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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-12
TRUST SATE


u subscriber pnrsUantto certain deeds of trust executed
10y W hOhert Campbell 10 John K Jones and Ceorgc g.
each deceased and himseiC for the security and
,e 80 - OF Lachariah Brooks, will as surviving r
eclr 10 u John H. Jones' George G.. Ferguson and him
NJ ~ The I'm Of October merit at eleven o'clock A.
ready mop m expose for sale by public auction for
i'm ana % ~ an he said Campbcps right title and interest
,be fine lying the city Of Richmond between
on CARY M ~ @ Rage and Robinson aud Shockoe creek,
bnn,r,i 90 "hd extending back from said street one
CnTnniel , i s loot alley laid down in the said
spei pau VI ms lots situated street aud ShOckoe
F which said last sale at the font door Of The
Iovsin e san CITY, aud on the terms the fol-
r"snE very valuable WESTERN LANDS will NJ, offered
az d fo ell undivided twenty seventh parts of tract
Of Vi eiss 81 land lying in the county Of Keuawi state
river a. petween the waters Of Great and Little Kenayy a
fer al his the said Campbe's right title and in
the s 'u % Tract OF Land containing 400 acres in
cast oi Jefferson and state of Kentucky on the south
which ONO ryer about sixty miles below the falls
cried q, OF Tue said last piece parcel Of land Is dcs-
gDe undivided mOety In his own right and one
dee m part OF the remaining moiety as assignee of
Uob.rf purchase sinco the death oi said John Hicks
Or ~ @ son and one &c thcdistrbute,.s Of John Hicks
ncce ~ % sh pieces, parcels lots Of land a NAV be
bsf ol, ~ sa,sy sundry negotiable notes and debts and
and 10 oi he said trusts mentioned IN the snid deeds
said tr ana charges attending the execution Of the
IN r., hEEBERT A. CLAIBORNE, surs'p Trustee
W ~ mn a. trustee ~ W '''e 81 'y 'e
Nafke, aUctioneers. - ''''' ""'N' - W.
september q. O''-'N, S" " ilns'e''
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VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIV-
Lts. Err FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
III IL, nlIrslinnce of the will of ohm Less

AA In pursuance OF the VIII OF onn Less
7sf lie deceased aud decree of the crcnit court Of
sl2Q the United States for the 9Th circuit and Virginia
district pronounced therein depending wherein
Isabella Rack the wife of Agew Black the elder, John
WALLACE and Marin his wife, William Black jun William
oge and Sarah his wife, and Agnew Black the Younger
and Walter Dun executor John Graham plaintiffs and
LANES Scott Of John Leslie and Andrew Leslie and
lane Leslie devees Of the said John Leslie are defend
will be upon the premises nj public auction
Monday the i5k day Of October merit that valuable and well
known estate the county Of Chesterfield called SUNNI ER
HILL situated south side Of James river about five
miles below Richmond, adjoining the Wtby estate aud
containing estimation s60 acres considerable portion Of
which is fine James river low grounds The improvements
are comfortable wooden dwciling-house Kitchen &c;
well enclosed garden oyerseers house large two-stoy
harm spacious stables and owhouses all built of brick Of
the best quaityanda small orchard of choice fruit trees
Persons wishing the premises previous To the SALE
do by applying 10 Mr. William Ewing, the present
occupant.
The terms viii be- third Of the purchase
payable in ninety days. and the balance in six aud twelve
months Notes negotiable, with approved en'lorsers, and
deed OF trust upon the property will be required.
By order Of james Scott, error Of John Leslie, dec
JAMES HERON, Auctoneer.
hurust 9. 25-tds
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ALVAN BELTS.

BOOKSELLER 4 St0tioner, Main Street.
WI receive in few days from the North his fall sup
W peS OF BOOKS, STATIONARY, i FANCY ARTI-
Giles; which, added TO his present extensive stock viii
make his assortment equally, il not complete than
establishment of the kind in this city Country
chants Members of the Legislature Teachers of Schools
Academies, and those who wish purchase libraries &c
will find il much TO their advantage call prcvios IN
chasing elsewhere. II is useless mention thai M. rices
viii be LIBERAL as they well known he so ,v those Nv
ing in town and country who purchase IN s line
II All the late publications may be had as above.
Oriober9. a. &,
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Frayser's Tarern-For Sale.

ssu The subscriber being DESTROYS retire to pri-
Nate life offers for sale that of land known
by the name of Fraysers Tavern lying in New Ken,
10 miles below Richmond, the main stage road leading
rom richmond to Williamsburg and containing Of
land The situation is healthy surpassed v no coun
try stand in the lower country Tavern which the sub
scrber will sell reasonable terms
deem il unnecessary say any thing more respccng
the said land as presumed that any person wishing to
purchase will first view H. and judge for himself
septic. fO-u RICHARD FRAYSER.
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EXECTTORjS S1T,T

On Tusstay The 1d day Of Fonuny pers fair not the
" next fair day, will be dby the subscriber as executor
OF Major Harry et, deceased Meades Tavern in the
county OF Chesterfield the buckingham road about y
nhs above The town of Manchester public auc;io to the
highest bidder for cash. about EIGHTY SLAVES consisting
chiefly of men, amongst whom there excellent III
smiths, and carpenter also 80 co nucs horses
very large well orned twOackasses aud three
Amongst the horses nblooed mares and cojts
Of fine form and sire Also several Wagons ard carts with
al the necessary gear, and articles cual p and farm
ing utensils. BEVERLEY NANuOIpfT Evsor
Itch CrsD
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CARRIAGES.

- I.lyu-- .i4 o. tllE subscriber has for sale at
tSffEH. ZIP n his Manuiactory, Is miles from
Petersburg Va large assortment
SgSs4ZS4sIkl&SE17A of Work in his line OF business
- 4 20 Coaches and Coachecs with
double and treble steps, with ele-
giant trimmings and plated heband
Lle panei GigS win the best spring with plated
bellbands and full plated joints and leather tops
Very light Coaches with the door behind and swinging foo,
BOARD attached to the body for Cling gentlemen and
wants. z p lN '''
Single Sukie and stick Gigs double and single with and
without tops. @ 800 ~
Low priced family Stages handsomely finished fixed to
work with horses.
Eiegant hazee with elliptic springs with handsome tops
Win morocco Innings, fixed work with one or two horses
WIN the nt'ry nnted Charioices, and Dearborn wa
for one horse. - s"
u An excellent assortment Of the best plated and brass
mounted Harness for carriages, gigs family stages &c.
- - STERLING WOODWARD
NJ H. supply Of the above work had v sppIvin1
opposite Mr. William Frcnc's tavern O-Strcet Pefers
burg and liberal discount will be made cash payents
" orders from part of the country Addressed to Pop
lar Urove Post Office, Dnwdde county, va will ~. attend
ed To. MAJ ~ '' 80 - oe et.ci'-
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rOWN OLE GENIT0

VIE Act of Assembly establishing the Town of ienito
on the lands OF the subcrber passed last session.
hs oeen so far carried into effect have the laid out
WIN appropriate Streets which will be offered al pubc
saie On Monday the 18th Dig IF October ner on the follow
my terms to wit One third Cash the balance in two
sale. - ~ "'" '"' N'y VI
~ Is neileVed that few country places afford better pros
o success to the Industrious and enerpri,ing citizen
ne nEy be engaged than GcnitO II is situated on
s river spPouattox in the county OF Powhaian about 40
Ills above the flown OF Petersburg, with convenient
oi Ihe purest and best There already at
tavern, storehoue, several private houses dis
eisl Dachsm;hs shop, and nanuaciurr.r mill situated
river which affords navigation Petersburg nearly
80, "oie year The society around Geni;o is inferior to
% ~ ne country the neighborlood is populous healthy,
as aui distinguhedfor hospitality and good heafhs
nc subscriber win still dispose OF the whole Estate
~ Milch the above mentioned town is situated containing
seven hundred acres, with one-half OF very valuable
,, ring and grist mill, situated the river Apo
OF ne viii exchange for lands lying in some ofhe
iib, counties nearer To the mountains. Terms will be
'ei'i ana VIII be made known on application To
Geniio, Septcmber25 4as,s '-'
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THE SITRSCRIRER

WILL continue tile business heretofore carried on bv
w COLE JOHNSTON, at the sign Of the Golden An
VII where he Is just receiving complete and well selected
assortment OF HARDWARE, &c. Which he offers on the
most moderate Customers Of the old concern are
particularly requested to call. JAS. NJ. JOHNSTON.
September Ni Tiff
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NEW FASHIONS Z NEW GOODS.

NEW FASHIONS u NEW GOODS.
TTHoMAS u. BRADLEY begs inform his customers and
the public generally that he has just received his FaH
Lhcnas ShepPards Cl9LsS Ca5ee, and every other ar
cue ~ his business lie warranted in saying they SUI
perior in quality any importation made in This CITY AZ any
perioda considerable portion OF his cloths being elegant
VELVET CLOTHS, black and bue-Also an cepan SUNNY
Of Trimmings, make up such cloth rs NAV lie sent him,
lTlle has likewise received the regulations for the
uniform OF the CPeegs Of The Arny Macy from whom he
sclcits share Uf their patronage.
All OF which he will igi as low any goods and work
mansip Of the qualitythis is enabled 10 do r
importing his own goods from the manufactories
September %. 40 81
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MARSUAL;S SAI,E.

Under decree fthc superior of chancery for the
- Richmond district, pronounced the nth day March
1921, in cause depending therein between Rves Thornton
Co pai , aud Samuel Jones and James Bullock atnrs
OF James I. Hubbard, deceased and others, defendants
sian tie ISt day of Noven6er ey door of
the Eagle iloen the city of Richmond, expose sale by
pubic auction for ready money, tract OF LAND lying in
the county fCharottc, said contain Al acres prop
ery TIE late James T. Hubbard deceased Sale 10 be made
AZ - o'cl-ck. J. GuERRANT, NJ :. C. {. II. ID.
Sp1tp ri.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

ETNpER decree OF the superior chanccry
- Richmond district. pronounced the fi day OF March
1891, depending said court John S.
uhbs senior, pit and Fanny Lacy, widow of Edmund
deceased, and other defendants, SHALL the duy Of
SENDER merit offer for sale the highest bidder at public
auction for ready money, the premises subject
ower Of the said Fanny Lacy the LOT OF LAND with
improvements thereon in Der possession being part
lot No. IS in the city oil Richmond. Sale made nj
O'clock j. GuERliAN-r NJ s. C. e. n d..
SepteInlier
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-, THOMAS col. ENrAN, Ex'or
Vet D i5-tds of William Coleman. der
0ysA MANAGER WANTED

VIE subscriber wishes To employ for the year.
Il man well qualified manage his estate on pnn,nkey
IN me county OF Hanover single man,
sinaii ainy Will be preferred TO such well recon-
menaed and duly approved, adequate encouragement will
ue gwen. SPENCER ROANE.
Richmond.
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On gle Isl Of January 1922, CJair, or If 9TH
crisc, Tie iir ay vii IN joy Cas6 at uanfa-
pike IN fhe cossaty # King & Qpeot---
80 or 30 Remarkably Likely NEGROES.
belonging the estate Of Richard ronkc deceased /
should greatly prefer selling them in families
scit@5. 4o-VSwF WIN. GARNETT Ex'or.
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NOTICE

"a ~ having claims against the estate Of GAR
are lVAlPSON, deceased, late OF Hanover county
make 70 make them known and those iadetcd q
H0nortr September a. ''A' lA'D Ag ON
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TRUST SAFE OF LAND x NEGROES

IhOOI SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.
DuNSUANIto deed Of trust bearing date the It'll day Of
August 1921, ard duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
me county court 81 Essex, which deed IS made y Col John
angered TO the subscriber, trustee Tor John and Tho.
~ faunUefoy * ors o Tho Faunteroy, deceased shall
or e thtrd HoHdayi Jfay neat (Icing Essex CONT day)
proceed 20 sen 70 the highest bidder for cash before the
door OF the Farmers Hoi, in the Of TappahannOck
mat very valuable truc OF land ~ the county u Essex ON
we happahannock river, known and called by the ime of
baIhuhST also the following NEGRO SLAVES, 10 wit.
sally aud her Tour childrn Edmund, Marha Harriet and
Young chiMary and her three children Neiy Moses and
cid-Chariouc and her two children Layina Horace
Patty woHan-licnry, Nelson, Tom, Andrew and john
or a. much OF the said land and 81 the said ncgroe.
as viii satisfy the purposes ofthe said deed Suck title on
as is vested IN the subscriber will be- made to lie prclr
GUSrAVUS A. JONES Trustee
Urlanna. October .. 4i-tds
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H. nticnd. az V0u UIe0ge

.Hlcnd, y y0u please
VIE subscriber begs leave notify the public i'm general
and his friends and former customers in particuIar that
he has taken The pens formerly occupied by William p
thompson and HIMSELF and to which added every nece
sary convenience for Keeping aud Steying PorE upon
large and extended scale his best shall be used in
customers. - " ~
He has also removed his GROCERY STORE from the
va markethouse To Valleyseet, where keeps choice
and general assortment of articles that line and which he
IS resolved 10 se upon moderate advance of profit.
~ lie has constantly hand prime SAT- Beef PORK &C.
Richmond. Oct. 5. l2-5t JOSHUA RROIII RIInnn
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'RESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS.


M have just received in by the latest arrivals from,
" London and Liverpool, very assortment of
De niack drab and coronation mixtures CLOTHS
Cough lraithwac's napt Cottons,
an, DauskTr Cloths 81 brdseye
All o which are offered for sale by the package piece
'h inc most reasonable terms for town aeeepanees
JNo. & WM. GILLIAT.
Anew casks of very choice old L. Z. Madeira WINE i'm
ported years since, will be sold low close
September 81 S9--,f J.N WI
GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS. &c.
% % hhds ST croix and Orleans SUGARS
SO barrels Loaf do.
80 bags GREEN COFFEE
400 sacks SALT Liverpool filed
40 tons well assorted Bar Iron
do. Plough NTouds
J do. Blistrred Steel
4 do German do.
4 tons English Shut-assorted
Al kegs Dupont's Gunpowder
81 ii hhds. Antigua Rum
9 do N L. ditto
10 bbis (old) Baltimore whiskcv
. pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
qu'Eier-ppes J.. r. Tenerine do
Malaga do.
s hhds. Molasses
70 70 boxes a y lnperis I and Gunpowder Teas
~ Young Tyson do.
. do. Pouchonr do
Imperial Gunpowder do. in canistcrs of . lbs.
SO bbls Cut Nails, assorted
II do London rcfued Satpetre
81, 7-8 & Al Cotton Cloths
Cotton Yarns, assorted
Cotton and Wool Cards
Machine do.
Herrings
Ginger Pepper, Nutmegs, indigo Mader Alum Copperas
orisi0ne Stone Ware Demohns Plough Lines Cords
-pnt Iumblers, 3Ni0 i0Xl2 Glass, Writing Wrapping
Paper drindstones chewing Tobacco Superior qualify
ana at retail s she OF best old Liquors
Sert.25. 40-f WILLIAM ANDERSON.
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FROM NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Sept. I8.-Yestcrdlay morning,
about O'Clock, a fire broke out in Sackville
street IN the bakery occupied by Shay s. Mi
lama opposite the Chocolate MauufactOry
which extended with such rapidity, that at the
dawn of the day 90 houses were DESTROYED.
Ihey were owned as follows Estates OF the
late A. Bremmcr, 3 houses-Mrs. Liswcll,
=. IL. Fairbanks, Esq. Mr.. G.. Carver, Mr..
VI. Bennet, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Whitecross,
Mrs. Clacus, Mr.. Baltimore, two houses
Mr.. CraGen, Mrs. Clunis, cach-Mr.
Townshend, : MIR. Cassidy, MIR Pollard,
Mrs. lat, Mrs. Nelson; pulled down, and
materially injured Jack Ettcr blaclSman
j. Fortunately tn weather was III )derate,
ana the devastating element was confined TO
the block in which it originally Appeared
Some buildings were scOrchcd, and nearly
every pane of glass in the front of the resi-
dence OF >. Il. ROblc, Esq WAS DESTROYED by
TIE excessive heat of the fire. OF the proper
ty burnt only about G150O were insured. ana
the calamity has mostly fallen where il will
long be severely felt upon widows and or
phan children: upon industrious tradesmen
whose stock of worldly wealth was invested
IN the lenements they occupied. Happily NO
lives were lost, although several persons were
materially hurt. His Exccllency the 1t. Go
vernon was present, encouraging and directing
those about him the Field Officers and the
Officers OF the Garrison, and the Captains o.
His Majesty's Ships in the harbOr, with The
troops and sc8meu under their commanC
were uncOmmOnIy active.
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FOR SALE,


('aAT extensive and very valuable Estate called MANS
- Mn LODGE, formerly the property Of Thos Miller
dec-MGnsn Lodge rs situated in the county King VIII
liam on the Pamunkcy river, opposite Hanover Town and
within y Lies of the city Of Richmond in wealthy
ana agreeable neghborhood II contains thou
sand acres OF as valuable land river of which
about two thousand fairgrounds great fertility and of
various soils adapted 20 the culture wheat barley and
tobacco The high land also fertile, and clothed with
forests aiordng an abundant supply of timber
large Manufacturing Mill adioins this esateat which
the wheat made be solt small deduction from
the Richmond prices and from landing on the river
the products may be transported baltimore, expense
oil not more than eight ten cents busIcl There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for two
families with good ouhouses stables and barns attached to
eac-Ihe one is usually call ed Dasn Iodge the other
on that part OF the estate which has obtained the name of
Worty GroueTo the former belong valuable and exten
sVe orchards Perhaps estate in Virginia sirpasses this
in quality OF soil, beauty and pleasantness osiaon or in
the convenience and cheapness the TRANSFORMATION of m
products 10 the best marketsAlanskin Lodge Wormey
Grove will be Sold entire in parcels suit purchasers on
the following terms One fourth part the purchase money
will he divided into five equal parone fifth part of The said
fourth viii be required in caSbthc other four I will he
made payable IN annual instruments, essvey the first
payable on the fst January, G22-hc remaining three
lourhs viii be made payable the Isl january 1885,
Bonds with approx ed security will be required and decd Of
trust on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER
J. d. FERGUSON,
- , - Executors OF Thomas Miller dec.
Goochlanh. March So iOs3tf
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COTTON.

BOS T. "
NIB The above inscription except the No and the words
Cotton and Boston, stamped the Cards L. semi circulnr
Iorm-the NO and words Cotton Boston are printed
straight, and within the Semcircle Dated New Yrk IlS
Pearistreet. SAAII WuJ1-TElInpI A. 90 80
October 8. 90 q a. ~
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NOTICE

IL persons having claims against the estate ofGIDEON
FLOtRNOf. desired 90 present teu &, me forth
Wh' as am desrous 70 wind Up ny cxccuOrship Of said
estate. JOn DAN FLOUR NOT E.reeu,9r
PowAalah Aig. 81. 5i.a8w ofG,LS Fi-,-7f.,
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A FARN NOR SAJ.E

d n j hIhlH T On fCIlLE.
Y virtue of deed OFF trust from George H. Avery dated
- the 18th day of January 1872, the purpose. iei
expressed we the undersigned SHALL the seoul 1ToH9
january neTf proceed to sell To the highest bidder for y
money at the door of the courthouse Of county ate
OF Virginia, two of land situated ~ Beeviie i'm The
county aforesaid, the containing Estimation 30
and 10 rods and lying the Ohio Tiverihe other contain
ing four acres, lying the last mentioned tract and in
Guiding the mills Of the said Avery
George MAYBERRY,
JOSEPH SPENCER, trustees
BcIlevile, Wood county. Va. Orinher 2 1,-,rtqr.t
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VIZ following TRACTS OF LAND belonging to the f.
for sale - vas ~ "e ei'"
90 Uoodrile and the Bird on the third
lsssm alonday in October next ut Goochand Court
i.tinlv be made ~ -
Ihc abovs tracts ofand have lately been
az papers that 1t is thought again 10 describe
'heih' Terms oil sale as heretofore made known.
c.. 90 WILLIAM MILLER,
sep. -. 4i-tdS J. Il. FERGUSON. SLNors.
Laad, Houses and Lots, and Negroes for Sale.
w IL oc sold, Monday the i2th day Of NotenJr me IT,
III inc city OF williamsburg, public auction IL fair
IL 1 we next lair day, the following parcels of
yang and being IN the county of james CITY, and
With lev miles OF Williansburgto wit; tract con-
.iiS ~ acres, one do. I50 10. I2 OF 100
al the above lands of pretty good soil and tole-
i1oy wen ubered the cleared land produces corn and
wen. ne subscriber will she the lals
% person. VINO may wish 10 view previous the day
OF sac'-iter the land is Sold will offered for sale two
MoIhy e hotice of any person wishing proerty
" ,he vN, as they are situated part the town
anu wen suited for the residence OF OF business The
oi ,ne foregoing property will be made known
ay OF se-aer the sale of the estate viii sold
or cash. rom thirty to forty valuable slaves, consisting OF
men, women, boys and girls.
Oct. s 45-,ds Of william o,o;,n,n IA o. '
NOTICE is hereby given, thai petition will Ie presenter
10 he next General Assembly of Virginia, prayug the
passage OF law authofisDs and requiring the
me several countless and the c
eal corporations TO collect and quotas and
oher claims OF the Mutual Assurance Society," in the same
manner asthey are bound for taxes OF this
commonwealth, clerks tickets. s.
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FORTY DOLLARg REWARD

y ANYWAY from me n Richmond on thei28t last month
negro man named TOM. lately purchased hin, of a
Mr. Dougherty Of Alexandria He i'm Fairf,v
county, Va IL is probable he will attempt to make his wny
back again unless he IS taken up Tom Is TILL stout black
fellow stands erect when spoken speaks ick wears
wnisker and talks sensiby lie had domestic cotton
shrt osiabrg paniaioons and new wool hatno coai0
The above reward viii be- given any person who viii
that get him again WaI. UABSEy
September "a. a.
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Holm VAN T.EW Z, CO

JOIfN VAN LEW & co.
~ by the latea from Liverpool an ex-
Il iensiye assortment of HARD WARE, CUTi EiiY aud
SADDLEItl among which ten cases of Sharpe'sn
rover proof and other Guns, and FIVE casks Carriage Gig
Springs.
1@They keep constantly hand an extensive assort-
mcni Of best Dutch BOuLTING CLOTHS OF the most APP
proved quality. Sept %. 4O-lOt
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IMMERSION Ola MARYLAND---

UNIVERSITY OF MAINLAND.
TliiE medical Lectures will commence in the tpycrsitv
Of Maryland the last Monday Of October and be do
hvered by the following gentlemen:
Surgery, j. u. DaVfDGE VI. ID.
Practice OF physic, NATHANIEL POTTER NJ ~
Chemistry. ELISHA DE BUTTS NJ d.
Anatomy, GRANVILLE SHARP PATTISON Fsc
Dateria MetIica SAMUEL BAKER VI. D.
O1stetricks, RICHARD W. HALL w. d.
Institutes of Medicine MAXWELL NcDpVsFTT n n
ny ORDER GRANVILLE SHdRP PAPVISOY
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
ifttuhpfts Anguft III Qf--WtfN
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MAkSl'AL'S SALE OF SLAVES.
(f virtue of adccree Of the superior chancery for
~ the Richmond district pronounced the 5ih of February
iSi3 in depending in the said between James
henderson, admor of William c. Hudson dee plaintiff and
Hannah Hudson and other defendants, Me 25ih day IF
Otober neFt, at Amelia Courthouse shall sell the SLAVES
Dick and Joe, in the said decree mentioned
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S. O. GRID.
September o. :itJs