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NO1lCE.
DERSoNS holding bonds for hire OF negroes to
Il Richmond Dock Company, are requested to make
known nediately the accounis as arrangements are
in train for partial payment of them.
II. BAKER, Treasurer.
reo, l. 6i..2t
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a. ) 100 Of, s 25O Ifsu,0Id

ftuk appfehenins and lodging la ail ne TO
hoy SAN, yellow f,iiyw abont 20 yraIs old BEL.
ssps ierl 0ineheshgh, pretty well pr fun
oahu iace was lately the property Of nr. VIM
a"u having uaveiisd with HIM once ofiener to Ball.
more ana Philadelphia, wbsre he has probably formed
acquaintance, u 10 presumed he may attempt TO 20
tnat way With Tree pass or as Dr. Foushees servant
hs ha. travelled BY the way of Fredericksburg, Dunn
nes, washington CITY, &c--is acquainted most paItieu-
,aip AZ caasby's tavern IN Baltimore and at a Dir.
Jackson's In Philadelphia who ksepsa liver, stable in
!,h street. He Is well known in aud this place.
ne iet me on the 10Th uit and told was seen Ia
thn place on the 3is Sl58 will be given taken With,
IN tue state OF Vrgnia,er $50 iii AN, o,ner state.
Richmond. September 8. s,.u
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Disttict Of kirginia. % ipit:

District Of Virginia, to nit:
, L il remembered, that, on the
sSEAL. 40 twenty-seventh day of Decem-
s@...s.s Der, in the forty fourth year of the
Independence of the United States of AIneri.
ca, WILLIAM MUNFoRD, of the said Dis,rict,
has deposited in this Office the title of Book
the right whereof he claims AS authpr in the
words following, to witt General Index
TO the Nirsinian Law Authorities, reported by
WASHINGTON, CALL, HENING and MuNFoRD
Jointly, and MUNFoRD separately with
notes.-ln one voiune.-By WILLIAM Nun
FORD In conformity to the act of the Cou-
sress OF the United States entitled, :. An act
Tor The encouragement OF learning By securing
the copies OF maps charts and books, 10 the au-
thois and proprletOrs Of sHch copies during
the times therein mentioned"
RD. JEFFRIES, Clerk
of the District OF Virginia,
n. Is. The above work is JUST published =
for sale al VIM, II Fitzwhy lsonns bookstore.
Richmond, and by Peter Eppes at the Capt.
to!-Price SG.-it contains all the POINTS or
Law ia The reports aforementioned arranged
under proper titles in alpha beiical order, with
notes referring 10 conflicting or explanatory
decisions. aud acts of the General Assembly.
especially to such parts OF the New REVISED
CODE, as have in any respect changed the fa,c
previously settled ny the Court OF appeals
WIN. MUNFORD.
Richmond, Jan. 25. Sl.Iat
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Coffee. Sugar. Spanish Hides. SC.

Coffee, Sugar. Spanish Hides, SC.
50 Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
10 Hhds. do. ST. Croix SUGAR
40 do. I'd quality do
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
20 Barrels TANNERS Oil
from Philadelphia
20 Hhds good RYE whlSkEY
81 Barrels do. do.
FOR SALE Low
RhLSION * PLEASANIS.
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NoiiCE....Ihe subscriber alone is authorized To
receive tue outstanding debts due 10 the late con
cein OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been ap.
the superior court OF
SONS indebted to the said concern viii make m,n
aie payment, as longer indulgence cannot be Afforded
Dec 8. Sa..u SAMIIEI rtVIon
ItUhSUANI To deed OF trust executed 10 us bv
Il John Bibb, and duly recorded I'm The r.nn,x 800,
OF Chario'e--We shall, ON the6rst Monday liz Narch
Hert before the door OF the Courthouse Of Charlotte,
county, oner for sne l59 OF LAND ,ing in said
county adjoining the lands OF John Richar e. .
an Johs kichardson, tW. H. he terms Of sale
viii be made known on the dav 800
WILLIAM ~. WATKINS /
HENRY A. WATKINS Trustees
THO'S b. hANLOVE,
SaH. H y
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Lazy. guaHnrd 10 tssch ItaWiug aid Mnsi.
may hrar ~ situation Nv pfisMe female sra
deny, rs arrlyirg At the Onice o., greur.f
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MISSOURI.
MARRIED,

In this town. on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Webb ar WiLLrAMT WsLLsoNio Mrs
Assy FisH. daughter Of Mr. Isaac Fish of Ports
moa;ii.
DEED, IS
!. .hss town, or-'he 23d inst. EMrLIxs, daugh.
ter of Benz amin rsn rhe 10Th year Of her age
worthy memaer Of the Fourth BAPTIST Church
Through distressing illness. which she bore with
chrs,a. fortitnde, she gave good evidence Of we'll
grounded hope 10 Christ her Saviour
"In tie radst ef Ete ws are in deatb
On Monday evening last, very suds eniy, Mr..
ion WoopMAN. in the 57,h year Of his age In him
disconsolate widow has lost the kindt st OF hus.
bands, his beresved sisters a most sifections,c
brother. and the community valuable and upright
citizen. In honest g Me ao6iea mark o.
Csd"' His funeral will proceed from his ate dwef
ling house, in Thames esstreet, o Bridget.
on FRIDAY afternoon at half past two O'Clock which
the relations and friends are requested to- attend
without more Particular invitation.
On the evening of the 18th inst after long and
distressing illness. which she bore with Christ'n
ps,isnce and pioas resignation, Miss AIRY CARO-
LINZ TAysR. daughter Of the late MFR. Paul I .er,
IN the goth year VI her age. In the death of this
young lady. akind mother is beresved of tender,
an afectionate. and an only child. and on whom ahe
looked as the prop Of her declining years, and the
solsce OF her lonely hours But alas the dread
mandate had gone forth, and ere the bud had ex.
panded into bloom. death had nipt the foliage, il
withered on its stalk, it fell 20 the ground But
great must be the consolation her afflicted moth.
rr. that while she mourns, sheimourns with those
who have hope; when the king of ,errors arrived.
she met him with csmness and composure, and
expired exelaiming.
Jesus cnn nuke dying bed
.as ,eff as do.ony fslsus are"
To her young acquaintance, her loss is irrepara.
Bile. She was the kind, sincere, and tender friend.
& lovely and engaging companion To them sbe
has left brig n, great - ample. Cut OF as she
was in the morning Of lie, and at an age when
life is most desirable. yet she willingly bid sdieu
TO this trans;ory scene, exhortng her young friends
10 he "sSo ready" that when they shorld be
called. to pay that debt to paturc. which we nust
all pay, and which she was about paying. that she
might meet them with Christ in Glory.
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SHIPPING LIST.
FORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED.
Sloop Agent, B.iven, Nav York.

CLEARED,
Big Agenora, E:dred, Surrinsm sloop
Excellent, Dexter. Newbern, N, &. do. En-
desyour, Finch, New-York do. Express,
Hammett, Chailesion, ). G.
Yenerlay afternoon, arrived from h. east.
ward, fevenus-cutrsr Vigilaoi, capt John Ca.
hooo. Ship Weymouth, Chsdwick, frou
the Co.'s, Of Peru, with ieoo bbls. sperm and
45o do. whale OIL, arrived 90 Monday las, a,
TApaulin. Cove. The w. reports the FOL.
iswing LIST ofvsssels, left on the Cosst of Pc
ru OF Nsntoskes--Msy c6. Joho joy, Buo-
ier, 2so bbls. sperul, 22o whaIe--PTsgon,
Perkrns 500 .. l44 w ururs, Cofip. so $.
.-Fosiet, Chace, 500 s.-June, Two Broth
srs, Worih, $50 s---26ih, Chill, Ccfin, 90 5.
p. sneis. J.rauId, 40 $3.50 v.-Juiy, A,lsn-
,ie, Coihn. 100 s.---icsnder, Coffin. $50 S.
Reaper. Fitch, l3os.--t e. ,, Aurora, Nus.
ssIl, 900 SIS. Gsnvs>, Ray, 1900 a--lo,
uysss, Coffin, 100 s.--Essle, crfi,, i47oa
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FOR SALE.


TIME well known rsyeth and Farm in
l. Wellington, lately ,hep'opefy Of Free
niaB Mayberry, dasc eased, consisting Of about
sixty ise~cres Of xcriient Isad well fenced
with stone wall into lots OF convenient size,
and containing due proportion vf orcbardisg,
meadow, ploa land snd passorsge--witb spa.
cious Dwelling House, Store, Hall, Barn,
Shed, Crib, aud other buildings, eli erected at
~ est expen.e, and ln toIsfsble repair. The
situation OF the premises ., The upper -four
Corners, uear raanton Rive, ausf BE. kley
Bridge, and their numerous .aveniences and
privileges canoo, fsi, to nuke them desirsbie
TO all persons wishing. 10 combine and parsoe
the business of agriculture, housekeeping end
Merchandise, or to vest properly in real ss-
tate, which vail pay mofe thso the interest If
its cost. An ooquessioI sbIe title will be Civ
en-, and possession gwen, the 2s,h Of March
next For terms apply TO ra
NANCY MaYBtRRY, Of Newport,
JOHN HOWE Esq. OF Bristol,
DAVID STANDISH, of Wellington.
Newport Dscenber, 27, 1890
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Yotice 4. Pensioners.

THOSE applicants who belonged 10 Cello.
mel Richmond's and LIppitts kegi.
monte, oI INC Revolutionary Amy, and who
wish the sit n,ber to rrcssn, their claims,
al the Wer Department, are requested to
cali pt his offiSe. or f,swnd their p.pers to
h,m oR or bs.,rc The ui January oe 81. 4.
BENJA.iiN GDlvELL.~.-a
{ Providence, Dec. 21
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JoHN RoDMAN, Se'ry,
NOIICE.

A GENERAL Me.,ine rf the s'cekhol.
IN dsrs of the .NEw EHcBATD ComSss
-cIAL Bank. will be bo'dea ogsreab'y % char.
ter, on ry,sdsy, the 81 day Of Jsnue,y, lsc i
for the choice Of nine Dlfeclo's, al the Bank.
ing r ON, al ! I O'Clock, a NJ.
by o der of the Ptcsideo, ard Directors,
w. 7 DELLlNGllANI, Cashier. 4
Newport, D.cen'.el 27, 1920 -,
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.NOlICE.

A Quarterly meeting Of the Newport
ASSOCIATION OF Mechanics &.Manufactuf-
ers will br held at the S.ate-ho on
Monday evening Jan. 1, 1921 at 6 o.
clock, p. NJ.
John RoDMAN, Se'ry.r
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Co Partnership DISSOLVED.

THE Co-Par,ncr ship heretofore existing
j uoder the Fun OF
Moses & William Tnurston,
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Ali persons having any dcmand., aIe re'
dncs,ed 10 pres NJ thc for ssi,Is ment, and
those indebted 10 said Firm bs S,'e or Book
Aecounf, are seq,ested 10 make aynent on
or before M,y 'crp NJ xt, as all unsettled de-
mhuds will be ,hen m, in the hands OF an
Auorney Tor coile,' or, WI .nut any discri,ni-
naion. MOSES 1HURSTON,
WILLIAM THURSTON. !,
Newpor,, Dec. z7, %
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

For SAFE or 10 Let, on veyy reasonable
terms,
A Well Fin;sbed two story dwelling
4 \ Houle. about 20 by 80 feet, situate one rod
froin The south west corner Of the Red Market, in
Newport II is good stand for boarding -house,
and has been ipug improved as such, having rooms
for fourteeo beds There is also go,,d shop ia
front oil the same, which is valuable stand for bn-
siness,
.fiss-A smail shop. few doors east ofthe above.
opposite the nidlle of the south side OF the said
Market 81,
Any persoR wishing q purchase or-hire either or
bo'hpf ,he shove premises, may know she condi.
lons by applying 10 the su5cioer in Essl.creep.
wich
.Spenesr Hall.
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Tie 81 aiish Government has eau
Goned the Viccroy of Peru against GER
tain claadcstine expeditions, said to be
hiring out in London.
ln-the Legislature of Maryland, leave
has been given for bill to abolish i'm
prisonment for debt.
The late anniversary Of the landing of
the first settlers of New England, being
a period of two hundred years, has been
celebrated in many ofthe cities and towns
IN the United States.
lnthe hurricane at and near Madras
about the 9Th Of May, it was supposed
upwards of 1000 lives were lost. Ma
ny vessels hud been wrecked.
Mr.. Kean isyet playing at New York.
The papers speak highly OF his Hamlet,
Lear, and Rheuben G;enroy, though the
latter, the criticks say is below his talent.
The last advertisements announced HIM
IN the charactar OF Sir EdS.rd Mortimer,
IN Colman's celebrated play of The Iron
Chest.
AT the last date from Washington Mr..
Slocomb, a Representative from North
Carolina, was dangerously i'll Of a p.cu-
ritick complaint.
5. The bill for reducing the salaries of
the Governor, Secretary ofthe Common
wealth, the members of Assembly, and
otl,sr officers connected with the gov
ernment, has pissed both Houses of the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania.
MISSOURI.
We are sanguinc in the belief, says
the National i,telligencer, that the ma.
Jority will propose some measure, such
as they arc disposed to adopt, which shall
have tI,e effect to admit the new S,a.e
into the Union, and obviate the possible
consequence fm in,crregnum an that
important part of our territory.
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In this town. on Sunday evening last, BY the Rev.
Mr. Webb, str WiLLrAnT WsLLsoNto Mrs
Assy FisH. daughter Of Mr.. lssac Fish fPolts.
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FLAX SEED.

THE market price, (either'in Cash or
. 4 Goods,) will be gwen for good clean FLAX
SEED. delivered in large or small parcels, to the
Subscriber, corner OF Washington Square and
Edtpayd W. Lawton.
Newport. December 20, 1870
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HEARTH RUGS.
JOHN o NEWTON

iO4, Thames Street,
HAS just received, u few HEARTH
i L hUGS, which will be sold low.
newport, Dec. 27
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MEMORANDA.


The brig Hiram, Easton. of this port, was
., Point Pstre, Nov. 10, TO sail for home in
10 or Is days. ~
Brig Perseverance,, Wilcox, Of th's port,
sailed from ChsrlestOa, Dec. Z, for tho West
Indies.
Sch. Kenuebeck Trader, Gale, OF this port,
was st N. Orleans, Nov. "a.
Al Mobile, Dec. 5, sioop Insincible, Cal-
vert, of this port, dscha'ging.
Anived at Alexandria, Dec Ia, brig He
be, Pratt, from this port.
Brig Uo'on, Cahoone, of,h;s port, arrived
at Charleston, in 8 days.
Brig II, BfosneiI, arrived at Havana, from
this port, Dee. O.
Spoke, Nov. II, lat. 81, Ion. 81, brig Polly,
Shesrman, OF this port, bound 10 Gusdaio,ec
Sloop Niagars, Fowler, arrived at Charles
ton, Dec. 10. from Savannah. Passed in Sa-
vsnnah River, ship Alliance, Rider, Of tHis
port, 6 days from the la,ler port.
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1-iO, f.nkliu, caho. 5so $40, Gov.
Strong. Snuh' lsos.-6, asrihs. Weeks,
va, Bs'kley, Cosfin, ESQ >--9, Pern nrisp..
Wyer, 100 s.-io, Essex. Pollard, $40 s.--
Is, Lady Adams. Iazzey, 500 s--io, A.oa.
Norton, 1880 :. 800 W. OF New Bedfosd--
June 90, Swift, Ptice, i4So s.---WilIias,
Roach, Tobey, 100 s.--Merc,tor, Swain, 500
E. 500 ". q! New.Yotk-Augs $, CAloune
Ann, q. b. T.. $50.
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\ " Die also offers for ssle, on very lihersl
lesms, his Farm situate in East. Greenwich about
miles from the Court Honse, containing $50 acres,
with good two story Dwelling. House, chase.
House, Bsfn, three Cribs. &c, About 20 head Of
cattle arc kept said firm, which has il about
icpu apple trees, half Of which are grated with the
pes, Kinds cf fruit. About one third psrt OF the
fain is wood h,nd and there u sn exceeot stream
Of waice running though it, suitable for mills or
Gc,er,cs Of any description For further rarucu.
ists apply ssabpvc
Y,s, .t,recnwich December 20, 1920.
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ST. JOHNS tODCE, 40. H.
THE members of St. Jokn's Lodge,
Il No, !, Newport. are respectfully in,hed ,o At.
tead ~ their Lodge Room, on rms EVENING.
s!th Dec a, 6 O'clock. for the express purpose Of
choosing the ,hesrs Tor the year ensuins. vislling
brothers will be admitted as usnsi-,
SIX By udsr ~ H. w. NJ. JOAN L BOSS,
LoHN HANDY, Secretary.
Newport. December ~, $500. X
NEWPONT BANh. Z
NOTICE is hereby given, that on Monday, the
ms, day OF January next, the haii.y earl, Div
ioend will be declared aud paid 10 such persons as
tile books ct the Bank will shew 10 be stockholders
on the Esd inst
Notice Is likewise given, that on Wednesday. the
ihifI day ofsaid January. general meelng of tie
stoskhoIdsrs will take place their Ranking house.
a, ball past two o'clock. T.. NJ ,or the ric,t'nn Of
Directors, and the Transaction OF le necessary bus.
ness cs said Bank
ny order Of he Prss:.ieat and D.reeiers.
ts4r JOHN SnFAR .iAN, Cashier. =
NeNpOft. nfee A .
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FtFf4ffI ~ ~ II y Oft OsfIIFss
THE subscriber offers for sssc. the Dwelling.
j House and Lot Of Lsad. situate On the hill. in
that part called Bei.e.yue, north Of the Red.
wood Library Any person wishing to purchase
msy examine the prsmses-ssd . particular de.
scription Of the Same. together ~li the terms, will
be given.
Sarah Hunt.
Newport. Deccmbe- 90, 1870. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

RALEIGH, February IS.--On Monday last.
the Board for internal improvements met in
TINS city, agreeabiy TO appointment, uatler the
act OF last session. entitled " An act TO create u
thud Tor Internal improvements, and TO estab-
llsh board tor the management thereof"
Present his EXcellency the Governor. Presi-
dent ut the Board; Judge Murphey, &. d.
Conner. Alfred Moore. Durani Hatch and Jas.
Z. Johnson Esqrs. commissioners.
i he poarh nave instructed Hamilton Fulton
E'q tue engineer OF the state, TO visit A be
marie SOUND, and endeavor TO form an opinion
DIS 10 Tile practica bility of opening an inlet AT
the low r end OF the sound which Will he Der-
mdnent aud have SUFFICIENT depth of waief for
commercial purposes; aud as this is a snbiPci
or great national magnitude, upon which the
opinion of several engineers may be desired
the hoard have, upon The suggestion of Mr.
Fulton, requested him TO collect and arranDe
facts with the view of consulting some of The
most emlheut engineers in Europe on this
pOI"t.
FIom Alhemarle, Mr. Fulton will rroceed IN
Ocracock and examine the inlet at that place :
from thence to Washington to inspect the shoa,
below that Town, aHd report wbether the chan.
mel across II can be permanently deeneued-
from Washmgt ton, he Will go TO the inlet at
SWansborough, report its condition. aud whe-
ther II can be improved. In passing to swans
borough, the engineer viii examine the Trent
river, aud run line of levels from the head
boatahie waters of that river TO those of White
Oah lie will also examine the New river aud
the inlet at lis mouth.
ln has way TO the Aibemarle MIR Fulton will
VISIT The works HOW ~ progress on the Roam
oke. and give 10 the company incorporated tor
the Improvement o.. that river, such advice and
Instructions as they may require
de ls also directed 10 make out reports of
ms late surveys of the CluDfoct and HarIov,'s
creeks canal aud of the incts at the Cane Fear.
aud To report particularly on the buoVs which
are necessary TO he placed in the channel
through the Fry ing pan shoals, and over The
main bar at Smithvlle, in order that appIica-
ton may be made TO the Secretary OF The
Treasury, through onr Senators ami Represen-
tatives IN Congress to have such buovs iiDmedi.
atejy erected.
Tie board resolved to address Circular let
ter to each OF the Incorporated compaulps tor
improving the navigation of the river. Of the
state, requesting from them at least once a
year, an account Of then funds, the state of
their works, &c. and what aid they require
from the state, or from the state engineer
y letter was also written To the commission
crs appointed - lay ont a road from the NOrth
Eastern line OF Haywood county TO the SoutI,
Western boundary of The state requesting then,
to proceed as soon as practicable to iay ouf said
road. An advertisement was also Drdcrad IN
be published for contractors for CONSTRUCTING
said road.
After ariiug Or all The subjects which called
the attention Of tie board, they yesterday adj
Journed 10 meet again on Monday the 18th of
May next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

i.,.'t t.sn, II N,,eiu!e-it Is TOO atv &c qu,s.
II a. Il. no.
We occasionally perceive letters in Mr.
Dwiehi'S aud lewis papers, said 10 lie from
Washington. aud on the subject OF Missouri.
One ct these letters gravely tells us, that Mr..
Kings speech has given great offence TO Mr..
PinkneNi and further, that They say With
cut Dluch hesitation, that this matter will lead
o. Il SEPARATION OF the q. States" Pshaw We
are sick ct these busy meddling pcpinlays OF
politicians and wonder al the assurance of the
Secretary OF the Hartford Convention talkiug
OF dividing the Union OF "a constitutional
question. There are many sincere and worthy
citizens cOnscicuiiously opposed TO the admis-
sion OF Missouri without restriction. and there
are many knaves who cover ihei' designs with
tie mantle OF charity and philanthrophy--
rank kuaNes who wOnld have sold their coun-
Try in the hour o. distress, who now seize up
on this question 30 torture and Worry some
thing out OF il beneficial 10 themselves. We
make no professions OF abhorrence TO slavery
it is needless but we hope that Missouri
VIZ he admitted without the least restriction,
II II shall be aScertained that Congress has no
power 10 impose any. TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

Dalsieis Sale Of OAio Lands.
10Y virtue of decree OF the Superior Coat. bf
ID Chancery for the Richmond Ditiriet, pronounced
in cause therein depending. between Daniei Cau,
acting executor OF, aud aevisee Hnder the last will
aud Testament Of Robert Means dee. plainrf aud Mm-
ID. Price and others. infant hens Of William Price
(R.) dec. ~ William Duyal, their guardian. and John
StoSeiry, deeudaus-wi he sold to the highest bidder
at public auction for ready money Wednesday,. the
2sd ddy 81 N0rch neat at twelve O'clock in front Of
the tsytc Hotel the city of RI hnond, Tue following
LANDS allotted to said Stokeiey, by Duncan M'Attbur
aud Walter Duu, two of the commissioners appointed
fo that purpose per report nlvd. IN toe cause viz
las acres Of survey No 5i.6, on the waters OF Oar
by's cTeea
1000 by survey No. s72o, on the waters OF Mill
creek.
1853 acres by survey No. 5l07 on BIue's creek
Gi2 acres by survey No. 53ys the waters OF Mill
geek.
1900 by survey No. $3.50, the waters Of Boxes
creek.
1883 acres by survey No. 5i0s, on Blues creek.
$40 acres BY survey No. 1903, the OF Mill
cTeek--and
Of entry No 5s7o, OF Ioo acres on Rush
creek To be laid oil, the lower end Of entry by
| line parallel rthe lower line thereof
Making in tie whole 1886 3.6 acres.
J. GuERRANr, M. S. L. c. II. u.
! Feb. 10. 90..tdS
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ESCHEATOR'S sAIE.


IN pursuance OF instructions from the Executive
Couhcil Of this State | shall on the frSt Monday
az Mdrch merit, be1ng the first day of HenTico quar-
terry court, II fair and not then the first fair day
thereafter between the hours of9 and O'Clock before
the front door OF the courthouse N the said county, in
the CITY Of Richmond expose sale by public auction
10 the highest bidder for ready money H0tC ieye
L0t az Ground, with the improvements thereon, IN
this city, No. 5Jt, upon ShockOe Hill, situated the
intersection OF gu, aud Streets and immediately OPP
poSitc the New Market Housr, IN Monroe Ward, and
which said half lot late the property of one
John Myers, subject Of the King of Great Britain
and byinquest duly taken in the l;b year nj the
monwealih, hath been found 10 escheat to the
monwealh of Virginia. agreeahly the provisions Of
an act of the General Assembly, passed ia thu May
session If i779, entitled, " IN concerning cSchfafS
ami forfeitHreS from British subjects" Nm. Hay,
Jr and Peter v. Daniel, Esq'Ts appointed bv the
Executive, commissioners on tehs.' OF the comnIoB.
wealth: Their attendance is respectfully solicited AZ
the time and place aforesaid, being previously qualified
as the act Of Assembly requires.
SAMUEL IcCRAw
EscheGtOr for BearicO county.
Jan. 20. 49, ids