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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

0e"g speedy certain cure for the Yeneyiol
Disease al az as stages.
HtS article isspFroved by the Medic,Iscboo,s
OF France. and BY the College of Pbys;c;sns
N London. In the course of the exiens;ye $50
ho snd private practice Of medical cen,Iemr, NJ,
single case has ever occurred where m. r,,rs
b's MOI been speedy and permtaen,.
In The space Of five years no less Than ten ,ho,-
sane persons are reporl ed TO have been cursd ~
these Lozenges IN be city Of Psris alone Win.
cut The Iea', painful or dangerous s1mn,om.
Whatever, neither the mouth nor lie btesib re
IN me least affected BY The use of thi. mild s.fe
and certain remedy. All the extra medicines II
esefys.ge OF this disesse accompany the Iozer-
whole is S.. = '"e
Letters addressed TO the Proprie,or 7 p
WhhWeil, sgent TO he Boston Infrmsrv n Ros.
ton, post paid. enclosing The smount. and dis.
crihinS symptoms, will meet Immediate a,,en.
tion. 49,"
N. l.. Instructions preparatory 10 The use and
before the arrival of the medicine (Which viii
De forwarded by msil or packet will B., ,mns.
distey given, the whole business nav be condpc.
co without the knowledge Of second person.
Aug IL. r. ''''
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DISTRICT OF MAINE. SIS.

DE III REMEMBERED, That on his eieh.
~ teenth day Of August ia lhe year of our ord
one Thousand eight hundred and twenty one, and
the tofty sixth year Of the Independence or the
! United S,ates OF America, Jonathan Gie-nleaT
Of the District OF Maine, has deposited IN this or
ice, the title Of Book the ighi whereof lie claim.
a. author, in the words following, viz.
" Sketches OF tn Ecclesiastical History Of tie
state Of Maine. From the earliest settlement %
he present time. by Jonathan Greenear, Ps,tor
1ta Church in Wells. Portsmouth Published Lv
la rison Gray, X. Foster, Printer. 1891"
la conformity to the Act of The Congo or The
United States entitled An Act for tue encou,-
agement of learning, by securing the copies If
maps, charts, and books, 10 tie authors aud pro.
pietors Of such copies, during lie times therein
mentioned J" aud also 20 IN act, entitled Al
Act supplementary q act emf ted an act for the
encouragement ut learning by securi 2 The copies
OF maps, chars, and books, 10 be su .hof and bro
prietors q such copies. during the tues the-cip
mentioned, AID extending the benefits thereof "a
The arts OF designing. engraving, and etching his
soficai and other prints =
JOHN MUSsEY, JUN.
Clerk Of NE District Court Of Jguire
A True copy as Of rscord-,4tlea,
JOHN MUssLYi JUS. LLeik u. Z. Mime.
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DYE-STUFFS. PAINTS, &c.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
ID public. that he has for sale at his Stc-e in
fofe-Street, Head Of Long WhGT,
Logwood, Fustic, Alum. Oil IF VtroI,
Camwccd, Nicsragus, Indigo, Nu'gals. Press
Redwood. Blue Vtrol, Papers, Clothier'
Nader, Copperss, ,Jacks, Te.els, &c. &c.
....ALSO..
Dry and ground white 5 lion,
Lead, .Spsnisa Brown. Spirits
Red Lesd, Linseed Of Turpenlre.
OIL, Spruce Yellow, Rose link. Gum Cpaal,
Ventlan Red, Verdi Cop.l Vsrnish, Crime
grise, Y-lIcw. Litha &c,
Orange Red, Vermil- Psint Bushes. &c. &c.
Together with q ComDi@'e assortment Of
Drugs 8 Medicines
ell Of which will be sod IN the most reasonable
terms. JOHN COE.
Aug. II. (6w)
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AT Court OF Pre- bate held Fye6urg, within and for the
county OF Oxford, or the thryhrs day Of Iuy in rhe
wear or Lord ight cen humid ed and twenIS III,
hAViD HARDY. administrator the estate Of ST F..
~ PHEN H-iRDl, late OF Fryeburg, in said county,
@ r ut, deceased, having presented his second
OF administration OF the ost+te Of said deceased
ORDERED, That the said David Hardv give notice n
all pe ss interested BY causing copy OF this Be
published three weeks successfully in the zctte prit
t Portland thar they may appear Probate Court oEhe
held az the Dwelling House Of Widow Abigail Osgcrd At
Fyeburgi said county. the last Tu, say of nuarv
neNt At zen e the clock IN the forenoon, hew Cause
any they have, Why tie same should not be yrtd.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER. Iudge
"A true coIy-Attest. kEuEL WA, HBURN. Regr.
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Mem GOods-I very cheap ~,
CHARLES RPAnT nv

H.
HAS jun received an extensive assortmsn, oe
- ENGtisH FREAcE, INDIA and AnRp,r.m
DRY GOODS, which will be sold very chean. a.
cath only consulting 40 part Of the FOLLOWING -
egant rankin Grape Dresses.
SACK nansin Grapes, a few pieces extra oualitv
cases ack and coloured Canton. Crane,
"a Grape Skswls
Fancy Haiti Handkerchief.
SIX Tag, ozndsnna, black aod cro.sbarred do.
begsnE figured and twilied silks,
ack and coioured Silks larpe a.sor,na,,
Bsit sewing Silk and TwiR,
Silk Gloves, Gent spun tilk half Fore.
t'egant gaTnH uTe ribbons, new stile,
Back Bombazins Italian Grapes.
White ace Shawis, black Gallcoas.
Black and coiOured Ribbons.
lfIsh Linens, Inca Cambrics, do. %. hdIfs
- La"bs' imitation, null and common Book
Mullins, remarkably low; figured Musliu.. from
one 70 moe ihlll'ngs PEI yard,
a. and Cambric,, cheap.
London Prints, elegant Patterns
C@hcoes, large ss'ortmen,, and very cheap.
Zach FurnituTe,, Englif. Gipghsm=. Carlisle ~.
Cotton CsiincIes, go doz. Cotton Handk'fs. .ome
a. the low price Of 20 cts per dczen,
LADIES and Ce1tlemsn's white cotton Hef.
Wide and narrow D.mities Il ON 20 10 so ets nsr
ysrI, black tabby Velves.
Back cotton Binding, ladies' { geotlenens -,
Cotton Servings, coIoure5 Canhrics.
Brush Cotlons, blue and buff Kankins.
suspsnders, american Sheetirgs, shirtirgs. Cirg-
hams, Stripes Checks, &C. &C
Bet tupefire b'ue acd black Londos Brsadcrorbs
q &c assortment Of blue. black. mired ana
Other eoloui ed CLOTHS, which were bought At
au7"on aod will be sold unu.uaiy cheap, Cali.
mere astnetts. white add cocured FIanneIs.
PLAN anoshguFed Cashmere ShaEls. Few patterns
hvsry REFUSED prices, fne black Bombsz..u.
May II. n
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CUMBERLAND, IS.
feieg Chandler, Clerk of the Proprietors of
New G. ucester.
YOU are hereby required in the name Of the
, ate Of Maine to notify the Proprietors of the
town Of New Gloucester in manner "a The ,aw die
rects 10 meet az the time aud place and for the pure
Poies mentioned in the foregoing application.
Gwen u1der my hand and seal at New Glouces-
ter, this twenty fourth day Of August, A. d. 1872
DEXTEN BE RICE
Juitice ofthe Peace for the County Of Cumberland
In pursuance of the foregoing warrant 10 me
directed, do hereby notify the Proprietor: Of the
iowa OF New Gloucester 10 meet at the time and
pace mentioned IN the foregoing application and
for the Pui poses therein expfested.
PELEG CHANDLER
Dated Al New Gloucester, this 24.h day Of Au
gui, a. d. 1921.
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WOre white CdmJricS* *cheap%
CHARLES BRADLEY,

6--.Hussey's Roc, Middle Street,
LAS Just received 81 and Oh white Cambrics,
L very cheap plain Musns, much cheap
er than usual-nce white Jeans aud Dimoties, at
- cts per yard-aso, bale stout bleached
sheetings, at 90 Ct. per yard.
Likewise, on hand, an extensive assortment Of
HOOlen, silk and Cotton GOODS, which will be
sou " cheap II for cash only. is. Il.
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Land at Public auction

WILL be sold at the house Of Harrison Thatcho
w er, Innholder, il Machas, County of W ASH
ingtOn, OF the first day of October next at two
O'Clock, L, NJ. all the right. title and interest
which franklin Rising has in and TO 8S4 acres and
1o5 rods of Land in township No. ~, (aiias Or
anSetown) in the c unity of Washington, lying III
common and undivided as the same was set off OF
execution to said Rising judgment against
1. Whitney, in March 1920.
Terms, Cash, Boston money, on delivery OF the
deed
For particulars, enquire Of Messrs. p. o. Thatch-
er and W. a. Warner, Court Square, Boston, or
X. K. Porter, Machias.
Machias Aug. 10, 1891. 4w.
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To he sold ty order OF the Supreme Judicial
Court Of The Stale Of Maine, o the highest
bidder, "a the Store of JOHN FELCH. in LINER
'ct, on Monday the ffh day of November nt Il,
at one O'Clock p. NJ. the following descr,-
bed real estate, situated aud lying in limerick,
il being the property Of ALPHEus FELcH, mi
ner. viz forty acres Of land in loi No. 8, forty
acres in lot No. 10, and lot No. 7, all on B.
range and adjoining little Ossipee river
EDMUND HAYES, Guardian TO
ALPHhUS FELCH.
Limerick dUgRa IS, 1921.
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

o Dexter Bearce, Esq. one of the JuGice, Of
L the Peace within and for the county of Cum
berland
We he subscribers FIVE of The Propristors of
New Giouee' ter, judging PROPRIETOR Meeting
TO be nece sary, do hereby requesi you to issue a
warrant for the calling of Meeting of SAID Pro.
pr'etors TO De Aoden AZ the office of Peeg Chan
der, Egg IN New Gloucester, on Saturday the
hoenfy second day Of September neat at two of the
clock IN the afternoon, to act on the following ar
tices, viz.
/. To choose Moderator.
2. To choose Clerk. Treasurer and any officer
that n ay De Eecefsry for the msnag.meut Of said
ProPrie'ory.
3. To choose fGch committee as may be thouehr
necessary when met.
4 To allow such accounts as may be presented
S. To pay such sum or sums OF money As may
be thought necessary.
S. To see If they will take any measurls TO eel
or lease any of the common and undivided Land.
and act thereon az fhall be thought necelary when
met.
z. To zee if they will choose and au hor;zc an
Agent TO commerce action against any person who
may have rrespssse2 on any of he Lands belong
ing 10 the concern.
PELEG CHANDLER.
JOSEPH E. FGXCROFT,
ISAAC PARSONS, Jr.
ISAAC PARSONS,
NAH. EVkLETH
Dated, at New.Gicucsster, this cath day of Au-
gust, 1871.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-11

rHE snbscribers having beer arpoin ~ the Ho Al
- tlON n. PARIS. Esq. Judge of Probate. OF Will
&c Tor the county OF Cumb, snd receive and ssamin
the claims OF creditors the estate Of
AIMS BRYANT.
late o. Portland. IN sail county, Toblecons deceased
resented inovtnt hereby give notice h six months
allowed 70 SAID bring in ard prove their claims
and thar we shall attend that service the Office
WOODBURY. SroRER. j.. in said Portland On Saturday
te feniHh ot Sept inter. and tire last Saturday in
the mouth q vember ard January next three O'Clock
IN the Afternoon OF said DAYS.
WOODBURY. sTORER, jr. 90,
CHARLES 1HAXrER, I'm r.
August. IS, 1871
~ the subscribers having been daily appcnts d bv m,
W HON ALBION X. PARIS, Judge Of Probate for The
county OF Samoersnd 70 receive anu examine tbs Claims
and demands against the Of
MARK MERRILL
te 81 Portland, deceased. nsovent hrrev
gIvenotice thai six months from he day 4,
August current, aowero dto-s bring in f II
CLAIMS and prove their d.bts and tr rhev viii arter
tnat service Il the Dwelling House nfZADOCK DEAN n
Mno' from ior 70 six O'clock. r. NJ the LIST SIturd
OF TINS and The hve follow inF months.
ZADOCK DEAN.
Mint, Aus. =, is7l
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CLASS OF 1916,

THE members of the class, who were graduated
at BOWdOin, in 1916, are notified, that their
annual meeting will be held at DOVES HoTEI. at
O'Clock in the forenoon, on the day Of Com
menCement.
JOHN $. TENNEY. committee
Brunswick, Aug. 6.
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Oxford Bible SOCietv.

THE members Of The OxFoRD BIBLE SOCIETY
= are hereby notified that their next annual
meeting vii! be holden at the ACADEMY, in
BucsftH. on the third Wednesday, IA September
meat, al 1 O'Clock in the afternoon.
First preacher, Rev. LINCOLN RIPLEY,
Second, Rev. JAMES HOOPER.
SAMUEL SEWALL, Recor. Secy.
Sumner, Dug. 90, 1921.
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NOTICE.

To be 'cId At public Auction At the hou,e Of the
subscriber 70 Fryeturg on SATURDAY, he
l9th day OF September next, a, O'Clock, p. M
by order of the Judge OF Probate for the County
OF Oxford, so much of,he real eiz4e Of STEPHEN
q HARDY, late OF Fryehutg aforesaid Cord
wainer, deceased, az will produce the UNI Of two
hundred and SIX dollars, to pay the Just debts of he
deceased aod incideu charges
Said KsAl Estate coRs'ts of twenty acres Of good
oPlano ana ten acres of intervale si'ua'ed 90 he
~est side OF Saco river, about two mics from
fryeourg academy, and well situated for Tan
ner. or any mechanic, with house, one ffory hiyh
twenty BY thirty feet and good barn 25 bv so
feet. DAVID HARDY Aar,;,;.,
tryeburg, aug. 18th, iS2I.
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'HE subse, ibe hereby gives public notice TO all con-
Germ a. ht she has been duly appointed and taken u-
on herself the trust Of Administrative of the estate of
DANIEL HILL,
hte of Baldwin in he county of Cumbe Woman de
ceased by giving boni the directs-Sh therefore =
quests an rsons who indebted the said
estate 10 make immediate payment and those VITO have
any dmands thereon, exhibit the same for payret 70
Baldwin. Aug 49, 82I.
HE ber hereby gives pubick notice a. All Coz
ed th she has been duly appointed ard taken upon br
self the trust of Administrative on the estate Of
JOHN CERRlSH,
lat of Du ham, IN the OF Cumbera Yeorn 5e
ceased by giving bon the law directs She the fore r.
ali who indebted the said
make inmedi ayment and who have av
demands there exhibit The for ettlemrn, 70
JOANNA CEKRISH.
Durham, August Al. 1927.
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'kHE subscriber gives public &c 70 al conctrn-
-. 81 that rs % duly appointed and taken upon
"a MES BRYANT
late OF Portland ~ the county OF Cumberland Tobaccon
deceased, by giving bond the directs-r therefor
requests all PERSONS 10 indebted said
estate TO max immediate pigment and those who have
d-msnds thereon exhibit the same for settlement
Tie cJntmlssjoutTs. DAVID CPIFFIrII
Portland. August ~. 1921.
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large number Of COOK STOVES Of bis
own invention, which will be found 10 combine
more advantages than any before offered TO the
public, as can be attested by many who have them
IN use--lhe objection TO many Cook Stoves in
roasting meat. cannot be made 10 these. as the
roasting IS as perfect as by fire two large pie
ces can be r1a'ted at time on spits exposed 10 a
rec current of air.--Those who wish TO purchase
an article SO important in domestic USE are reques-
ted TO call ard examine for themselves.
these about commencing house keeping, will
hnd great saving in Kitchen Furniture. as all
necessary Cooking utensils are attached TO the
stove, and those who are building can save the ox-
pense OF ne chimney by procuring one of them.
He Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and lin
tunnels, Tor Stoves Ofall sizes with copper and all
other KIND Of apparatus for Cook Stoves al short
not'ce-haVing procured the best of workmen for
that purpose.
.dLSO--FoR SALE AS ABOVE, a general assort-
ment Of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
And large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS.
which will be warranted 20 prove good
Jan. 16. If
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Dated, at New-Gcucsster, this cath day of Au
gust, 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

M The ENQUIRER Is published twice week, general
n, and three times during the of the
;,,o,r,-Pricc the heretofore Fire Dollars per
s,n n,valc in advance Notes al Chartered spccc-pay
Ranks (e) will he received in payment The Editors will
,nee safety ef RENTING them by mail, the postage
OF all letters being paid nv the writers.
r paper win be discontinued ut at the discretion
of the Eitors,l unit, all arreaagrs have been paid
uT Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers,
shall have a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ One square, iess-First Insertion, rs cents-cach
continuance, 50 cents.
Advertisement inserted until has either been paid
for, assumed by person in this city, its envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
MARSHAL'S SALE

OF F.4LU.4BLE LANDS AND SL9TES.
TTNDER OF the superior court Of c.ancery for the
Rchnpr district ,ronounce,l the 2eth day January
fsisns cause depcndin,, therein William Bernard
.So, e shall on .he aah day Tossbsr merit at the
frpn Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond, offer
COR by public auction. the highest bidder for Casa the
Following property much hsreoas he sucientto
satisfy the said decree VIZ Sas acres Of LANp lying IN the
m owls pru and wife nv the said Rootcs, and 1928
wasns and others" Wing partly on Severn river
ISL acres conveyed by the said Burwel in the deed
wler Il said Rooies formerly resided, adjoining the
Town Of irederirksl,urg and the following SLAVES viz
rex sies sawney Sarah ard child SAL Charles
Ph;I Jenny aud her daughter Jenny Patty, Frankey
child sally Nelly and her child Billy; and Lucy, Fanny her
child Billy Easter her child Polly Rose her thd Billy
his wife The above sale viii commence a, u o'clock the
day aforesaid J.GCERRANr, NJ. s. CORD
ihc balance due and payablc under the
600 with interest from the first day oJanuary last
fIE sn1Zciib offers for Sale lolIowne Ian D W.
/. TRACT in Psylyaua, known by the namc
rf Woodbridge, containing s9i acres and now occupied
v Mr. Nathaniel W. Henry. On This Is large hand
sore With every convenient out house, Orchard
Garden, and m excellent Spring in the yard About 100
rres are cleared which in good heart; part Of
She rich tobacco land and the whole Of it lies
less than the price Which buildings The land
separately. il application is made Immediately Pos
session VIII he Given on the Is, November next
living Wilnson t'rces about 10 miles above pnuvie,
Iy woods-ahout third oG is rich tobacco land.
s. tract in Bedford, containing ESQ and living
taunton River, about SO mics from Iynchburg This
which is commonly considered TO be the valuable part
o Ross well known Staunton and gg River lands,
aou 81 Of low grounds nj superior quality and
200 acres ohgh land supposed equal 20 in the
wiz he divided Into parts 10 suit purchasers.
& Several small tracts, lying m the of Ptsylyaua,
and adjoining the lands now occupied by Mr. Charles Car
and alT W Langhornc. These tracts which also
par Ross lands afford very eligible settlements
men &c moderate capital They contain from 200 10 500
each have good proportion excellent tobacco land
well asaiete, and convenient to the range afforded by
Z Smiths Nlcuniain.
). 4 trsct of ST lying, Dan River about
miles below Danvillc. This tract has conInodnus
house Of SIX about half of il i heatiiv tim
herc. L j. the joint proncrty OF COL George Townes and
the suN7obe md application may be made either for
tho purchase otit.
fie above property VII he sold reduced prices and on
accommodating &C payment For part o IL Negroes,
property in LynchburG Roanoke Stock i'll be recey e., in
payment GEORGE TUCKER.
INnriiu-g. October Il. a5-Gt
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WILL BE SOLn-


NJ MONDAY the 26th of November next at the late re-
- s"ience ot Mrs Mary Goode, deceased in Chesterfield
county, about nine miles above the OF Manchester Mi
me household ana kitchen furniiusehe crop of corn tj-
der' plantation utensils With all the stock of COW hogs and
sheep, two valuable mules yoke oxen and cart 6c
ierms-under D. cash that nine months credit
me purchaser giving bond with approved security.
WIN aso be offered for sale, SOL Of valuable AND
when lies level and is well adapted the culture of corn
ana wheatneary oncaf in woods There /, reserve of
oneha acre where the family is buried and OF the next
year, as the plantation is rented o-the purchaser will have
INC privilege OF seeding crop Of small grain next fall
terms. IONS s1rI't.
Chesterfield, Oct. so 5O-gH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
TRUST GALE

conformity with the provisions deed Of trust exc
cuen by ilneh WATSON and dated the 2Jd day of TuIy
S< 3i record ~ The county of Cumberland COUNTY
r SDscrncr the trustee therein named, will proceed 10
sci az pubic auction, on TUdny IRE 3th dny nj No.nIy
'air otherwise the first fair day thereafter NJ the
oI o' ~ o'clock Zach faylors tavern in the town of
Cariersve, the following real an, personal ,rncr,v ro
voyed by the SAID deed Of trust, for the purrc icrcn
meoned VIZ Ian-fard with the stock hand. al the
xtures huse and utensils thcrcuuto BELONGING cuny
gHren adjoining The said town being Tie same which va,
and one gig and harness. two colts one ,yaon and gear,
carts cows, yearngs, Is hogs, aud undry articles O.
OuSehOd ana Kitchen furniture, and all the crop now grow
ing on the plantation whereupon the said ngb watson re-
sides. HICHAgD CfTf = NfNc.tt, ~ '1' ''
Ocfober90 ~ tt "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

COMMITTED 10 The Jail Of Noriols county rs runaway
~ negro man who calls himself WM BBOWN-states
that he free man. end ho served in the o. s. navvrhe
said Brown o dark comnlcxion feet inches higi "a
cars Of age has scar ON the I'm leg which he
wound by mskct ball. and his LETT side
stab. The of said negro ifauy. desired to prove
ls property ~ those Interested produce the proper evil
denccs of BIS irrctor he will he disposed of the law
directs. WM. NFNNANN. Tailor III Morrill,, cf,tftst.
MAY a. 8-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
TRUST SALE.


t2ilE subscriber Pursuant certain deeds ofs executed
\ by Robert Campbell to John X. Jones and George
Ferguson. each deceased and himself the security
lndenihcaton ofXaclarnh Brooks, will surviving
tee Of the said John H. Jones' George G.. Ferguson and HIM
seiH sdnfsddyt The 2h IF Ocfobcy eleven o'clock A.
III NJ the premises expose for sale by public auction for
cay money all the said Camphc rghtitle and interest
.ii1 to the ground living in the city oRichmond between
Tue lines o McSsrS Page and Robinson and Shocoe creek,
on Gary H. and extending back from said
hundred feet thirty foot alley, laid in the said
SaphelS plan of his lots situated u. aud Shockoe
her which said last sale, the front door OF the
te Ogel in the said city, and the terms, the fol-
rowing very valuable WESTERN LANDS will he offered
r sale viz: eight, undivided twenty SEVENTH parts Of
[o acres OF land, lying in the Of Kerawa state
VI virginia between the waters Of Great and Little Kcnaw Ia
NersAso all his the said Campbcls right title ard in
res' IN and to Tract OF Land containing 200 acres, in
cast side of Ohio river, abort sixty miles below the falls
wc interest Of the said last piece parcel OF land is des
los 20 be one undivided moiey in his ght and
nuVnet trd part of ;he remaining moict, assignee Of
onet Hicks, and Of the Distributes Of John Hicks
"ec nv purchase since the death Of said John Hicks
or SO much of said pieces, parcels lots OF land may he
Ny TO satisfy undry negotiable notes and debts and
INC costs and charges attending the execution OF the
n b. The subscriber will only convey title may
IN him rs trustee
me above sales viii be conducted y Mcssrs VIM &
Clarke, auctioneers
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, Sury'g Trustee.
inc above sale by OF parte is postponed ill
tiy he Third dGy Of Novfnbrr al which time the
un creditors of Mesrs. Brooks ard Campbell respect
it =, a ~ sti,Si;,, = I! r .T 49,. ~
October g. " ~ 70 ,,is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
NOTICE

VIZ death Of John l. Harris, Of the firm OF SHELTON
HARRIS, makes il necessary that the affairs of said
hrni should be speedily scitle-Those who Claims
against the sad concern will please bring with
those indebtedwill il is hoped, discharge their
pec'se balances Immediately, that is with expedi-
non rs me nature of the will admit of-hose who fail
TO comply with this reasonable expec, nv
indulgence Tor none can he given. JOHN SHELTON,
o % Susfoing partner Of Sleiton & Harris.