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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
Greensburgh, Penny No0. IL
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On Saturday night last, Mr.. Benjamin
Blithe, in company with neighbor, left the
Brick Tavern, six miles east OF Greensburg,
for the purpose of going TO husking. A few
yards from the door fthe tavern is well,
from which the pump had been removed {;
the night being extremely dark, Mr., Blithe
mistook his wav, having dug the we'll him
self, and fell iRto it, from which, we are in
formed, he was taken a corpse. He was es-
teemed an honest man and a good citizen.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
Boston, .Nov. Is.
SERIOUS FIRE.

SERIOUS FIRE.
This evening bet seen and o'clock, a
fire commenced in the ropewalk, occupied
by Dir. Edward Adams. at the bottom Of the
Common, which was entirely consumed, to-
gethsr with the two walks to the north east,
belonging to Mr. Samuel Emmons, and Hen
ry ChapmanS. Co. The newly erected ma
nutactory owned by Messrs. Winslow, Lewis
l. Co. was also injured, as well as the house
and furniture of Mr.. Tuckerlnan, a baker.
Thus OF FIVE ropewalks, one only, occupied
by Mr.. Joseph N. Howe was preserved from
the flames. The wind blowing strongly from
N West appeared to endanger not only eve.
~ contiguous walk. but all the buildings
in the neig hborhood; the fakes OF fire were
carried over the roofs OF the houses, and
threatened destruction to buildings situated
at great distance.
Ii was about six weeks since Messrs.
winslow, Lewis & Cos, mandatory Of pa
tent rope, was burned, not without strong
suspicious of incendiary vllainy and the re-
currence of another fire, following so soon
afterwards, warrants the alarming conclu-
sion, that similar attempt has occasioned
the present misfortune.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
THE BEAU.

A beau dressed out is as the cinnamon tree
the bark is worth more than the body
An ass is but an ass though laden or cover
ed with gold.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
LATEST FROM THE STRAITS.

Captain Rogers, of the Minerva Smith,
from LegLorn, informs, that the U. S. ship
Franklin. ID, and the sloop Of war Spark,
were to sail next day for Gibraltar The o..
S. ship Erie was waiting at Gibraltar for the
arrival of the Commodore, and was to pro-
coed Immediately for the United States, with
dispatches [NeT' York Gag.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
From the Niagara Patriot, NoU. 9.
SINGULAR.

The rain which fell in this village and vi
cinity during the storm on Saturday night
last, was deeply tinged with some black SUBJ
stance, somewhat resembling SCOT, so as 10
Giscolor the windows, fences, &c. almest as
much as if !!sprink!ed with ink.-We nave
heard no reason assigned for this phenome-
non.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
bariien, Geo. J NOg. 8.

&. Darien, Geo. .NOv. 8.
To-day commences IN this city, the FIRST
session of the superior court for the county Of
MTntosh, under late act OF the general as
sembly. His honor Judge Berrien presdes.
The important trial of colonel John L. Hop
kins and general Francis Hopkins, his father,
for the murder Of Mcqueen M'intosh, comes
on.
annual consa.rnut.on of the necessar.es of life
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
From, .Moore's IRISH Melodies.
SAW FROM THE BEACH


AIR-"MIss MOLLY.
saw from the beach when the morning was
shining,
A bark Ger the waters move glorious on;
came when the sun DER that beach was de-
Ginning [were gone.
The bark was still there, but the waters
mise known {:
So passing the spring tides ofjoys We have
Zach wave that We danced on at morning
sbbs from rs, [alone !
And leaves us, at eve, on the bleak shore
Meier tell me the gories serenely adjoining
The close of our day, the calm eve OF our
night [ness OF Morning.
Give me back, give me back, the wild fresh
HER clouds and her tears are worth Eve
ning's best light.
oh who would no. welcome that moment 5
returning. This frame,
When passion FIST wak'd new lie thro'
And his soul, like the wood that grows pre-
sious in burning,
Gave out all its sweets to loves exquisite
fame
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22

IN London.
Consumption of Bullocks 10000
Sheep and Lambs $4,000
Calves 25O,0OO
Hogs 10000
Sucking Pigs $4,000
Gallons Of milk the produce Of oo9 600
$4,000 cows
Quarters of Wheat 900, 900
Chaldrons of Goals 100000
Barrels [36 gals ale and porter l,775,5OO
Gallons of Spirituous Liquors ll,l46,7S3
Pipes of Wine $4,000
Pounds of Butter 27,6oo,oo
Cheese $4,000, 900
Acres of Land cultivated in the
vicinity of London for vege- 10000
tables
Ditto for Fruit 1000
The sum paid annually for We 1cAs oco
getables amounts to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
SLEEP.

The late rev. Wesley used to assert, that
six hours sleep was sufficient for man, Sc.
ven hours for a woman, eight hours for a
a child, and nine hours fora pig.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22

Norfolk. Nsv. II.
The Royal Gazette of Hayti, for the month
of October, received at the Reading Room
by the schr. George, captain Butler, contains
among other articles ofless interest, the fol-
lowing quotations of colonial produce.
Coffee, prime, IA dolls. per loo lbs. do
middling, Is brown sugar, lst quality !;
do. middIing 5 cocoa E; indigo rs cts per
ID. molasses SO cents per velt.-At Gonaives
coffee was SO cts. per loo lbs. and sugars 2
dolls. 80 Cts to per loo lbs. higher than
at Cape Henry.
The Gazette OF the 28th October gives an
account of a sloop sent into Cape Henry by
the Venezuelan privateer Elcoram, captain
Lamini, the sloop had the remains of a car
go OF rice and -four on board ; the prize mas
ter stated that the Elcaroni, being off the is
land oil Cuba, discovered two strange sail, to
which she gave chace, and Immediately
came up with the above soop, which on
taking possession of, found not a soul or pa
per on board OF her. They manned and Or
dered her for Margaritta, but her distressed
condition compelled the private crew to put
into cape Henry.
Captain Butler adds 10 the account which
he beard at Cape Henry. viz.
That the above sloop (no doubt American,
and supposed 10 belong to Philadelphia had
been found abandoned, as above stated, off
the Cuba shore, having been previously plum
dered by pirate of Zoo bbls. gunpowder,
about I5o bbls. flour, besides lard, butter,
&c. prize master and four men were put
on board OF her, but in few days she was
recaptured by another pirate who took out
all her crew then on board, manned her with
crew from his own vessel, and anchored her
off Tortugas. A short time after brig hove
in sight, the piratical captain immediately
returned the former prize crew to the sloop,
with two Dutch passengers which be also
had on board, took back his own prize crew,
and after taking out as much OF her cargo
as he could find room tor. gave her up to the
first pirates. The brig was laden with dry
goods, which the piratical captain found so
much more valuable than the sloop's cargo,
that be was compelled to throw the latter o.
verboard TO make room for the plumber Of
the brig. Captain B. did not understand
where the brig was from, or where she be-
longed. A considerable part Of the sloop's
cargo was afterwards found floating land pick
ed up by different vessels.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
EFFECT OF ARGUMENT ON KESTuckrAv.

EFFECT OF ARGUMENT ON KENTUCK1AN.
Amember of congress from Kentucky, who
had voted in favor Of the compensation bill,
wa. going the rounds amongst his constitu-
ents previous to the election; and amongst
other arguments which he offered in vindica-
ton of his vote, in an address TO large au-
dienee, be urged the difference Of the price
of provisiens--and to shew that greater diff
ference than those existing between Kentuc-
KY and Washington city occurred, assured
them that in Russia he had been compelled
to pay 10 sbillings for chicken. Some lit
tie time after, passing little group OF
his auditors who were RECALLING themselves
with little grog, and believing he had ss'
tis6ed every one OF the propriety of his vote
for 1900 dolls. per annum--he overheard one
of the party remark to his companions
"there goes that id f2ol that gave ten
shillings for chicken"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
From Capt. Sineloir's Cursory Remarks on
the British yArmy.

"S DJStsN sATUtS'
A captain of company in the guards
came to the grand parade, to attend bis re-
yimeut to Hyde Park, on general field day:
after parading it in front Of the regiment Sc
yeral minutes in search of his company which
he could not end, he turned to the adjutant,
and requested to know why it was not form
ed with the battalion
The adjutant replied il was, and pointed
to the company. The mistake produced no
small diversion TO the other officers, who
thought the captain might at least have known
his on-commissioned officers, and by them
his company. The captain assured them that
he had always known his company before,
by man IN Il NTH large nose--and this
man having been unluckily left sick at the
barracks. he was unable to distinguish his
company from among the others.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22

Mr.. Kean, the comedian, has abandoned
his expedition to America.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22

A baronet of considerable notoriety adj
dressing himself to lord Thuriow, poured out
torrent Of invective and raillery against the
clergy, and ended his sublime Grafton with
what do you think my lord, are they not a
batch of hyprocrites and greedy gluttons 2"
"All that you have said Mr.. F. only proves
that clergymsn are men. Where they once
do violence to good morality, you do it fifty
times. But to rail against the clergy is an
old stale trick; and they who do not esteem
them, don't know them"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
Laad, Negroes, sc. For Sale.

execution OF the will of JAMES SCRUGGS, dec. |
shall oler for SALE on The ninth dey of December
neIt, on tue premises the plantation which tue sal
ScIuggs resided, situated in Goechiad county OH the
waters OF the Byrd creek, containing more than 700
acres and adjoining the anjs Of George ToIeT Col
" Nchoas ana others, Oh the usual credit for tue
purchase. land on the same day. aud at the same
place between 30 and 40 negroes be sold in families
IL practicable, on credit Of twelve months.
AHd on the 19th ddy Of this present month, Nopey1
o on the SAID plantation, Will be sold publicly TO
highest bidder, all The stock Of horses cattle sheep
utensils household furniture, &C. on a credit of ~
months for all SUNS over \ 20.
The purchasers at the sales to execute bonds with
approved security.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, Jr. Admir- with the
will annexed OF James Scfuggs, dec
Goocbland November IL. 5I''tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
ATIONAL IANDS

AEt -.
We have been favored with the folIowi,.
lnterestin1 Article, descriptive aud expIannto-
~ of the admirable system adopted by The ,o-
|ernnieht Tor The national domain, by the sci
entihc and Intelligent gentleman who fills the
'ftce OF Commissioner of the Public Iands
10 whose pen our readers aud the pubIic ora
frequently indebted for useful uhseryations
on the climate, sou, and products of our conn
Try, anu on subjects connected with lite
ture and science.
FOR THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER
n citizen OF high respectability has commu-
n'rated 10 me the following:
There are soue points relative IN ,ha
Pubic Land system, which l believe, are NOT
sO Clearly aud generally under stood as thew
should be. Permit me TO ask
ist. Hh4t IS tae section ofa founShip Tho
this Is familiar 10 persons III the Land Office
L doubt wheihrr 1t is distinctly understood I,y
many Who read newspapers ~
I'D. What iSfhr eHconr0 cement for scdooIs o,,J
colleges ~ ths toeat@sSs Of public lands The
answer would, trass, be honorable 10 the po
vernRient of the GENTRY aud very interes,fn0
Ito the friends Of science.
What Is se telture os lands granted Inv the
United Statest--i he dttodiat character of the
Iandho!ier aecords with the free spirt of onr
political lnSitutions; but perhaps This distin
guished advantage has not attracted the alien
ton OF many III the community. Ii is Am advan-
ldge winch might be more highly estimated, if
viewed an cont asst with Inc abuses and opnres-
sions suffered by European tenantry The and
system ofthe United States is novelty of snct,
rtactical eXceiience that wish il 10 be- made
known distinctly, and IN such q D,auner A., Ia
Gaze no question Of Gact' 80 "
ANSWER TO TnE FIRST QUESTION.
SECTION.
township is square, whose sides limited
by true merldlans aud parallels TO the equator)
each sic miles in length its area Tho sl
fore, is thirty-six square miles or sections each
OF winch contains sirhuadred and torfU acres 4,
each township contains twenty-fhres thousand
and forty dcTes. "A tluarter Section ia somara
whose sides (bounded by meridians and naraie
i,I are each hdlt a M o, and coutaiDs one Lun-
d 4 aud sixty acres. The corners of each
section aud quarter section are distinctly marx ed
~ ~ 'he % u'y SURVEYORS OF the Uaited States
sic, beginning AT the northeast corner of the
township, Ind progressing from right 10 left
10 the north-Wed corner, aud, returning. rrom
len to right, TO lhe east boundary of the town.
sho, tiius -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
North.


The act of February 90, 1917 authorizes tI o
sale IN hdD quarter sections Cor eiehfy acres
OF the seciious 2. 8. 20, 80 80. 80 or each town
ship. Tie subdivision Of the quarter section
il made by true meridans
The rectangular division ola country is pre-
tetable TO any other The cardindI points are
Known anh familiar, even to children III re-
duIres some geOme trical skill 10 ascertain the
"Ieao held whose sides form ACME angles
WIN the meridian; but the content of "A rec
taugnar field is very easily determined and
indeed, geometeTs know that the ultimate re.
suit OF all calculations of areas is obtained by
reduction to the squire or Tectangie
For cirtt purposes the rectangular division
IS pre-eminently useful. The boundaries of
cOuHties-ot Judicial or military districts-of
districts for schools-fOT religious Societies-
aud tor every object OF ii sOciai character. are
easily and accurately detsTminable i'm a conn
try titus divided. II the county court home
Tie school House, the me ting house &c &c
are Ia be central, their place is precisely known
single glauce at the map Of Ohio Indiana
&c. in comparison with the mans of 4 eufurk q
1enneSser' Georgia, or any of the older states,
W'lh rFspeci 10 county limits will prOye the
hyperion excellence Of the rectangular system.
IL " like the work OF III ele CANT penmopi COM
pared with The ycrGicis Of scd0oi-bog.
ANSWER 70 TUE SECOND oUE,1tog
COLLEGES, SCHOOLS. sc.
Tie section No. IG, in every tovnship. ia bv
idw, reserved ter are surI0it ~ scb01ls tn,.
aOm.s ef| corner OF tNat section Is ;hr centre Of
each tpwhsldp Wore than sirfg D,jEiyg az, o.
o. amds ia The Biled Staieshasc already be,,,
nr'"E'd one hiHg-sjTh part ofsi4ty million
o. me HtcIiOH yir hUHdfed aHd yiriy sir fb0nsgDd
Rr brNdrfd mt ,tItg sic actps rcsertcd H., Ia,
for the support of schools Tie srriioa 30
10 W.T. unqncsiipnby BE- reserved IN ali in
tnre survey aHd disposal. OF The public lands.
For Colleges and Seninafies of a Licbc,
grade than schools, NifepH whole town III
have ready been granted by lie u. ola es
To Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, SC Thirteen
townships arc equal 10 fc0 hnHdt4d mi giuefD-
nine hoHsgRd ne hgRdrcd AMI fneaiv arfss
= he same legislative ibefality vii d0BbijeSs
DR ca ended 10 All future STATES aud terr,fn-
IicS u! section Of tie act of Apr,. "a. 1906.
f"iniive TO Tennessee, Gro hvRdred li5sso,,J
scre. are, 90 that slate, reserved fot Coileyes
SCnOoi5, colleges, &c. are.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
MARLBOROUGH FOR SALE

ElY virtue Of poueTS Vested in u.s. the su6Scribe,s
~ BY the last WiH Of John Cooke dec'd. OF Sta1oyd
cOHHty Virginia ne offer fOJ-lSake that UakWabke
estate, knotDn by the name Of UaRLBOROUGR-
IhS estate contains about $50 dcres-3s0 OF ohich is
Hdt EdRd, lying In body about 100 acres of yai,
DIE maTSh easily reclaimed, end the reyfdte hioh
EdHd " a VeTy VGbHdble Character H is situated IN
MejcOaRtg Of StdBOrd and state of Virginia. com.
nleHciHg at the mouth Of Potomac creek at its iuuc
HoH mith The POtODac river, and runs up said yDey
HPVdrdS gC fioO miles 10 the i0RdS of John ". Bro
1Gagh from MiS point 10 AccOkeek ore of me mari.
guile branches Of Potomac creek, the distance IL
about 0fa mile thus tearing the tract eHtiyeIy
surrounded GU t0dfer Grccpt the kast mentioned
line, This Is perhaps the most deSirdbLe eSfake in
the eastern section VI Jirgfia its soil is not sur.
S Of The suite, a6oHHdS 1efh springs Of ercekLeni
Wdfer aud is particularly adapted to the RyoLofh of
ret cioUGr. ms timber and spring 6sheries, haDe
produced a nett PrOft gf : $500 per anHuin. MA
JOicE is Ia great abundance and there are on me
taJId iHerhdRSfibLe beds Of SheH mart which hans
been pronounced By EHgifSh turner's 90 be be suye.
Tior 10 any knomH ia Europe. There has teen seeded
this nj IS 6Ifskcis whedt ana (ew acres bt rae
H u distant from the markets Of the District Of
Columbia 10 miles 1rOm Frtdcricks6nrg II miles
Possession can be had Tie LIST da1 III ,Iguaary
1870, and tie terms maze accommodating.
4 more minute description Is deemed Huuscrts1ry
rs ~ Is presumed those nhO may tcish to pnrch0te
This U0fnabke property uit Uief0 IL IheDiseiDes...
Application my he mute 10 JDhu ~. or Iers ~
BrOn0ngh, GeorgetonR, District Of Columbia yob,,
W. Green, FrederIckSbVrG, o. TO eiIh(r of nc sDb.
scTtbers, residing at WeSt Farm. near 5ueusta, va
JOHN COOKE,
Npp. ~ '1''U GBORCE ~. COOKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
DoN JuAN...BY LORD RYRoN


Though Ne do not recommend this singular poem To
senersi pernsai though there passages IN ID which
s'e utterly reprehenSble, Rnd the tone OF is so
lcenious as should blush of shame 10 snte.d
me Poets cheek, yet we must distinguish the nom
~. o"u mere ave passages IN A. "hish are stamped
Win exquisite genius. what think you for Instance
Df the following. ninbied aud n,
me Isl Canio Each Image is eAQuisit.y drawn vet
Tue associations are SO isSiilar and all assorted that
The whole IS almost buIlesque. While W.. ad.nire The
powers oi 'de "se, we are indignant AT The abuse OF
IIv
Wen ials Of that auon.-'Tis sweet to hear
AZ midnight on the blue aud monnlit deep
Tie sons aud oar OF Adra's goudolier
ey distance meilow'd, DER the waters sweep.
i,s sweet to soc the evening star appear
rs sweet TO listen as the nightwinds creep
tioiu leaf 10 leaf Ills sweet To sie. on b,rb
he rainbow, ha,ed Oh ocean, span the sky.
ria swee, TO hear the Watchdog. homes, bark
hn deep mouth'a welcome as we draw home
iIs sweet To anow there Is an eye will mark
Our coming. aud look brighter when we come.
IT'S sweet 10 be awakend by tive Iaik
Or iniPj by failing waters sweet the hum
az bees, the voice OF giris, The song birds
Inc Hsp oi caiidfeh, ami their earliest words.
sweet rs The vintage, when the showering grapes
ia bacchauai Profession reel 10 earth
f"Ipie aud gushing sweet are oui sscspe.
From civic reveiry 10 Tafsi ninth:
sweet I" The iniser are his stterng hean.
o"eeito the father is his first born's birth
swe-tis revehse-especialy 10 women.
f'""se 10 soldiers, p'ike money To sealilcn.
Sweet Is a legacy, aud passing sweet
The unexpected death of some old Lad,
Ut eehueinap OF seventy years complete rdy
"hove Giade" us YOUTH aittuo--too long alI.a
For an estate, ar cash, country seat
oitti breaking but with stamina So steady
Ihat all The lsraelite. Mt to mob its
Next owner iof ibetr double damn'd post obts
'Ils sweet I" win ns matter how, ones iaurels
Nv oi""h or ihk us sweet TO pat AN eud
i"tEme us sometimes sweet 10 have quarrels,
Particniail. wItb tiresOme friend
Sweet as old vine IN botiss, ale in barrel,
Dear Is the helpless creature We defend
Asa'asi the wO,Id aud dear the .choolboy spot
We neer forget, ihongh there We arc forgot.
Bat sweeter sill than this than these than all
ibhfst ahd passionate love-it stands alone
LiSe Adams recollection Of his fall:
Tue tree Of knowledge has been pluck'd--alr,
knowa- 49,
And life yields nothing further to recall
worthy OF this anhrosial sin 80 SHAWN
No doubt Ia fable, as the unforgiven
FiEe which p oinetheus hlch'd for us from b.,vau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
MISSION TO JERUSALEM

BOSTON, Nov. 4.-On Wednesday tie Rev.
MeSsrs Parsons and Fiske, Missionaries. des-
tined for the Holy Land, sailed from this por,
IN tie snip Sally Ann, Capt. Edes, for Smyr-
In Smyrna, to acquire informa ton, aud to leara
the languages that may be necessary for tseIa.
lhey'w then proceed to Jerusalem; and If
IL snouid be found impIacticabie to establish
leIIem.
We understand that the Old Sontil Church
aud society have made TO the widow and chill
dren OF their late pastor the Rev. Mr.. Hun
fer one year; and in addition, the sum Of one
thousand dollars annually for six years, to be
PAID quarterly, to commence Oct 1920, amont-
ing To The sum of $500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

Robert Greenhov, agent of tie Pyesiolen,
and Professors or Wiiiiam S Mary College,
" ESPECIFUL1l soiieiis the COUNTY SURVEYORS
throughout the state. te avail themselves Of the op
porahliy ihat will shortly be afforded them through
th.r respective representatives OF forwarding to him
mat portion of their ices. which by their own
.neaS.ments ih.y are bound TO pay To the sapentend
ants Of that institutioh.
City "f Richmond, Nov. O. 5llm
l>uuCAttoN...rh The subsefrber e&poeis' to oren a
IL SCHOOL, the ensaing year, at the place which he
has lately purchased OF Mr. Edd Pendieton the
residence oi old J1dse Peadeton dec. lower part of
Caroline where boys will be Instructed in Rfadi1r
Writing. aud arithmetic History. Geoerephy a,d
Engftsh Grammar; Compositions, or a critical know
ledge of the suueturetoi Language the Use of che
Globes, and the Elements of NatUraI Ph,toaOphv.
The term TO commence the 10th January, and close
tue 10Th of December div ided into two sessions by
the usual summer vacation. Price, for board and
tuition leach boarder 0ndns his and bedding
i25or u.s. according t.. the branches OF education
which may be studded 80 Of tue sum .ing indIs.
pensabsy necessary IA advance. NJ large buy can be
admitted as boarder, without satisfactory
Of 4 good aud peaceabie disposition
ANDREW BROADDUS.
PS Saexra where the subscribe furnishes candles
AubarS Has, Nov. IL. s4..3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
James Rirer Land far SaIe

THE subscriber will sell the tfact of land whereof,
the late Randolph Jt fersou lived lying IN the c-un,
~ o"cAihghan, on James river, opposite to Scott,,
teIry anu within ten miles OF three manu- Gacuring
mus, containing between nfteen and sixteen hundred
acres, which about hundred aud eighty acres
lands adjoining the low grounds IS arst rate and The
balance secoHd. third and fourth
The terms will be accomruo1ating and made kpavn
OH application to ZACHARIAH NEVILL Adm.
with The viii annexed of Rand.lp nh
Nelson ceunty, Sept IA. t6O. Jefferson dec