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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-04

SN pursuance of decree al tn Superior Csdrt 6f
Il Chancery directed by law he !arn in tie cily
OF hichnond pronounced the IS;h day oiaTch i5OT
AnU ut Gil order Of The Supreme Court of ChaHUeTy
dsolden ISL tue torn ~ Lync!DuTe made the 2hth
OF October, lsi0 between Robert Graham, only SUI.
viyHg acting executor Of James Lie, decd. plaintiff
and William Loving and Juhn Loving, executors Of
William Loving vs. vas administrator OF John Loving
deed The children, heirs representatives Of the
said william Loving, deceased, defeHdanIs-WiU he
sold on the premises THCSGayt The iSth dHg ~ 3prL
meat. on credit Of twelve months, three certain
TRACTS OF LAND, ling aud being ia the county Of
Nelson, Formerly Amherst,) the HTst containing
JnudTed acres by patent tie said JohB Loving hear
Eng date the 10th day Of March 1855 The second tract
containing 9S acres, by patent bearing date The Sd
tay u September. I762h= thl'd containing four
fuEdTed aefes, by patent bearing date the I'd day OF
June, lT62OT such paTi thereof shall he sufficient
60 satisfy tie balance dne said decree the purchaser
purchasers giving bond with sufficient security for
tbe payment OF The purchase money to bear interest
AT the rate OF SIX per cent. per aEtuu rOl the Gay
oI sale until The payment, aud the lands to remain in
the hands OF the purchaser or purchasers bound and
subject as further security in default be made
IN the paynIeut of The purchase money aforesaid set
forth In The said decree the 10th of May, 1897.
JOHN BOICOMBE,
MardAat oCMe Superior Can't Of CiaHcery
for Ehc District 81 IynchSHrg
March 81. Ion. 81
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March n,
TRUST SALE.

TRUSf SALE.
ID virtue Of deed OF trust made TO the
bJ Da>id L. Burr and vile, Frances r,ei aud w1Ce
and Nntsn, Lea and wife, dated the 7ah day OF Jau'y
ia lac yeaI 1918, aud VI record ia The of huslas
of The city OF Richmond WIN he exposed TO sale an
auction on The premises, on Monday he a41R dcu OF
ipf's nfTi all That LOT or LAND IN the city OF Rich
mond, kI"wn aud distinguished in the plan al The said
cy by the EumbeI $50, and all buildings and iinpr
msuis thereon, aud which is known by the name Of
The Union dir Furnace.
Of sale, s s3l 80, with interest thereon from
The 29h day of January last aud the aud
attending Tue sale to be paid doNu III cash. The residue
O'the purchase money as far il shall extend to- be
paid III the following instruments, 80 wit: 293s %; on
the 2sh January, IN The wear l52IS 1888 3d. on the
2Dth January lie the year IS23-S2I33 49, OIL the 2oh
yahHnTy, ~ the year 1913 229J 81 The 10Th jan.
n Tie scar is2l-and for the surplus II asy CT edit i'll
he allowed 10 The time last mentioned. i)r the four
WS'%'mens rs faT MS they shall extend aud for the
Surplus, any, the purchaser execute negotiable
nnes with an approved endHisor, payable at either Of
ihe hanks in the city aud also Of trust on the
property Ia teclIr. the payment Hf tie said nstameins
they Sbsii hecone due aud OF like tenor with the
deed OF tfGst low To he acted on 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-04
VALUANIG DRY GOODS

tyTE axe .Es aud shall receive in the
w Of fen days. aihat III packages nf Dry Goods al
the latest mpnrtisJIs aud -inai pacSagps which
will lie sUiU at air prizes private safe, aud Inviit
purchasers 70 ca au view Them, tue assortment viii
well The sirIng saics.-amOa2 them ate tue
following articles.
ComPan, Superdae chandepore Co:sSs
Cold h-ade,' iilcpafe SgSaaS
Company tue GaITsEs
jugdea Bafias
IU,e Gartehs
LeefbaoM GurTahs
HiUTScabad Aiauiuudet
tu: Gii,a lia"Ghrroh.eis
COMPANY CHnpIaS
SeeIs''Ckcgs, teglti; pat,sf:.s
Blssk SarsFe;s
Rich double ss fancy shaais
DanIask aud Grape Shaws
canton Grapes assorted
SanAcen Canton Grapes
NaGkeeH C:,-tUu c ape Dresses, some very rich
Slack anI assorted SevIns SILKS
lace Wells, Lace SHasi,, Thread Edgiag1
SiS Hose, Navy Illus sewing Silk
tAain, Si'ipeG avi inquired Causbr,ea
sa'ec.r aud i.'dd'ing qr1iily Caiicses handsome
CD.ors
FloIenline and Lerlntas
Superior AS,eskIu
AISedOhla St!Ss, sGpeIh goods, and
! Case consisting: OF the Gle,aut good. ever
t.dsied IN this place of The Lud CousatIu- OF white
casiinerc Shaw viued - 500 Crimson do. va!aed
- Sl2J. Embroidered mall nuil ,nu5tin long Skawis
embroidered muN mali nsLsI.u dr. ssvs, alf dTCsse.
o. PLAIN zeal ihdIa Ga Aiaii mu!hs sp4ggeJ, do do
sIC.leI 10 TO.
AEn HAVE Is STORE
II Cases Domestic goods, consls.ins u! excellent
SAeetIiss .hd sAiItu.s
oris, DUNLOP * CO. Aac;'s.
h.rch 10. -, .i0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-04

TO the BLENDERS 81 the &i3is .Spgici.' Uf FU.iatu.
I meeting VI .he managers OF Tie Bible Soc.eiJ Of
IA Vits'nia, "n Saturday, the lia OF March, 1929
hteSnfVed, THAT ihe Rev. JVha D. Rtdir, the Rich;
Rev. RiSlIJd T. Moore, ana David /. RHrr, be ap
I5olntsd committee 10 prepare the annual Report lo
he laid before lhe grhcia suteng of ibis society
iirs TUESDAY iG spih. being Submitted TO and
approved BY a meetIas of the managers.
ReSosCsd, Thai the Rev JKssB ii. TURNER be re-
quesled TO open drIhe service the geNrIai meeting
n April next, with hyIan aud prayer, the
JOHN III. RIGS To conclude IL with sermon AppTupT
e To the occasion aud iha The annn; report tIen
publicly iead by the Recording Secretary.
HesOGred, That rhe mnSieTs nc The several religions
congregations IN tx cit! OF Richmond ks requested
gave public notice, oa ie last Sunday in thIs aouih
End On Tie rst sunday in ipti, that the general meet
Ans OF the members OF THIS sOcisy wiil Iake place on
Tuesday, ihe sNts % Ap the PTes5yiesia. C5uTch
w Tire SAID CITY, at ten O'cch in the InnrutnE that
divine service will be perlUImed that day and
tnat the bell viii be rug at nine, and oclock
1ar TIE rupOse OF conrsniHg The members and all
persons who may choose t. attend the meeting.
orderef, Thai The said Negotiations be puhiished
twice week ia the several newspapers IN eijy,
aniIl ice das 0f the general meeting
Ahe foregoing > 3fne extract from the pfoCeedtngs.
Un NUNFORD, RecSTG'r sec'y.
Richmond, march, ps. tih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-04
Nence % Masons 3 Bridge BniIicrs.

Nance 10 bdSOHS y DIiHge DU2fdCrS.
PROPOSALS viii hr received tI the an Of June
Il neat, by The subscribers, FOR THE ERECTION
OF TOLL BhJDGE across James liver at this place
lac river is 2y3 yards wide at Toe contemplated site
the hridge-he ave, age depth thereof LO.UinOn low
water IN summer two feet nine Inches, the bottom sofia
T0ck entirely across. There ate several qG3iIies Of
rock OF good qpay, not more Than 500 yards GistaB.
RON The site on the waters edge and The mate.
fis can be conveniently obtained by water Iran The
heighborhood either above or below. Z he bridge 10
IN rest on piers 40 feet apart, eaC pier to he IL
vide al tie bottom aud feet the top rs feet high
aud 20 feet 0g Of solid masonry Of the most sub
stahia KIND, aud tue top will he required of tber
suitable size aud strength TO covered h substaniia
PLANK. One fourth OF the cost Of the bridge III bs
paid when the work commences one fourth when hal:
hnIshed, aud The balance Oh the completion Of The
woik....B Bond "ith approved security viii be required
from the undertaken before any money Is ADVANCED
The above rs the general plan vi the bridge conIenn
plated by the board Of managers but subject to be
altered upon the suggestion of one more approved
Communications may I've made by any person disposed
10 undertake this work, to the undersigned agents of
the bulge company, al Gainesville, Virginia.
SAMUEL WILSON,
r. Is. DEANE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-04

EJUKSJANI 10 q deed Uf trUtt executed ~ Ecnlamin
Haly 10 the subscriber ,d-ttd tau 4 yfI 1919 and
recorded tn Tie CierRs OfCe Of HsnTiCO county tout
viii he sold 20 public auction 10 the highest bidder Tor
ieadt none. At he GWeliing lohse 81 tbe said ~,
agd Which The said Haly resides particularly des-
cfbti ~ tie above frsted deed, also tie following
NEGRO SLAVES namely, George, Moore aaron
Bob. Dandridss, kelsuH, Charles, Keuben, King
Ffsnk aud TOni-oT much as Vili pay the debt and
interest mentioned tn said Deed due TO Coleman e.
voolfolk. aud (he charges of sale. The trustee will
only convey such Title as Is vested IN b,m sale TO
commence az IL o'clock.
RICHARD C.. WOi,THAM, Trustee.
March -. iot tds
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kSn HAVE Is STORE
II Cases Domestic goods, .cunsls.ins u! s2es,ieh
S-aeetIase ..hd sAiItiu.s
oris, DUNLOP * CO. Aaeps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-04

PIASI Fix OF PARIS.
l HAVE on han6 and puTpose keeping constant
supply Of lump aud ground PLASI IN, of tbe brs
gpali'y, Al my unli up6n the canal, aud ~ Picket;
Lumber HObsc Oh the Dasn iOr sale At reduced prices
JOHN SfAFLLS.
March 2g tot =,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-27
A NARRATIVE

OF the state of Religion, within the bounds of the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
and of the General Association of Connecticut
New-Hampshire, Massachusetts Proper, and d
the General Convention of Vermont, during the
last year,
The Church is the house Of the living
God. For this church Christ died; il
this church God dwells. 1t was erected
to be lasting monument of the riches Of
his grace and the greatness of his power.
Its preservation is the dearest care of pro
violence, lis increase is the riches Of the
world, aud its final contamination shall be
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-27
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY e. e. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Rivers's City Tavern,
ELIZABETH-ToWN, NJ.

Terms of PubIication-Two Dollars
per annum, payable haIf-yearly.
No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents week.
A liberal deduction will be made to mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
~ Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and punctually attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-27
PRINTING.
JOB MMTgPMR0
Removal.

ESHE subscriber has removed TO the
shop opposite AARON HATFIELD &
Sons, where he will carry on the
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS
In its various branches. All kinds of
country work will be executed in the best
manner, and on reasonable terms. Also,
most kinds of edge tools made.
DANIEL CONKLIN
Eliz. Town, April 8, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-27
M Take Notice.

az Take Notice.
A Ill persons indebted to the subscri-
IA Der, either by note or book account,
are requested TO make immediate payment,
and those having demands to present them
for settlement.
DAVID MEEKER.
May 80, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05
THE AGE OF REVOLUTION.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The fas, sailing
ship Minerva Smyth, Capt. Bennett, ar
rived last evening in 81 days from Liver.
pool, having sailed on the 29!h ofJuly,
mp to which date papers are received
The principal event In the papers Is the
revolution which has broken out i'm Ma
pies, and like That Of Spain, has ended in
complete overthrow of the old Dynasty,
and the establishment of a more liberal go
vermont, and this too, without shedding
of much blood. The promise of the King
TO prepare Constitution in eight days,
was too long period for The Impotence
OF The Neapoliians. They had SEM depu
taiions TO the King requiring the Consii.
tuition ofthe Cor!es of 1912 TO be signed
in "a hours. The King had notified
e Deputation that the slate OF his health
did not permit him any longer 10 execute
the duties Of roy atty, aud appointed his
son the Duke of Gala bria his Vicar-Gen-
eral
Soon after the Prince published Pro.
clamaiion promising the Constitution,
but this did not satisfy The Insurgents.
They insisted that The promise should be
made by The King and signed BY himself.
Accordingly new Proclamation appear.
ed in the evening signed by the King, in
which his Majesty confirmed the promise
made by his sou, aud pledged his faith TO
swear fidelity TO the Constitution before
the provincial Junts about 10 be formed,
preparatory 10 his taking the oailis before
general Parliament lawfully assembled.
The Provisional Junta is 10 consist OF
20 members. No disposition TO modest
The royal family appeared. The old cock
AIDE Of red has been supplanted by one
oil three colours, which the soldiers had
mounted.
In the House Of Lords on The Gath Of
July, Lord Erskine presented petition
from The Queen, requesting TO be furnish
ed with list OF witnesses against her |; a
specification OF the places in which the
criminal acts were Charged to have been
committed; and request tob e heard
by her counsel at the bar OF their lord
ships. Lord Erskine hoped the last re-
quest would not be refused. After
speeches from the lord chancellor, lord
Holland, the earl of Liverpool, lord King,
earl Bathurst, and lord Erskine, who
concluded by moving, "Thai counsel be
now heard al The bar in support Of the
petition, the House then divided upon
tie molion--DOn contents, 81 : contents
l2-msloriiy %, against The motion.
The London Courier of July 22d, con-
tains intelligence of a revolution in Ma
pies, received in London by private let.
tiers from Paris.
PARIS, July 19.--It appears that the
government does mol wish 10 have The de-
tails of what has taken place in Ilsly.
Among The rumours IN circulation are tie
following:
The Lazzaroni had risen, and two
regiments OF the line, who we're Sent TO
quell them, Joined them. The King re-
posing confidence III General VINO had
promised bin To- restore order, entrusted
him with six regiments. When he ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05

Mary Aup, of DuSbury, has been politely
banded us hy "a passenger In The Olhe no,
from New York
August 81. 8 o'clock, A. NJ. longitude
76, SO, LAT. 81. "a, fell in with the wreck Of
The Schooner Mary Ann, of Duabury.
EldrIdge, master, from Charleston, bomnd
TO Richmond, having been upset in a
squall. With some difficulty succeeded
in bringing Off The passengers and crew,
consisting Of The captain, mate, two SEA.
men, and a black man, (sieward) aud Wade
Hough, his wife, and three children, pas
sergers. Saved only two small trunks,
that fioaied out Of the cabin. The scllr.
had thirty ticrces rice OH board, and some
furniture. Three fourths of the hull be-
ing under water, therefore nothing gould
be saved.
The crew and passengers Of the schoon.
er Mary Ann, return their sincete aud
grateful thanks 10 the crew and passen.
gers Of the brig Otbello, Capt. Pren,is,
for. their prompt and active exeriions in
taking them from the wreck, and kind
and humane attention OH the passage TO
Savannah. [Rfpubhcom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05
DOMESTIC.


NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3.-The Friend
Of the Lars, from this day will be issued
only three times in each week until the
3tsi OF October next, at which period lis
daily publication will be resumed. The
following motives, the force OF which will
be. no doubt, appreciated by our sub
scribers, have determined us 10 adopt this
regula'ioD-ihe fever has already made
its appearance--tl,e city begins to be de-
serted by the merchants and others-bu-
siness OF every kind is at stand, and The
health OF the persons attached to our
establishment, would be endangered at
this season by excessive confinement and
labour-such are the excuses which We
offer TO an indulgentpublic, and V ich will
we hOpe,-be accepted.
Arrived at this port yesterday, II sail
Of schooners and sloops, with cargoes
consisting of wheat, corn, tobacco, and
other produce, from the different rivers
in the Chesapeake Bay aud North Caro-
lina-Likewise from 30 10 40 wood craft.
Baltimore american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05
AFFRAY AND MURDER.

HUNTsvrLLE, (Alabama) August lit is
painful to oar feelings to record so depraved
transaction as the following AS MIR. Tho.
mas Logwood aud Renben Turner were leav-
ing town on Monday evening, an alteration
took place, which caused some blows TO pass
while both parties were on horseback, and
which euded on the ground. by Turner's stab
bins Logwood mortalIy with knife.
We do not understand by whom the provo
catiOL was given, or first blow stricken, hut
II is generally understood that the dispute ORR
ginaied concerning security debt which Tur-
ner owed To Logwbod.
Many of our readers may recollect, that this
Mr.. Turner came TO Huntsville from Virginia
about two years since and wOrned himself
into tile favour OF some few men Of property,
among whom was this mr. Logwood, by whose
assistance he was enabled to purchase the es-
adjustment OF lie Bell Tavern, which he kept
tor Three or four months. Every body who
knows The man Is we'll acquainted with the
scanddlOus and disgraceful manner in which he
left The town and his dishonesty to all his cred-
1toTs. II is well known, that he almost ruined
Mr.. Logwood, who was compelled TO raise a
very large sum OF money on short notice, TO
pay debt incurred by becoming security for
Turner, who bad left the place full handed
After the lapse of about eighteen months ibis
hardened wretch makes his disappearance in a
town where his name is consigned TO infamy,
and as requitsl TO his best friend and bene-
factor, slabs him 10 the heart. MIR. Logwood
died OF his wounds on the night of Tuesday
the sill inst. An inquest has been held upon
MS body, the verdict OF which was" wfLFUL
MURDER ~ THE HAND OF REvBEN TURNER"
We are glad To learn that the civil authority
promptly interfered and committed Turner
for his trial.
AHofhr.--On Tuesday morning Mr.. Dillon.
a grocer, Of the firm Of Phelan aud Dillon. was
dreadfully stabbed by man OF the name OF
Williams, jOurDeymau carpenter. His case
is ssd 10 he a doubtful one. We are not ap-
ptised o; the cause Of this unhappy Occurrences,
but understand the quarrel originated the day
previous. Williams is also in custody to avail
trial fRepubiicqn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05

Patriot, dated Nantucket dug. 23d 1920
The ship Charles, Swain. arrived at this
port IN Us days from COquimbo with Sperm
OIL. Capt. y. report the Macedonian frigate
was left at st. Bass, in January, destination
unknown. Lord Cochrane was at Valparai
so when the Charles left the coast, max.
ing mp the largest expedition against Lima
which had yet been sent against il. The town
OF C0quimbO was laid under contribution for
$50 900 to detray the expense OF the expedi-
ton. General Bolivar, al the head of 80 900
men, the latter part of jane was destined las
supposed against Lima to act in concert with
Cochrane, in the reduction of that city. Most
OF the foreigners had been discharged the SER
vice III CochTaDes squadron-generally quiet
on shore"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05
State Of the Poll.
CNstyu


The Baltimore Banks have determined to issue no
more notes under doiars- aud TO pnt in circulation
specie for small change This is well worthy Of imi
tatioi-specie is nov getting p.enythe banks Of va
shouid follow the exnpie, and draw of circulation
tle ragged North Carolina Treasury Bills, which from
necessity ae now used for small change, aud which
after November next, together with Virginia Bank
Notes under i've dollars, are no longer passabe.
lPeterSbGrg Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05

as 10 engiaiing devices aud signatures. siai
they easily elude the detection even of persons
who are in the habit ofdealing largely in mo.
ney OF thar Bank. One of them of fee ID Dollars
isnow in onr hands. and we zee nothing in il
upon which to found suspicion of its being
spurious bnt the colour of the paper, which
is OF reddish cast--whereas thato of the gepu-
inc notes OF the same Bank, is uuccnimonly
,rhite before they become soiled by circulation
and this note which is dated Wilmington,
N. &. LIST Jan. 1911. is so little soiied that we
should judge ithad passed .throng 4 hut rery fe,c
hands. We may, perhaps, be able TO say in a
week or two, who first put them in circulation
here.
TRUMAN PARKER.
This person, who was committed by the
Mayors Court on the 10th inst. to take his trial
at the quarterly Court. now sitting, on a
charge OF altering counterfeit notes, and A.
gainst whom the Grand Jury fonnd true blu
on Monday was yesterday brought to trial and
ACQUITTED, by ajuryof his cous,rymen.
THE LAUNCH.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-The fine
ship of the line, building at our Navy
Yard, Is III such a state Of forwardness.
that the 9Th ofnext monthha been desig-
mated as the day on which she is 10 be
launched-It will take place at 8 o'clock
in the morning. [Gasette.
Thomas L. Dfoore has been elected 10 Congress
Of Mr STROLLER, resigned by majority Of 1913 roies
orer john Lore MAT Int.
The next Congress, the term of whose
service will commence on the 4,b day of
March next, will have in il many new
members, so many members of the pre-
sent Congress having declined a re-elec
ton. In Georgia Joel Cramford, William,
Terrell aud J. Il. CathJerf, have declined
being candidates for reelection and i'm
South Carolina, Charles Pinck,ey and DO.
scph Brerard. We regret to find thai
seal in Congress has so few attractions
as 10 be- voluntarily relinqushed by SO
many after The trial OF u single term. TO.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
JouN C. GRAY, Rsq. is elected a member Of the
ton SC b, majority of 90 votes over his opponent
State of the Poll.
SMITH GRAY.
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Isle OF wight. .3Tl.
southampton. 6S... ISIS
sufry........
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S73
majority Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05
COuNTERFEIr NOTES

NoRFOLK Augusf3I.-Notes on the Bank OF
CAPE-FBAR OF Fire and Ten dollars, have
been 10 circulation in this place tor several
weeks past. They are so well executed, both
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

JOHN c. GRAY, fsq is elected member Of the
H"nse Of REPRESENTATIVES, in the District of Southam
ton, sc BY majority of 90 votes his opponen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-05

SAyANNAH, August 24.-Thc follow
ing statement. of the loss of the scheoaer
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-24
Swami Point for Sale.

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY, the 4th
w OF April, if fair, if not, the next fair
day, on the premises, small farm, contain
ing about 200 acres, lying in Charles coun-
ty Md. on the Potomac, about miles below
Hooe's Ferry, and opposite Mrs. Sarah
Washingtons. There is on it a new two
story dwelling house, on handsome site,
aud several other convenient houses The
soil is adapted to wheat, corn and tobacco.
and great advantages, from its situation ,pre-
sent themselves for Improvement However,
as it is expected, and much desired, that the
person who would wish to purchase will
view it, and can thereby be more satisfied
than any description | maygiye. As to fish,
from the great quantity and variety it is
considered equal to any place Except for
shad and herring on the river. The same
may be said of wild fowl. There is good
pump watera few yards from the house
and no place in Maryland is more healthy.
Terms of sale, one half cash, the other
twelvemonth after.
CHARLES LANCASTER. Sen'r.
Charles county, feb. Is ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-24
For Sale or Rent.

TIME balance of an unexpired lease of
L that well kno yn stand commonly called
the SPRING GARDENS, near the town Of
Alexandria, with all the improvements
theron. This establishment possesses many
advantages, and is we'll worth the attention
of any person who is disposed to undertake
tne management of a tavern. 1t is a plea
SAINT resort for the gentlemen of this town
during the summer season,
There is on the premises convenient
Brick house, and every other out house ne
cessary for the accommodation of family
The garden is in high state of cultivation,
and has several summer houses in il tor
the convenience of visitors. For terms ap-
ply to the Printer. feb II tt