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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Notice.

The subscriber having obtained letters OF
administration upon the estate of his father,
the late Thomson Mason, deceased, re-
quests all persons having claims against
the said estate, to present the sane, with
proper vouchers thereof, without delay
aud those who are indebted thereto, are re-
CURED 10 make immediate payment to
feb l3-taw!rl r. G. MASON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07

Printers have been looking a., and a.
press their unqualified appreciation ~" o, a. :
Your Press is better made tnsn'''
have from Ruthyen's manufs c,orv p ~:
iact, an excellent machine, as rows US
the Columbian, and to be preferys"Ss
lightness and simplicity. lOl
Mr.. A. Ramage. # Uec,m%toCt
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"a Deyau9n.


which ne will sell low for cash, such as the
following:
Patent hair brushes, cloth do, tooth do
Nails do. shoe DO. razors of all sorts
Travelling cases, dressing cases
Powder pufs, hair powder.
Pomatum of all kinds, dressing combs
Pocket and sporting knives
Tortoise shell pocket combs
Tuck 10. pocket do. common
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes
Shaving soap, pocket hooks
Looking glasses, Hopkins straps
Duff DO. snuff boxes
Curling tnngs, Cologne water
Lavender do. anniseed paste. rough
Homes orrazors, lead pencils g. cases
Watch chains. watch keys
Hopkins paste, Ladies' thread cases
Segar boxes. segars, first quality
Best chewing tobacco. and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
N. B. Shaving or hair cutting done on the
owest terms, and great deduction made for
hose that shave BY the year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
Fortune 1cith BOTH handS JnU!

FOrtuRG 1Cth bO!H HHHdS JHN
THIS goddess Of the rolling wheel. to
l. whom the deYsions OF all are avowed-
" or secretly paid, after beslowing with ca
PRECIOUS preference, her favors, now on one.
and now on another, of the shrines erected
to her worship, in the City of Washington,
has. at last, we are credibly informed, de-
terlnined TO honor with her special prefer
ence and permanent resiienoa the eEMPLE
newly dedicated to her service,
Pennsylvania 5eRle, Washington City,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
TO PRINTERS.
ADAM R1.H.lGE%
>ESPECTFULLY informs the trade tina
II he continues to manufacture The
Screw and Ruthven
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, &C. ne has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which this press is
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it-nearly Goo being in use of his make /;
and every exertion shall still be made to
render il as complete as possible.
ftTAll other articles IN hls line, as usual.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
By b. u. TYLER,

u
Sole agent for the Managers Of the
GRAND NATION Al CANAL LOT
terry,
Third Class,
Now DRAwING-Ey authority 81 Cont
greSS.
Members Of Congress, 10 whom the triaing
compensation they now receive is no object
compared with being separated from their
homes and families ter many tedious winter
months; Merchants, who want an increase OF
active capital; Mechanics, who wish to add
to the stock, which affords a scope to their
enterprise; men of leisure and wea!h. who
would increase the means of their beneh-
cence; young men. who want the means TO
support wives; and old men, who would add
to the provision tor their children; fsmales,
whose sex may prevent their personal pur.
suits of gainiul avocations, but to whom
small investment may give, withoutexertion,
han lsome share in the good things of this
world; rich men who wish TO be richer; and
poor men who wish TO be rich-these, and
all the other classes Of society. to whom
Forty Thousand Dollars
or a more moderate sum, would be an &C
commodation, are invited to furnish them
selves with ticdets of admission to the court
Of fortune, where their several claims will.
no doubt, meet ready attention. Shakespeare
old US long ago that
There is tide in the affairs of men
Which, when taken at the food, leads on to
Fortune
1t is now confidently believed to be the
hood-hde at TYLER'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore 'tied their
luck as the phrase sand found it bad luck,
should remember The policy OF bassonio-
''In nv school days, when had iostone shaft,
| shot his .el,oW of the selfsame flight,
The sell same way. to lind the other forth.
And by adventur,ng both, i often foAnd both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
o. Bassanlo may. for the trhing sum of le
dol ars. secure to themselves The following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet to be
drawn, VIZ:
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
4eof 1000 Dollars.
Is Of 500 Dollars.
56nf 100 Dollars.
Besides nearly
oEE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
In 81 and smaller prizes.
Not ore b.nnk 10 prize, ana 5000 tickets
entitled to two chances each.
The Grand National Canal Lottery being
authorized by special act of congress, the |
tickets may he sold in any part of the Uni |
ted States. Vendors and others will do well
to forward their orders to TYLER's TEMPLE
OF FORTUNE, Washington city, where, within
a few days, have been obtsined Iprize of
5000. I OF loco. and number ol5oo, loo, so,
&C &c
The lottery draws again on Monday next
The first 9ooo blanks entitled to IL dollars |
each. november @
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07
PROPOSAL.

BY VIM. H ANDERSON, FREDrp,
For publishing by sn6scriipGon
A HISTORY OF HIS TRAvr,o
In Arabia. Egypt. Persia, QUEER,
Upper and Lower Hindoston fe r'i', az
period Of about II years d s,o,rs'''
countries never before visited h nF
peans, with a particular accom-! !. Luz
Also with "aoNatt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-07

Sole agent for tie Managers q the
GRANDNAIInN Al CANAL LOT :
terry,
Third Class.
Now DRAvING-Ey authority Of Con-
OrPSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-15

preceding II with these words" that IL
approves of the course heretofore d ursued
by the President Of the u. s. with regard
10 said Provinces"
This motion was negaiived, without
debate.
The question was then taken On agree.
ing 10 The second or remaining clause Of
the resolution, aud decide . as follows
YEAs-m.ssr.. Abbot. Allen, \. Y. Alien. Ten An
dsrsou. Archer. Va Baker. Hall, Ba,en,sn, BayI,,
Beecher. Biaekledge. Boden. Brown. Brush, BRYAN.
CLARK. Clay. Cooke. cnihre,h, Cuipsrrer. Cninben.
Darlington, Davidson, Dewitt, Earle, Fisher. Flo,
Ford: Gross, N. Y. Gross. IA. Haekiey, Hail, N r.
| Hendricks. H-rrick. Hibsbman, Hooks Bosie,,.r
johnson. Jones Zen. k'Hsey, K,Hsiey Lincoln
~, mcLeaa, Ken Maiiary Maichahd, kecch, Mercer.
meicalf Mcneil. u. hoere. Neoie. L. L. Moore.
Pitcher, Richmond Rogers, Ross, Shaw, Sioan South.
ad Stevens Stors, S~earin geB rarr Tracy rriiabic
Rens.eaer. Wake. Wallace. warueid, Williams, Va.
Williams, N. Ger.
| NAfS-Messrs. Adams, Alexander, Allen, Mass.
Archer, Md. baldwin, Barbour, Brevard Bufru, Sur.
ton, Ciaseti. Cobb. Cook, Crafts Cu.hman, Dane Den
aison, Dickinson Eddy, Edw ards Con. Edwards ZEN
Edwards, NJ T.. Eusts, Fay, F.ger, Foot Forrest Fal.
,ei. Goiha' Gray, Guyon Hail. NJ c. Hardin, Hetnp.
hiil, Hill. Hobart, ZONES. Va keadal Keni Latbrop
Lirefnore, Macla). Mccoy, M.igs, Montgomery Nor.
ton, Nelson, Mass Nelson, Va. NeNton Plun,er ran.
ss. Read. Rhra. Rich, Richards. Robertson. Ituss
Sergeant. Siisoee. Sunhins. Smith, n }. smith Md
| Smnh n. c. Street. Strong, vi. Strong, N. Y. .mn.
! son. Wendover, Wond- G3
| so that clause was agreed Ia.
The question was then taken OH agree
my To the propositions, as IA Whole, and
carried III The affirmative; and
| "A committee of two mcmbers was
ordered TO he appointed 10 lay The same
before The President.
And then the house adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-15

The Washington, Mount. arrived at Deal
ON the 4th Dec. from New York.
Stocks in London. Dec. o. per cent cos
suis, " 8 per cent consols, shut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

ltio'n the PG'tisnS drst,ss
~. priar-ID parts or our country the attention
OF the public a en- called tn the snbrr %: Old Bachelors.
In Misyonri h year think Law pissed, AT least il
proposed ,xciudc OF 9ari, lors from holding any
nasiic oc aud bill has hteiy been brought before the
Iey,stre or Mar, land, bur what has been The
sesa of 1T, 60 levy prnai upon THIS class citizens
nni tl',rehy ,urpos drive Them na,rinony.
How FAR suei could Nc productive of public
COOL, not AZ the present ptrp1r,d say. think 1T
least, that justice would qife distinction bet~e
those who Bachelors from necessity and those who
Bciielors fro' cd,e Ii is my object enter ut large
into the merits ofthe question have these ub,erva
tons merely b. way ofprefcc 'e serc lately picaeI
~ IN this town. in rather n,uta;ed state, which, iar
az i eonhl be read thus:
dreSrussl a dean in the midst of my slnml,ers,
a" a' risi as dr.amd, it coined in numbers:
Ny thoughts rom along in such be autiful metre
Ia suFe inetr saw amy poetry swe,ter.
It scvns'd that a law had been recently mad,
That tax an I'D Bae.,lur,' pates should be iatl;
,'"i m ORDER 10 n'"he them all willing 10 marry,
ihS'tN was Nv large rs could wen Garry.
me i'aei',inrs grambl=d and said twere use,
u va. horrit .insiee AMI iorrd abuse, fspitinv
stni declsrd tbstto their hear blood from
',f such vile tax they would necr pay shilling.
Bnt the Rulers deterininL their scheme 10 pursue.
80 they SCI all the Bachelors mp veituc.
a crivr wa seut through t!,c town 10 and FRO
10 rst'le his b IL nni ls trumpet Ia blow,
Aici 10 haw' oht ut all pc might on the way,
" Bn. forty Bachelors sold here q day."
And presently AZ thu Old Maids in the town,
Zach me ~ HI very best hnnn, and Snsn,
o"' thirty 70 'iN,j, f,ir. plain, rcd. and pale
O'-'ery description, all lnclkd The sale.
Ihs- auciio's er then in his labor .,,y,n,
'iel calid our aloud, us he lisid u,, II man,
How nln Ii for \ Bachelor who wants 10 buy ~
iia twink every maiden rcspuud,tl-" IL"
Ia short, ats hugely ,Ntrs,nyant price.
h. Bachelors AT were sold of u trre,
s"h 'Gri! oh Martens, Som'' younger, some older,
-SAcii lisS u an Odd Bach Tor home her shoulder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
Chester ILL far lSrLn


RY virtue Of deed cf trust made by william Gas,
- aud Lucy II. his wife, TO The sGbsc ibeTs, dated
the tenth day Of January 1917, aud Of record ~ tie
county conn Of Chesterfield VIII he exposed 10 sale
by auction. on the premises. saturday, the thiTd
day Of Herf Month, for money u be paid down the
sale, the whole so much Of the tract Of LAND in
Chesterfield county, usually called CBES TER HILL
containing, more or iess 465 scres--as will pay the
expenses attending The execution OF the trust and the
two following sums, 10 wit: fifteen hundred aud seven
teen dollars, y cents With interest thereon from the
hrs Day OF January, IS2O-and fourteen hundred and
hiv seven dollars h'ty cents, With interest thereon
from tie hTsi Day ~ January lJst-Jf lees than the
wbee tact shall he solo the part that 10 Sold will he
all that par ~ the tract which will lie between James
river, aud line 10 he thereafter rnn) beginning at
railing Creek, and running parallel iih The turnpike
toad5(whch runs through the IandJ u the opposite
line Of The nact.-1be purchase money mus, be paid
down at The sais. deed will I've srepsrea ard ready
for delivery ~ the iaeAh should the person wiio
the lahh may he struck or dcay II pay down the puf
g ase money, tie nfvt preceding bidder may have be
advantage ~ his or her bid " he size shall forthwith
comply with The terms Of sale but IL not, then the
Ianh sbah he forthwith sgay mp sale The saine
tefs-The sale Is for Che benefit Of Mfs. judith ~.
tholsoH, eyecuiiX Of Andrew Nicholson, dec. she
being The sssigpee Of Michael w IlsucosE.....Th the
Subscribers aus az Trustees. viii oonveywiih special
warranty oiig
r. MeeMURDo,2 T,u,e,,
s4NFS HERpN, ) '"''e'A''
Feb. 6 sss ida
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Feb. e
DoHCiHr and Etl,ri,n.

'.'"S ""u At"t"S
M H. p'SH LLINAN, who has been in London and
NA Pans, presents his best respects the young La.
dlee and Geniieinen Of The city Of Richmond It's
Nicni'y, ana respectfully informs Them thai he intends
making ihis cify his residence where lie will TEACH the
newest and most fashionable dancss-such are prac
mseo III London aud P2Iis aud The principal parts 81
Europe Dir. O'S's method is so expeditions that be
WIN engage TO perfect any young lady gentleman (of
the smallest Capacity III months.
Gentlemen wishing 10 learn the Small Sword exercise
lie VIII engage 10 make them acquainted with ali The
pushes and 2Gr,ies in 20 lessons, Tor 5 10.
pays OF attendance, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saur.
Gays, from until in the afternoon. Also, nigh,
school for grown Gentlemen, from un! o. at his
oe, f0ns doors below the Bell Tavern and over E,.
Joseph A. HaliowelI'S Brush Manufaetot, ALI com
maids addressed To bin at his lodgings, the above
room, shall ne attended To.
Terms for DanciWe-S 10 u quarter half to be "a id
IN advance Fen IS o. Gt
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Valuable Laud for SAFE

IN rHE COUNTY or cAgELL, STATE or VIRGINIA.
ME wish to sell Il tract Of LAMB lying IN Csbrli
County, in sight OF tue Courthouse OF said county
and on ibe CnyaDaoiie liver, Elk miles from The month
81 said Tvercor,anirg about $50 acres: about goo Of
Whch IS cieaied-the balance is covered with valuable
timber
This tract Of land is considered to he one Of the
valuable Of land Ia The section cf country in
which IL j: situated and will be sold accotnmod
teIns--wbich will be made knOwn by application a.
john Samuels Esj. cetk of Cabe county RESIDING III
me courthouse. (n ho will slew ibe land and is aubn
Tzed To sell the to E,e Subscribers residing
III Jefferson county, Virginia.
r. W0KTuiNGTON,
JOHN 7. CoOKuS.
~
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AiAaS., i,b. ia n.ost eA,.so:oinsry er.,ssy an
na,sra history snow exhibiting winan,'s in this
city, HOG OF the Grass Breed years and eigh,
months Old weighing 1855 lbs and measuring about
feet from the end of the the tip of the tall and
about fretrourd the lsoty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
Ma KSHAI,> AALii.

INDEX decree of the Superior Cnurt Of Chancery
~ for The Rchinoni district, pronounced on the 22d
day Of Jan. 1920, in therein depending between
isaac Han, paintIn. aud inman Bishop, Nathaniel w
Price, Mansfield Watkins aud Richard Denny, defend.
ants shall expose to sale by puhc auction on the
premises, on 7hRrsiay, the SIR day Of JSGFch nerf
HALF ACRE L0i, No. s, in The 10 OF Manchester
Conveyed To Richard Denny by deed from luman Risl
OPP Tor the ieneIit Of said Fall, which deed is filed
among the pagers in this cause.
Terms OF sale, six and twelve months credit Ibe pun
chaser executing bonds with approx ID security, and
deed of trust the property secure the
money. The sale will lake piSce at IL O'clock
Feb. IS II, -.
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rENVtLINl.E MslEc

PROVIDENCE MsLEc
rs'hG tgbscriber wishes sell his TARu and MILLS
from Richmond and near the stag TO Fressr
hnfg. The farm contains about $50 acres, vnh com.
iora',e buildings, orchards. &c. There is Saw and
cis Bin. With am excellent hione dau, on a strc an,
Which seldom fats, both IN full operation in
seuied and excei'en. neighboThood, ar riding full EN-.
rIoy nient u boh The Saw Mill 1, quite new and in
nient distance. - $3.50
fnil description Of the above property 4, deemed
unnecessary The subscriber will only observe that he
viii sell great bargain in and invss all Who ish
70 purchase 10 come aud view its advantages, which he
cohccives are MANY. Immediate possession wonld be
gwen ofihe mills, and the farm in the fsu. For
se,ms, asd Other particulars. apply To Captain nenj.
richmond, or 10 the subscriber, on the premises.
t-o. 20. a3.waw. JOSEPH MoSsY.
He s"bsrtb-rs by virtue deed OF trn,t execnIed
b, Cay Drew for The h~neii, ofwm. Glitch and
bea,ine date The ith day OF September 1919 wit o,,
Safnrddy the l7th day ~ Garch aert at ~ O'Clock
ha NE Town o, Ecu. C,.eA IA the county Of bucsn-
folowing PROPERTY, to wit All the BonseLoIi o,d
hnc.ea fHr"it"re 81 said Dres all the in,eres, which
SAID Drew has I'm right az bis wife, who was the widow
OF Charles Iaiiaferro. dec.) in certain SLAVES, IN
number To wit Alsey Shepherd, Spencer and Matilda
OF his wife In the estate OF George Baskerville dec
the county OF Cumberland consisting OF the follow
SLaVES viz: Fanny, Siias, Alfred, Pamela and Drury
We w'i convey such tte only as is vested in us.
Join "; Il tRa aasLnY Trustees.
am.eting of uie Agricultural society ut Virginia
IA held II. Richmond the 9Th ut. The follow ing
appointments and resolutions we've adopted viz
James M GGrrett, President.
John Coulter, Vice President.
Jorqueisnc Is H0rvie, Treasurer.
John adams, Secretary
.,dnxn e.. adams, Thomas NershaU, UiIson
alien, Thomas ~ RdnaotPh. OF Tuchahoe, and Lit.
TETON W. Ia<emeG-AssistaDtS Secretaries.
JOhn T0rshdU, J0hH Brockea6ronsh. John Uick
ha'n, John Ceaiter, aud John 1da,as- Committee Of
CorTrs pondence.
RcsolUsd, That tue thank. of thi. Society he pre
senleo to JOHN s. SKINNER, Esq. for his present q
seed wheat barley, rye corn, tobacco seed aud oih-
valuable articles,
Resoipsd That the annual contribution u be pais
ny members Of this Society for the present and al
succeeding years, he tro dollars.
Tesie, JOHN ADAMS Sec',.
JaH. %. LII
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No

NORGE
A Ii persons Indebted 70 JOSEPH DARMSDATT
dec are requested Ia max. payment tn me iinfne.
dtateiy as am DESTROYS of closing the
as soon as possible and therefore cannot grant ndul
sence TO any bndy. DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
Feb II Of ts.e n,r,n.ftau doc
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GaiH v q

" towns ~ Nassdchu-
srits.s.'.....,.....LB5e coz 2t2 ,33S e723o rs
ne g nsus of Maine IN 1900. ISL 7iD- IN ,eiO
H2SFO5-in 1872 107 s3o-gvng an increase Of 10 qss
Tbe abcre serves to sbetv the ratio and f,hit ~
iainrs considered, Is remarkable incresse...t oar
ecen ddneher HoiRc, tfivps welt and we reioice Al
Hui hsss'chHsetis IN particular, who's " con.dsr
she Is by Cat TIC bckest scrd IN The Tnlon
nav he looked upon 7 nursery for The west her
own p,"cb teiisrtimn might be expected.
EesfeH GaseHe srAItsr
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THE NORTHERN pxPrntr,oy

Ihe London Literary Gazette contains some inpoor.
tan' particulars respecting tie late exgsdI,top Of The
discovery dips flecis and Crper cbiob rsnsot Lnt
prove "esss'inh The greatest degree os cold ,iacb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01
Jan. 6.
LAND. NEGROES M.

n
MILL Re SoLn I" the highest bidder, at Pleasant
Grove, Lnnensurg county, Va. on Thursday, tie
HrI ady ~ NGrch nfat. from t.h to twelve likely
NEGROES consisting OF men women boys and iris
Also Will he offered valuable tract living in
tue aP"ss count containing ahou. twn thousand
ths aho Is well adapted to The culture OF corn wheat
ana tobacco. u /, deemed unnecessary TO make any
further comment, rs is presumed any person inclined
l" purchase would first wish 10 view the premises
which will be shewn any time by the suh.c,ib.t or
Capt. WIN. Stokes, whoC, the land adjons.
Also on the sare day and place, will he of. my
SioCk OF GOODS, amounting al first costto s ,O06
as per Inventory together prh ana store
boufe az Pleasant Grove which supposed to he Re
rior 10 no stand in ttis part q. the country.
ne leins Of The sale w he, the negroes principally
for cash-the land ore third in cash when
IS gwen which may he had al any ,ireihe balance In
~ and is months, eIai paynentsThe situation store
mouse ana gooes l. and years equal payments. The
ac %. land is IN good order for the rrfspton Of
win hne crop Of wheat The plantation Is well
supplied with STOCK ofeyery Kind provisions support
Tue same, aud plantation utenssali which will dis
posed of reasonable terms particularly .n sny per
sou who may purchase The land. JAMES NEAL.
.as -: 81. .i5'
4 u psrsons ka'ine CLAIMS against los. DAIieis
~ DAFT, Gee are requested to make them knosn
DANIEL CALL, Fx'cr
Feha s5..n Of Jos,pi, iarusda,f. dec
4 II peiso'' having cialms against JOHN GR,iiAiI,
a'ceased' are Requested To make them known.
WALTER nun, Execute,
NV. " 2l..u Of John Graham. deco.
Lsmd neor Tie Dicodo,O Brsdgcs for Sale.
Esf rirfne Of a dced Of trust from john ". rms
~ ~ ne subscriber as trustee Jar ne purpose OF
securing me payment Of snndrg dt6fs tkcreir msa
t"eHi 90 DuHtet fsttS, Hhfch ffei as OF TGcDTG ia
the clerks eDice IF iionoUer cpwnfy cSrrf shall
Proccedfo sell 10 tie highest hidder for cast bfJ0re
Tie d1or 81 he Eagte Hotei in ne c{fy or Ricns1d
on the 9Th day OF nrxt month (Mstch,) 80 acrss a,
IdND, fg'nS mar re .Hredo'p BRIDGES fhick7-
hon"ng SwonP, egjoim,ng me lands ct Robert Jhifs
ana IS Is CreRsaaw. it Hummer county. 6eise Ia,
same land IN s"Aich 1irs EiiiS rom resides ana
irh'ch 'rds cO"ueyed By Daniel Ellis 10 the said Join
~" fsfhs. as PER 6ePd Of record ia Han0Vcr tOunfr
corr cte'h's ffe; the safe UiHbc mdde in fo,li
~ 70 tHe dtfd ~ trust, 6pd for the ;y pOsF first
paying 10 JOHN Jones 0sSirHre Of Dd1ifE Iilis me
sam ooHe thoHS0Hd dollars, MIN me interest kkGf
may De GHs thereon and 0g ntitT Of The de6ts a!fa
Hohfd la said Gced ~ trusf fh0t nsav be fhen d.e
a"ith interest ana all me costs ctfendiHg srss,-
..Sn o. me frMSt. Tile fHte rs 6et!sUed Le gOod
tat shat only convey as trasfee
" ID. HREN. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-01

ParkhTi, R06eitsom u hciso,
"A RE now receiving by che sch,oners hRsrnora.
n Thamee, Rising States aud others, FRESH TEAS
ship Savannahs cargo, 1890.
100 ID ill., boxes Gunpowder Teas
rs DO. do. do.
80 boxes Gnnpowd.r Teas, contain's capisters lib
80 cheats Young Hyson rea
81 hhds. OF 81. Croix ani New Orleans Sugars
len b'ls. OF Loaf Sugar New York nanufacsery
50 l2gs Of best Green Porto Rico CoiIte
40 pipe, or Cogniac Brandy
10 6Ids. Of Jamaica RUN
IN do. Of Antigua dn.
loo boxes OF Houid Candies
loo do. of Soap
80 casks Of Cheese
few hbis at Pork and Reef
Az or which they will sell OH iibr raj terms.
Ian O.. 75.n
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UNITED sTATys CENSUS

UNITED STATS CENSUS
we Following eShibits comparative view of ,bs
P"pniauoh OF me state Of Maine under the new census
As avs" that OF The principal cities IN the Union as FAR
% ots he,n p"hiIshed, with the cenags Of cain
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Ut''" T|U''WS IttUWIW,
WILL ne given by the suhsriibeT to aHy person who
w viii appre!end sHd secure III jail So TIA, get h,,n
again, lfke!y negro wan named RANDOLPH. abuGt
twenty tou or twenty i've old, who isit the sn-
scnbers plantation ia James City county, about the
ION al Oc,oher last He purchased las tie sub.cri
her from Mr. Gregory rf CHARLES CIV waere lie was
raised and was afterwards f.u tbs years 1881 ~ j
hired TO the former stage owners os,T 1T F,azeT.
Tavern ~ Wv Kent conhty where he had w,ie.....
ihe marks about the person Of said various
ann not well recoiiectedtbe remarkable al scars
IN bis head aud Que very striking about the ryche
hhey and well made. father below the height ofpegroes
III general aud a ilttie bow.iseeed lie carried away
w'ih bin fashionable blue COAT much vorr and Other
ciothtMs suites To held negro. JOHN COKE.
,Ei'tarlsharg, Feb S. NJ
4 Ii pes ,ts IndeUicd TO JOHN GHAkAM dreea.rd
n are requested TO make payment imnie lately
as am DESTROYS Of closing The administration Soon
as possible. aud therefore cannot graut indulgence
any dy WALTER Dun, Executor
Nov. 10 81. IT Of iohu Grata'r, deed.
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SEINE iWINE
WE have for SALE English Sei,tc ?,sne OF superior
w quality, i5ih ST. opposite The Reii Tavern.
ELLIS TX ALLAN.
Feb s. s7..Iw