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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-15
For Freight.


VI = AANN
,ESM The substantial and fast selling ship
&,STALBOr, burihen 5000 barrels or
4OU hhds. she he's been recently coppered,
ana is in perfect order Tor the reception of a
T. H. ROWLAND,
iHbo has for sale,
bids. l. 200 bhis. musCovado sugar
3 casks Of Bridport herring Irvine
Co key, manufactured tobacco
And few bales Georgia cotton.
l1th no. 8 OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-15
John Ramsay

John Ramsay
~ AS imported in the ships Boston, captain
IL FnIay, g. Potomac, captain Bradford,
lirect from Liverpool, handsome assort-
aIent of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which are now opening, and offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
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Sugar and Candles.

TEN hhds and go bbls Muscovado sugar
l. 100 boxes mould candles Simpsons br'd
Received per schr. Victor, capt. Dennet, for
sale by WIN. FOWLE s. Co.
For Freight,
III, The schr. VICTOR; an excellent
.ssS vessel carries about Goo bbls is now
ready to take a cargo on board and will take
a freight to the West-l Indies, OF a southern
port. Apply as above. nov 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-15
PROPOSALS
BY Joseph NJ sanderson,
For Publishing By Subscription,
A Biography of the signers
OF THE
Declaration Of independence,

Accompanied with Plates.
To which will be annexed History of the
of the Law, and the Declaration itself, with
the fac simile Engravings of the Signatures. !.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-15
For Boston s Portland,

gkE The schooner OSPREY, Captain
SsS9'$$AAS. Drinkwater is now loading and will
take some freight if offered Immediately. -
". FOWLE & Co.
November 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-15
For Liverpool, via City Point

For Liverpool, via City Polnt;
,&AA, The ship YOUNG HERO, Wilson
.i2ssam master, to sail for City Point in lew
days, will take freight to the latter place at
a very low rate. Apply to the master on
board CT to NJ. MILLER :. son.
Hho Ac0e, for sale, Just received per the Emily,
81 uhds neiasses
90 jars honey
80 boxes Spanish segars
Also on hand,
hhfs. German coffee mills
Ani an assortment Of German linens.
o. The Young Hero will be an early
spring vessel, and those merchants of the
District who wish their goods brought in a
fine fast sailing ship, will no doubt avail
themselves of this opportunity.
nov 9
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For Sale.

IIM The fast sailing good schr. ROSE.
SSVIN-BLOOM; two years Old, y built
Of he best materials burthen 10 tons now
lyiny at ScboIheid's wharf For terms apply
70 the owner on board. or at the store of
nov Id JAMES g. THOMAS LOWE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-15

Spanish Hides.
SSWO thousand La Plata hides, first qua
L lily
40C gallons hest winter sha I'D oil
90 boxes spermaceti candles
40 bushels Turks Island salt
loo Liverpool hII'd. sacks Of bio dwndo.
l8 hhds Muscovado sugar
40 bbis 10 do
For sale by n. MILLER 8. son.
nov d4w
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Grains and Yeast.

GRAINS may be had at my Brewery, this
VI day, at P. M.-Also, Yeast, next
Saturday and both as usual throughout the
season. ISAAC ENT y ISLE.
october l8 DIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19
r. S $50 or S $40 REGARD,

EoR apprehendine and lodging ia aii net no
n hoy SAM, yellow feliew about ~ Years old rrr-
Aaps iee' 9inehesbigh pretty well propoioned fuI
Iou"u 'ace was aieyihe property OF DR.. WIN Fonshee
ava haN'he travelled with him ofteHer 80 Bai
more an" Fhliadeipha where lac has probably formed
acqualhtanCes u rs presumed be may ATTEMPT 10 q .
tna' way WIN ice pass 90! rs Dr. Fousites servant.
ne mas traveller iy The Gay of Frederick shutg Dunn
Iss, washington CITY. &c.--is Gpuaned most particu
iaiy Il, oaast{ tavern ~ Baltimore and AT ! Mr.
Jackson's in phildde pha Nh0 keeps Iiyer stable In
4th street. Tie u we'll known IN ami uear this place
ne ielt me on the 29th nit. aud am toA was seen in
nis place on the 3lst Si56 viii he given taken with
IN the state OF Virgna,Or 3 $50 if in any olher stale
Richmond. September 3. 81 N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19

ohCr0a tea !JaHg Lady hhO took sag.
ny J. LEE LkwiS.
In sumueg aDwcts nnsren I sleep,
Or dnll ON vlonds OF rosy hue
In moonlight borerS my sports keep,
or ba,he iTe IN the morning dew.
Yet OF IN Lucy: smiles to share,
shun tide .3uih Winds temperate siyh
To bash IA rossatr cbaTips uioTe fair.
The summers biushiul bowers lily,
Pare are the gales that waft my flight;
Thy hasonfs thought is yea more pure
Ch"stc IS the uiorT'- uusnuied hsht,
more chSs,e ,hy DNson's gentle lure.
Yet, ali the prhsive strata forgive,
!or blaineless Is its elhu charm
fhese lines were never meant to grieve,
N"r Lncy's busoui To alarm.
AS tate hoveT'd round thy liz.
ca spirits Hiss not thvu cah'sl blame.l
vestaPs balIny sigh 10 sip,
10 battle me IN d ysstaps ha,ne,-
BY flmy wings of beauty rare,
Nete SOLID and made uuureet TO fly:
For ether IA ms, alas were there,
Ihan those "t Laey'S haliny sigh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19
In,nr0red Nirnm.flllIl,.

THE subscriber has appointed Messrs. FOIIRT
BURR x Co. his 8geHfS in Richmond 10 dispose
oi patent rights OF the above machine such
a. nave not beeh sold. The machines are so .provea
as 10 make them twice us valuable beforeihey may
beoperaed by levers by cTanklhe machinery is ali
"i lTo having two cast gates and solid steel knives
TO each machine. Price includin patent < Is
MessTs. F. Il. Y Gu have made a number of the i'm.
proved machines IN very superior manner and will he
aOe 10 furnish them to IchaseTS ofthe patent al so
tach by The quantity or : j5 for a single machine
Letters addressed To the subscriber, TO Toilet Burr
Co. Richmond, Mr.. Viacent Lee OF Norfolk will he
duly attended TO. JONATHAN s. EAsTnAN
SeptetnbeT
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Neo.l.ncS fnl .EnLe

yE1LL be sold To the highest bidder agr.eabIy to tie
" last wiof James Walker deceased, Oh YhurNddg
zee 2Sh 81 Notemcer merit, at The residence OF Sd, ali
wahtr IN Madison county, aboui mics from Orange
Courthouse, upon a credit of ~ months between 10
ana ~ likely negroes, consisting of men, women and
oo>s... aiso all the CROP al corn, STOCK OF horses
eau e. sheep and hogs. household kitchen rUENI
CkE, plantation tools, 6c.Ihe public ATE invited
To attend as The legatees do intend TO purchase
JOHN WALKER Executors of James
GEORGE SCOTr,S walker, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19
From The National Hteliigcacer.1
THE pnDR


In all civilized countries the amelioration
ot tie condition Of lie poor and the best
means OF extending them relief, have uni-
iOuHiy furnished to The state mao and plIiiaE-
throptst topics of great interest and ImpOr-
lance. There is no doubt that the most per-
maueut ehPctual smedy to- the evils OF pan
petisin, VIII be found ~ system If education
which shall bring home its advantages 10 eve
~ clid OF poverty, and at the same tine in
- Sduce aud establish bdbitS of industry and
economy, Such system, however worthy the
.fsirly dud earnest attention OF men who are
EcslrOuS OF realizing sound state Of society.
&ind by a necessary consequence, 10 ptunoie
&c happiness OF the people, wIll not meet
urgent wants OF those who stand in need
immediate assistance. Winter, the most
10 .'eut season of the year, is RAPIDLY roll
forward on tie wheels of time Nv the
biuatiou Of various causes, which il is
med unnecessary 10 detail the number Of
-: sc whose situation will deiusud the sImpa-
- ahd assistance Of their fellow citizens @ili
unprecedented, be greater tnauhas here
4OIe ever Dteg known. Me arc, by lie
uues OF Providence, supplied with an
nd dHcc OF the i.Yducts vi the earth TO
<< pie US 10 stiil tue cries Of Lunger aud
IS a duty most imperative iu us nature
should seriously arrest the attention Of all
economy, considering Tie YaNWdIdbess OF
q lines, 10 general pOiut OF siew. is high
q scessdry, aud, ~ fact, Indispensable, ia the
ibutiOn OF alms.
Re following plan for Supplying this uufor-
te description OF our citizens with clirsO
z ici1d' d.d salatafy sHstgnauce was Kind
finished Ivy highly respectable English
ticmdn, Voty recently arrived from bis ma
SSs"''}. lt.AS .st sceH adopted ia Liy-
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At tie last gathering but one. the vine looked as
hf slang as al any previous period was soon after
attacked by insects, 10y which few days il was de.
sTo,e ed. The spudshgs gathered. averaged "a weight
fOT every hundred Ia number, which nearly half
p"hnu each. nose cOnEeIsant such Subjects Caii
determine, whether the vine 40 tins Instance
was M re than ordinarily D. "lifc.
IL the same garden "a ~IteI.uelun vine, from single
ssrd, produced $50 eigdt wdicI-imelo3I the neoI
separately weighed from ~ to JIi pounds. (GeO 1dV.
fIHe FTHif:-We have bren shewn q specimen Of an.
pies aud pears from an orchard ia The town of Brttle.
hem, owned ~ Mr.Weiiiam Chapman otthis city wlit /,
Tor size and ptauty az seldom CNcrrd. The ear Was
taken from The tree bcfnre u ui rr0wu-i IL weighed
eighteen nunres and Tie weight OF all fruit on the
,Tee MT. Chapman estimates at live mes that Of The
whole uee.- The apple was Rhode Island crerninr OF
veIy superior beauty ana size but lis eight did not
learn.
MI. Chapman planted his orchard in The years 1915.
10, from nHTseiy commenced IN lSiI and inoculat
ca ~ 1914. u IS NOW proL0unceG by gUua Judges
one ul The Hnest ofcbdIds ~ the country.
10 tie person Cbo nakrs tWo grass 10 rrow
where formerly there tut entitled 10 he thanks
aud benrdictons % his fellow ctzrns tie need of
pTa;e ~iil not he refused to Mr.. Chapman who from
Que OF the most unpiouisiug farms IN Betbiubein has
nor oHy ADDED two spears OF grass iHIhe place of one
But IN the space Of SIX ars, has reared orchard
winch challenges comparison 10 any other in the county
VI AIbany both ff It's Appearance and tue superinT
eAceuence aud variety OF lis fTuit. ti5UHg mi. 1dO.
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HWuSl DEED.-By virtue oi a deco of trust executed
To the subscribers by Richard Iiarri. and wife. on
tue it day OF June 1917 for the purpose OF securing
certain sums therein specified with interest, 10 Frcd'k
Othe we snail on SATURDAY the 9TH day Of November
inert, between the hours of and 5 O'Clock p. NJ on
Tue premises proceed 10 sell at public for cash
,n eefan tact or piece OF land convey rd by sand
T. clarke aEd wife 10 Richard Hams, Containing by
eshatlen nineteen acres and al 10ls, Together with
autoe Improvements aud appuItenances so much as
VIII he sufficient To pay such sums, with interest and
cost as may he due, sc.
COLIN CLARKE, BEVERLY SMITH, Trustees.
October @. A, w,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19
SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY

The following communication is from Il We
W respectable gentleman at Governors Is
Iaui.
70 the e6iiors-Ahout the last Of August.
Dennis Sherard, Canadian, a convict III This
post, called upon me for assistance lls STAT
ed that he was in constant pain, AND sirk ~
the stomach. From his statement ! conceived
that las complaint would be removed by az
0mctlc-l gave him one the nest DAY he
called again, observing, that although lie had
taken the emriic which had operated freely
upon his stomach. j.. gave him no kind Of Ic-
took Which appeared black aud 80 use his ex-
preston, tasted cOppery. told INN tbere vas
something which mnd be removed, aud gave
bun more powerful emetic he called the
| tbiId day, aud observed, that he (ouuh no re-
lief, ana thar h~ pukiug cOuiinued the same
l observed TO h.H that had doubt whc-
thcr lie took my msdicine he assured ne TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19

IN wine Of deed Of trust execnrd {, the subsrri
- befs 10y William 4. Cecke and vie ana dnIv re-
corocd III he county court Of Pow hatan To- secure The
rayinsnt ~ CERTAIN sums of money tbefein yn,o,sd
que 10 hobeft Graham, surviving qualified executor az
Jant5 I'VE deceased, will be sold on 9bHpsdgy me
!'tH GNN ~ NopeMber Ne1f, ~ PUwhstaB Courthouse
70 we highest bidder "a pubic auction Tor cash 500
acre, o. Iand, btbg a. The said county Of PowaIau and
n I'VE hegioes :" so mucho Of said property as may
necessary 10 sausiyihe purposes Of said trust
JACOB hicHACN, Wv. WAL1HALL, Trustees.
Ne'""e' To- 4g..St
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SALE OF NEGROES.

cN v.itue of deed OF trust executed 10 the snbscTi
- her by James Cooke and duiy recorded G the gen
efai court IN secure the payment OF certain OF
meme, therein mentioned due from The OF Chas
tain Cooke, deceased, to James Lyle surviving
Of Lyle 4 MCIedie viii be sold IharSddy The Iiih
day ~ NOteJer Nert, At Powh Cou tthouse To the
highest bidder AT pnhlic auction for cash, between IS
aud 20 negroes consisting OF men, women aud childreA
belonging TO the estate OF said Ckasiain Cooke.
TARLTON SAUNDERS, -.
JAMES SCOTT, JUN. ! ""s"es'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19
ALBANY, OCT. 3, 1919.

y.
fohe Editor ofthe Neg York EUeainr Post
SiR-Ihe following circumstance, to which
was witness, occurred here last evening
Should you deem il worthy place it is at
your service for publication
IN LOOKING over the Albany directory at the
Edsle tavern, gentleman near ME, observed
u. r ,ne same, the name of one " .Sitro Zebere,
fortune-telier, No. s. Chapel-street" and he
said, that it wouldaccompany him, he Should
like TO pay visit TO this pdlmister and profess
sor OF hecronlantic art L readily consented, *
we set ont. After about miles walk we ar
lived at the residence of the lbauy priestess
houhting broken stOop, we knocked * were
Introduced into The mystic parlor; where a
black 81 dirty Sibyl, nearly two hundred weight,
as should suppose, made her appearance,
and requested ms to sit down. Being inform
Gu oi Inc nature OF our errand, she produced "a
pack OF cards, and after making a circle sh e
went ftrongh the usual proceeding, repeating
" long journey by waier"-" severe illness''
fortune by marriages." six or seven
chiidfen great danger * happy escapes :"
&c &c: when Suddenly out of the drawer
fiem which she had taken the cards, loud and
distinct voice vociierated, 4" hold YOU foul old
nag you are telling lies !" aud then ceased
ne as opiShneht depicted OH the countenance
OF poor Silica Zebere and her assistant, a black
siri, may be easily imagined. A silence aud
looks OF amaZement ensued, and continued for
lew seconds; but, in some degree recover.
ing herself from the fright, she seemed about
10 proceed when again voices asSailed her,
mat appeared 10 come from under the floor
In the cellar, and then out of The chimney. on
which They were both seized with such panic
that overibrowing table, cards, and the whole
apparatus, they jumped up, made for the door,
and sisappeared; leaving us, convnlsed with
ianShier, to mud our way out in The dark as
well as we could
mist now Tell you, the gentleman who
caused this iudicrous scene OF merriment, and
made an imp essoB OH me, that shall never
forget, was MIR. Charles, the celebrated VEN
,riiGqhist, VINO lately gave some specimens of
his very extraordinary talent in your city; TO
which he informs me il is his in;eution to re-
turn sometime this autumn
A LOVER OF NIJRTH
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NUitCt..s.h petition viii TO presented ~ The next
Legislature ofNttcinig prasiug ih.t The cc,o,
"ealihs right 10 lot NO 55i IN The civ Of Richmond
mas he vested in the heirs of Pleasant Youugbusl.nd
OCTOBER 5. "a tsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-19

lie, deceased-anIong them is FIRST rate carpenter
BY order Of James Scott, exOT of J. Leslie dec
Oct: ~. 43lds HERoN, SINToN Co. AucPs.
crust SALE.... BY virtue of deed of tIusI
to tie subscribers By Mr.. Robert Graham f,r pnr.
poses therein mentioned, will be sold, ON U'cdReSday
Tie lh November neat 1t the residence OF said era
ham IN the town Of Manchester the following properly
10 wit ''''
The TENEMENT now occupied by Mr.. Graham
most eligible residence for genee family with every
necessary building, and an excellent garden.
r,sn! On ,heh Immediately absye Mrs
enclosures all new, dwelling house one story Of brick
ana two stories Of wood.
LOT on the Main street, sixty six feet front with
an eXceentnew brick Office ON Il, opposite the proper
~ owned by Major Smith, and fronting Mr. Uacler's
10 and Office on the cross street leading to Man.
chester Warehouse, occaped by Messrs Kerr Caskie
500 Acres OF WOODLAND, about 2! miles from Man.
chester bordering ON tue old road leading TO the coal
pits, aud formerly owned by George Markham
nioeiyiD 1000 acres AND lying In Amelia comfy
Mithh abOui thTee miles # the courthouse bought by
Young Pankey Of Bucks trustees, (by consent Of Mr.
fankey the whole tract will he offered togetherO
Too valuable NEGRO MEN, one Haued HAIRY, an
excellent carriage driver aud GARDENER the other named
SAM good caTp-ntr~....A MICRO WOMAN named
Be'sry, and four very likely chIlaren tive OF them boys
and too erls--a tw" hnse Wagon, I grey HORSE,
ana foui nlLcH COWS. ..Also all The household aud
Kitchen FURNITURE. comprising a General ASSORTMENT
OF usefh articles for Housekeeping.
Terms for the real estate viii he credit Of and ~
months, negotiable notes wih approved eIdotsefs aud
ottos "t trust upon the property TO secure tile PAYMENT
wiz ne required. ThenesTues &c. will be sold ioi cash
and o" lTiddg The lUA day OF NoUember on TIE
tIrm'es, X OTahas one third .terest la the corner
LOT opp Osiie 10 Moncure, Robinson x Peasants' ven
due ohCe, fronting on 18th aud Carey Streets about 40
ic,t on eac By consent VI Thomas Tredway aud GRAY
an Pankey owners OF the other two thirds the hole
VIII he offered together on credit Of aud II munts
I'D CUNNINGHAM
RlCH'D ANDERSON, Trustees
WILLIAM GRAY,
II The above sale, which viii be- conducted by the
onnsctbers viii commence a. ~ O'Clock on the day
heTeih appointed therefor, n fairf not at the same
hour and place the fai day tbcfeafer-and he
continued iill the whole nf the property is sold
bONCURE, ROBINSON & PIFASANTs
N''''' 70 43.stds AuctiOneeTs.
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JaMeS I(,Uer Land fen. SIR

k'HE Subscriber will cell The tract Of land Uhereon
he late Randolph Jefferson lived lying III the csmnty
~ bnchlhghan, on james uveT, opposite to SCOTS
feIy, aud within ten miles of three nanufaritIrur
INNS, containing between feen sixteen nun!i ed
acres OF which about one hundred aud eighty five acres
aie low grounds tby late suTyey part of Tie high
lands adjoining the low grounds 10 Gst rate aud The
Ldlance second, thrd aud fourth.
The terms will be accommodating and made known
OH application to ZACHARlAH NLNILL, Adm.
N.,,.n ..,.. WIN The viii annexed OF Randolph
WILSON county. srpt.t4. iGO' Jefferson, dec.
gTDu 4 tlIUN....JIrs. UatJief Jones inIents on
n Monday The 18Th inst to open SCHOOL I'm Col
b"Ioeh house opposite The residence Capt. Jones
~ The immediate Hegbhorhood Of the Rev. Mi BAR
for the education Of YOUNG LADIES.
Ne c~uise Oi tuition IA her seminary win embrace
atiilnfiic geography with lie use Of the globes astTt
ho, heirs leies, composition history, aud the Latin
anG Greek languages.
Mrs Jones has procured the assistance Of Mr. SIunse
distinguished TEACHER in this CITY, who Will instruct
bi pups III HE iangmaPes and In the higher branches
ol e9n'di"h n" eNeTiions on the pait Of Nrs. Jones
OF OF vi. sinnsell, will be omitted to advance The in
pI@iein.nl Of NE Joung ladies' under her
HE terms OF tuition will be-Enliance SIS
' SCHOLARS 0VtI )rs Ofage S 20 ses5i0H or Ionbs
Tor those who may choose TO
study the ldngHages.......25 .... ...
Wcbnoud october 15 &C. ia
ElOARDlNG HUUSB....The subscriber Ias opened
- boarding house in Inc dwelling lately occupied by
mfs. KEMP, on " street. Tie building is located IN a
Senus' par OF the city, beng opposite Tie new City
Courthouse, ana very few rods distant tom the ca.
pilos II contains several ooinmodious rttired aud
Iesytdably fuinsbtd chanbus. The company 81
gentlemen who may attend the session Of Tie lie
gtiai"re, Is particularly requested. Every eSertom
W he made to give satisfaction to dodgers aud reu.
uef lhef situation happy such gentlemen Of tie he.
EsIa1e IS shall bring their ladies larry during the
session, can be accommodated with pleasant aud pro.
perry furnished chambers. TetmsfoT buafdiRg III be
IS low as ~ any house in Richmond, where the same
accommodations are afforded. JABEZ MUNSEII
October -. 1p.st
{ 'OhMifTED q" tie J,,I Of Halifax COMFY on the
- 2yth day 81 June last, as runaway, negro man
named REUBEN, about the age Of % or 80 Jeafs rather
ofa yellow cOmplsxioa is large and welt made lie
says I've Is the pTepery<of a Mr. wyatt Lpscomb OF
louiss county, Va. and eoped from BIN about The i5h
JHne last B tie vicinity OF Danyilc NaOn his wa, To-
ibc South have reason 10 believe that SIR Ls.cGts n
resides w. South Carolina aud Of course reason n doubt
whether 81 not he belongs to that utleuian. Theown
e., however rs requested 10 come forward prove his
property, pay Charge, and take him away.
hugus.2i. si..Hi1Wf HOSE5 PALMER Taller
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Trustees Sale Of Land s. Negroes-for Cash
- virtue oi deed OF trust from Thomas Macon fer
- the OeneHt oil Heron, Sintin Co. bearing date thu
oh Jane, 1917 and daily oice OF range
county, VIII be sold TO the highest bidder, for ready
money, on Monday tic JlSt dag of non eIaber He1i
al III O'Clock. ii fair not al the same hour on the
ntst lair day afterwards before lie Auction Store of
feToh Sihton * Co. in the city Of Richmond all the
Iahus IN The said deed of trust mentioned consisting Of
'he wei known estate which the said Macon resides
aDont 400 acres, and Of still smaller about 200
acres The trustees consider description OF this pro-
perry supeTnuous. A plat of the PRINCIPAL or horue
iact may be seen al the office OF Heron Siuton az Co
mmedhfety GtteT TIE safe OF t4e Il ndS, and In or
Der 10 raise the balance that may then due to the said
Heron SiRlon CO. together with all expenses incuITeS
uhuer the trust will be sold for ready money also and
10 the highest bidder all the negroes conveyed by The
SAID deed nst, the exception OF have
ALREADY sold by consent of parties or as many of those
stu so unsold, amounting upwards Of 100 as NAV
ne necessary Tor the purpose aforesaid. Such of The
sdiu slaves as shall he brought forward and nut into the
possession OF The trustees, ia time for the sale will he
disposed Of as nearly may he convenient in families
Dut u shlhcien number for the said purpose shall moi
he SO brought forward then aud ia that cas-. those moi
Sd Drought forward viii lie sold in body for as much
IeSuy money as may he required 10 make NJ the deli
cheney, aud on credit OF eighteen menths as 10 the
balance W any Of the purchase money, unless other
teIins as 10 such balance shall ne prescribed by Mr.
Macon, at or before the time Of sae-the puIcbaser
giving note Tar the SAID baaIice satisfactorily eudur
sed, and negotiable at The Bank OF Virginia
Ihe trustees have 10 suspicion Of any defect but
may viii, of course convey TO purchasers the title
only which has been vested n them by the dee otrust
neither viii they be responsible the for
delivery OF any of the slaves they may SELL that shall
mol ne ~ their possession at the time Of sale the pur
chaser IN thai case will he required 10 take the risk of
obtaining possession upon himself.
Richmond, SeptemberI1 AZ IDS