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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-08
Just Published
A ND for sale a. John A. Stewards book
IA store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
OF rHE
REFORMATION,

Being an abridgment Of Burnet's History Of
the Reformation OF the Church o. England.
Together with sketches Of the lives OF Lu.
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celebra'
ted reformers OF the continent. by The
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector OF the Parish
of st. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgmeDt of the history Of the reioIDa'
ton, prepared for publication by The Rev.
B. Allen, | with pleasure comply with bis
request. in givingit my humble recommen'
dalton. 1t contains the history OF all The
important iacts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those who have not the time or the means
of consulting that writer, must prove inter-
esting and valuable. There being consl'
derable class OF persons under these cITcum,,
stances, such work has been wanted, ana
think, the present one will BE- highly ac'
ceptable, as serving to meet the existing e.
igency WILLIAM Fl. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-08
HOUSES. LANDS, SC.
For Sale or Rent,

THAT commodious two story
Tf BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with
o. necessary out building, and large
A we'll improved gardel lot, situate
at the lower end Of Fairfax street. ihe
terms will be made accommodating either
70 purchaser or good tenant. Apply to the
PRIMER april "a If
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NOtice.

4 Ii person. indebted to THOMAS SHREvr.
IA or Thomas SHKEvE 4 Co. by note OF
bond. are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers; and those on
open account to call on them and close Inc
same by note, otherwise they will be put IN
to the hands of an attorney.
GEORGE S. HOUGH, T,,.tees
JOHN MORGAN,
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To Rent,

r.. And possession given between the
&fl present time and March next, that
Ssssl elegant and commodious three story
49, brick house, the
Union and Marine Hotel,
situated ON Union-street, near the Potomac
1t is admirably calculated for the accommo-
aation of travellers from Maryland, anu sea-
faring gentlemen. II has been occupied as
a tavern for many years past; For Terms
spplSto ANTHONY hhoDEo'
january 5
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To Let.

- THE two western tenements OF
FIN The warehouse at the Diagonal pump
~ lately occupied by Messrs. B. E.
49, Harrison 4 Co they will be rent
ed low TO good tenant and possession given
Immediately. Inquire at this office.
June 4 Iaw7t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-08

Manufactured Tobacco.
ENORTY kegs manufactured Tobacco,
II Barclays warranted, small twist,
A few kegs Large Twist superior qualify
Warwick's brand, received by scbr. John,
from Richmond, for sale by v
THOMAS v. HUCR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-08
Notice.

Public notice is hereby given to the Mem.
bers Of the Mutual Assurance society thai
General Meeting Of the said Society VIII
be held, in pursuance OF the order VI ao-
iournment, on the second Monday IN June
next, at the Capitol in The city OF Richmond
when the report of the select committee
appointed as above will be made. And as
business of the most interesting and import
ant character to the Country Branch Of the
Society will be before the meeting, 1T is
earnestly hoped that the Mem bers thereof
will be punc;ual in their attendance, eitDer
in person or by proxy.
Lists of the members, and the form OF a
proxy will be forwarded TO the clerk Oh
each county wherein there are buildings IN
sured with a view 10 facilitate the making
JAMES RAWLINGS,
may P. .qg'iM A. Sy.
Form Of PROXY or PouDsr Of Attorney,
- the subscriber member OF Tie
Mutual Assurance Society against hre on
buildings of the State of Virginia, do here,
by constitute and appoint - - OF
true and lawful attorney toI
- and in - behalf to attend the
General Meeting of the said Society to be
held 10 Richmond on the second MONDAY IN
June, 1891, and for - and in - -, behalf
to vote and act on any business which may
come before the said meeting as fully as II
- w personally present. in wItnes;
whereof - ha--- set - hand aId
seal the - day OF --, 1897,
Witness,
A.. b.. - - lSeal.J
The undersigned conceives that regard
to- candor of fair dealing, requires him on
the present occasion 10 make brief expose
of the situation of the funds OF the society
that the members thereof may be fully in
formed Of the condition of their institution,
and that they may be The better prepared
TO suggest Any mea snrAs ne h'eh tho ev@encv
He deems this expose, in this way, the
more Necessary, because be is aware that
notwithstanding the usual efforts TO dltiuse
information through the medium OF the an
nual reports which are printed and distri-
buted, that many members, particuly IN me
country, are not advised of the state OF
their funds,
Summary Statement, sheuing the condition
of the country Branch Of the MD 80
ciety on. first May, 1921.
The whole amount of funds and Of debts
due to the Country Branch of the society
as per report of 18TH January, 1891,
was D33.784 81
The quota or requisition on the
members for the year, 1921 a.
mounts 10 IL, 8O3 So
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-08

New-Orleans Sugar.
LVORTY FOUR hhds. first quality N. Or.
Il leans Sugar, landing from schr Cent,
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
June
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Leaving, without reference TO
the expenses, &c. OF the insti-
tuition, a probable deficiency =,
of funds OF Dl2,OO2 Qb
Summary Statement of the condition Of The
funds of the ToWn Branch of the VI. A.
Society on the LIST, May, 1891.
The whole amount of funds belonging to
the towns, as per report of the 18th Jan.
1891, was, clear of all demands inclu-
ding the quota OF 1921, estimated at
D173,6O0 90
There has been received
since that time for new pre-
miuEs and additional premi-
ums, about 400 w
Dl73,OuO 90
From which deduct losses by
fire which have happened -
since that tine about l8,OOO w
Probable Nett Funds of the
towns, on Ist May, 1921 10000 W
JAMES RAWLINGS.
mays +. .agl NJ. A. So.
TO the Members Of the Mutual assur-
GHCe society.
TN compliance with The request OF the sspe-
l. cial committee, named in the first OF the
preceding resolutions. take the liberty to
remind the members of the Mutual Assur..
ance Society against Fire on Buildings OF
the State of Virginia, that scarcely any OF
the important business of the Society was
completed at their last general meeting. and
that it is therefore, in the highest degree, in
teresting to both branches OF the Society,
that the general meeting, proposed to De
held on the end .Monday in the neat month,
should be as full as possible-..indeed, ge-
neral meeting cannot be legally formed but
by the attendance of the members. as well
OF the town as of the country branch; be-
sides while the report Of the special commit
tee will among other things suggest amend
ments Of the rules anu regulations OF the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-08

NS<3oo' "
The losses, SC. re-
ported due and un-
paid on the l2thJan.
we've D4I, 800 03
Since the 18th Of Jan.
losses have happen
ed amounting 10 "a
bout the sum of $4,000 90
Ct GOA 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21

l=ssthan forty-nine Of fthose xiEI places !"
This recurrence produced the following
ludicrous mistake When some of the
English militia regiments were in Ire
land, during the rebellion. soldier,
a native of Devonshire. who was sta.
toned at an outpost stopped coun-
tryman, and demanded who he was,
whence he came, and whittier he was 20.
ing The fellow replied, "And my
name my dear honey, is Tally hog; and
dye see ] have just been to Ril2many,
and now am goino to Killmo,e." Up
on which the sentinel Immediately seized
him, expecting to receive high reward
for apprehendng a sanguInary rebel, by
confession just come from murder and
going to "a fresh banquet of blood.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
c. NJ. 1'HURSTON.

HsPERs FOR SALE, wholesote and retail,
" For Cash, or ofhro0ed credit,
100 bids. 90 rierces and 10 bbls. best res
failing Moasses;
10 boxes and 10 bbls. Havana blown Su-'
gars;
s do. white do;
90 chests Hyson. Young. .Hysoo, Hysop-
skin, and Sosehons Teas;
10 hhds and 100 bbls. best rye Gin, dif-
ferent brands
s do. w. l. Rum;
8 pipes Cognsc BRANDY;
90 or. casks Wine, diffe'en, kiodsji
90 kegs FIRST qoali,y Tobacco;
30 do. Gun.Powder (;
30 bbls. Flour;
10 boxes Doolit,le Soap; 10 do. sperm
Candles;
so quin,als Goldfish;
500 lbs Cssss, Nutnegs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pesrlasb
LorrilIard's Msccoboy ard Scotch Snuff,
and Psper Tobacco, sc. Sc. Aug. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
MiSCELLHN tOUS ARTICLES.
From the Nan.ucxet Inquirer.

Profane Ssseamg.-Oiall the crimes
that ever disgtaced society, that OF pro-
sane swearing adults of the least palfia-
zion. Nothing can be offered to Justify
an impious oath, and yet it is the most
common thing. Visit what class OF peo-
pie you may, from the voiaries OF the
midnight stew to the most elevated walks
ot life, you hear imprecatlons that would
astound the ears OF stork, and wound
the feelings of the least Rejecting mind.
No oeneGt can be derived from profani-
ty; Nothing is held forth as a temptation
to comoit the act nothing but the per-
verseness and depravity OF human nature
would have suggested such thing as
this crime yet such is Its prevalence,
that by many 1t IS mistaken for a fashion,
able requirement and considered as an
indicative oi energy and decision OF char
acter. Fatal deusion Reflect young
man. Has not the sovereign mandate
which says, "Thou shalt not xiii" said,
d" Thou shalt not take the name of the
Lord thy God in vain?
81, cbilis my blood to hear the blest supreme
Ruuely appealed TO on each uiAing theme.
Maintain your rank, vulgsri,y despse,
To swear. is neither brave, polite nor wise,
You would not swear upon the bed OF death;
Reflect your Maker stop your breath.
H,.y and rev'rend is thy Makers names
With holy reverence then pronounce the same,
While angels bear it ,rembling on their tongues;
His love md grace the theme of ell their songs,
TIA, nSme which angels high in bliss adore,
tina sacred name. do IN III profane no more"
"A domestic once entering in fright
the study OF his master, who was in a
deep thought and contemplation. told
him that the house was on fire. .-WeH,
said he, inform nv svjfe Of il, do not
interfere in The househoH AFFAIRS.
The frequent recurrence Of names Of
places beginning with KILL is not lit
tie alarming to stranger IN Ireland, more
especially it he be not under the inAu-
ence of those foolish prejudices. which
have been excited against this country.
81 have (says Carr, in his stranger in
Ireland) Jus, ENUMERATED in memory not
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE,

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
i friends and me public, that they have estsb-
lished the lndigoblue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at he coloring and finish
ing Wooen goods of all descriptions will be fin.
ished in The neaest manner, on the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls in the beet
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-
ployers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHOPE. and
ROBERT Il & FRANCIS CARR, Newpprs.
GEORGE LAWION, Tipertsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry
They return their sincere thanks TO their formet
customers and solicit the continuance Of their ia
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCK
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth. June 10, 1921 ....
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PEMOVAL.
Andrew v. Allen & Co.

Lave r>movsd to the store recently owned and
III occupied by T.. RHop,s, Esq. No. los,
Tbamesstreet a few doors south Of their old stand.
where they have for sale, at Wholesale and retsh'
general
Assortment cj Groceries.
Newport, March 81.
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pOtTR
(SELECTED.1
.:.!!:...:
THE RAINBOW.


PIay'd the sunshine aud rain drops, the birds and the
breeze;
The landscape, outstretching in lovelness lay
Oa the lap of tie year, in the beauty OF May.
For the Queen ofuie Spring, a. she pass'd down the
vale,
Left her robe on the trees, and her breath on the
gale
And he smile Of her promise gave JOY 10 the hours
ers.
-
The skies. like a banner in sunset nnrolPd,
Ger the west threw their sP'epdor of azure ana 8o'u
But one cloud at distance rose dense ana
Till its margin Of black touch ID the zenith. and east
gow'd,
When vision Of beauty aPpear'd on the cloud -
Twas not like the Sun, as at midday we Uew'
Nor the Moon, that rolb nightly through Haf'iBh1
Ike Spirit, 1t came IN the van OF Storm
And the eye and the heart hAhd us oesumu' 'or"
For 1t look'd not severe, like an hngel o' Wra'h,
path.
in the bues Of its grandeur, subiimely stood'
Der the river, the village, the held ana ,he Woo;
rs conscious they gave and shoroeo oehg"~
Twas the bow Of omnipotence, bent IN HIS hand
whose grasp a Creauon the ohVelse sPa""
IhS vow from the nooo 70 TIC GAIL VI i"'@
,.,,,.
No Dreadful AS wheh ~ the "hir'"'nn ne P'e"',;
When storms are ms chafio'' anu "S"'""'s' "''
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NOTICE..
Wooi Cardins.

Wool Carding.
THE subscribers inform their friends
Il and the public. that they have replen ished
their Carding Machines with new Cards of the fin.
est and most approved manufsct ture. and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool OF all grades, in the
best manner
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.4iso. they color and finish
woolen Cloths OF all descriptions, and TO color gar.
ments, sc that have faded. or become unfashon.
able AN branches Of the above business will be
done with despatch. and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged
..---.... CLARKE & GRINNELL
B.-SANroRp ALMy Little .Compton-PsLHo
CoREY, Twcrton-WrLLIAM PEAass, Bristol.
Fcrry--and Jon SHERMAN, in Newport, will re.
ceive and forward articles intended for the Manu-.
aCtory Portsmouth, July l9 1920
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SINGING BOOKS, St..

ID cAD'o New England Selection;
~ Bridgewater Collection Shaw's
aie.Odia Sacra blank Music Books and
Music Paper; Watts Psalms & Hymns;
Smiths and Jones' Hymns Pawtucket
collection Of Conference Hymns; Meth
olist Hymns. For sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
kewhork October ~. 1921.
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Teav Flour and Pilot Bread.
Just landed, and Tor sale> on Gardner's
Wharf, !rom Schr. Romeo,
l2o Bbls. Alexandra Superhne FLoUR,
from mountain wheat.
From Sthr. -,
s. bb!s. superfne Philade,Dl,;a Flour
2i bbls. scratched '0"'
From sl,oh w. H. Allen,
SO bbls. superfire, D F,edr;cl. l.h,rn do
7 bbls. scratched, 80 ~
$50 bbls. first quality PILoL BREAD.
Apply to JOHN b. LYON.
Aewtor.. October 81, 1921. 3wJ
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MARBLE
M ON y M + N L 5,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
4 Fire Places and Grave stones, OF American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NBwPoRr.
500 pair of Grave stones, OF the finest
and most durable Blue Slate. warranted supeNor to
any sold in this state Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Sills, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
AL Of which will be sold at the lowest Prices fcs
Cash, Country produce. or other MerchsndIie. and
on long credit ifrequired.
spp'y to JAMES STEVENS
fothen.Sfresh
Newport, March 81.
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E2anneE and Wooien Harn.

II. SESSIONS,
NIsHES to purchase a quantity Of American
w white and dark Flannel Also Quantity Of
good white and mixed Wooden Yarn For which
generous price will be given October IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
FORE(C%,

CONTFNUAfION OF .XTR ACTS
From English Papers by tnc Hector
LONDON, Nov. l4.-lt Is sell, t,rrte
wiii be more Than one Protest. by the
Peers against the abandonment OF The
proceedings on the charges brought
gaiust her Majesty. The following was
entered OF Sd urday al The Parliament
Office AN. left for signesurP Ii was al
ready signed by Lord Sheffield and The
Duke OF Northumberland -
Moved, That the foudh consideration
Of Tie Bill I've adl"u,ned to tins day SIX
months. Which, being objected TO, the
question was pgi thereupou.
Ii VAS les slv Il in HE affirmative.
Di,seI tieni,
" Because no Sufficient ground appears
for the abandonment of The Bill founded
on The charges against her Majesty tie
Queen, which had Undergone The most
s0Ieluu and accurate Interrogation G. sr-
yes In hicb the morality % tile country
was deeply interested, on which all tire
Peers Spiritual and temporal, v no delj1
vefed their opinions. With very few ex.
ctptions, declared their conviction OF licf
gulli; aud lie abandonment OF which is
dere IiViInn which may bring MO dis
respect uOt onlv ihel character Of our
highest G. url ~ Judicsiure, bu, thai OF
tue nation itself Aud II - With the
greatest concern we observe the extreme
want Of consideration Tor The Sovereign,
by the deIeliciion of proceedings so ne,
cessariIy brought on. by which "ile de,
clared by the House If Peers 10 have been
guilty 0i adulierVus intercourse with a
mental servant. aud Of conduct ilie most
depTaved, is 10 remain his Que Consort,
thus lONerlng the dignity Of The Crown
aud embarrassing The country with lar
greater difficulties than those which seeul
90 have induced lis Majcsty's governs
meni 10 reliuquislI tie prosecution of TIA,
Bill
Protests may be signed by the Peers
uuIil the rising oi The House otI The day lC
~biI 1t is adjourned, w the 23a inst.
Last night the town again became ~,
scene oi siIe grossesi nulragcs IN dIffrren
parts, and the exaspeIaicd spirit az III,
mob vas diFeciedwiIhfe renewed vengeance
towards The Courier Office, where ilicy
roarcd and beloved in vain for lights
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

'ffNAS'
re S"nScT'oeT ny rtrEue Of certain deeds Of trust
- efse"trd Og H0ofrt c"mpben and Wye 60 John
h'So"cN. acc ana htmsty, fer Tie security anu
iHdsh,",Hcafion ~ Zachdriah 6roOiS iuiU, Fi,dar
10 loi' da' oi January nrNi ar Oei6ck. >. u. on
we premises srp0ss fer sale by Pu1iic auction, for
rtody money the JotlOViHg UcrJ UGfxO6Le trp1erty,
ttHe ~ fhe city az RiriinIOnd befueen " and Il
streets an Sh"ekoe Creek vi:, 0ae LOI. No -
a'Jo'"."e fof No. RI. continuing ~ Ieet upon 5
Jkso our ,tb,r I(JT ay;o,,;a, a. - - ~, -
famine "a ,,eJ t,,,,| a.d > t.i;s b,,eL % ,,
3 inchss ' s-''s '"t" ''J'''
.!nd IN SATURDAY III 9o.I q, t,,ua,v n.x, -, =,
o'clock 4, ~ N m troyf toor Of M E,,.Is tJ',i
In m. ctfy or J,jcb,,ons re ,,y,,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

krrhe Enquirer Is pubiished twice a wseh. gene
rally and three times week during the ssiou OF the
STATE Legistafure.Price, the heretofore FYv
Dotdrs per aanun, payable In advance Notes Of Char
tered speciepaying Banks (onfy) will he received in
payment. The kditvrs will guarantee the safety %
paid by the writers.
u No paper viii be discontinued tbut at the di,cr.
uon oithe EDITORS, M" Garages have been paid
up.
2whoevsr .fg rantee the payment Of mine pa pers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One Sqnare-FYrst Insertton, rs censs-sach
continuance, ), csass. i
20 No fdverfisemeHt inserted xntif it has either
Ssea paid for assumed by some yerson In this ciy
It's entprous.
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ESCIIEATOR.S SALE

pursuance OF directions from the Executive G
sri az this State shall, Uopfay, fhe SRI dry Of
ft6ru0ry nsr, between the hours Of IL and o'clock
before the uoer II Heinrich County Court in this
Guy (being court day. expose to sale, by public
uo to the highest h,dder, for ready money half
acre LOT OF GROUND, viii the improvements thereon
IN this city, No 55i, upon Saask"e Hi, situate al the
intersection OF oh aud streets aud Immediately oppo
site the New Market IN Monroe ward. aud which said
lot was late the property of one John Myers subject
81 Tie hng of Great Btiain. and by inpuisicu duly
.aAen IN Tue IN Year OF the Commonwealth, has been
touud 10 tscheat to the cttDuionue ath o. virginia
agir' ably 10 the provisions oi of General
Assembly passed in the MAJ Session OF i150 entitled
" IN acc concerning tSehtofs and for)eifnrss from
Brit'sh snje IS" Wan. Hay jT and Peer v. Daniel.
Esq'fs are appointed by the executive
"n behalf OF The SiateTher aiirndancris respectfully
solicited at The time aud place aforesaid being prev
ousiy qualified as the law directs.
SAMUEL McCRAw,
ESehedtor for Hen, leo county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06
Coal. and ether Lands. aud SLelres Tor SIZE.


Coal. and other Lands and SHARES for Sale.
Y virtue OF the IastSili and testainen, Jehn era
- ham, deceased, as Exetutar OF the said last viii
and testauent shall upon the 10th aaxdry
~ fair otherwise the day sell upuu the
premises, I" the highest bidder at public on list
tbe ts'ai"s fainl, known by tue name OF the C"apits
aitIate on James River. IN the county Of CUuehand
ah1pt rs miles above the cy Of Richnund, and CON
iainiagb, es!iniaton. 9s2t acres OF land, be The
mere OF ess There are UPON the (sun large garden
containing ten twelve acres we'll stocked it'll the
cboctst trnit trees aud gatGen plants under high
enclosure Tue greatest part which is oihiek atanne
~ and some c"aP,, OF established reputation aiiead,
opened aud tn sitnaun IL he worked 10 advantage
immediately Pat e The land is low grounds aud the
residue generally Is OF good quality. The houses are
suitable as swell Tor the accommodation OF generi fam.
ny as Tor all the purposes of tie yariou, establishments,
sioresaid. There been crop OF small grain sown
this fall and he faim sin good order, aud ii, for
cropping Immediately Al Which reudrrs IL Il drsira
hie property "a well for private gentleman for ihnse
who may wish 10 egage in The coal business Who will
be enabled 10 carry thrir commodities to n.arket by
water The iaGj will lie sold altogether OF in Parcels
as NAV best suit purchasers. I'd tine hundred prime
SLAVES ainsns whom are some valuable carpenters
Diarksmiibs shornhkers tanIrrs Sd All the trstaOi
personal estate upon The sa,d,in: Consisting otb0r.s
mules cattle. sheep carts Wagons, & in plecns f
bandry aud gardrni7g the harksnlith's carpentct's
tanners and currvi's tools all the machinery and i'm
piements nsed in the digging raising cual-and
all the fodder and iay many oiber Article.
too teGousto mention. 9Th rhe testaios farm known
hy the name ~ Ryeaeld, aso situate upon iars Rive
~ tue county aforesaid ahni fifteen mites ahoye the
ciy OF lticapoHd aud containing BY estimation 3I2
acres OF land, he the same less .Ihc land
wv" "ie a''ei 'a'h sgeuetd'S e"'n ana IL contains
one oi the hest qnrries of eescne in the lower yaus
oi virginia the stone which has been about
the Capit'i aud other buildings in the city Richmond,
Ihs farm also Is in good order has had crop of small
grain sg~h upon II this fall; anu is III Tor cropping I'M
Inediatcy
The terms Of sale will be cash far the slaves and
personal estate aud credit nf yeats fr the
lands the purchasers o. give boYi and security, with
deed OF trust nppn tue lands seruIe the payment
OF the purchase money.
The sale will commence at the coalpits sud will
continue rom daytO day until the holeis sald ~
WAITER nun.
Executor Of John Graham. dfc'd.
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