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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-27
charles County Court,

November Term. 1920.
ON application 10 the Judges OF Charles
~ County Court, by petition in Writing
of BENJAMIN Freeman, of Charles county,
for the tent fit OF the act OF Assembly, tor
the relief of insolyen: debtors. passed al
November session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto, on the terms menli"n,
ed therein, a schedule OF his properly. ana
list ut his creditors, on oath, so tar a. ne
can ascertain being annexed to hi petition,
md being satlsit by comPet. mt te lmoic
Tia, the said Benja amin freeman has resided
two wears Immediately preceding the TINT
ot his application in the state OF Maiyland;
md being also satisfied that the said BenJa'
min Freeman is in actual confinement lol
iebl, and for no other cause and the saiu
3enjamm Freeman having tntert d into bond,
With sufficient security tor his personal ap
Uparance IN Charles county Court, 10 att
Swer such allegations as his creditors 'raJ
make against hint Is therefore ordere'
md adjudged, that The SAID Benz Free
man be discharged from imprisonment; an
that by causing copy of this order TO be
inserted in s0n.t one Of the newspapers tdi
tel in the District nf Columbia, once a week
for two month .ucce~si. ely, before the lhirG
Monday of March next, he give notice to
his creditors to appear before the said Court,
al Charlestown. in the said county. on The
third Monday in March next, for the pur
rose of recommending trustee for their he
neht. and to shtw cause If any they have,
why the said Benz amin freeman should mol
have The ben, fit If the seral nsoIveni laws
IF this state, as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNEo, Clk.
i,nnarv 70 en-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-27
4. C.. CaZenoye 8 Co.

IL lave for sale by The piece or package
1 A large assortment OF
American
India
German : GOODS
Russia y
English J
ALSO,
|Nurdoch's best London particular Madeira
wine in pipes, half pines and or. casks
do DO market 90 in do
Malaga wine in half or. casks
|Cognac Brandy in pipes
NoIaSses (hest retailing) in hhds
Caracas indigo
Spanish Sugars
'Wpdes iron assorted
|Rqhinore window 81 SIS, every size
Duounl's best Brantywine GUNPOWDER
AMI a few cases of Milan white stones,
DmCh sltes, toys and quilts, which
Tan lie sold very cheap,
They are purchasing
Maryland tobacco
Ginseng
Ne rino and SINNERS wool.
III And wan, vessel OF or 800 bbls.
"a: t. toad for an eastern port
march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-27
To Rent.

g.. And possession given between the
Tysi present time and March next, that
Esass elegant and commodious three story
$50 brick house. the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-27
Office.

- ANYWAY on the 18th inst from the
I Nsubscri5er. an apprentice to the Coach
mixing bu,nes., JOHN SUMMERS, about
Is years of age. A reasonable reward viii
he PAID to any person who will return the
said Runaway. All masters of vessels and
others. are !ort6yarned rom harbOuring or
employing said boy, as they will be dealt
with according 10 law.
E. P. TAYLOR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-27
For Freight,
Coffee, Tea, &c.

rouN n. LADD & Co. have just receiv-
ei aud offer tor sale,
Iq8 bags St. Domingo coffee
7hds 90 GO
10 chests imperialte tea
70 boxes white Cuba sugar
do brown do do
$50 tons plaster
For Freight,
slw The brig VENUS. Kelley,
Az master, burthen 900 bbls.
ALSO,
al The schr. SUSAN, Baxter, bur-
>ggk Sl, then loooo barrels.
ALSO,
liz The schr. HOPE, Frispy; burihen
-ss2 700 bbls. all good vessels. Apply
- -. march Ii
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
POETRY.

. The JoHOvuig tass from an ods to a Nightin-
GAR, ar; equally Distinguished for harmony and
fee ing.
O for beaker full ofthe warm South,
Full Of the true the bIushful Hippocrine,
With beaded bubbles winkng at the bTim,
Aud purple-stained mouth
That might drink, and leave the world unseen,
And with thee fade away into the forest dim
Fade far away, dissolve, and quite forget
What thou among the leaves hast never known,
The WEAKNESS, the fever, and the fret
Here. here men sit and heafcach other eroan;
Where palsy shakes a few, sad, last grey hairs,
Where youth grows pale, and spectre thin, and
dies:
Where but TO think i TO be full Of sorrow
And ieaden eyed despairs
he voice ] hear this passing night was hsard
la ancient days by emperor aud clown:
Perhaps the self same song that found path
Through the sad heart Of Ruth, when sick for
home,
She stood in tears amid the alien corn
The same that olt-times hath
Charm'd magic easements, opening on the foam
OF perIleus seas, in faery lands forlorn.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18

The following Is IN extract from Mr.. Burck.
hardt's travels in Nubia.
The caravan halted near The village, and
| walked up to the butts TO look about me.
My appearance on thls occasioa, as on many
sthers, excited an universal shrek Of surprizp
and horror, especially among lhe women. who
we're no! little terrified at seeing such an
outcast ofnature as they consider white man
TO be, peepIng into their hurs. aEd asking for a
little water or milk. Tbs chief feeling which
my appearance inspired could easily per-
ceive 70 ss disgust; for the Negroes are all
firmly persuaded that the whiteness OF the skin
is the effect ofdisease, and sign Of weakness;
and there is not the least doubt, that white
man is looked upon by them as being great
ly inferior 70 themselves. Al Shendy The
Inhabitants were more accustomed TO the sight
i sot Of white men, at least of the light brown
natives of Arabia and as my skin was much
sun burnt, | there excited little surprize On
Inc market Gays however, L often tsrr he'd
people, by turning short upon them, when
their exclamation generally was" Ovez
billahi min ei-sheyttsn erradjim"-" God
preserve Us from the devil y One day, after
bargaining for some onions with a country
girl IN The market at Shendy, she told me, that
4 | wouis take OF my turbaa and show her
my head, she would give me f.e more on
ions insisted upon having eight, which she
gave ne when removed my turban, she
started back at the sight Of my white closely
shaven crown and when | jocuIarly asked
her whether she should like 10 have a hus.
band with such head, she expressed The
greatest surprze ard disgust, and swore thai
she would rather live with the ugliesl Darlour
slave"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18

R1fiUR SHIRLEY, No =, JoNfs ROW ExCHANGE-sTREET.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
Tie ylfaiae Register
AND
United States Calendar,


-coNTA1 MING
besides lhR cahnddr pages. Chronological ac
coHnt - she Settlements Sc Of Maine trem 1605
so f020---the Civd Government Of Name, ,nclu-
ding the ti.vtraor Ceunsil, senste anr House AZ
Repre- ,cptstiyes-the lodges and times ana p.aces
If the sitting OF ihe respective Cou.is- .a,its
OF ottrcr.-a iist ~ ihe Notares Pubic, Justices
&C thr Pcase of ne Quorum, s those appointed %
.pap,{v Civil O.icers-CouuseiicFs. .ttorAey..
Sier III, their lrputcs ard The CeFoners, &C.
throughout the sate-the Churche and Minister
IA hiiiup-assuciations and osr. rate insttuti-ns,
for Literary, Agric IitDral asd Charitable purPo.-
es-a list OF the Masonic Societies, aud IFiECi-
pal Balt of then Olhcer,-a list OF the Bank &c.
60 --lhe M .itiR Of Nau q C0rrecte- et the A.
intaut GgnerGps DGre--the government u The
Dotted States, with the salaries Of the pIil cip1
officers list Of the Ar1y and Navy OF he II
Side Governors of ne several Nv te.- Der
iesa aad FoIegu Miaisters- re.de0.s uod Gosh
iers Of the Branches Of he II. S. B,nk--C ellec-
tors 0f Custons-LnspeCt0rs ot s,-ef, Fish, Pear
lash. Hops and Bitter, sc. &c.-Is5ies If inter
est. Foreign Coins. &c.-list q Pc Masters,
with he distance Of the eve toVHs trI.. Pa-t-
land-the names. &c. AZ The Sovereign Of Eu-
F0pe-the number Or C.erks and Their salaries IA
che different departments OF the United state
g0vernmeut-Mal ROa ls-thc time # aegival aud
departure Of the mails to aud from Portland, co.
Eether with such variety 0f Other useful 600 IN
JereSting matter TO render il extremely vaiUa-
be 20 every magistrate attorney anj maR d
business IN the State. IL j. ia fne, Mtnuei 70
which almost every citizen has occasion daily 10
reCur
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18


Briagewater Collection, latts; Editions.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Mor.e's Adams Cummings Parish's Geogra-
Phe-- History II The United ,ales and England
- Aursay's and American ReaIe-, american ard
Umrrr-al Precep tp--Scott's Le,sons-Beau,ies
OF the Bible School Dialogues-B air's Rhetoric
conversations on Natural Phi.osorby-Buter',
Compend--Whelpiey's Lectures-.-Cummins's
archaeological Catrchisn,-Fope'. 81.
say-Ntndent's Comprehension Bibles ans Trs-
taments--W alker's, Johnson Pes y, aud v
SOM D'ctionaries'-Scholar's Walch'., Is,
Stauiiorf's, Keene's, Weich's, Roofs lp.e'.
-Arthmetics--P Perry. Webster'> Picket 2 '.r'>.
3lai'.- and Cummins.' Spelling Book M :,
Companion Prmers-Mnrr1y'. and Alexander,
Grammas--Y Dung Lady Accidence
Writing, Letter, Drawirg. Music, Gold and
Embossed Paper-CyPheriug. Writing aud Mem
orandum Books.
CePy Slips, STATES, Quill. Pencils, Waters, Seal
lng Wax, PenkniveS, India Rubber Sand Segls,
Mathematical Instruments Scales, Divieers, Steel
Peas, Paist Boxes and Brushes, Paints in cakes,
lnksIands and Powder, japan Ink, Drawing Books,
Thread Cases, Pocket Books and Purse, Rewards
81 Merit, Tooth Brushes, Court Plaster, Visiting
CARDS &c. Ic
A great variety Of CkiIdren', 2 ,Jks calculates
60 aHuse aad instruct.
Classical Books used ~ Colleges HID Academic,
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES. &c.
Bowdlch'. avigater-Bmet'. IN as, PiIet. do
SegnanShip snd Naval Tacrcs-d.to Journals
Log-book PsPsr- Nautiesl Almanaos-Cha.ts
o. ne American and European Coasts an The
West In lies.
ACCOUNT E. RECORD BOOKS.
Ne chants Account and Record Books, bound
nnd ruled 20 any pattern.
Bs0k-biRding executed with rsatness and des-
patel.
COMMERCIAL a. JUSTICES BLANKS
Cash or Books giren for gsod Coiou and amen
r. fGS. Owls IN *
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
INDIA
rLPuEArIoN- l1O.O0O.OOO.

The institutions OF the Hindoos ars uRqu.s-
tlonahly am1ag the most ancient now 10 OK
i>isuce. The veda ~as written, no doub
before the time Of David and It is probable
that the Hlndoo superstition, il one farm ~
another, Is now protested by 500, 600 600 81
the human family the deltles wor,hrppel
throughout China, japan, Tartary. the Bur
man empire, Siam Ceyloa, aud India. BEN.
all Of HIudoo erigin.
Tue philosophical theory mos prevasn;
among the Hindoos at present, IN reference 10
the Divine Being, he duties ofttne, and fla
beatItuSe. Is, that God j. pure spirit, des,i-
luie Of attributes; lhtt he remains m hi own
eternal solitude ard bIessedne~s, like the un-
rutied ocean, nnconnected wuh the crealGre. ::
i5at-he 4 not an object Of worship that ther.
are bit two principles 10 the universe, SPIN.
AID matter that all life Is splnt or God !;
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
AGane 6 L. States Registers for
1921.
ISA &C ADAMS,

A t his BOOKSTORE, 10. Z, ExcHANGx-
IA STREET. has for sale the
Maine Register and United States Calender
PRICE, 50 CENTS IN Blue. 90 HALF BOUND.
Also
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18

Iha Rev Mr.. Ward agent of The Bapts. Mission
IN India, who will preach in this town tomor-
row evening, has published the following II I
Circular q give some raaa to the American
public OF the importance Of his object in visit
Ing this country, and Of the
NECESSITY OF CHRISTIANITY tn
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
.sl1ss,e Registers for
= 1921.
JUST PUBLisHED,

A IN for sale A. the PRLN igNs; 1aTFICFs
"a ard BOpKsrORE3 ia Portland -ay T..
GooDaLE Saeo---G0Tro IfNcoLN, eertish--
j.. p. fi.zKLraN. 3rssasgick-sA MUxL DAVIS,
I)ssrAasl soo1 4 .ssl,rt Il, c.. Hlliolrsi
DAATgs. sEoxE -faga9a.- DAHL i'IKE, Ban
ser-EstzEtIE FBNKKAN. BeAasf--JoHN BAg-
sos, Hige ustt--HvNRY HYDg, Bath IHorAs
CL,eK. Paris, aud by other, 10 diasseat pa q ~
-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
WI lesaie snd Retail or There terms.
SINGING BOOKS

Village, Northern aud Tempt Harmony en-
Briagewater Collection, latcs; Editions.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-18
BOOKS & STATIONARY,

"A general assortment Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06

TIE NATAL suiL-tsr Mr.. roLwuELg1
fi's a.'ns the iasguid SWISS IN ahsencr iulos,
SId iorys foi his hirsk iaonitiim's snowy crest.
'Iioagh siiser.iu.iing sir~a,us soilen rest
Aud tepid brrs:es fan ihe fair a.rovrs.
Where Sc, ms 10 glow ih= III, sinm OF the blesi,
Neiuct3ui from his nsvood eiunm, he ruves.
Ihro' e~it savaauzos warm thru gay green
eteyts. at
Lni'd mol b. beauties that around hin, hiaxe,
tie wings hts spi,it {, the rotk hill
Ans. uubewiidetej hy The magic uiaxe,
lie angles cut his cataract, his riIi,
The side-iang fallow he ont to Till
fiss crag-?efcht hat, u all his wishes dear
How ,ain, alas !! his thrnbhing heart 10 still
When forms Tar on to taar,'s eye near,
Now snat within his "a Asp. faintin2 disappear
len where lie blasts rf war ID. iorests shake,
Tho isagu'd with conpnstia. troops he grmiy s,a nd
II some SOFT a0te his earl. dreams aw4a-,
Some note That sveril) paints his native land
Strait tails The sabte from ms netyti..s haad
Ana woshegone tbi iSomeu, Meet he dnd
TO steal rnhseded fom the foreign band,
lie flies; aud, as he hsa's IN every winh
nIfmuT, casts fun Oft a feat full lock behind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
REu4R Z ~ TIE sEAsoN.


NEWBURYPORT. Jan, 70. -SOtne of the ma.
rshave expressed the idea tbat the intense
cold OF IN SEASON arrived 90 its preatpst dc I.
gree on Friday iast-IInt Wednesday night
last WAS probably The most uncomfortable aud
piercing ~chthef ever experienced IN tbs All
itHdt' Inc thermometer having been from,
fsa 10 Ste1ateen degrees below geo night
ani al sunrise Yesterday morning il stood
faIly dowN 10 eighteen GciOic A.! Tlis was bv MIR
L2ird'a gla@. placed ia tie safne sins,ion il
WATSON tildsy, when u ~as no lower than 3
81 ". by some gldsStsit was 20 below. The
river Is closed DpAsiy 10 Black Rocks
In thc fecH OF The military trIbunes. at
Rome, such vas the uten~e cold. thai aerord-
Ing u Iiyy, II closed The mouth of Tie 4 iber.
ana all communicates beive cen the sea ami
cry "a'S opped, This perhaps may have, been
extremely cold weather fsg snclI a country "a
lay; yet We fsacb doubt whgIbPr il sonld
t,is.
BOsTOS. Jenpnfy 2j.--Thc thermometer at
Oterhirl1 tMa.s) oI Tuesday last, II Is stat.
ed, siord Il 30 degrees below zero al O'clock.
al Nofihii Id tie mercufy bnnk 10 81
Vested y was thought by many here 10 be
fie COldrs; day tbs seasou--ine mercury
Ranging a. AID below zero ihioagI the day
Wo meH, We learn, we're unfortunately
brownies yesterday, while employed Oh the ice
Janlarg 70 IL an instancc OF thr eiIt c. OF
The cN; erie COLI weati ' for a iea DAYS past.
we m'ni 80 tifet lrge Cherry tree, ~ the
garden bfrk 1T the mansion ol the iate DIR.
W"frfn was on Wednesday night split five or
SiA eci ~ length, and so wide that ones fin
gers nlgli be easily thrust Into tie fissure.
A. = qHIie novelty TO see % or 80 sail OF
vessels frozen up, DetwesH The forts and
wbaiyss: and sleds, with three horses to them
sakisg oct goods 70 bring them TO towD....
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
FE1IAI.E. EllTCATI0N

4 hPToposed To commence School ri Coal Mines in
the county VI Chesterfield, on Monday ihs SEA Of
March next for the Instruction ~ young adie, in the
varions branches az English education aud in the 30.
lite arts OF Music Drawing professional
OF an accomplished Lady engaged. enneu,ly
q'aiIhed, ~ all respects 60 imVsTl literary
tue young mind, and at the time to instruct e
IN the ornamental branches Of female education
course viii be Orth,sraphy Reading, Arithmetic IN
gsn Grammar, Farsng, Astronomy, with the use afte
Sobes 6eogTayhy Ancient Il Modern History Chronicle
y, bpsioiaf3 Style Bellies Lere5 TOR tbt sr
We student viii he required pay $50 " annuu,-
Music on the Piano Forte viii he separate cbarre of
SlSV guar er, and Drawag $40 " quarter wiilbe
le particular province OF Mas. MEADE the lady Of the
nohe 20 suDerintend the school al
lne 10 zoe morals manners, neainess If person. sc.
ana comfort Of the yonny IzdiesShe will also furnish
hoafo Isdging washing. fuel and candles at \ I7O "
anhnm Tor each student, half be paid on en-.
uanre the other al tie close Of the year liswfsbed
tha eacb student should furnish her own Oh ees nd
.wes, and have them marked, ell all articles Of
dress. ~ '
The conductors Of the proposed School do not intend
70 receive more than ten twelve pupils nor can they
Commence their course Of instruction with SIN alIer
member than six wherefore It is respectfully solicited
OF those parents wbo may wsh place daughters under
thsiF care that they will as early possible copun
cate their Intention by letters addressed to d. Meade
OF Coal Mines Corrected to the Richmond post Office
there t. remain until called for Goal Mines Is
miles above Richmond on the stage road 10 Lspcb
outg-The situation Is very pleasant, and perhaps as
healthy az any iD this state.
Coal miness Feb. 3. s6..w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
Coal LnufIs. A.r for soIe

Srtrtue of deed of the subscriber
~ by RohetJ Wilkinson, aud sf record in ,ke clerks
oace Of the county csurt ~ Cbestneid wiil be sold
tor cash, al Haley Coles Tavern. near lie Coal Mines
en- the tofh day Of February the following REAL
PROPERTY TO wit: as acres Of LAND, bounded by
the lands Of Martin Raeys estate The lands Of Dapiel
tfasnes estate, and the lands of Haley C"ieAlso Is
acres OF LAND. bounded by the lands nj Martin Raeys
estate the lands OF said Wilkinson The lands Of Haley
Cole, and the lands commonly known and called n |.
Dover Ps, and tue tract OF land commonly called the
Union Ptts- also rs acrrs of LAND, bounded by the
ards OF Haley Cole w,n Ellison and the tract Of lam,
commonly called the Dover Pits.-Also five equal hut
undviees twentietbs OF 100 acres cnn,nun,y called
the Dover Phs-for the purpose OF satisf, ing the
debts specified In SAID deed. "A more particular des-
cfption of The land Is deemed unneeessary as il is
presumed that those inclined Ia purchase will view
The same previous TO the day of sale.-Mr. Wilkinson
ives on the premises, and will give any information
which may he requested. !
will convey the title vested in me by the said deed
OF uha L. BURF0oT, Trustee.
Jau. q. 15td.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06

W IL.
During The last year EXPEDITION va authorized by
tue hauonai goVerutri Which LETT Detroit
~ tue month of May, under the personal uTdvrsof oy
Cass ~ the Michigan Territory provided with the ne
cessary means otnasIng observations upon the iopocra
pDy, natufat h,sipry aud aborgiues of country we
nave hsa an opportunity ofc.uversig With one of the
ssnremen who accompanied GOV. Cas- in the eS pedl-
tloi nr H. X ScboolcTaf, WIN has recently returned
To th city, bringing large collection of miner and
oiher subsiaaces calculated 10 illustrate The naimIaI
history OF the regions visited learn that IN. marty
passed through Lake Superior, an penet ated 10 IN.
sources OF tue Mississipp, which have been for The
hfs hnie satisfactorily aseeitsned IN returning they
passeo Gown the mississippi To Prairie du Ckirn aud
'hehce came acfosso Green Bay, by means the Aus,
causing ana x rivers Indian tribes found in
every part OF the county visited by whom they were
generally well received, except tn. Sanlt ST. Marie
where hostile disposition manifesied The co IN :
ny Was fouud 10 great variety In ils soil
Climate productions, aud the character o the saysps
and The Information collected inusi prov. biyh,, i'm
teres'ing both 20 The men of business ana men OF
SCIENCE. 49, "
MI schooctaft conlsmpiaiss pnbiishing an account
~ The Expedition, under The form OF Personal Mar
a'iye emhrtc'ng notices Of ini sfestnc scenery the
Indian tribes, typographical discoveries the
mineral projections aud geology 81 the country ac
c"hpdhien ~ an elegant mar, aud nuueg ptctuF
esqne views. From an Inspection OF The nann.c int
map ano 'ieNs.ve axe pet.usdtd that ana ors,s
PERFORMANCES, ofequai merit bava hcrn snbred
10 the hands " the ngravef in this contty We have
aiways been surprised tha while have had So many
n" enc should have ihongit of Hng ny The cbasm in
our noHhwesierh geugraphJ. Tie deid Is certainly a
very ample one.We hut felict.ste the pgrlic
III aying person of the Acknowledged talents iudn.-
try, aud original views Of Mr. to supply The defio
ehcy' t4ftbGay Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
VainnbLe Lnnd far .SnLc

~ rHE cogSTY or caBBLJ, STATE OF vfRcixf..
I'VE wish 10 sell 2 trart Of LAND lying ~ Cabcll
" county IN sight Of The courthouse Of said county
and on the GUysraOte river, six miles from the mouth
81 said fiveTcontanng about $50 acres about 400 Of
which Is cieafedthe balance Is covered wiih valuable
timber.
This trsc, Of land is considered TO ne one Of the mos.
aluahle tracts Of land IN the section ~ country in
which u is situated. aud viii he sold on accommodating
feIrs--which will be made known by application ~
iohn samuei, ESQ., CLERK Of Cabel county resi- ling ~
he courthouse, (Sbe will shew The land and d, auiho
zea 70 sell the SANE or 40 the subscribers residing
n Jsfersoa cosniy, Virginia.
n. woRTHlNGTON.
JOHN =. cOOKuS.
Decs l0 6Gs.U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06

MY SCHOOL will be confined during the present
4V1 year, under the joint management OF myself and
Mr. Il. ktRnfy.I viii aueud 10 reciiaticis in Latin
and Grees.Mr Kenney will direct The studies OF those
who are employed in Mathematics, Biography Eneis
Grammar &C. He will also teach the French language
should IL in any case be desired.. Respecting the cha
racier OF ar. kenney rs man, aud his
ana experience as: teacher. the indubitshe and
satisfactory testimonials can he Produced.
Boarding. nay he had in several OF the respecta-
BILE fanIiIic. in tue neghborhood Fer terms ay,iY 10
JOHN KIRKPATRICK.
Cumberland, Feb. 3. So v4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
IMc1nN DolInrs lfelparH

ECANAWNf from the subscriber nj Barnsby Prime,
georges county, Maryland, tn. pad November
'Ast' q negro man named JAMES about twenty Ave
years od hVs feet three or fonr isctes high vei ae
stniiefs vince talking; has Uncommony large aud nat
ieet-hs Clothing nod home blue coat ligh, & I'D
paao ms "fihe same manufactaie old shoe, and stacs
'ngs toierabiv good bat. James is a pretty GOOD
shoenakeTi 10 most likely he will attempt to goio
nI. Cox, near Charlottesville, Virginia. where be has
"he.. 1.-THE above reward will he paid, no matter
"peie taken. OHIO W. CALLS.
Feb ef ,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
Hanover Land far .NaIe.

JIdHOpP7 IdHH TOr SAFE
virtue Of deed NJ trusi executed the subscriber
- ny William Prddy III The cuuIly OF Hanover, for
.n Va. otheni OF James II Atboii. hearing dai- day
OF November, 1879, and AZ record the clerks oice
oil ne county az Hanover shall. on " ed1escsy IA
2sih offhe present month. (FsbtHary) al hanover
Courthouse, proceed publicly sell TO The highest hid
Ger, Tor cash, the LAND conveyed afntesaiu con-
tanning by estimation lJIi acres, ;iiualed within
TWO miles at Hanover courthouse, the rarpase of
closing the SAID trust. Wal ABBOTT Irnsiee
Feb 3. Sc Z,