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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25

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.ou.y f,hs M;ssa,,.; IA ,ts nas, = a VIC
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va 4aa:s,. ~ 5000 a go -. '.s Dss'
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pei 49, = g tsss;a J hons "a D a:s =
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A''s : : - 800
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= ~, r. az ~ vi 49,. e.. ''sa -
$500 - y
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ono sa.s' , aae 81 geo s. .as''.s
:, - q TIL pasS.s
s.,o = : !" Z - 10 naa 81.
49,: o,sss Aa.a,n ~ 800 49, 800 -eso
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3 saa a,''s. $3.50 1 'a,s. "'a''s1
-: - ~ q. ..,,,,,,. -, H., no. 49,
I'M -''.,. 80 .ss s,'a,s sz' ~
$500, ,,aa ss n.ss:...as.I., .o,s Ths
1922 ,';.', sssa s,,,, 80 s,r,,. ~
@s LII Ii ,,.., ~, pt - sspp''
: 81. ''s ''''''''s 'f''''s 1850
NJ .s'pl ~. .a'ns III, =" II, - So'm
l : ,ap :. ~ ~. go a.. : I'm,
',on n'saoiJ uus' 'ne sss NANNY ~
a'uul ana copperas' purii ''e'n separately
gu shovei, ana Puiserize snem tose'oer,
men put them INTO Dot''e ana pour ~
hali a pint oil strong vinegar, and every
nighi on going 10 PED, WASH me part al
iected WIN soil ras.--.a''se''aean Farmer.
Cure for the CIaot'c ana IN any case NIL
eUecf an evacuation. rake large table
spoonful OF nogs iaro' nei1 u, put ht'ie
brandy or run anu sugar 10 u, TO make IT
pa'ataoie, ana take y as ho' as tue palfent
can hear 1t !; IL Inc lifst oose shonld moi
have the desired effect repeat y.
q MT. Wand'e, Oh Dulcness county
~. 4. brought 10 the cry market, q lew
weeks SINCE % parfeis o. Apples, sum
mer husseits,) the run o. zen trees only,
which brought S3os: Inc account adds,
on three Of iile trees.
Btgany.-Scme time last nighi, ION
INST. tue watch were cslied 70 "a 2 certain
mouse, wnere mere appsalsn soI',s conil-
siou' " Ioan - a = 40 Ia .l ~
.suanu ,'a ~ 49, .s,;as - -, ~
,''n ano .ne 49, ~ -. 49,: 49, 49,. -
.no w n'..l wS ~. -. ss'v ~
'ne : u',Se ~ 1,,a .''' .no os"s; .ne
si'an' Nw.o s,sI .,'a, "a. Ss az VIZ
'ao'' a.o se n n "a % ~. az 49, "o'sa
VIZ n,s 80 -, ~, -, Al - s sn'a',
70, as .nd A. h. 10, a,arr;et de shsa aed,
- -" .,.;s,ans, nat h;sh fars. 1;cs 10 i
~ o0'' "''s''''ss ~ 80 - m 4.
pesa so ~ haa ~, ,ssa -. ~" Az =,
u OI,s H., sn o ' pact .rom E;,,a.slfes ,,nd
~. 10 ha' Iii, a t;ah s.rsht rronw a. ,est
rha - s,...d ,,;rs nos No, :, ii, rsca.c; y
- - .hs av.b.naa. and +, i said nd mads
s :. ~ ~ s,raw;ne .an,h..s,;sl,
"a.er;a,s ovsr ,He tloor t. Ere ths ha..ss
''''' $40 co,. WI,
s,o,,oueove Comb, st;on --Tbree ya. :,
.oo an instance Of spontaneous aomb1s,;fo,
occnrrsd in Trov a bean of mannrs
Containing considerable straw and lite,
erom : cow stable during the hi wea,te,
Of . dry summer actually TOOK FIRE o,
entering the garden. the owner observe,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25
MARRIED.

At Harlsm, ON Thursday the 18th inst. Mr.
WLErAm BRowS, to Miss SAILr HueHErK, both
Of this town.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25
NEW Brunswick, July 20.

Something ne,u under the Sun.-Among
The many astonishing changes IN commerce
of which the present times are prolific, we
know Of meme more singular and striking
than one which fell under our observation
in this city, the other day "A merchant
was taking 10 good handsome wheat at fUe
shillings aud sir pence per bushel, in ex-
change for buckwheat at seven shillings
per bushel. We think this is without a
parallel: our oldest men have 10 recollec.
ton Of such things. -Fredonian.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25
EAsTOE, { penny july IA.

Inc 0eGSon.---On last Sunday fortnight
we were visited with thunder cast No
damage done 10 this immediate ueia sos-
hood. Al Martins Greek, seven or eis hit
miles above this places III Lower Mount
Bethel hasli of ligssaiaz killIa ffty-
four sheep, Of The loeis II AsassF IA cd
daugb, Kern and AlerrQil which 'i55d lalssn
refuge under tree--twelve others, which
we're lying by fence near them, escaped
without much injury.
On Friday afternoon last, we had y
pretty severe hail storH--it d5ne IeAs
harm than it was feared during ils faii
had been done. Some hail stonesS wire
picked up in this borough more than an
inch in diameter. On Saturday fast, two
cows the property OF Mr.. Ros.ey, of
Forks township, were killed by lightning.
Own, IN. r. June 80.
"A Chicken OF extraordinary formation
was presented 10 us yesterday. 1t had
four well proportioned legs, four distinct
wings grew together between the neck and
breast--had Que head, one eye nearly OH
the top Of the head, and bill resembling
n hawks. II has been forwarded to Gene
va, and viii probably be sent TO The Alba
ny museum.
SALEM, (Mass.) July 10.
Aiiempt at Murder.-A most diabolicai
attempt was made 10 this town on Sunday
last, by Mr.. Ernest A. Erwin, to murder
his wife. He provided himself with RAJ
zor, and entered the room in which his
wife with two other females we're sitting,
locking the door after him-they were
alarmed and fled through the back door
10 Deighboring house, and in the pur-
suit he wounded both The female compan-
ions Of Mrs. T.. He then seized his wife,
threw her down, and inflicted several
wounds, when bis murderous purpose was
arrested by some Of the neighbors, who
heard the alarm. Mr.. Nathaniel Heard
deserves great credit for the prompt and
spirited manner in which he tore the muir
derer from his intended victim, wrestling
the razor from his hand, and securing him
till he was conducted before magistrate.
Erwin underwent partial examination on
Sunday, and farther examination onl
Monday before Justice Punchard, who
committed him for trial. We forbear al
present stating further particulars, or etf
fering any comment on this dreadful trans
action--the judicial investigation which
must take place, viii enable us TO decide
whether it is to be attributed TO insanity,
or unhappy family differences.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

abraham Remodel and :,
William Camp, admin NeW-derSey
issrators Of .abigGit Supreme Court.
BroolEfeld, deceased,
DasaeE Sayre
Robert Person. Z Esser Pleas.
Daniel Sarre. III. Fa.
'''iaam p. Clark New.Jersey Supreme
Daniel Sovre. Court. Fl. Fa.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25
Newark, July 10.

NEWARK, July g.
A bold and Gfrocious attempt I've I'M
derstand an attempt was made on Saiur-
day night last, to murder and rob Mr..
John C. F. Romnel, toll-gatherer on the
Hackensack Bridge. About IL o'clock
three men, supposed to be Irishmen, ap-
piled to pass the Bridge, stating that they
had nothing smaller than Two dollar bill,
to pay their toll. One of them stepped
into the dollhouse, but Instead Of his
money drew out large knife from his
coat pocket, and attempted to thrust it
into the left breast OF Mr.. Rommel. -
Most fortunately he passed off the stroke
with one haad, and with the other seized
the villain by the throat. A dog lying
under bed flew to the assistance of his
master--and after short struggle, the
desperadoes retreated, without seriously
iniuring the person Of Mr.. Rommel, and
effected their escape. The dog, however,
was very badly wounded. AS the villains
left the house, Mr.. Rommel seized loaded
pistol, and one at least, would have paid
for his temeri.y had not the pistol flashed.
Fire. -On Tuesday night last between
the hours Of 10 aud |, the terrific cry Of
fire fire was sounded 10 our streets.
1t proved to be the Barn Of Mrs. Rachel
sJones, at the north end OF the town, near
the Brewery of Mr.. Robert Cunning. The
building was enveloped ID a light flame
before the engines could reach the spot, OF
other efficient aid could be rendered. II
was reducedto a heap Of ashes, and two
riding chairs, quantity Of hay, &c. were
Also burnt. Suspicious are entertained
that the fire was the work Of some vile
incendiary, as no one Of the family had
been near the building with fire that eve-
ming
LoNG-IsLAND, July 3.
Aa old bird caaght wiih chaf.-A lac
Of this island by the name Of Rober
SheIla, Of no ordinary genius, recently
adopted the singular mode OF catching
swapping turtle with rat trap. and actu
ally succeeded in catching one by thu
nose, weighing twelve pounds nine ounces
by batting the trap with pork, sinking
to the bottom Of mill pond, where thos'
turtle are plenty, and making it last to
stake. The one above mentioned wa
taken by the trap, and from the trap o,
Bob, in less than one hour after setting u
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25

paper Of June Se,) Captain March was
shot through the heart, at his house 10 St.
Louis, by Samuel Williams, late a resi-
dent of the Marine Settlement, 10 this
county, who fled the same evening to the
mouth of the Missouri, and the next day,
at Belle Fentsine, put an end TO bis own
existence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

tOH experimenting and lOdgingn RicbH..sd lal nero
boy SAN, yellow fellow about 20 wears old per.
haps iee iuoheshieb pretty well proporioned full
Ouhd lace was lately tic property Of Dr. Wm.FOasbee
and having travelled with him once ~ oneoef To si
more aud Philadelphia, wbsie he has probably formed
acqnaihishces, 1t Is presumed he may auemp 10 20
tnM way WIN free pass DR.. Foushee's servant
We mas travelled by the way u Ffedercksbute Dun
ites Washington CITY, &cis acquainted most paTticg-
'afN a. Gadsbys tavern IN Baltimore and at = Mr.
jacksons IN Philadelphia who Keeps lvey Stable IA,
~ street. He is well SHOWN IN aud near THIS place
re left me on the 18th nit and am told was seen n,
bis place on the 3st St50 will be gwen fftaseb witt
The state u Virginia,ef $50 lin any other sias
JOSEPH ECHOLs
Richmond, September ?. si.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

n bOUI eighteen months ago The subscriber nov
hVing nest Richmond. IN Virginia, arrived al New
raven, h"n Gsfmany, with his brothers. Andrew Gil
per-, blacksmith, about forty years old John W IN
"ubeit farmer, about rs years old, aud their three
s,seis' Lucy Ahh, Mary Ann aud SALLY. Andrew ca
bert bad wife aud three children. The subscrbe,
oent very SICK when he arrived az New Haven re
maued there, aud his brothers aud sisters LEFT him
WIN an Intention ~ going TO the state Of Ohio bat he
bda SOME reasons to believe that they changed their
determination with view u settling in virginia -
snSe ludt period Re has not heard any hng Of either
.ithem. AS he Is very DESTROYS Of h~aring II them
ne WI ne very thankful 10 them, or any oer person
iof sny intelligence that be Slyen respecting them
Richmond. vN - Cftneip &c"
's"'A' Ti..w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

u = not the tear al this moment shed,
Wheu the cold tart has Just been laid o'e, hl,n
ihat eau tell how BELOVED was the soul Ihal's Ae, ,
or how dsep ~ or hearts We d-p,oTe han
rus the tear tLro' many 4 long day wept,
fhrnn..h = life by his less ali shaded
rs the sao remembrance iomdly kept,
when an o,ivr .riefs are faded
ch tbus shall we mourn, aud his nsmoTy's light
White Il shtues ou our heats will improve the m ::
For worth sbdit ,oosfdirer aud truth more bright
WheI we think bow lac live bat to love them
and rs bIried sal Is tue grave perfume,
"he'e iaae'esS, they've long been lying,
go oar hearts shalt borrow swer,.uinr bloom
from The Image he lett therein e,iug!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

~ oliCE'-l snail on The second Monday in Feb,y
= htN, mat being Chesterfield county conf o.,
"RPy sdu court Tor an order directing the sber
~ w sS' county 10 iHpaunel jury oftwelve disnte
~, y, ,t"",utis, according TO the provisions OF an
49, %, tbS 1eneTal Assembly, entitled Au act r.
passed The i6ih JaR'y Is02 to view m. W,sfI,s.
s I've Jun.tIon WIN fOre's road in said count, aud
no W. .ueuOe 90 zoe Wesibam Landing in said county
disseminating the same sot,S - ~ s sn's o.
Chesterfield, Dee.25 ' - ssi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
One UlutI,.ed DoIIors TIe,c,,,.-

WAS stolen from my stable sn the night of The 2ltL
" INST. my RIDING HORSE, for which and Il.
conviction OF the thief will give The above reward
or ~ The horse alone. lie five years old abou
10 Gdhus bsb, OF e hay color aud very likely win
mckee tail which lie carries sided believed on,
ihe ieit he has some iBdstinc Of the col
' Sionhd els shoulders, but no white spots that are
Iecollected-raheT low in order. There is breaking
Out Oh ms body aud on his bind legs aud thighs there
were sOiDeTenains oft when stolen, lie trDts fast
wen, aud IS just iearningtO paceof an inyeiuous
temper, Dhl hot inclined to be vicious. SB0nId aut
morse answering the above description be offered for
SAFE or heard Of 10 any part Of the country the infur
NATION ny letter directed to me at Richmond will be
thankfully received John a. IOSRy
Inn :. ~. -IIs, nnH osI ~. 32..n
10 SfepHe" DuUiS, sHrUiUOr Of JDhn DaUfs aud Sc.
80 pheH DaVis.
Slk-As you are noH resident Of virginia you ~ in
- ne pleased to take notice, that on wednesday the
iO'h as Of February next at The house OF Pafke and
Nlhbh l. fthsiey in the county Of Hanover We tbaI
proceed TO take the andavils Of Jehn Cross Shelton
hag'dHo' James L7nkfoft, and OtheTs to he read az
eN'uenCe W. sur IN cbancefy nov depending IN the
SONNY court OF Hanover, wherein are pianias and
wv ave defendant. fENDtL RAGLAND,
ABS LON RAGLaND, aud
NATHANIEL BOWE
20 'shOm, together MIN Nm Bore nor
dece0Sfd, fhe eft0te Of PeftHs RogigHd.
dGc- "H0dniHiJLered 6g John Hqglagd
e. ~ The sun Pcfttis, has been com.
mhted fOr adBiaiStr ton rim HE
HU aHHeled.
Dee, y. 62..wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
J'ITLSJ NAJE

TIE subscriber, by virtue OF certain deeds Of trust
executed To him aud John II. Jones now decreased
~ h"DeI Campbell, for the security and inden,pifca
,on OF EacIaTiah Brooks, will on The IOfh duU Of
reOTHaTy HeIF, at II O'clock A. NJ. at The front door
~ 'ne Eagle Hotel, ~ the city of Richmond expose
W sas " puhliC auction, FIR ready money the fol
,,o"IHg VALUABLE PROPERTY One tract of LAND
E du Delng ia the county Of Jefferson aud state of
Ne""chJ, Oh The south sast side Of the Ohio river
about sixty miles below the falls containing Z roo
aO'ss'-O"e other Tract, containing 10 900 acres Of
ru, p'Ss Shu Deng ~ the county Of Bourbon, state
a. Neh,hchy, on the north side Of the north fork of
ne"tuchy TNeT'-One other Trdct of Lana, contain
"E ''VuV acres, flng ~ the state and county, on
lIe noIH ioTk Of Kentucky TiyeT-AsO eight undivjd
4" l"Shb SeFeHtb paris of tract Of "a 900 acres "
ANU pns III The county Of Kanawha state ofVitgiuja
Tween me waters ~ Great aud Little Kanawa rivers
s, we OtHeT iTacf containing 557 acres Of land ~
same county about miles from the couTlhonse
'V, O"e OtHeT IFact, containing 81 acres Of land in
I oae county, al the mouth of Loop creek including
VIC oa't hChs-hlsO, one Other Tract containing six
W idnu, VI the same County the Small Gravel
sdnu ~ Tue Tower eDd Of Carfol's Island includiyg
int san spflng Oh The said is,and-A1so one other
Lract, containing 1915 acres on the waters OF gInr
e, W 'us county ot Gles.-Also, one Ufher TrRcf
containing 1880 acres Of land III the county of Ran
u"lPb on TIE waters Of Roaring creek or So much Of
sao Janus as NAY be necessary 70 satisfy suudry nrgo
due h'les aud debts, aud The objects of the said trust
nentoheu ~ said deeds aud The costs aud CHARGES
dNehulhg lbr exc utiUn Of the said trust
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE Surv'g TTustes
ibe above sale will he conducted by Messts ~ r
O -. CidrAe' u. A. CLAIBORNE, sufv'g trustee
Ss'i' '.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
Fyty Dollars REGARD

SCAPED iroIn the Jail Of this city, ON the 9th ult
- negro man named BEN, sometimes calls himself
BEN FORD about II years of age Q feet N inches
u'sn StIdleht dnd well made and dresses very well
WIN WATCH he is baker by trade and formerly be.
Iohseo 10 James Young, baker III Rockets Ben is
yery wen acquainted with the captains Of vessels and
no donD he has obtained forged papers, 50 as to pass
eI Iee mah hereby foTewain all masters OF vessels
from harboTiHg or carrying the sa,d slave n.n o1I 81
!nls coinmoh"ea!ib The above reward will be given
IL dsiiVeIedto me at the jail of thiscty.
X. KURrON, u. S. for GEO SAVAGE
December s. 60. If a 4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

Common Hail, offers his services 10 the ,,hI,r -,
dh AOCIioNEER OF LANDS and SLAVES lie ,,,i
=" UNDERTAKE 10 conduct sales OF every deScrusj
y, NCPtTty haue under Tue authority uf eAecntors
Sinisha'ois, trustees, commissioner appointed by
courts. &c. rFN" ~
49, mp anu ctattenlioh VIII be paid TO the bus
hess committed Is his Ills long en- ,rri.uce as a.
duci"heer, Will he trusts, enable hin 10 give genera
Satisfaction. go bs'e'"
Ills Office is kept in the upper tenement of ,s
''wS St"VCoeu mouse on street. between 18Th az,
III streets, where he will he found between liz
dhu Z..'' communications for him. NAV al 30 h,
let, II more convenient, WIN DIR. SanIas, frIis -,
'"I IA san JAMES BROHN. DR..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
MANCHESTER PROPERTY,

furniture ard House StirGnts for safe.
t>iE subscriber being about to decline hous keeping
Oilers for sale, privately, the establishments 81
present osc"pied by him Ia situation, this property
eNeeiled BY none IN this neshboI hood aud furnish.
eseseiy convenience tor the comfortable odR-
t"n OF large family, with highly cultivated gar den
containing upwards OF acres, ice house,
Also Number of handsomely situated UNIApRoN
LoIS-sOme OF them substantially enclosed. And on
fhe iHh ndg II January neat, he will sell at public
anction upon the premises, all bis HObSEAOLD
fUKNiiUKE-tbis rs extensive and valuable. reu
male and female SERNAkiS, with thcir children ia
families valuable carpenter; four excellent mulch
COWS, iaised IN tue place. chariot aud harness. carl,
&c.
The sale will he conducted by moncure, Robinson *
Pleasants, upon terms then To be made known.
ARCHIBALD IKEELAND.
Manchester, Dec. IA. 6J..tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
LAND EOR SNIE

virtue of deed OF trust executed TO the subscri
- oel ~ VIM. miller u. on the iJth OF October
io', anu recorded ia the county court OF Goocbland
10 secure certain debts ibeIeh niehIoned to
W. hhcbeli-Whl he sold tn the Llghtsi bidder far
ieduS m"nty, on 3GtArday the 29th instant at tbe
no"se oi Plip FuicheT, sen 322 acres Of LAND king
on Tue upper Llakineh lie creek in GoOchsnd county
ueS lt"' pait 81 Tue lands conveyed IN said deed OF
trust, whirh has not heretofore beeu sold I'm tan,
adJoins Tue Nhite Hail rracI.. Only SO much will he
so'u as WIN dischaIge debI Of 700 with interest,"
cosis ahu charges OF carrying This trust into execution
nelhg as trustee, the subscriber will only convey sueL
lille as Is vested III bin by The deed OF unst
JOSIAH LEAKE, Trustee
O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

C0Dee. Sugar, Spanish Hides, &c.
So Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 Hhds. do. ST. Croix SUGAR
20 do. I'd quality do.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
10 Barrels TANNERS Oil
And will be landed to-day from the Schr Hamlet
from Philadelphia
20 Ilhds good RYE wHiSkEY.
81 Barrels do. do.
FOR SALE
RALSTON x PLEASANrS.
October -. Istf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

bN the lItb OF December last, 4 TOOK frsm GU board
- OF James Pent's boat, head Prinse, tvs boxes
OF Shoss-Ihe owner is requested 10 prove pfopprt,
pay charges, aud take ttem away, or will sell t6rm
for legal charges. wM PiGGorr
20" o. f5s'W6w Inspector Of Boats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
COullciL Chu,aLer- .J110- /

,~por Council ChusaGer, JaR. t. 1870
k'hoFoshLS VIII he received y, lhIs Ohio. IRON,
sucH persons as may he inclined u purchase ibs
SEes eprleved by Tie Executive Tor sale and iran,
~, on uhtii Tue hTst day vi fehTuaty neat. There
are near twenty now in the Penilentary The k.eu,1
TO see them. wM unrpPIS"N "p piPyrF
Jan. 4. - ''O""'' . '''N' - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
AIN ENLISTMENT

AIN E..s tiNlsMENT
NE SWAN TAVERN ia this city, has been Leased
by The subscriber for a term OF years and is now
un"er MS management. His friends and the pubIit,
VINO may favor h'in with their company NAV be ASSN
GU OF ms utmost tAeftOns 10 afford them confortahl,
accom-, odations.
Attached 10 lie premises is an excellent srAnIE
wnicn shall be al all times well furnished.
Dec. ~ ia. ARCH KnarurcoN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
JameS AiUrr land fGy S0Ie

AGAIN OBeT i"' sale nay lauu ia Amherst living ON
haiIls's CREEK, large branch Of James river ana
Nlhih i"Hr mIes of LynchbuIg. The tract contains
ooS deIes25O are cleared aud in good heart 10 aeles
Hesh iAnd cleared since l5f2 aud acres uwVTouuds
very rich aud Ut for meadow; the balance is prime
TOBACCO iaha, covered with excellent timber and at
tdSl e' co'hs OF hre WOOD acre. Three loads DAY
~ sumner aud Two IN ainItr can be mad. In NH
DuTG, over nee bridge now nearly finished, across
he river The price OF Ere wood y d o. cord mad a
constant ana steady market for all other aTtices...
mere an excellent mill seat The Greet OIL which
eIis' an0 sa" mill may be erected Tor & 900 thar
noue lIela 200 barrels Of toll ceTn aud water suci-
eni Tor any other purpose.
mere are two good schools in LyncbbuTg; one a
,eNaIe aud Tie other Latin school; and The neigh.
DoihO0d as healthy as any IN the slate and the town
the most healthy any James river.
Tue SUBSCRIBER having removed To The western aoun-
Wy, WI" sen at reduced price aud give long credit
Tor Two uitds Of The chase money OF he will give
cfeau Tor The whole, II well secuftd...Apply To Col
Dan ~ ~ Richmond, or to ROBERT u. ROSE.
dh'~ tf'"' NJ ust. lH'i. >. TI..Wgws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13

he President aud DiTecio. Of iIe - a -
con, VI Virginia nave declared a Dividend al Al PEI
18Th usI. " IisNtsWInGv go '"e
Jan o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-13
TO CARTER WILLIAMSON


\ You are not resident OF Virginia you will take
notice that shall on The 18th day OF January next
d 'he house OF J"hn b. Sadler in the county, of Back
mshsm and on the 10th day Of said JauuaIy at the
u.se OF n 1afnet ~ the sad county of !.
aud the 18th day Of sas January in tr cour, han
Y. Sumher'and county, proceed TO take the afidayts
VI suhurS Witnesses TO be read evidence i'm the in
Junction depending IN the Superior Court II Chancer
'oI Tue itchmond district wherein George Parish is
eompaman aud you are defendant. The aihdayiis Il,
ue taken al tue respective places between the hours of
10 O'Clock IN the morning and O'Clock in the evening
VI Tue sa'u respective days. GEORGE PARRISH.
Dec. rs so ts,s