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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-08
I. G.. DOWDEN.
SAMUEL X. KRAMER.
JOHN +. SlCKLES.
-ANDREW l.. STITCHER.
SAMUEL ROSHELL.
PHILLIP MILLER.
JESSE f. CAVlT.
STEPHEN BADGER.

To Adam Ramage.
Nev- York, Jug 8. 1919.
Dear Sir-I have for tome time past been
threatening to write TO you, to let you know
how well am pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you but q
variety of circumstances have prevented it.
have had it in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers of this city, and a number OF GU.
most ingenious mechanics, have called TO ex-
anime it. They have pronounced ii as COM
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have of it.
No Printing Press has everb been construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done 10 given time.
The exertionof working it is no more than
healthy exercise for boy Off 5 years Of age.
q have boy OF that age TO work on mine. }
1t is well made, the different parts admira-
bly, proportional, and not more liable than
other presses is get out of repair.
am, YOU respectfully,
D. FANSHAW.
Mr.. A. Ramsge.
.Nesv- York, .9pril 25, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthveu Press arrived safe, ano
is in ssssesaL operation. Many of our
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Turks Island Salt.

JNHE cargo of the ship New Jersey, at
y Duke-street wharf. for sale by
Sd mo, Ga L. Ii. H0WLAND,
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Accompanied with raIeS.
To which wiIIb annexed History Off
Proceedings Of Congress, during the passapl
OF the Law, and the Declaration itself. wifi
the fac smile Engravings the Signatures
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UNIFORM DRESS.

A Hnssar Jacket, Of dark blue cloth,
with three rows Of white bullet buttons in
front. the TWO outside rows terminating a lit
tie past the top of the shoulders, the Intervals
between the buttons OF each row TO be one
fourth OF an inch standing collar rise as
high as the tipofth ear, with button on each
side the cuffs indented on the upper, side,
with button on each angle, and aslit longi-
tudinally on the under side, with four but
tons of simlarslze, set close on each -
the Jackettertninating in Peake IN front
and rear, with two buttons behind al the bot
tom OF the waist, which must extend as low
as the waist Of the person, counter straps on
each shoulder, for the purpose OF combining
the cartridge box and bayonet belts 5; small
side pockets with four buttons under each
flap
Vest. white for summer, and blue cloth
tor winter, single breasted, with from eight
to ten white buttons OF small size.
pantalnons, white for summer, made either
of Russia sheeting, or cotton or linen cloth
of domestic manufacture, and OF dark blue
cloth for winter the pantaloons to reacl %
the shoes, without understrsps: and, aswell
as all the other clothing, made sufficiently
large to allow Of the free and unrestrained
use Of the limbs, avoiding al the. same time
unnecessary encumbrance.
Jefferson shoes to rise as high as the ANGLE.
White linen half CATERS for summer, with
small bullet buttons, uornunder paaDalo8ns
Black silk or velvet stocks
Caps, with appropriate trimmings.
Plaid Great Goats, lined with green baize,
eth capes and folding collars the ground
work green, With dark stripes.
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IRON Giackrooa's htir6urgh sfasa.inc ]

From EiarkTood's Edinburgh Jfdga<i
TIE SILENT EVE.
The shades of night are hastelin, dawn.
10 s;eep in blue the mountains crown;
The sky is eloudless and serene;
he winds are pillowrd aud the scene
20 beautiful, so Wild, 50 sweet;
Where forests. fields. and waters meet,
Is bathed in suei. delicious hues,
Beneath the wilight's filling dews,
That man, affair from sorrows sphere.
Night muse away his aiiguisl, here
While, DER hi, rrring thoughts, subd,led,
That quiet tr,nquiiiiIing mood,
ihat tone OF harmony, would steal,
Which poets ieign, aud nng,ls feel.
Earth answers to the hues above
ne music CEASES in the grove,
Nh'ie not breeze in wandrnlg, Sits
Thu branches Of the silent iir,
nat stretch their azur, cones un h. y.
Aud shoot into the lucid shy.
20 /, in the south silver star
Ni,h amber radiance SHINE, athr:
The eldest daGgh,er uf the night,
IN glory warm, ia beauty bright,
Thou diamond IN the patll.ss dom.
VT azure, whittier dust thu cu;np
Far far, within the Orhl,ss blue,
tiny lustre wrinkles through,
With distant and unsteady light,
o catch the eye, then mock the sight
az, as the shades of Darkness irown
md throw their v,rwless curtIins down,
the very veil that mantle, earth.
awaaens thee Ia higher birth
Aud bids thee glow, With purer raw,
a lily IN the tomb of Day.
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900 AcreS n S0HfhweSt Mountain Land.
"H,ied Tor saie....This land lies in the conmn Of
A'hemafle, aud portion ~ IL is Tobacco Iass Of
me qmainy Those disposed purchase i'll apoi, 10
'he suh'cTibeT, near Lindsay Store AIbemafIe.
september %. "A ~ MANI pAcp
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communicates to Congress, through the medi.

communicated to Congress. through the medi.
am OF the Supreme Director
From the time the Commissioners places
himself ia communication With ID. Nicholas
Herrera, with all due reserve, he will seek To
init himself respecting the Portuguese
forces and those OF General Artlgas he will
observe the movements and progress of both
aud, according to what he may Peduce from
his own observations he will see AZ IL should
be advisable to accelerate, or re,ard the nego.
tiations. in the mean time that these provinces
are enabled to increase their fore es aud i'm.
prove their situations, by gaining advantages
on the side OF Peru or Ch,Ii but, ii the Por-
iuguese arm should rapidly advance, he will
eudeavor TO conclude the treaties. either by
ne establishing the family OF tine lucas, con-
u cted with that OF Br,gauza, OF by browning
IN I'll" provinces an inianta of Portugal. or
any other foreigner. excepting "a Spauiaid, &C.
cording TO and with the requisite qualities
prescribed In the separate Instructions fur
nished hun uuce, this date"
FINALLY as il ma, happen that the Com.
mis~ione will have TO make some extremely
priva'e communications, which ought not 10
be exposed TO common dangers. he is in that
case ENGINE to avail himself OF the cypher
tina, will be handed TO him by the Supreme Di.
rector Of the Stale.
IucuDau. Iih Sept. 1916"
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Il "NrRlie tnhNi.- BY Usrtue of dec ~ frusr
recorded IN FfnD0nRd cOHrt, from Ptchard Groom
10 ne Subscriber "iH be sold 0r cash to ne Highest
yidGfr, on Saiard- the I'm November, thirteen Ike
~ Wares, consisting Of HC7, on7sH ana children ne
amongst tAsn7 Is blacksmith or many of them as
20 saIg re purposes 81 Snidf'Ust. The safe Ia com
me said county. nloR The choyt rad.
fick. 10. Is ..f6S lNiIN
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w. ~ & WARWICK
a ne RECEIVING, from Ship JOHN asd dam. now #
"a WarNirk fur sale w." -
800 Boxes rim Pa,es, Complete as.ortmrntO
90 tons bar and Bolt Iron, well assorted,
30 do. Fly lion, No. T.
so pieces Ballast lion
40 bundles Hoop Iron 7-s toI les
81 bundlrs treble Ssesi Iron
10 Bath ST YES
cases Sbealhing Copper
10000 SiOUTbrdge BTicks
COO boxes Tobacco Pipes
500 basAeis Porter and Wine Bottles
100 Kegs White Lead,
900 sacks Salt.
October " AZ nom
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- Bank ef dlcr0nd5i1, September % 1920
BtE Stockholders in this institutions are resi,ccJu
informed that General Meeting of them is roueS,ed
atthc Binhins House Wednesday, the oil
November next, in order that their may H. ezpr,,ed
TO the terms upon which the charter of the Flank has
been continued by the last session Of Conrres and
also that they may cooperate in such measures as NAV be
tIOhsht eApeGient 10 secure farther extension of their
charter. Byordcr of the Board Of Direc,ors 49,
L I = A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-31

WAGONS WANTED.
4 NoNSTaNI empIo' inent in hauling coal, will be
~ given I'LL Christmas, to twenty wagons with eoo
teams, and Gie cash paid whenever demanded.
ID. DoRRlN6TON.
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ATTACK BY RRES.

Some days ago the following singular narrative aUs
peaTed III The Berlin Gazette. II was furnished 10
that paper by EuieTl, hani of that city, who
was himself the parry principally concerned -
vas travelling sabs NJ. Lnlert, " on the 2Oih OF
July, al seven O'Clock in the morning in ms carriage
accompanied By mi wife on my way from WiItenl-
burg 10 Berlin, between KrOppstadt aud the Of
hthnoeeosdoTf, which 10 Contiguous IL the high read
observed enc of horses rub himself With uneasness
against Tue other. remarked To- my wife that tue
animal no donbt wss sUng by bOTse-Hy. Whilst
were talking upon the subject, we're suddenl'
rounded by swarm Of bees, thick that carriage
horses csaehman, my wife and myself were mpetey
covered. The iuTious iusects attached themselves
Immediately TO the hsse mouth eyes aud OF each
hoe the two animals seemed to be deprived Of every
sense, and as " overcome with stup9T they lay down
ana stretched themselves out an unressBs prey 70 the
bees.
lessen around my vile threw her hat the hood
Of her night cloak ont of the carriage went back
lille way the road, aud insneiiyely lied into the
ditch, where she lay down with her face the earth.
cEtrted myself iu the meantime tn eBdeavoufiug 10
get this disaster went also Sf the carriage
Te'sscended The carriage, and with all my strength
cried o0t for heIp.ThTee psasants, short distance
Oh, bad all the while calmly observed my situation
but neither by the offer Of reward, by the most
urgent tnIeaty, could prevail upon them To render
10 any assistance they tuned their backs upon u.s.
and pursued their way to the village In this nu,appy
flight walSed on for bali an hour when met he
Tcadskeeper. named Daniel ATndt and carrier Haintd
David Henry, accompanied by some labonrefs, and
driving cart with three horses. Stl torfrented by
the bees, aud pursued Ivy them With inconceivsble
biuerness, bTtabed at last, aud relieved by this
fhCOhHes as theSe gond people bdo nrhted tobacco
pipes, and the smeLe Dispersed my d;agreeaDie
gussta.
The csrrier being informed Of the Danger in orde
not 10 expose himself TO IT., would stir Que pace
nfhsT; and as The bees began 10 tuTfound us on al
sides, he unharBesssed his team, left his cart laden
with goods the road and TOOK by-vay IN order n
place his horses pndsr shelter VI the village.
after The other people accompanied me TO Whete ms
horses Tete, and they brought With them abundance
of hay and straw. There found my unfoftusats
goodman stretched IN The diteh, bis head aud hand
az covered with bees, so that the road Keeper VA
obliged 10 use bfush 70 get them off hts face; ht
hair as mated With blood aud The nsecis comic
nol be sSticasd, they we're Cfsssed ~ death. Wills,
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'Oh VII I'D 10 The Jail Of the town of
- on The Tib June Iasl, p-grn man BY the nam. 81
loh Ihisisiiow is daIk mulatto about feet 10 A.
,ncne9 hg0, 70 or ~ years "f age has narb ON hi
Ieh temple near The e'e, and tat under laucness
uoHi3dn INJURY received 10 his hip. Tom WAS form,rtv
~ ptoPe'y Of nt cumming OF this town was pnr.
chased ont ofjail by Mr.. James Hanna whom be sav.
Ne ieh 81 Fottsn"uh, Va The owner IS requested to
{ me IoI"afh, prove property pay charges and take
MN a"aj Otherwise he will I've disposed 81 as IN, ay,
u',ee,'. NJ. E. PARISH, JailoT.
Ian
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ddJ. and bisp. Generals O6ce,
- OctOber 10, 1870.

GENERAL ORDER.
Alta General Court Martial, begun and hold
en- at the Marine Barracks, in the CITY Of
W ashingtou, on the 18th day of September
last, OF WHICH BTigader General Thomas s.
JeSup, of tue United States army, is President.
was tried Lieutenant COlovel Anthony Gale
OF The 1lariue Corps, Oh the following char.
ges and specifications, viz.
Charge |. Iabtual drunkenness.
Specification 1. Ia being diSgracefHIiy iBtoXi-
Gated OB or about the nth, 18th, 18Th, 1914
I'D, and 3lsi DAYS Of August last, in the pub.
Tic streets, 10 the vicinity OF the Marine Bar
racks. DaVis's Hotel, and at various other pls
ces, ~ tue CITY OF Washington. and to such
degree as to di.quality him from the discharge
OF his Official dnIies.
Specification I'd. 10 being intoxicated in
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SAMUEL MILLER. Major Com.
ROYAL FAMILY OF NAPLES

Prince Leopold rs "a tat h.avN iook,n. yonng
mdD, WIN white haiI and eye bIows aud the
LUCK up OF the Austrian family, IRON wUica he
isnattrnaiiS descended. though generally
kho"h by The tame of Prince LrOpold his
proper name Is Prince of SaieTno...Hc H.
believed TO be his fathers fsvourite and 1
heard II OFTEN confidently attijmed that Ferdi.
manu- intended the Dukc Of CadDria Ia inherit
only Sicily, where lie was Inen resident as
N!ceroy, and thai Prince Leopold was 10 be
NIng o; Naples. An apsoinie monarch NAV
DO much when alive Dnt an absolute inonat CHI
~heh dead u quite another sort OF parsonage
anu sh" MD doubt the power of Ferdinand TO
seat MS faro'ite on the ihroDe-more especially
as the Ouke OF CsiabrIa Is said to have a strouI:
party IN has favor IL Naples itself where
fiihce Leopold In much less popular than his
iather I'm this occasion, indeed, the old mo-
nalch, weak aud sI!iN as lie is appeared to
much TIE greatest advantage OF the two: for
his manners were kind. frank and affabie
WINE us sou sannieTed about the whole even
inS as IL nali asleep leaning on Tie shoulder
OF one OF his piumed fdyoIites, and scarcely
dpisning TO notice any one else IN the ROOM
he KING Is good hnmo'ed respectable look.
tig Oid gentleman. He was dressed in plain
black domino aud hat aud seemed to enioy
me amusement ir0m his very heart La H0giie
also wore black. with prOtusion of diamonds.
though The wife of the reigning sovereisn:-
ths lady IL not allowed either the title or state
OF Queen; Tor she was The subject, before she
became the wife, OF the King. She vas created
Duch' - OF Santa Florida; bui is more con,-
monty called La Moghc She is Young and RAJ
ther handsome. Tie Duchess OF GeuOa, The
daughter OF Ferdinand, and her husband, hro-
ther 10 The King Of Sardinia, were also present
AZ this bail He is very uniniereSilng aud
size very plain Ia appearance bnt though ape
paTenily tar from yoan. she is so immodera civ
fond OF dancing as TO tire Out the most yonth~
iOi aud IDdetatIEable cOprtierg. Enc, manor.
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oH H.ohday week persons we're elected in
all The towns oI Massachuseets 10 assemhio
III Convention at Boston, on the 25th of next
monih, TO revise aud amend the Consii,ution
ct NE State. Al Quincy, the venerable JOHN
adams was elected nwanm0n .l,
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~ Thursday, the 9th Of November next an II,s,uers
Rock, m Cumberland, nearly opposite tie town Of
Coinmlna the subscriber will sell the highest bidder on y
ira credit his stock Of cattle, horses hogs and plantato
utensils re viii also sell quantity Of pork and beef ami
hs crop O. corr and fodder, in small parcels uit pur
ch1sfIs, ioI cash. 4. 4. MAYO.
OctOUr "a
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CARRIAGES.

C.S- THE subscriber has for sale
hSAazSL><|5HASxxEa l. al his Mandatory Ia miles
S7ytSlstiS Oy ltCiI from Peiershurg,Va alarge as
~ - IiN~p s.s.os sort'nent OF Work in his line OF
business, viz. Coaches aud
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FUR AND pELTRrrs

FUR AND PELTRrES.
W. Se SOLD at public auction on NoHdoy tAe6fL
w 81 Nossni6sr Hert, at II o'elock, A. 81. at Tia.
Warehouses OF the Superintendent OF indian Trade in
The following parcels Of Furs aud Peitre.
TIE Missouri and Upper Mississippi, vir:
1000 lbs Beaver
$500 Rsceon
3IVo Musk Rats
lle Mid Cats
100 Foxes
500 ou.r,
ESQ Bear skins
Few wolf sAins, mink skins. Indian u,ats ana e,l,r
articles THOS. L. M'KENNBY, Snpt. Ind. Tr.
EDWARD DAVIS, Auctoneer.
Oe,o"eI -. dp..dt
Boot and Shoe Mamufactory.
THE subscriber hts to hi, friends
and the public Tor the liberal nj latts,y
experienced and assures them that no on hi.
part shall he wanting 10 give general satisfaction lie
sentenen's boots and shoes Of every all
OF wbchwilibe warranted In beauty aud Workmanship
shoes to measure Ill be attended to with strict pune.
nai and dispatch, at his store, doors below messs
DC, "a. 4o..iqt JOHN saRvAY.
SPRfNG HILL ACADEMY.
ssmmer session In this in,,itnt,on will close on
The i3! Of October. ane the winter session com
mence on the 18th Of November next.
ny terms for board, tuition, udShiag, bedding;
scholars finding their own tcmefs aud canaics,
VIII ne SIS session, payable Ia advance. Where the
parents nnd bedding there will he deduction Of ..
careful attention viii paid to the morals fyoS,b
AZ" proper utscifiibe always observed.
JAMES G.. wADDEL.
%; preference will be given to small boys.
OcioberG. "a or
WHOLESALE DRUG STOKE-
I'VE subscribers having purchased tie stock Of the
late ChLsB TAYLOR offer for sale at The s,ere oc
cnpled ny HIM, an extensive aud general assortment
DRUGS MEDICINES. Of superior qnaIiiies at The
lowest market prices. Orders from bants drsg
gsts aud physicians will he promptly attended to- and
particular attention paid 70 pack lag.
E.. y e. YAiiNALL & CO.
No. ~ North Front Street, Phiiadephia.
i"th MO- I'm. I7..9t
- Uiicb... Under the provisions OF the ist SECTION
Of the LIST article OF the Constitution Of the Mutu.J
Assurance Society Noticei hereby gwen general
meeting OF the said Society will bs held at the Capitol
IN the CITY Of Richmond, the second Monday in No
vember next. JAMES RAWLINGS
OCT. 10 45.tdm u dcfnt ". 4. Socisfv.
FOR REN't CIR LEASE
'ENHE subscriber wishes To rem. lease for one or
more years, his tavern 2nd farm known by the name
Of the ALBEH5RLE HOTEL, situated on the main
road leading om Charlottesville TO Staunion distant
nine miles from the former, and thirty one from the
latter place The subscriber deems 1t unnecessary 10
sas any thing In praise Of tue above named stand as
tsv'fn being we'll known. Persons wishing to engage
sAh"ve, are respectfully invited to call The
ne! ,a"o view me premises. BEN. HARDIN.
hibemarle, Sept. q. 36U
a., A n pT
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Loss Of the Sloop Union from Richmond for
PHILADELPHIA

Loss of the Sioop Union. from Richmond for
Philadelphia
The sloop Unlnn UIlah HAYDEN master
sailed from Richmond ou tic 3oih September
toE Philadrlpba, loaded with -four &C. In
coniu. down James Riser she expericnct,i
severe weather which caused tho sloop TO
leak considerably; pu' into Norfolk on The
on The 10Th inst and the same night expe
rienced severe gale, which split her jib snd
carried awaN her main boom 10 feet from the
mast. and with ii the pump below III" deck
the vessel however continued tight -IItli the
gale stu continued: rspaite ed damage, az well
as they could aud stood for the land II NJ
fonnd the sloop TO max considerable water;
cut scut,le through the cabin floor and COM
menctd baiing wi h buckets /; att f'und they
could not keep her free aud the sisnp beconl-
ing wa or logged. they dt emed il necessary 10
take TO the boat for IN" preservation of their
iives While !owerin. The boat the vessel was
sinking so last thai one man left in the
cabin, and 1--WE others who Jumped overboard
were picked mp by the boat In ten minutes
the vessel went down with Tie man i'm her
cabin They had no TIM 10 save the least al
tIcle OF clothing, provision or water In two
hours alter saw schooner 10 lPewaFJ put q
way for her, aud IN honrs came MP with her
she proved TO be the schooner Jan,rs Mo =
roe, 6apt. James Pnsh, bonnd from Washin.
ton TO New York, who linmanely took them on
board and kindly adiuinisie cd 10 them relief
Tho same night James Herreden. seaman.
died offatiene. The crew arrived in this ci-
~ on Saturday ,Ir 18th inst.
List OF rrew-Uriab HAYDEN master saved :.
Fielding Malone, DO. Bill Bearen. seaman.
do. john HerredPn, seaman dead JESSE -
seaman, drowned. nv. Y. D. Adr.
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Z 'OdMiiitD to the ja,i OF Norfolk county a n-r,,,
- man by she naneI0f MOSES LOWRY s feet =,
nanes hGh about 70 years Of aye, Of tight complex
s'sro states, ha he is from the county OF Meckien
nnie ana rs zee man that he was 10 The employ OF
MI "Iillain Smith, at Meckienburg, until he was ~
Years OF age since which time he has efi his service
as", NegTo man Who calls hmselfHENRY CUMRO
TEL sinches high of rather light complexion.
bout % vars Of br also states that he n nee
man ron be county OF Northampton. The owners ~.
san nsgl"e' " any are desired tr prove their proper
~ and take them away they will he disuosed Of
vac "a" difees "M BARNARD, Jaiior
ott ~. 80. Am Of N0rfoIk ,.pDyy
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&ALE.. ON the 2oIh day OF October inst beJore TTe
- door OF the Courthouse qfthe county Of Henrico
az me tHy az RichmoHd, UfH be sold al auction,
70 re highest bidde1 Or ready money, aHke eState
and interest cOHpeged 6y 6 eORGE WINSTON 10 81 IN,
Mdy0 sheriff oC the county NJ HeRric0 by igde1fnre
gearing date me 10Th dag Of august 1920 eIccUted
~ me said Winston 10 the Sdid Mayo on fdEfgr me
oath prescribed IN lar for the rekeC i1iotyeyr 6ebf
orS ne being IN custody under an e1ecpfiOn Of capia
40 satsfaciendum IN IaVOr efReHbtR Burt0n
~ dndreu IOdH, UhO m0s QsJfcRee OF James " jrtIo1
JoT ne 6eneft Of Robert DOthdt, from the husfjDgs
court ofthe city of Richmond and uhfch esf0fe 0,ld
iHteTeSt Is fH the said f1deHfure deScribed as An
and every interest OF every Mind Whatsoever which The
said George winston has aud 70 certais real e,sts
conveyed by bin ON The 2Ist day OF August 1920 10
Charles James Macmurdo and James winston In trust
Tor tue beneht OF bis creditors, WhetheT tbe same be
particularly enumerated therein, OF conveyed by the
general clause transferring all the residue Of bis pro-
psfy'-6fsc, al other aRd singular Ire rirhf iyfIe
and interest ~ Said HfTSt0H in any OTHER
wh9tf0eDer, aVd sohich by ta is Uesfed IN M saj5
sheriff Of HsNTicO county.
REUBEN fANNERsLEY, Deputy for WIN. Mayo,
Oct.O Sheriff Of Henfico COMMIT.
TIE above safe Is postponed upfN Sjoadgy Inc
siIh NoUembcy, beiHg HSnrico Counfy Court. con
which dayH wiA certaiDLe take piacc.
IANkEKSLEY, D. s. ~. G.
iSi vtuae of d deed Ui unst, Seating Dale The ION
- day Of October 1872 aud recorded In the comm,
court OF Hanover, executed by Joteph wtbber and
wary H. he wife, TO the subscriber aud John WehbeT
fnstees, to secure The payment OF certain spfns o.
money 10 Philip wO0dsou, seHf. and Sarah bis wife
Is therein menuontdI shall. (st the request Of said
'hiip Noodssn sen and Sarah his wife, proceed upoi
nc ptemses,i fT0ni of the house occupied Nv iona
nan NuckUs. hetNeen the hours Of eleven In Tie for,
'oon aud tro IN the afternoon, ThUtsiqV me t8f
y HOvem6eT "eis, TO seli To the highest biafer T.
nhic auction, the tract Of land Described Nv said de-,
trust OF 80 mach thtfeofa rs will he sncisut 10 ras
" balance Of the debts therein mtnioued which -
nains dne and nHpaiG, veil as the expense Of draw
Y aud recording tbs deef.
October ~. ss.,etds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-31

SHALL l"ton the Virginia Legs at.lre ar tn,,r -,
meeting, for leave to remain in th. state ''' "'A'
WIN: BROWN ree man of color.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-31

WINCHESTER. Sept ~ The Superior Court
y Lag Tor this county adjourned on Monday
ID C"ins 10 the ihdisposiion ofJujge Hhife,
the most important snits we've nat t,ied -,
consequence OF which the Judge determ,n,d
10 hold an intermediate term, which will conn
mence on the third Monday in Frb,na,y nert
wnen ine suits remaining on the docket will
be tried. re-. va
Population OF Winchester. $40