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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
For Rent

4 FARM Iduring the sumner season, a.
"A bout 8 miles from Alexandra, and mn
mediately in the neighborhood OF the Falls
Church, Fairfax county; this farm is parli-
cularly healthy, and is stocked with choice
fruit OF every description. For terms apply
to. t. J. MINOR.
june2 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
A. c. Cazenove & Co.

A. c. CazeDove = Co.
TTAVE just received further supply OF
III Young Hyson Tea, Of superior quail
ty. imported last March.
Cogniac brandy in pipes, A,h proof, and
pure as imported.
Russia sheetings oil cloths
India straw carpeiing
Brown and bleached shirtings and
sheetings, piaids, stripes, ehambrays and
cotton yarn.
IN STORE,
A lot OF superior hides, which will be sold
low. june S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
june 10
Leesburg Turnpike Comply

NOTICE is hereby given, to the stock
/ Nholders ofthe Leesburg Turnpike Road,
thata third instalment oft dollars on each
share of stock. Subscribed since the LIST De-
tobef, 1915, is required to be paid on OF
before the LIST day of October next.
n. B.-Those who have not paid up their
first and second instruments, hope will call
and do so, before the first day of July next,
as longer indulgence cannot be given them.
By order OF the Board.
THOS. r. MOTT
iune !9 d3o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Public Sale.

WILL be exposed for sale at the Mar.
w ket-Square, on TUESDAY morning
next, at 7 o'clock, Negro Man, named
Tom, belonging to Benjamin Cawood, taken
on execution for debts due VIM. Talbot and
James M Denick. Terms OF sale cash.
E. CHENAULT, ConstdbteS
June Ia [3t.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20

New Publications, sc. SC.
TUST received, for sale by the subscri-
~ bers,
Maurice Il Bergbetta, or the Priest of Ra-
hery, tale. :.
Select edition of the British prose writers,
2 vols.
Practical hints for young females, on the
duties of a wife, mother, and mistress of
a family, by Mrs. Taylor, Of Ongar.
Character essential TO success in life, by
the Rev. Isaac Taylor, of do.
Moral sketches and essay on prayer, by
Hannah Moore, 2 vols.
Gays Chair-or poems never before pub
lished, by John Gay, with sketch of his life.
Affections gift to beloved god-child.
Delectus sententiarum ct historiarum ad
usum tirouum accommodates.
Mema,rs of Mrs. Mary Cooper.
Edinburgh Review, No. S.
JAMES KENNEDY s. SON.
June 7 fmSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Vinegar.

THAvE at my Vinegar yard or Fairfax st.
kopposite the first Presbyterian Church,
several thousand gallons choice Vinegar,
which will sell by the barrel at Is cents
per gallon, and by the single gallon at 80
cents.
Attendance will be given from 8 in the
morning till 5 in the evening:
june st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
NEGROES Wanted.

!, s,uE highest prices in cash vii! De ga nS
T a. :. parcel of young NEGRO BoIsS,
~ ccIRfS from 12 to 90 years OF age, u
anu l,; lion IS made at ELI LEGG'S Tavern
x sE9 ST. Alexandria =
inne 60,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
For Freight,

= "a = = y - a . 40 7-1-7- ~
.&S The schnr. ALEXANDER, C. s..
.SSs Curtis, master, carries about 800 bar
rels. is an excellent vessel, and will be Iea-
dy for cargo in four days. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have for sale said scbooner's cargo, OF
$4,000 feet clear lumber.
Also for sale, landing from the schnr Union,
from Boston
100 casks nails, assorted sizes. APP
ply as above. June 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Wanted,

A T Old Point Comfort, 60 STONE MA
IASONS, who are good workFen, and
none Oiherneed apply. Also, 90 LABOR
Frs; blacks will be preferred; liberal wages
will be given. Apply to the subscriber IN a
leSandria.
BoLITHA LAWS.
june co
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
To Rent,
SEED POTATOES.
Iames III anderson & Co.

JNWGS IL. sI1tU6TSUU . %.
TTAVE Just received quantity Of SEED
HPOTATOES and Dried Fruit.
They have also constant supply OF the
best Loudon Butter. Kept in a cool spring
cellar, and always delivered hard fit for use,
together with an assortment OF Groceries,
and good family Flour. which articles will
be sold low for cash only.
june 9 eoot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
For CharlestOR.

~AAAN THE fire swift sailing schooner A
.ssssSsSs DELlNE. having 2,Sds of her cargo
engaged, willsail in few days, for freight
OF 500 bis. or passage, apply TO.
june 60 T. H. ROWLAND.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Franklin Bank of Alexandra.

June 5, 1890.
VIE Stockholders in this Institution are
a notified that an election for twelve dl-
rectors 10 serve the ensuing year, will be held
nthe banking house, on NJ onday the Sd day
OF July next. CHARLES CHAPLIN,
June 8 tuthsSJ Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
For Freight,

=. r.a schooner ELlZA-ANN, Capt.
M yardon, carries ll'co bbls. aud vii, II
lsrsady ~ : WIN. FOWLE & Co,
10 aso hare for sale said sehr's cargo q
-" ssn casks Thomaston lime
ooooo feet hard wood jOist
SINE 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-20
Cheap Cavendish Tobacco.

Cheap Cavendish Tobacco.
lust RECEIVED at our store, upper
81 end of King street, 2ooo pounds choice
CAVENDlSH TOBACCO, warranted equal
to any in town, which we are retailing al
the reduced price of 95 cents per pound :
Also. quantity Of LAMPBLACK at 10 cts.
and the best LOUDOUN BUTTER, at II
cents per ID.
JAMES H. ANDERSON & Co.
June l3 IswSW
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june g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

Treasury AMI placed IN The hands uf The
Treasurer as agent for the other Depart
meuis, were now beyond the control OF
the Secretary, &c.
Mr.. StrOther opposed the motion, and
spoke 10 obviate the objections In il.
The motion was lost; aud after some
obi c,ions by Mr.. CojL, 10 the second
resolution, which were answered by
Nrssrs. LoWades and Foot, the three first
re buttons were successfully agreed TO
wi aoui division.
rhe question being put. on agreeing 20
tn 4,h resolution, requiring Of the Sc
CT ,ary of the Treasury IL report The
pr . of the public stocks, with his opin-
IoR whether il would not be advisable
10 apply the surplus of the Sinking Fund
TO lie annual expences OF the Govern
meni, rather than resort to loans and
taxes
The question was taken on agreeing
10 the resolution, and negatired, without
a Division.
Some discussion ensued upon ihes,
questions, which will appear in the next
Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
MONDAY, JANUARY II.
N GEN5A'FE


Mr.. Thomas, OF Illinois, ..aVr notice thai
he should, on 10 morrow Il s. leave % i'll
irndnce bill by Tie tile OF " 4 BIZ 10
proDlOii the introduction 81 Slavery MO
iilIr territories of the Un.ieA Slate Nouh
anh West OF The contemplated State OF
Missouri"
The Senate ilen resumed the comsih.
Grafton OF III admission Of The Slate OF
Mane INTO the Union, rs proposed io be
amended by the annexation OF VI $. urj.
and The SAID proposed amendment being
undcf consideration
MIR. EdvardS offered an amendment
having III view the principle Of compro
mlse(b exclusion OF slavery from the
other territories OF the United Staies)-
but subsequently Withdrew ~, to give an
opportunity for the following motion:
Mr.. Roberts moved 10 add 10 the a.
monument ("hercby Missouri is proposed
10 be ddmiiiea 10 form a Constitution
The following proViso:
Provided, hat the further introduC-
ton into said state 81 persons TO be held
10 slavery, or involuntary serviiude with
III The same, shall be- absolutely and ire
vOcably prohibited"
THUS molten was supported, Al leugih.
by Mr.. Ro6eyts, opposed by Mr.. Elliott.
and supported bv NT. WoyTH.
And then The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House, or motion of Mr.. HyOIher.
proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
resolutions Submitted by hlm on Friday
lille question being Oh the amendments
proposed thereto by Mr.. L0wmies--
Toe first amendmeDt for striking out
The words without delay" was agreed
10 without division.
The question vas then taken on The
amendment proposed by Mr. Lowaees,
and agreed TO-
Mr. Ft,ya ,up,ed 10 amend The firsi re-
solution 10y striking out The words which
require me Secretary 10 slate the actual
bd.aJce ia lhe hands OF he Treasurer,
- a-rr' o' ibe Navv Department and
tnc W5r Dfpar Drnl" i1asmuch as these
balances, having bsNn dga@n from tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

their lot, ihougl i, be in poverty bu\
lei them preserve their honor! Have a
tiiciions or calamilics overiaken them
then they are doubly bound 10 keep Lsa
cred that precious ,swel, which though
Il be the iasi INA, remains 10 them, is
worth more than al! The rest Let power
Cypress, let wealth coniemn, le, misery
grlnd-bai let men take care OF their no
mor-a treasure beyond the reach OF no
marcus or The purchase of kingdoms
-vh'ch the world can neither give nor take
away-a treasure worth an angels hrri-
,agel lInt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

IN pufsuance Of decree Of tue Superior coun Of
chancery directed BY law he holden in the city
OF Richmond, pronounced the 9th day Of March 1907
ana OF an order Of the supenr nf chancery hold
enln the town OF Lynshburg, made the 10th day of
OetobeT, 49, between Robert Graham only surviving
acting eHor Of James Lyle, dec. plaintiff and the
representatives Of John L0Tng. dec defendans-WilI
be sold on the premises, VedHesday ne 23d daU
Of febTHa'g neat, on credit of twelve months three
certain tracts OF LAND, iying aud being in the county
OF Nelson, Qormeiiy Amhefst) The fIst containing
one huudred acres ny patent to The said john Lorng
hearing date the 10th daJ 81 March 1856 The second
tract conianDs ninety eight acres, by patent bearing
GATE "a Gay OF sept. Holland the tbrd tract contain
ing 4OO acres, by patent bearing date the I'd DAY OF
June, lI62pr such part thereof shall be sufFceuf
70 satisfy the balance due said decree the purchaser
OF purchasers givsg bosd with Sufficient security for
the payment u the purchase money TO bear interest
at the rate Of per centum per annun ffon the day
OF sale Until payment, and the lands to remain IN tbs
han0s OF the purchaser or purcbasers bound and sub
ject as farther securit in default be made i'm
tbe payment Of the purchase money aforesaid as SCI
forth IN the said decree Of the 10th kiarch 1907
JOHN HOLCOMBE, Marshal
OF the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the District Of Lynchbnrg.
jaw I've Tn..lrt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
A HINT TO SMOKERS.

The city of y. York is said to contain 100 600
inhabitants. Let $4,000 of them smoke only
three Spanish segars a-day, aud it will amount
in the year to the enormous sum of 81 Og5 900 !.
sum sufficient to pay the salary of the Pre-
sident and Vice-President of the U $. tbs Sc
cretaries of State, of the Treasury of War,
and of the Navy, aud the Attorney General,
for 20 years, 10 months, and days.
IN Y G1z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

Ire following gentlemen we're appoint
ed thv comm,i,ec:
Gen. Joan noso", DR.. James Laurie,
Fyancis s. Key, Il II. CaldreH.
Waiter Jones, ;r.
On motion by the Hon. Hugh Nelson.
of Virginia.
Resoiced, That the thank ofthe Socie-
" be presented Ia Tire President and
Board 0t Managers for the zeal, iutelh-
gcnce, and ability, which they have
ev,nced IN the management of the c0G,
Germs OF the Society the past wear aad
that the President be requested to fur
nish IA copy At his address. aud The Board
oi Managers copy of their report, for
publication.
On motion by The Hon. john A. Cmh-
| beri Of Georgia,
ReSoiced, That the thanks olihc Society
| be presented 10 the Reverend Clergy
throughout the United States for their
active benevolence i'm advancing the
views nj the Society: aud To those rel
gious bodies and associations who have
! expressed their appreciation of the plans
aad objects OF The Society
| On motion by DR.. YIN Thoratop,
| Resotced, That the thanks OF the Society
be prcsested 10 the Auxiliary Societies
tor their aid aud support
| o. motion by Elias b. CailweH, Esq.
ReSOtced, That the thanks of the Soci-
| ely be presented 10 the Rev. William
Meade, tor the prudence, zeal, and intel
ligence, with which he has attended TO
the duties of Agent of tie Board of Ma
| nagers.
On motion by the Hon. Hugh Nelson,
OF Virginia,
ResoiUed, That Mr.. Jones he requested
TO reduce 10 writing the address made by
him 10 the Society, and furnish copy of
the same for publication.
The So ihiy then proceeded TO an cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year,
when the following were chosen
PRESIDENT
The Honorable BuShrod Washington.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Hon. William III Crawford, of Georgia.
! Hon. Henry Clay, of Kentucky.
Hon. William PhiEps, of Massachusetts.
Crl. Henry Rutgers, of New York.
Hon, john e He,card, of MARYLAND.
Hon JohnC Herbert, do
Isaac HcRim, Esq. do
John Taylor, of Caroline, Esq. Virginia.
| Gen.'John HartweH Cocke, do
Gen. Aadrew Jackson, of Tennessee.
Robert Ratston, Esq. Of Philadelphia.
Right Rev Bishop White, do
Gen. John Mason, District Of Columbia.
Samuel Bayard. Esq OF New Jersey.
William II. FitShugh of Virginia.
MANAGERS.
Francis s. Key Req. Wm fIa,clev
WdHer Jones Henry ForaH
Rev Dr. Jas; Laurie Jacob Hoffman
Rev. Dr. y. Is. Bach VIM. Thornton
Rev. O6ad a BT0Wn Thomas Dougherty
Rev. Vm. WitRer Henry Ashton.
Ei,as u. Cald'ceH, Secretary.
John Underwood, Recording Secr'y.
Richard Smith. Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
MAINE CONVENTION

BOSTON, Jan. 1O.-At The late meeting OF
| the Convention III Portland, the Votes for &C
| ceptihg or rejecting the proposed Coustita-
tIon OF Maine, were examined, and found to
We 10 SOS in the whole, viz
eor the Constitution, ..............I0025
Against IL. ............. ........... S13
In case OF death or other casualty, Gen.
john Chandler was elected President, and
X. &. Vose, Secretary of the new meeting of
the Convention.
ERA OF GOOD FEELINGS"
We learn from Portland that al a meet
ing otihe members OF the Convention of
Mane-wl,hont distinction of party
held III that place, il was unanimously re-
solved, TO recommend TO the electors, 10
support the Hon. WILLIAM KING, IA first
Governor of the State of Maine and that
committee, consisting of the Hon. Mr..
Paris ofPorlland, Mr. TEACHER of Saco,
Hon Mr.. Campbell Of Harrington, Mr..
Johnson of Belfast, and Mr.. WingaIe of
Bath, waited on him, and arquainied.thc
General of The vote, and requested him
10 bea candidate for the otli e and we
further learn, that General King, in an
swer, consented 10 become candidate
on the sgle condition. o! being " The Co
vernon OF The Stale, and not of party."
We announce this proceeding with pleas
urc, as prOgnOstic of the felicity, pros
periiy, harmony and good government OF
The fSir Daughter of h7ass.rhnse,ts ,dc,,,
ed into Ihe Federal Fsm;Iy Ro,to,' rept
--------
MINNIE and Meseo,r; -Tbo G,IIo,.;,o
were The Yeas and Nays in The Ssna,c Of
the u. States, Oh the motion of Mr..
Roberts to recomnut the report OF com
miIiee (by which Maine and Missouri
are proposed 10 be united ia Tie sane
hill min ;,si,1,cj;gys IN se,,arote tbe,, apd
repor, The hill for The adn,is.ion II Nine
senarately i, Tho sL.,,,;, -, ,,I,;,L :, ,.a,,,,
from the other House.
YE1S-Wes1s. Bpru. NINA. Dickcrson. Hoysev.
Hn"ter, La'man, Lo'o,te, Meter, Morriu, Noble,
n"gc'tS h tf' "Tyo'd' i'e"e"or' IT0H
WY JJctsys. Bgybo,y B,o,c. E,,oy Jd.
words, Eiiiof, Goiiiard. Johnson. Of Ken JofnsoU.
Of LoH. King Lsahe, Logon. Liogd Macon, PGi1acr,
Pa'TOt, pi"kHey, PteoslHtS, smith, Stoksi Taylor,
LhomHs, H ~, OF 5iobaMg b"tEer, 81 Geo. va
"a"i'' A"S' "'wS"'' NJ TENNIS. Mar. mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
A SINCLAIR FACT

We understand that -four has lately been
shipped from this port, and fro;n Philadelphia,
10 England and from thence re-shipped in
British vessels to the West Indies, ar a lower
rate of freight than IL can be done by the way
OF Bermuda, or any other island. The freight
from Phiiadelphia 10 Liverpool was halfa dol
lar per barrel, and from Liverpool to Jamaica
something under that summarizing the sx-
penses round about one dollar. This is u carry
ing trade indeed. nv. Y. Daily Adc.
~ tas stated day or t,oo since, that Flour had
been st'pped from the United States TO England
ana from thence to tie Vest Indies, at q iouer
rate or freight than It could be done for on a uoy.
age direct This may be oery readily accounted
J0r. tio"r imported into jamaica direct from
Hrsdt b'1tdin, IS SUBJECT to ten shllings curren
cy less duty, than phen imported from any Other
quarter" Us long as The Introduction of direct
intercourse betTeeh the British Colonies shall re-
man an force on The part of the United States
long the indictment to continue an Indirect conrey-
dnce Of Flour to aprcfidbte market piH still be
prdet'Sed TBalt. Tel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

O'Clock.
PHILADgLpHiA. Jan. l5.-By the Hy-
perlon, from Rio Janeiro, (arrived below
we learn, iha, the British squadron under
Admiral Hardy, had arrived at Rio. with
Mr.. Thornton and fanily--,hey had
passage OF ~ DAYS.
Letters from Monievideo stated iunc-
ton between the forces of Artisas and the
Chillan government, and that the combin
ell army had proceeded against Bnenos,
Ayres. lras.
At the opening of the House of Assembly at
Bermuda on the Isl ult. Sir VIM. Lumley. the
newly appointed governor, alludiny to the
circumstance of Bermuda being made a tree
port, made the folio wing observations:
he Prince Regent having been pleased to
sanction by recent act the still greater iree-
dom OF trade and intercourse between this
colony and the coatinent of America, for
great national purposes, for the benefit of the
empire in general, ard the important w India
trade In particular, by which. together with
the INCREASED establishment of the dock ward
! aud naval arsenal, il isHkely TO become great
entre1ot, between Great Britain, America and
the West Indies il rests with Yourselves and
the inhabitants of these islands, to give full
effect to these gracious intentions aud to in
snre their permanence by liberal and en-
| lightened policy, in atfOtdng and continuing
collectively and individually, every facility TO
| all vessels OF every nation entering your ports
and harbors, by which we almost hope to rem
| der this Colony the Chief Mart aud Emporium
| OF the Western World"
| EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED
81. Thomas. December II, 1910.
| have only time TO inform you. that
vessel arrived here yesterday from a
royaIist port on the Main, and brings the
important intelligence OF BOLIVAR be-
ing al the head of fifteen thousand men, well
disciplined and marching rapidly for Ca
raccas. Morlllo has only about 1000 70
oppose him. There can be little doubt
but this campaign will put an end to the
war in that quarter. In fact. we consider
here that the independence Of Venezuela
is established. have much more to say,
but the vessel is under way. Frank. Gas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
Bolton & Wafts Steam Eoo.j,e

4 WILL sell q STEAM BNGtNE OF eight horse power.
complete w all its paris from The shop % Bolton Il
Wat Of " SObo birmingham! This eueine is consid.
cred superior 10 sDy ever Imported into THIS counry
For terms, apply 10 John =. Pieasanis a Sou, BalH
more, ANDREW Ramsay 81 toe city Of Wasfuuaioa
Francis Taylor Of NoTfois 10 Beverley Rsndoiph 81
Richmond, or tie subscfiber. HAIRY HFfH.
Black Heath. Jan. 20. 7o..sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

BALTIMORE, January l3.-The Legis-
la'ure of Maryland are about interposing
to prevent the sacrifice OF property AT
sheriff's or consiable's sales, where il will
not bring two thirds of lis appraised va
lue. A committee of seven have b, en-
appointed by that body TO bring in "A bill
10 ms effect. Telegraph.
PIRACY has so often been reiterated i'm
our columns, that il is now possible 10 re-
cord instances of its preparation without
that strong excitement formerly expert
enced. In addition TO the atrocities
committed by pirates on two American
vessels from New Orleans, (says the
Courier of that pIace) we have now to
state the robbery of the French ahip Viz
glnie, Capt. Constance. from Hayre 20
New Orleans, (by vessel called La
irAmpense, commanded by Louis AL
varez, fitted out in ST. Jago de Cuba, car.
rying 60 men and nine FOUNDERS OF
numerous articles, provisions, &c. exclp
siye OF breaking open her letter bag. and
taking iherefrom whatever they thought
proper, TH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

an cRANcERY.--Ln United Mates Court, 5fh ci,cMit
e"a .krs"aG District, Dec 6, 1919.
a'Tcht6aLd -4pderSOn, Henry Garrett and Martha
ms "Ye, DGtd 45nheTSon ami others..,. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
uartin Pearkes, Fs-ansis Gregg and Geo. clarke.
eroy Of Samuel GiSt, dec. Frances Ya66 and Nm
- cues, admir- and adAn'Or Of JOHN 7abb dec me
S4'G HaTtfn PeGrkes and Mary his aife srbich
h1'g trGS the ,odOD and relict of Nm anderson
nee. Maria GiSt Anderson an infant nader fbe 0gc
81 tusnty one gears By the said Martin Pearkes
specially assigned her guardian, Vifiians r. Wick
the sad said Samuel Gist in Virginia John Uick
nan u Hh0m F"ioke end Thomas Reeves. -. DePts.
rms cause came this day to be heard on the
oitS, "HSVers Of Samuel Gist. Nathaniel anderson,
Be'ldintn Oter John JPickhGn .ormerts tTaskee OF
Gast, ana Of Uiktiem f. HickhGm, Scting trustee
ana t4TteT r. Page, ddnq'Or Of i5athe1o 9Oier dec.
Who ods ex'or Of Benjamin Tokrr aud The exhibits
Gted "a the cause, publication haUiag been maze ze
Ia dH the GbSeRt dsJesidaRsS and ,ras argueG bU
counsel, mhereUpOa IL is drrree9 and orders6 bntbs
court, that Martin PearktS, Francis Gripc. and
George Clarke errors OF the deceased defendant Gist
0a or 6gore me day Of render an
account Of he administration Of the said Gist during
has tJc, and Of their administration since his DEATH
therein an account of the profits sC The estates mr.
chased BY The said WiAidm 4ndersOR of Bickerf0n
ara HaSne az hdnoUer ana GoOchtund, accruiRg
gtfer the death 81 m said anderson: account of
the snteS9f the tracts Of Land in Louisa amt Abe
marie directed by the iVH Of the said anderson TO
be sotd, and Of their rents and profits ii NOT sold
an account 81 the sales Of the tWO teRfmeats in the
&rd1d and HOty,eH streets Westminster in Great
Br't0' directed by the wiH Of said anderson TO be
rsyeroU, ~, ,cco,, 81 ~, "a 49,. 'os S"t'. an"
S;l,'.,.' -, " "ee rig sara 5"deTSoHS re
Sm""y estete' ana fSPec'aHy an account Of al
s" 1"e n'" . "tS snare 81 any partnership debfs
w. ,I E"StaMa, 7metcd, or eSe0here, ana WheR snch
"so'S NHoe "Oe pen Coftected assigning upon oath
Me fsdsons o. the detay, and 0-ther 10 Is ordered
ara y, necItea tndt Utttt0m r. " tchham and Carter
r. 81 ,."ae, a" "cco"Ntt 81 dtt tHnds, property,
&c. ." their hands as trustee Of said GSt that
C~ , n ase, a1m or OF HafReW foter, 'oho W0S
- t =" ~ DthyD"fH 1oter, account bet0Fe the commits
Sune' JG tNe PToceeas ~ the safe 0 the GoochtaRd
y t.1!t euMe 90 "e "o"dS OF beiyuniH iOter,
$500. S icy Jr1nS :" properly IA ms hu"dS ne
~ f"tI y eStHte' <iNu IdTFEfr az IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20
BOIRD OF 4GRTCUI TTJRE

At a meeting Of tie gentlemen conIposing the
Board of agriculture Of this state, ut the CAPT
toll an this city, on Monday ereaing last the Hon
STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER,, ,cds chosen Presi.
dent of the said board, and SOLOMON SOUTH
WICK, Esq. Secretary. IDai. Adv.