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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
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VA SuId w VII
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
efthe county court Of Hampshire, on
the first Monday in .uay, 1891.
William CockereIl, ir. Plaintiff,
against
Peter Cockerell Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant not having entered
his appearance and given security
according TO the Act ofAssembly and
the Rales of this Court, and it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an iDhabitant of this commonwealth:
1t as ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear here on the 1st day Of August
Court next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted In SOME rewspa-
per published in Winchester, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy
posted at the front door of The Court
House of the county of Hampshire.
A Copy-Teste,
J. b. WHITE, G. H.c
May f9-T.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
CHEAP GOODS.

AMONG WHICH ARE
cloths & Cassimeres Of every quality
Black Fiorentine
White and eplored Marseilies
Black and colored Nankin aud Canton
Grapes
Superior Nankiu and Grape Robes
Plain and figured Book g. mui MusIins
Cambriek and Jacouett do.
Linen Camhrick and Cambrick Hand
kerehisfs
Thread Laces and Edgings-welI as.
sorted
elegant Ginghams and CaiIicnes
Canton Grape ard Lace Shawls
Irish Linens and Sheeiings
ii 4, 12-4, 1874 and TIA White Mar.
settles Quilts
Power and Steam Loom Shirtings
Blue aud Yellow Nankeens
Leghorn and Straw Boanets
Plaid. Striped & Plain Domestic Cotsous
Ladies Prunelle, Kid s. Morocco Shoes
Childrens and Misses Shoes, &c. &c,
Also
Fresh Teas-Sugar & Coffee,
WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES,
and an excellent supply Of fresh
PAINTS,
warranted of the best quaIity-all or
any part OF which will be- sold very
low for cash.
LANE & BRONZE.
April 2s-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
FROM THE BosroN DAILY ADVERTISER,
BRITISH CAMPAIGNS IN A.
MERlCA.
Remarks of the .auth or on, the loss of hr
battle Of .Nep Orleans.

iseRafES OF the .duth or on,fhs loss of thes
battle Of JNe,o Orleans.
From the account which I have
given OF this affair, it will appear tbae
from its commencement it was repleta
with error, and gave promise of no bet
ter result than actually occurred. do
not here allude to the spot fixed nnan
for landing, because that was ns, an.
PFopriate as could be chosen. Neither
90 ailnde TO the gronndless rumors
brought in ny desertsrs for to such
all assailants are liable but the error
lay ~ the steps subsequently saepteds
IN the unhappy advance OF ths Erst AL.
vision from place of eopeealmsnt ioto
the open country, without pushing for.
ward to the extent Required. The fact
Is, that having reached the main land
u safety one out of two plans might
have been selected by general Keanes
"hien' IN all probability, would have
been equally attended with success...
Either he might have remained in tba
mora's till the whole army was ss.em.
9ieu' or III This Vas deemed dangerous
ne ousnt 10 hsv advanced upon ths
city with The firsf..ivision alone. Ifit
be objected that force Of 1000 men
was incompetent for au undertaking. az
nazaraoos as the latter, I renlv that
.here could DE GO more hazari. in il thar
Id the step which was taken. Me-
Orleans is not regular fort;6ea,;on
requiring large army, and a powerfus
hatterInS train, for it's reduction. T.
obta'niDs possession oft, there woula
have been no difficulty, because have
every reason TO believe that tba Ame-;
eaa troops really were, at the time OF
our 'anoinS, some miles above the city
ana surely it would not have been
more hard to repnlse an attack within
town, than in the open country. But
"ihe third error, and one " bicb
continued to exert its infloenee
throughout the whole campaign, was
the delay IN bringing on a geSraI nc.
ton. Why our troops fell buck upou
the 10Th, i confess is TO me a mystery.
81 vas not TO be supposed iha, an off.
eer, VINO had sbowB 60 much judgment
as the American general Jackson d;s.
| played IN his frat endesyoTs 10 cheek
| an advance, would lose the adyRntags
which The nature of his position afg. RI.
ed. That he would forl,iy the meek oe
land, indeed, was exactly what mnst
have been expected; and, therefore, O.
very hour during which an attack was
deferred contributed so much 10 his
strength and to our weakness. IL il
true that VIC should have suffered, and
probably suffered severely; but ungues.
nonably our chances Of suffering were
not diminished by delay, We ou.bt.
therefore, instead Of falling back. 10
have pursued our operations with vi.
gor on That dsy, because The Aueri-
can lines were not then tebable, and
would have assisted rather than re-
tsrdcd cur progress.
] "hsTing cage retired lqysysE a4a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
CERTIFICATES.

0btt y It'll n TO.
On my farm near Winchester have
worked two horse plough made by
MIR. Murray Of Hagerstown, and found
ut an excellent plough; il runs sieody,
turns good furrow and is mneb more
easily drawn by two horses than The
common three horse plough is by three
horses-If the plate Or the land side
were Of wrought, instead Of east iron,
and let into socket, il would be a
further improvement.
HUGH HOLMES.
! winchester, Feb. 23d' 1921.
We have seen one of Mr.. Wurray's
Piough's at work on Judge Holiness
Farm near Winchester, and ih;Rk IL
equal, IT not superior, to any Plough we
have HERETOFORE used.
EDWARD INQUIRE,
JOHN WACKY.
Febrnsry asd, 1891.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
SPRING GOODS.

VE<HE subscribers respectfully in
"a form their friends and the pub.
lie generally. that they have received
a fresh supply Of very
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23

Steady made, and will constantly keep
few on hand, made of the best mate.
risIs and workmanship, at reduced
,.syiees adapted tn The times, as near as
1he price Of irou, &c. will permit
MURRAY & DAVIS.
Hagerstown, March 18th 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23

"A few OF the above described
celebrated piougbs are just received
and for sale by
SAMUEL II. LAUCK.
Winchester March Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
IysROBBER s. SWINDIER :

EiurIf DOLLARS will be given for experimenting and
securing in Jail villain who calls himself Doctor Tho
nias Boon, Doc' Thomas other that suits his
convenience lie stole from pair OF sadde-bas Friday
sh last about forty dollars principally in i've pieces
obiined credit in town Tor between two hundred
collars swindicd from gentleman in King Queen county
- ilo IN u 81 paper able at Richmond, hired gig and
ON Iuestay made bis lie had while here "A ri,t
ao surion' with three capes, baca hattook with him
striped with green and bue, pantaoons double bar
reflect pistol brass body steel barrels and bayone-a yellow
gag WAN small black stripes plated harness hail bride
ornanenicd with large yellow roscsa strawberry rau
horse that PAGES wcIic is nearly six feet b, and
wen made, black hair large wlisiers uncuminonly dark
eyes, pale lace quite communicative after little acquan,-
ace no small portion OF vanity tnlas great about the
uie hut more OF hmselfsined that he Frank
m aiiSsouri and wished purchase forty negroes He was
seen passing through Pctersburg Va the day he left
tn,s pace JAMES BYERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
NiARSUAI,S SALE

TNDER decree of the Superior OF Ch,ncerv for
- tie Hcnnond district, pronounced the nth Of
June 1871 ia the case of David Bullock against Abel T. p
shur administrator with the will annexed Thomas vii
Son uec and others and III the request OF said Bullock and
su u>hur Tor himself and attorney the other
~ ociok offer for sale TO the highest bidder, in
thc Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond, credit OF
eu security ana iced OF trust on the property
c payment tue following tracts parcels of nd viz
Two acres roods aud square poles land in the county
OF ienrie9 within the inrisdciion limits OF The city
chnoad II being part orilc muunt Comfort Tract
,eyed To said Wilson by William Du,ai of the county OF
Baokngham by decd f2Sd November 1915, recorded
c once OF The county court of Henrico eighty
lying on the cep Rum in The county OF iienrco convened
20 san Wilson by Lucy Price ami William Moncurc, com
ssloncs uera decree ftbe above superior
ct chancery by decd of 0 of October 1884, the
once oil hc general court 81 roads and poles
ian III ie town OF Northampton in Hcnrico county,
psng lois from No. n To No. 81 both inclusive, will
appear by plat OF said town. this land is said been
conveyed TO said Wilson by William Price by deed 6l, In
the general couit J. GUERRANT, VI. S. c. {. Il. D.
| November 20 ,4-ils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04

EDUCATT0N

eItiZens OF Richmond and its vicinity will open
aoGHooL le ensuing year, in the house of MIR. John
AlOsly, near Mr. Bakers
lie VIII teach the French, Latin and Greek languages
am the English language in its following branches viz
Ortograply, Reading, Penmansbip Arithmetic Can,pri
lion; nn Eloerii1n Engls, Grammar, Geography with Map
ping, ana the use of the Gobes Sacred and (:iyil
History His fees will be, for instruction in the EnoIisI,
branches z? dollars in the Languages 50 dollars the ay-
menu OF winch VIII be expected quarterly advance. The
school will be opened the I5Ii of January next, and be
discontinued on the 10th of December following making
the Scholastic year of ten months. after excluding the
month OF August for vacation which time The students
OF me school viii he publicly examined the various
branches 9f instruction, To which they will baye attended
prior TO that time
lie pledges himself that the most unremitng attention
sba De d 10 the conduct morals education of those
pupils who may be entrusted TO his care.
November 81. so e.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04

BCURSUANTto deed of bearing date the ii n 10 or
August 1921 and duly recorded in the clerks Office of
the county court of Essex. which, deed is ohn
aing crheld to the subscribers and Tho
W. Fauniler9y eXors OF Tho Fauneroy, deceased SHALL
on The thrd Monday % January Eert, Qen Essex
proceed sell TO the highest bidder for cash before H.,
door of the Farmers Hotel in the Tappahannoc
that very valuable tract Of land in the county of Essex ON
the Rappaannock river known called by the name of
BATHURST also the following NEGRO SLAVES TO viii
Sally and hcr four children, Edmund Martha Harriet; and
young childMary and her three children Nelly Moses and
ehi-Charlotie and her two children. yiuia Horace
Patty, a wonan-iienry, Nelson Tom, Andrew and john
or as much OF the said land and many said negroes
as VIII satisfy the purposes OF the said title only
as Is vested III the subscriber viii be made the purchaser
GUSTAVUS y JONES, Trustee.
Urbanna. October Q. 81 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
THE SUBSCRIBER

WITH feelings of sincere gratitude towards oeperous
" punic, ior The liberal patronage which receiy
edn the nc oil his professions has the pleasure to an
ouhce 10 men, that he has opened house, atey built for
mat rnrpOse) next door TO Nessrs. Jno VIM Gint on
~ or Chysuee nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel for
the entertainment OF GeHHem where be will by scqI
be able at all times keep the best Oysters the
Nofioik Market affords together with ducks steaks coffee
TEA ahu indeed every article calculated TO delight the
palate Of the epcure His house will he constantly sup
pie with tie best liquors, and gnre,rissd attention v t
most capable servants. TEIvIS SpsiSTF I N
u Hair cut IN the latest fashion, and sl1yino done ne
periumery &c.-at reduced PRICES ~
November 81 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
!NNNf FASIilOMS

ISL received and now opening the Store OF MARY
SUI iH'fAfE, an extensive HAS & Rom
n'tN oil ihe newest fashions, not To he in ncancss
on elegance among Them Black white IegLorn
viewer and stray; onnc cncilla aud beaver hats a prtat
lori plaid ribbons hrad, curls, w; wreaihS and Other
head ornaments wadding AMI trimming peiisses; hair
nets ara iiizettca coiarets
esat, hnssia ara antique OIL which greatly contribute
Quirk essence Tyre for changing light or red co, rcd
sn to dark brown or black; and many articles in line
Millinery inc too nun,yous 10 enuInerate.
On hand, few ready made PELISS ESAll of which she
IS determined 10 dispose OF ON the reasonable terms f
cash. GO ''9 -''
Leghorn : Straw Bonnets cleaned died and trimmed
FMANrUA-lAVINU done in the newest fashions and
nj the shortest notice. '
November lG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
VIII BE SOLD

hona9y tae lOti Of December ne4t il fair-if NOT the
next iar day-nt the late residence of Martin Baker
III ia'o'cr county, Major Goodas, all the
oSeno'e % hit'en furniture, the crop corn wheat
and u few fat hogs. ' '''s' 'ieeF'
ou ~ the same fine and place, about 20 likely
Terms, under five dollars casi--over that
approved security. e'''9 ~ va"
% iso Oc "mecl for sale, about thousand acres of
D hi"S ia different but all in the same neiy,lor
n1Ni: so, very valuable grist mill Oh Grassy Swamp
~; ',gVh hiies from Richmond. The above property
WI Soiu uon cTed at one, two aud three wears the
purchaser living bond with approved security for the FIRST
'' ~ ""'e" OF 'rus to secure the two last payments
CLEYEARS BAKER, Executors of
MARTIN BAKER, lInrti, Bake
November rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
FDUCATjON

VIZ subscriber will continue school the ENSUING, vear
al ~. mouse III tlc upper part OF Hanover county, under
INC direction OF Mr. Lewis w Taylor. His terms are ninety
uos lor JoaT' including diet fuel candles washing and
Fnr tuition twenty-five dollars An allowance of
I'VE dollars M be made if any pupil will furnish his own
,uu ana nrpoing The English Latin French and Greek
ggosray and The elements of mathematics geometry
ne school wan commence the 10th January and c,
tinuc until the 10Th Of Hecemer with the exre,ion Of one
mGn vacation some time in the One half the
e OF p'rd and tuition TO he paid the LIST of Inc and
me other half on the LIST OF November No pnn win he
November . =, $50 =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
CUSCOWILLA ACADEMy

E'ilS school IN which the Greek Latin and English lam
guages viii be taugt-asO, the inferior branches of
municipalities including arithmetic and geography With the
Use OF e maps and globes win commence on the 1Ob Janv
itN ana dcOniinue ON the t0 December following maxi
ing term OF ten months after dedpctug the usual vacation
or tuition and board including washing lodging
pel &c. 100 dollars 10 be paid quarterly in advance
hs Heaueny well calculated for the accommodation of 10
or 10 Ioarders, Is about % miles from Richmond and 10
"ose hanover Courthouse, in pleasant healthy and retired
suugn IL may he proper To add, for those patrons WHO
wished 10 encourage dancing school the present wear a
school VIII be taught the ensuing wear ai,nt 90 H.
IRON the subscribers, by Il. Wingfeld ESQ.
Is fhe fsaTved and patriotic pfafan ayailef nouoh
without moros and c0rect dporftufsf the subscriber bro
s sel attention 10 moral well literary improve
". H. l.. ANDERSON.
-, id'o'ef' nov. -. 57-GtF
San communications disected TO TaylorsvilleS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
FLEET SMITH,.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
oKMEhLf OF Leesburg, Virginia, begs permission in
Il form his friends the public generally ;hnt he has
commenced the practice of the law in the counties Wash
lngt"n and AieNanda in the District of Columbia. He will
execute promptly order for such persons NAV have
business At either Of the Public Offices
OF the United States. His office and residence is on the
Pennsylvania Avenue West, few doors above The Office of
Gen. Walter Joncsnext door McSsrs. Duport & Co. ami
near Stroiher's Mansion Hotel.
CITY of Washington, Nov. o. 57,t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
SUKSCRIREK

AvinG qualified as administrator the estate of EDE-
asE ii MACNAIi deceased, hereby requests all
persons haVlng claims against the estate TO present them far
stten and those indebted said estate arc requested to
maze payment immediately.
- u EDMUND ID. MACNAIR
~ BIN the absence If the administrator fron, this CITY
" psISoIs interested viii please make application TO Mr.
LEWIS WEBB, who will attend TO the bvsies AMI :, i;
particularly requested that any gentleman holdnr any ancp
Richmond. August -. IN tr ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
lMARSHAL5S SALE

NDER decree OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for
- the hrhinond district, pronounced the 9th day
January 1871 i'll the case of Lewis Convert pit onore
Saandre and anoher, defendants, shall Friday the 2st
agy Dseehe' neat; immediately after the sale OF Thomas
oie on mat day at the same place expose SALE pub
ic auction Tor cash. of land lying the coniy of
enrioo about three miles from city Of Richmond, on a
street called Long street in plan lots laid by William
Street and n;ersccts with road Leading fre Rchuon
To the New Bridges which is known in the said man
by the name OF llcrco street. containing IL acres roos
and poles. J.. GUrnRANTs NJ Z Z, Z, !, =,
NnYcmbar %. ~ ,is "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
DlSSOLUTJON

'i cc.parinersp heretofore existing under the firm of
q CpLioN, REED y CLARKE, has been dissolved I,y
mutual consent j. Il. Cotton, aud Henry Clarke will at
1e 10 closing the same ell the Enclosed business of
Ihe firm of L Reed Go. in Boston, is also dissolved.
a. W." ne closed by Ludovicus Reed. All those inIebt
ca 20 above firms are requested make Immediate nj,
ments' as late arrangements render it necessary. ~
JOSEPlIUS B. COTTON,
LUDOVICUS REED,
HENRY CLARKE.
j. H. Cotton and Henry Clarke, will continue business II,
this iriace under the firm of COTTON & On ARKE and
LuIo''cns Rceo, ON his own account in Boston.
Nov. IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
IMPROVED MODE OF cLEANIya oorrov.

Extract from leiier tsHr by J.R Bedford Esq.ntar
Florence, -iiabuna.
At leisure time than am M present favored with
will send description OF Invaluable
as appendage 10 cotton gins, which operates screen
and ian. separating trash aud dirt from cotton the
wheat fan separates chat from wheat Its principle sim
pie and its construction IL has Recently
into in the vicinity Ncez, and viii, the use of Car
rers patent Gins by many of the planters ,herebouts which
separate the from the seed without cutting break
ing the breS have acquired character and commanded
prices for their cotton in the New Orleans market much be-
You'd hai which was brought from other parts Louisiana
or mississippi Ten years the neigh
bohood of Natchez esteemed than Ccorgia
upland or than good Tennessee, and cents inferior 10
Rec, River cotton. During The last season il commando,
two TO iour cents than Red River cotton aud three TO
six and seven cens than Tennessee or Alabama.
IN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
MATTAPoNY LAND FOR SALE

AViHG determined TO TO the south shall dis
= pose OF the tract of land which live in Caroline
county, l very reasonable terms. The lies within about
hiee es ~ Bowling Green and 5gJ acres y re-
ce suiVeyneafly all fiat tnd of quality equal 10 ans
Oh te nyer-About 60 or 90 the tract is low grounds
on e river sde OF which bank has lately been thrown
w. 10 secure u from inundatiOn. tract Of land i'm ;s
pat OF me country combines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
disposed to purchase, will view and judge for them
eNcs' ~ sale Is made in time. privilege will be ,iven ,I
purchaser TO seed wheat this fall il subscriber viii
SOW the ground prepared, and sell IL with the land
Possession will be given first Of January next perbans
''0n.'' ~. ~ required ALLEN APPERSON'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
NOTICE.

A STATED MEETING Of the AgrieuifuyaI Soei,f, nj
"fiia viii take place the Union Hotel in tIs Gin
\. ". ' 'N'' "' ~ o CLOCK
go"sider IL TO be my duty inform the members Of
s sociey h"t at the meeting in December last al The
on.u'iona hour 1--WE members only in attendance
and that IN May last appeared.
nov -. 5s-tdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
MAR8IIAIIS SAIL

4 nDEt decree OF the Superior Court of chancerv for
ine nieninond district, pronounced the 18th dsy of
ieh' iozI' ~ case therein depending between william,
.e p liant and Edward Davis and others defenan
premises on Saturday the nj oy Of Dsrebey ret n ,s
az lana ing N he county OF ienrico, containing
acSS being the same nineiyto of land allotted t
saio Edward g. Davis by decree OF the county co,ys NJ
hehrieo IN the case Of Davis and wife against Price Sc
November 20. > 49, 20 ,i ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
BUCKINGHAM LAND For SALE.

Ti subscriber offers fer sale about acres Of lane
u being part otie tract which Mr. BENJAMIN Enfo,;i
has resided for yearssuated in the county
nghan and adjoining the lands Of lr. Cortland Brown q.
the north, Mr. - Irvine on the west, MIR. Trent an
scruggs on the SOUTH and William Daniel Esq.
easA sufficient portion of this land Is in woods very
heavily tinbcred-rhs Land is situated in healthy ard a.
greeabe neighhorhood and abounds With springs of excel
lieut. water, and lies miles from Wiliss itonl
New Canton James Persons disposed 10 purchase
are invited TO view the land ior nseves which will be
shewn by Mr. Vest Mr. George H. Allen, living ON the
place There will be about 80 bushels whca, seeded on
the land this fall II will De divided suit purchasers OF
sold entire by private sale and IL sold before Me oE
dry " January ner viii on that day be sold 10 the highest
biider-Auer which, will be sold all the sioc. and plant
Ton utensils OF every description, with crop OF corr
fodder, oats, &c.
Terms OF saecne three and four years credit ro.,
uy vi SAFE win deed OF trust to tie psymesi
BENJAMIN MoSBY, a
x.., Es'or Of LihirieT7y siOs,y, deceased.
!. 4 Ill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
WILL BE SOIn

ny plantation in ilenrco Wilkersons Bridge OF,
a "r'.ady :he iSth Tag Of December merit, quantity
OOuN, OATS, HAY and FODDER, some MULES, WOIiI *
carts and other plantation utensils, cattle and
hoSs, Nc. &c.--Terms mt the sale.
Oct o. IL. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04

Among the novelties ofIe Parisan les ram Jelly las
become universal avorite 1t is made in The onw ing
manner To quart bottle ofcommun white wine take a
pound OF sugar, which To he reduced syrnp: cari-
ned Then take an ounce of isingnss which pat tie fire
IT with the sp half warm When this mixture is nearly
cold pour it into the white wine and stir il we'll
II completely Then add spooniu spoonful :, halt
accor!ing TO the strength which desire give
leily) of old )amaics Stir again this mixture pour
il into the mould that il take the shape cooling wic
you design TO give il, ii intended pi0 tue table or
into glasses, ifdcgncd TO be handed evening
party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04
MARSHAI'S SALE

an Thursday The 20h dayoC December ,et M II o,clet
W De offered for sale 20 the highest bidder for cash or
.e premise under decree of the superior chance
~ LOT the Richmond district in the of the Mutual Assn
rance society against Polly Bee sometimes called BoIer
buildings on M street in tie city oC edmond near The Store
OF Messrs' Ei Allan, they being same buildings men
Bowler doc. j. GIJFuRNNr NJ S :, ~ =, ~ ~
No.cmber 60. 49, ~ ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-04

VIZ subscriber finds il necessary caution al persons
= hsan,t trespa,sing on bis plantation az IVesflian, m
1uung on or passing through IT, All offenders sfer f.;
""tlce VIII be dealt with according 90 law.
NoNember = 5l-u WILLIAM sHAPARp.
IL persons having claims agalsf T0IIN GFIIta u
n deceased, are requested 10 make .heni known.
No WALTER DUN, Executor
No''" 'i-u oiJohn Graham, aecd