slaves as shall he brought forward and put into the
possession of the rustees In time for the sale will be
disposed Of, as nearly as he convenient in families
but u sufficient number for the said purpos shall moi
be So brought forward then aud in those moi
so brought forward will lie sold in body for as much
ready money as may he required make 10 The dei.
cheney, and oil credit OF eighteen nlsnlhs as to the
balance or any OF the purchase money, unless ether
terms as 10 such balance shall be prescribed by Mr.
Macon, at before the time of sale-be puIc haser
giving note for the said balance satisfactorily endor
sed and negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia.
The Trustees have suspicion Of any defect but
they Will, Of course, convey To purchasers the lille
only, Which has been vested in them by deed
neither will they be responsible to be purchaser
delivery Of any Of the slaves they may sell that shall
not De IN their possession at the time Of the our
chaser Ia that case will be required to take the risk of
obtaining possession upon himself.
THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond, SeptembeTI4 Bids
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FOR Kent for Fire years, 300 Acres Prime
James Riper I,OfIom.

4 GREAT BARGAIN may row tie had i'm The rent sf
that plantation, lying on James River in the coun-
y OF buckingham belonging to the estate Of Col John
Iabti deceased, wherein he formerly lived. The plan
iaioh is III good order for cropping with good ncng
anu houses oi every description for the reception OF
Iau'y aha housing OF crops, &c. There will he
sowed about $50 bushels of wheat in good time and o
de there sniciency Of good tobacco land 10 clear
WIN tue Tree privilege 10 cut aud clear much as tile
renter may chuse, viz. he working from 20 to 30 hands
ANY person wishing to rent by early application
tue susscrber living on The pre- Misses sup piled with
as Wuch corn, fodder, straw, Sc. with pork &c. as
they may want on the place. rhey can also have OK
carts WIN about 10 prime steers. will also sell all the
sock on tue plantation OF every description, (oTsss
eXcepted) on an extensive credit. JAMES TUCKER
October ~. 10 an,
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ItteT tsrHf, ddRi'r uifh ne tciW opDered or IN
@ysth AtfTHe, iced: hbr0haRG Robe, fSon Ioel - ar
Ems, +" i"'am HcheHnfg, ct'Or IF .JOhn JThceiry
&c n, JohN M'Sefg, D'efiasOH .JsnniHsS ~ lillian
" y hfeter, HHfam Howso", Geoyge Jordan ana ,Joba
hobe1SoH, ana Isaac UiHJree secUyifics .rThe sajS
"lt'Nt, "NNr as eloresaid, and Francis aleyns
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IN CuAYCERY...At cont OF Quarterly s.s.,s,
continued aud held for Cumberland county, thc27tk
dayof July, lsIp--
AGAINST ~
sally pslnlore, Minerva raimore, Evelina Paimors
GUARDIAN John Grtbrey and Name, his wife John pal
more John Ansea and Polly his wife Stephen Novel;
auu y"uh ms and Charles palmore, DeteNdaafS.
appearin. to the Satisfaction of the conf tbat The
Defendant Charles Panore 10 NO, inhabiant OF this
commonwealth: ORDERED, That he appear here on -,
before the 18th Monday IN Oc;sber next Ia ,be, r,,.
~ amy he can, why certain real property yiny in a.,
county Of Cnmberand belonging the -sia. OF ti,h
heh Pa'more deceased should he sold In order to
dvis"n among the persons entitled thereto audtnt
copy OF this order he inserted in some nevs,au,.
printed In the city OF Richmond for two months .uc
ceseive.y. 3svsw
a copy-resie n n uoNT,,1Ir ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-29

" thntNiA Al superior court of cnaucery hUILer
al .he ca2ito III the city OF Richmond the 2s,h day
CnIisophe iompkins, jr. and Rebecca his wife for
nleiY hrbecca Iar!aT, John W Fatrar, JeleI.eu
married wiih Polly Farrar, and ii.becca Fsrrar widow
W '0"" i"''"', "ecd FkdiNilGS,
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stephen Redmond and VIM. Redmond, Es)sadapfs
The defendant S'-ph-n Redmond not ma wing entered
disappearance according To the ACT OF Assembly aud
tue rules OF this court and 1t appearing to the .atstac
non OF Tue court that he Is not AN hahant This state
on e o.ioh OF the plaintiffs b, ihe,r counsel, IL is
ordered. That the said Stephen Retnond do ,ru.or
mere on The first Monday in December next and enter
MS appearance and answer the plaintiffs hill and that
copy OF this order be inserted in the ich,nord m
l"e' .or TWO months successfully, and posted at the
Hont door OF the courthouse ofthe said tomn,y.
c"py-Teste, wM. l.. MORTON Clerk
oetoheI o. Il..wSus
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" 'mH'siH AZ Rules holden ~ The CLERKS Once OF
The Superior ConTi of Cfanrery for The Rir'p,oH
district III. 2sth day ofJune, IsI9--
PfAf0N n. Sfrrne .............- nI.in,ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-29

pY rHE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR up Tmg coMmoH
WEALTH or NiRctNIA-A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAs by AN aei OF the General Assembly,
w passed February 18th, lsiT, entitled An act Tor
the counties into districts for the OF
senator's, aud for equazns the Land tan 20 aud also by
another act OF the General Assembly pa sed March ST.
tsin, tn explain aud amend the OF teb. TO- isir
- provided aud required thai Is soon as the
assessors In the said mentioned shall have nnisvd
the duties assened To them tner dsttcts respcciVe
~ and shalt have Informed the Executive thereof the
Governor shali issue proclamation, calling upon the
several prime pal assessors assemble al some
tent period in tue City Of Richmond And the
Executive have beeu mfoTed that the PRINCIPAL
ors have Completed their duties a. aforesaid
do, therefore by aud with the advice Of the council
OF sa'e hnu IA conformity with the provisions OF tue
thanel of SUSSEX William OF Amherst
Atchibaid Rutherford OF kocknrhai and James Beale
OF Mason, constituting the hoard OF PRINCIPAL
Tor me his, or Eastern district-Benan Green or
nehiy hnn"ndson OF sion,eomery, Grimm Ed
wards OF northumberland, aud William Carson OF She.
nandoah constituting the board Of principal
ior the second district district from the head OF tide
water TO a. Blue Ridge--Jaucs' Mcdowell OF Rock.
bridge, Andrew Russell OF Washington John Turner OF
Cuipeper. aud Thomas G. Smith OF King and Queen
constituting the hoard principal assessors 10, me
ibrd district, or district between the Blue RIDGE and
ANegany monniains-and Thomas p. Moore of Harti.
son, sampson Matthews Of Bath Thomas Field of in
niddie, aud william Leigh Of Amelia cop,tptirs mo
Doau OF principal assessors for the foutb district or
uistIict west OF the Allegany cony.p. al
the capitol ia the city of Rcbmand on Mouda,
uay OF November next, tor The purpose OF foi MN.
general ooafa oi principal assessors pursuant te the
PROVISIONS OF Tie before rcced acts of the General
Assembly. ~
'Iveh under my hand as Lieutenant Governor and
ms '''"ei ne seal of this commonwealth, at Rich
lseaij Hon, this let day of October in the year OF
our L"fd 1919, aud of the commonwealth the
ii.-w4w (Sgnrd) PETER " DANIEL
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BY Inn LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF rHr c0MMuN
WhAntn OF ViRGINIa--A PRocLa NATION.
w "nhENS u appears that Oh the night OF the 10th
OF MI MARTIN niMS, late receiver of tell. an Trsn,s
btiuSe 1" the city OF Richmond. by two unknown per
SONS VINO wounded him by shooting and stabbng in so
violent manner as since to have caused his death
.ne demands OF yustce and humanity, as well as the
ss o' soeiey requiring that the perpetrators Of This
horid murder should il possible he brouab, IN
and condigh punishment have thei efore thought M
ny ID win The advice Of the council of stale hereby
10 oher reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10
any person or persons who shall cause be eeHd
ed aud secured the perpetrators OF the aforesaid
cmue, OF eltuti OF mem And do moreover require
all officers civil and military and exbort the GOOD
pie ofthe commonwealth 10 their hest ndeayoTs 10
discover the agents III This arcceus outrage and 10
cause the on either of them, whatsoever discovered
TO he legally committed 10 any public jaI OF this com
monweaith that they may dealt with &C
Given under my hand as lieutenant governor aud
under the seal of the commonwealth at Rich
lseai.l niond this OH day Of October 1910.
F..N7N PETER v. DANIEL
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Chh >Ckki ...in Charlotte court, 9th SepteIs.
Il Der, 1870
, Meriweiher Hnr,, Laneston Bacon jr. and German =
stokes, merchants and partners acting and dealing
nndeT the hrm aud style of Hunt, bacon 4 Company
PLfiatipS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-29

NiRoi>it; al iinles holden Clerks uicp oil the
" superior Court Of chancery for the RichInonJ
District The 2sih da, Of Sertember, 1879
lin'oth, Scruggs and Henry Scrusss.. =. Plaintiffs
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- Bdnk otthe JHfed S0feS JHtV IIIh IsIe
MULE IS hereby given, to the stockholders Of the
a BANK ~ the United States that ~ pursuance OF
W. 'nIfeehth article II The eleventh section OF the ACT
Wv ,"eo P1tsuon general meeting Of the stock holders
IaaelpUiS, OF UoHsay fhcfrSf dry Of NOUembcy He1f
BY order Of The ~
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Archibald bryce, John scrnsgs, Elizabeth scruyps,
ifseiiia Scruegs and Nancy Scruggs, and Eii7aheih
~ DeIfHdGUfS.
- ne Ge'enoants John ScIures, Elizabeth Scrnses.
fsciiia Scruggs. and Nahcy ScIuges having ei req
ed the appearance aud given security according tn tss
aci 81 Assembly and the rules OF ills ropI aud Il ar.
peains ny sa'siactory evidence that they are nor
,nhsoaanlS OF 'his co"nil-K is ordered That the
said defendants do appear her. on the mrs, da, of I
heN' terh anh answer the hill Of the plaintiffs aud
u' copy 81 ths order he forthwith inserted In some
newspaper punished IN the city of Richmond for Two
months smceessrely aud posted the front doer Of
the capo, IN the said city.
Cnpy-Iese, w w UFNiNC r q
September pc, 1919. aI.rsn.
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~, =, . befehdahts.-In AN Injunction.
On The motion o. ne pIaR,ig ami IL ay1ea,,i,q Z,
the SdtyacSion q, the court that the dejcpdont Jo
coo rto"rHoy rs not an inhabifdRt Of tbs CoD,aoa
meHth, ana thdf process cdnRot be SerUGd Wpon INN
ffon,"oy, do appear here, the second lIona1y
az NoptWber neH, and enter has appearance ant
gre security according 10 the ar 81 .4sScnbIJ
1'1 &c TnfeS OF ms cOnrf and thar cory 81 his
oLaff cJorfhnNh inserted in 0etrS pap. plLsL
ca Wtnf cHyp htchn0Rd for fn0 mint sMcccrsircfy
aMa hat Snother cory be posted the front door oJ
days. a A (,nu,~-y, ,Is 'E
-. POJNDEX7ET, H. q, C. O.
--2.H..1nos 10. .HSW
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VIRGINIA at a coHrt hfid Jo,' fNr,fr,G,II ro,1-,
dnHO DOmiRi 1919 - y sf>
SdniKeL IotkPff........ p,,,,,;r
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IaFtrorf Tom nc said IHirterHfh Jtticie.
IaIt yearly dividends shall he made pf SO mach lie
profits c the Eauk as shall appear to tbe Dirsctn,s
advsesbe ana once IN every three years the irectors
shd iAy before the stockholders 1T general meetiup
i ef Information, nm exact and particular staf emf
o ie debis which shall have remained unpaid after he
expiration " The original credit Tor peripd Of treble
the term ofthai credit, and ofthe SURPLUS Of The ores
~ any, siier deducting losses and dividends
9Hl4 ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-29

EOGp
ny Jaw, against absent deendGn,s ana was argued by
counsel: oh CONSTRUCTION whereof. tie conrl doth
order, that the defendant Peter r Fayrar ,endr, an
Soht o. us decentralization Of the Of Eis estator
De'ee commissioners OF the court who is dltecied n,
eNaihe, sttte and settle The same, and make report
lheieoi TO TIE court Will any matter special, stated
atelnea pertneniby himself which ma, be required
10y the parties To be stated f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-29

! CHANCtKf AT Il court held tor ChcsterIeId
~ o.n'y,at The Courthouse, on Monday the IIth day
Jun" Co,e ''''''''''...''....... ...Pfaifif,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-07

FORGET not that policy, as well as
moral principle, enjoins the utmost pune.
tualiiy in the discharge Of just debts. II
you are known to be always punctuaI,
you may easily borrow at any time Of
need; but, il the caDlrary character at.
tach to you, though you apply Tor a loan
70 your nearest friend, and though he
should have abundant means to compiy
With your demands, he would probably
shrug bis shoulders, and rubbing his hands
together, express lii warm attachment
but tell you at the same time, with COZ
cerned ccuntenauce, how deeply he re.
GREETED that it was Eot 10 his power 10
help you at the present time. Listen with
caution 10 the maxim. 6 Nothing venture
nothing have''--at least with such caution
as not 10 risk SO much of your property
Las would ruin or CRAFTY embarrass your
circumstances, If yos should lose 1t.
Stand aloof from ala hazardous surety
ship Multitudes in8every age, having
been drawn into this Kind of imprudence
by the generous feelings of their hearts,
have plunged themselyes and families
deep 10 wretchetlness.
Shun drinking att gambling; every
penny you might saiisin gambling would.
by loss of time and r.aaxing your indus
try, cost you pouTs. With respect to
drinking, be warned in the g words OF
Wisdom" :" not TO look upon the wiDe
when it is red, whe8 it giyeth color il
the cup, when it mol sh itself Alright: al
the last it biteth lille serpent, and
siingeih like an adder@
Avoid as much y possible, suits at
Law; for if often engaged in litigation,
even though generally successful, what
with the waste Of tire, the expense Of
fees. and suffering ingaietude. you would
lose more than you woald gain, and might
say with the prince, Who when congrai u
lated on obtaining bloody victory, re-
piled, "a few more such victories would
undo me-"
A steady observance Of the foregoing
rules with the common blessing of Provi-
dence. would prevent poverty and insure
reasonable competence. N.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-07
From the Connecticut Courant.

From the Connecticut Courant.
REMEDIES AGAINST THE CONSUME
TON OF THE PURSE.
S Whatever be your worldly calling pur-
sue it with diligence, and do not leave it
for another, without moral certainty Of
improving your condition by the change.
Many who have thrived as Farmers and
Mechanics, have ruined their circum-
stances by forsaking their calling and 90.
ing into trade. The splendid success Of
few, forms no exception TO the general
rule, that the business to which one is
accustomed ought not to be changed with
out weighty and sufficient reasons.
Study economy as the only way to a
durable competence. A small income
managed with the utmost economy. will
afford decent support; but, the man of
even great wealth who has no ECONOMY,
provides wings for bis riches, which fly
away with the swiftuess Of an eagle.
Conform your expenses and style Of
living to your present circumstances.
rather than to your future prospects or
expectations. 1t is pleasant to anticipate
wealth in idea, but, to anticipate il in
expense is certain ruin. FerUidus with A
very small property entered into business,
which, according to his fiattering calcu.
lation, would finally make him a fortune
of many thousand pounds. He instantly
adopted such a style of living as that
fortune if actually acquired, would war.
rant; and, as might be expected, Fervidus
soon became a bankrupt.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-07
From the Cayuga Republican.
FORTUNE TELLING.

Mr.. Editor, AS all possess great de-
sire TO know their future destiny, doubt
not but this article may be considerably
read, aud let philosophers say what they
choose, | must still eneeaeor to support,
that fcrians telling 10 ssssG5il art, aud al.
art that may be very easily acquired
With due submission, shall therefore
advance the following rules. / do moi
pretend that they will apply in every par
ticular case, they refer only to the general
tenor OF life, and by paying due attention
many will be enabled to tell their own
fortunes, by which means they will save
Ithe expense of buying it of knayes and
co9jurors. Before | proceed TO give the
rules, | will just mention, that those who
make use Of them must search deep into
their own hearts and be sure to take such
as apply.
Rule IA young man, that devotes
himself to the ladies, to the exclusion Of
every solid science, who spends his time
in gallantries, and endeavors TO gain their
esteem by telling fine spun fibs, swearing
petty oaths, slandering, &c. will never be
esteemed by the ladies nor any one else.
He will never obtain an agreeable compan
ion, and though the rose may bloom the
thorn will poison, it will wound him Sc.
verely, his gray head shall recIine in the
lap of misery, and despair will light his
funeral torch.
"A young man that is profane, ex-
travsgant in expense or prodigal Of time,
deferring the task of Improvement from
day to day, will never eojoy the blessing
of heaven; old age will find him destitute
g In the spring there is no flowers, in au-
tumn there will be no fruit"
ga young man who loves social
glass and jolly companion, whose thoughts
secretly incline after folly and shrink from
application to study or business, will never
be useful member Of society, but will
be sot, and sink into oblivion unnoticed,
except for his misery. with the talents
of an angel man may be fool"
A young man that is DESTROYS Of a
virtuous distinction, that can persevere
and make study pleasure, and can re-
frain from bad company and frivolous
vices, will become useful member Of
society his name will be respected--he
will be prospered in his undertaking, aud
when he reclines his head on The pillow
of death, he will have his country's
sacred tears believing his cold hearse,'
while peaceful conscience smooths hi:
passage into eternity.
5.-A lady that gives herself up to the
fulsome adulation Of gallant-that il
pleased with fashions, with dandies, ant
novels, more than useful knowledge, viii
have fool for husband--he will be jeal
Gus, and his estate will be wretchedness.
GA lady that is DESTROYS Of know
ledge, that is lover of industry and neat
ness. and practices it, and that can distin
guish fool from wise man, or a dand,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-07
Oliver Pierce,
WATgMaMlAlNARo

THO doors east Of the PoSt-O6ice, in
Water street,
ID ETURNS his thanks for the en-
~ couragement he has received from
the public, and Informs them, that, in adj
dition to bis GOLD AND SILVER
WORK, of which be keeps constant
supply, he has silver and polished steel
SPECTACLES, and SPECTACLE
GLASSES which he fits to old frames,
and repairs them.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH.
Els, for sale as above.
All orders thankfully received, and
punctually attended to.
Elisabeth TOwn, May ], 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-07
To be Sold,
At PRITATE SHE,

A HOUSE and LOT OF LAND,
IN late the property of EDWARD Fra
ZEE, situated in Washington-street, near
the Session House, now occupied by MIR
bic Farland,
All persons having unsettled accounts
with EDWARD FRAZEE, are request
cd to present them for examination and
all persons indebted must make immediate
payment.
DAVID B. LUM, 4ss;o,es
BENJAMIN FRAZEE, 49,
Eliz. Town, July Is, 1919.
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from friend, will be blessed with dones-
tic felicity, her estate will be quiet con-
science and she will spend her days in
peace and tranquility. AxlomA.
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