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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-17
100000 Dollars,

This was owned ny two ladies' and gen.
teman in New York. Both Of the above
prizes were sold by S. & NJ. Allen. who
advanced the cash at sight to the fortunate
owners. The public are aware that S. T.
NJ. Allen have in addition 10 the above.
sold and advanced the cash for numerous
prizes OF Dsc 900, SO ono. $4,000, 10000,
10 900, SC. to a greater extent than any o.
Their persons in the United States. They
have for sale tickets IN the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
July %.
IiUenty Dollars Re,ca,d.

BOUT the first of June last negro man, named AM
BRuS, away from the subscriber He is about FIVE
ieet nine or ten inches high well made active sprighy
lie mas dark complexion good couDtenance, and long
scar on his cheek occasioned by with switch (,-
posed to be his right cheek) lie carried with him variety
25years issupposed he making his way either TO The
state OF Ohio or and he is induced So
from desire TO get TO the settlement ofte negroes enan
cipaaed by lizard Bacon decd of this county lie is
gnauted with many othe said negroes This supposon is
supporiet by his having in company with nv
man George, who is related many Bacon's negroes
George has been apprehended and committed Cumberland
jail Allegheny county, Maryland saws Amhr,s was in
company when he taken, but his escape The
above reward will be given il Gre said negro be taken and
secured in any Jail out of this state len dollars ONLY If
will he paid AARON BIJRToN
Henrico, Richmond. Va. JuIv 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
SPRING HILL ACADEMY.

'i1S institution is located in Abemare county, twenty
Il miles north east from the University.
teach the Latin Greek English Languages eopnpbv
hsts Composition, &c. My price for board tuition and
Washing scholars finding their beds and towels
VII DC hfty-ive dollars per session, in advance
Where furnish lodging there will be additional charge
can accommodate is or 90 boarders
MY uniform practice has been inculcate upon nv pu
p correct principles, and TO enoin the observance of up
s moral department. To the young always
proved burdensone and unpleasant But experience pro-
claims the necessity and importance of discipline. He Oo
,nod commando must first learn toDbey is sentiment
ny Aenobon, 1t mistake not and comprises an admirable
or no disorderly behavior has pac
euhy my scholars; and school, believe has ex
heited more harmony unexceptionable contucTwen
V1 years experience in the education
Som enh oil itself TO ene to share Of public patronage
Respecting my and general management conf
denu appeal to my former respected pupils many whom
are now occupying important stations men
" " f '
scholars will be received time but none for shorter
erod than two sessions. Ny summer session will close ON
we 10Th OF October and the winter commence the
ION OF November. JAMES Ii. WADDEL.
N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
FOR SALE.

ONE ofthe Proprietors Of the POWHATAN COTTON
~ FACTORY, being DESTROYS OF moving 20 the western
country offers for sale the said institution, very reason
able terms The said factory Is In operation, running
26 spindles with all the nachinery-and auo
ter frme Of eS spndes, nearly rsady to sta-a Cotton
Gin' Picker and Wool Carng Machine, with all ne
cy tools for building and repairing every Kind OF ma
chnery belonging TO the said factory with ~ 10 OF
LAND-fhe factory house is % feet long and 80 feet
vide stories high, Of Stone, the other Of brick
an built OF the best rnaterialTe whole building is said
lw good Judges TO he Of the first ordeTA brick dwelling
house. ~ feet by 49, with cellar, brick snokeOuse, ice
house. house for workman q by 10 feet with u cellar
blacksmith shop and tools wen Of excellent water in the
yariFhe Subscribers feel confident that with good ma
nascment the said factory Is amongst the valuable
aropery ~ this part OF the country, they have been
pbe 10 sell all the that they could spin good pro-
htsAso, 600 acres ~ LAND, adjoining the said factory -
about p acres oi which was old mill pond, very rich
7nd could be reclaimed az moderate expense about 100
acres IN woods, tGrd Of which good tobacco land
This band viii be sold with without the facoryIf the
above property Is no disposed Of privately before tie 4A
day u SeptcDb nat, u viii thai day, the first fair
day thereafter, he offered for sale the highest bidder
Terms at sale accommoGaing-fhe sale will take place
on The premises DAVID FLOURSOY
JANIS u, UAHHIS.
POEh0iaN, Msyfj 2.nJ;S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
First Shin for Londoa,

:A FIRST Ship for London,
SREH To the address of Nesss. JOHN GiLLIAT
-15=E- Co with the liberty of consignment the very
superior and well known regular trading ship HENRY
GLAf Thomas Potts, commander expected arrive in
lew days at bermuda Hundred when She will commence
loading, and be despatched Immediately having more
than one half OF her cargo already engascdFor freight
oil e remainder, which will be taken very reasonable
TERMS or passage, apply TO JN0. L WM. GILLIAT.
A5t .4lso for London,
MID To the address Of Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT
--&-e-E-- CO with the liberty of consignment, the fine
brig MARC ARET, James McIrvan, comnanier coppered
and stands at Lioyds, expected TO be Warwick in
very lew days, and will commence loading she can
be got ready to take inHer burthen $50 hhts
acco and about 200 hds. is freight which ir
offered soon, will be taken ow.-Fo terms, apply to
- JNO WM GILLIAT.
Who have in Store, and offer for sale, a few large
sChEWS, used for slowing tobacco.
June %. 10 az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
FOR SALE

fE1HAI extensive and very valuable Estate called MANS
Il KIN LODGE, formerly the property of Tbos Miller
decHanSkia Lodge Is situated in county of King
nam on The Pamunkey river, opposite Hanover Town and
within Y hes of the city of Richmond, in a wealthy
and agreeable neighborbood contains nearly three thou
SAND acres OF as auabe land that river which
about two thousand owgrounds great fertility and of
various soils adapted TO the culture wheat barley and
tobacco The high land is also fertile and clothed it'll
forests aaordng an abundant supply Of timber
large Manufacturing Mill adoins this which
the wheat made on it can he sold at small deduction
the Richmond prices and from the landing river
the products may be transported to baltimore
OF not more than eight ten bushel There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for
ianlies with good ouhoucs, stables attached
eacIhe one usually call ed aasLin Lodee the other
on that part OF the estate which has obtained The name Of
WorHy GrOpero the former belong valuable and
sive orchards Perhaps In Virginia this
IN quality OF SOIL beauty and peaanncss of situation or in
the convenience and cbeapnesS OF the
products to- the best markets4anskn Lodge and Wormley
Grove win be sold entire, in parcels suit purchasers on
the terms; One fourth part the purchase money
will be divided into five equal partsone fifth par of the said
fourth will he required in casihc other four fths win be
made payable in annual insalmens siccessiyev c rst
payable the list January, 1822he remaining three
iourihs will hc made payable the January 1926
Bonds with approved security will he required and deed of
trust on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. r. FERGUSON,
- Executors OF Thomas Miller dec
uoOchland March jO 10C-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
NOTICE.

E(Y virtue Of trust deed executed the subscribers
trustees y William Gay junior and Lucy II. GAY hi.
wife on the 18th day Of April 1915, and OF record The
clerks Office of the county Of buckingham will be sold,
public auction the premises, the highest bidder To-
cash. or Friday the 3ist day Of 1e1 neal the whole
much Of ue tract Of land lying in buckingham county
tanning about eightyhree acres IN the occupancy
ChaTrol NJ Shepherdand which tract OF land particulars
described in the said trust dced will be sufficient raise
the balance Of principal and interest due certain bond
executed by the said William Gay jun and James H. Fergu.
s0n 10 Robert Graham eor of James Lyle, deceased which
bonds are also particularly described IN the said decd
costs and charges attending the execution of the said
AthO the subscribers believe the title 10 the said
land TO be unquestionaby good yet they will only
10 the purchaser the title which has been in them
the said deed JAMES BRANuFH.
July 81. 24-tds SAMUEL TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
Hood Laicn AGAIN For ,SaIe

AGA VUOU I<uUH ugUtfI Tor Sale.
sssHU The sale OF this of land having taken
LINZ place the 21st of July, according the terms
OF former advertisements the subscribers by
oil trust executed by Harry Gaines dated the of Jam
uaiy 1921 and recorded in the clerks King Queen
county, trustees therein named purposes
specified will the 18th Of August nerf, ii fair otherwise
on the next fair day. offer for SALE the premises for Casa
that most valuable farm called WOOD LAWN situate in the
county aforesaid about eight miles the
nearly uistant from the Rappahanock Mattapony
rate farming land, which lies beautifully well proper
TONED 10 timber aud arabic land-we improved with new
and spacious buildings, valuable orchards fruit trees
az respect most elegant and valuable Estate. The
subscribers vii! such title only them
by virtue of the said decd Of frut believed
that good and perfect title be made The sale will
certainly occur. RICHARD GAINES
July27. 2s-8tstls TIONI is JFEEnJES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
FOR SAIE.


RENG DESTROYS of moving to the western country the
subscriber offers for sale the OF LAND, whereon
be at present resides, the county OF Poyhatan miles
hi ue courthouse containing about 700 500 of
Is IN woods, nearly half good tobacco and-The
feared lands are in toerable good heart part of which
s cover, and highly improved, living toerably well
,' % OF creek lowgrounds of good quality, half Of
IS IN cultivation; the balance be reclaimed at
expenses wei watered with springs and small
si, running through il in every direction. From the
sls made with clover and plaster il is believed that
sts,s W. oelow the mountains susceptible of higher
IT, " Improvement than the offered for sale
bel "iPIoy enens are dwelling house with four rooms
isa STAIRS and two above kitchen, dairy smokeousc
% barn, corn house, stables &c.-a mill upon new
wbsa, stream Of water, with two pair Of stones for
WIN all the necessary machinery for manufacture
IA other for corn the toll Of which good for from
en-, VV narrels OF corn per yoar-A mill that cnn
ti 9oO to 1000 feet of plank per dayA disiIcry with
sls, uis, capable Of making 20 gallons Of whiskey per
~ m mlers house, coOper's shop, bIacksmiths shop
ne pantation is generally well enclosed further
IS deemed unnecessaryeAny person wishing TO
ior themselves. wv '' ~ anu J""Se
part accommodating negroes viii be taken in
Mr"33Hien'' DAVID FLOURNOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIV-
Err FOR SALE by AUCTION

Err FOX SALE by AUCTION.
Ia In pursuance of the will of j ohm Less
aH lie deceased and decree Of the crcnit court Of
4A the United States for the 5h circuit and Virginia
sric pronounced in therein depending wherein
Isabella Black the wife of Agnew Black the elder John
Wallace and Marin his wife, William Black jun William
bogle and Sarah his wife, and Agnew Black Younger
and Waller Dun executor John Graham are plaintiffs and
James Scott exor of John Leslie and Andrew Leslie and
Jane Leslie devces of the said John Leslie are defend
anus, wi be sold upon the premises, public auction,
Monday the 15ih day Of October Merit valuable and well
kown estate IN the county of Chesterfield called SUMMER
HILL situated ON the south side Of James river about five
mites below Richmond, adjoining the Whtby estate and
containing by estimation $50 considerable portion
winch is line James river low grounds. The improvements
are comfortable wooden dwelling house kitchen &c;
wen enclosed gardens an oveeer house, large two-story
Darn spacious stables and cowouses all built of brick Of
the best quality-and small orchard of choice fruit trees
PERSONS wishing TO view the premises previous sale
can do yo by applying Mr.. William Ewing the present
occupant. 81 49, f
me terms oil sale VIII be, onehrd the purchase money
payable IN ninety days. and the balance in six and twelve
months Notes negotiable, with approved endosers
deed OF trust upon the property will be required.
by order u james Scott error of John Leslie dec.
,.o JAMES HERON, Auctoneer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM deceased nre
N requested to make payment inmediateIy rs
DESTROYS Of closing the administration soon as possible
and therefore cannot grant Indulgence TO any body.
WALTER Dun. Executor
". NJ Iff,f, C.raha 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
PURLIC SAIE

PURSUANT TO deed of trust executed 10 me ly Geo b.
Pickeit for the purposes therein mentioned, SHALL on
inc sseone Monday IN September merit before the front
the Courthouse of Fauquicr County, and of Virginia.
offer nj public sale the highest bidder, estate on
winch SAID Pickett now resides containing about FIFTEEN
HUNDRED ACRES. This estate adjons the town of War.
renton the seat of justice of the county Fauauier.
part OF It may be advanta eously disposed of
me land lies well for Farming, is uncommony well
ed mas large and commodious dwelling Warrenton
with outhouses barns and stables. There three or four
apple orchards, and fruit every description The
greater part OF This has been highly improved y the
use OF Clover and Plaster and is ti ard under
good fencing THERE'S Slate quarry superior quality
upon this land within half amile of Warenio. Warrenton
affords ready market for the surplus produce Farm
ana Tor wood considerable quantity of which spa
red Its situation is uncommony healthy and in populons
and genteel neighborhood Ii most desirable
estates in the Upper Country twill sold in three ar
GELS, and plat will be exhibited on the tay Sale.
credit of one two three and four years will be given
tor the purchase money. Bonds with approved security
bearing interest from the first of January next together
with deed of trust the property will required The
purchaser can be accommodated with farming utensils and
stock OF every description Possession will be given on tile
rst day of January next, with liberty crep of small
grain There will be from hundred aud iftv TO two
hundred acres well prepared for wheat which Mr. Pickett
will seed at fair price.
JOHN SCOTT, Trustee.
NOnn IuuI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

VIE following highly valuable REAL ESTATE is offered
Il ior sale on the most liberal terms
Inc tract Of land which the subscriber resides, in the
county Of Bedford miles from the of New London
from the Academy and ID miles from Lymchurg containing
about 100 acres between and 400 land the
balance IN woodstbe whole which is fine tobacco land
except about 10 acres, and that good grain land. The i'm
proyenents extremely valuable and commodiou This
land is very heavily timbered lays WELL watcred and
IN a healthy and agreeable neighborhood.
One other tract Of land lying Saunton river the
county OF Campbell, called The BouHg Green, within 25
miles oil Lynchburg, containing 1000 on this tract
mere are about 4O0acres of cleared land large portion
rst rate bottom land which admirably adapted TO the cul-
vaon OF tobacco This plantation is in good order crop
Png well watered and healthy and took its from lis
being very level The balance ofbe land in woods due
proportion OF which is tobacco land Of the first quality.
AhsoAnOther tract Of Land in the county Campbell on
Ivy creek, about miles from Lynchburg containing
very small proportion Of which cleared fresh and in fine
hear-the remainder is mostly rich tobacco land heavily
oeredand the wood the tract is OF conside-
rabe profit The land has upon several very fine springs,
and some excellent mill seats.
Inc subscriber Invites capitalists view this valuable
property, which he offers for the advantageous
Terms small proportion Of the purchase money will he
required in landa credit of one and three years will
ne gFcu for the balanceFor further particulars applica-
ton be made the subscriber near New London or to
wi. Jesse Irvine near Lynchburg. VIM. IRVINE
August T. 2s-Iotf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

will ever be on terms of mutual friendship,
and in the constant Interchange ofrecprocal
kind Offices with this colony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

pursuance of decree the Circuit Court of the Une
States for the Fifth Circuit and Virginia District pro-
nounced on the l2h day of June, 1921 in therein
pendng wherein Robert Crouchis plaintiff and Neil
and the subscriber Defendants will be upon the prc
misses on the 18th day of September LOT parcel
ground containing seven lying and being the
Poor House OF the city of Richmond, with buildings
thereon-wch was conveyed TO the subscriber trust by
Ne McCoul by deed bearing date the of January
1911 recorded in the general thereof as
VIII be necessary to pay the which have been incurred
ana may be ncuedin the execution Of the created by
the said deed as also the costs of the suit aorea
condy the sum OF twelve hundred and tryeght dollars
ana eighythree cents with 10Th day nj
august 1919, until payment of the balance under
tne said deed OF trust The purchaser will be required
DAYS. with an approved endorer. The title will retained
until the sale is confirmed by the
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
August
WOODSTOCK FOR SAT.E-

[-1NEfA OOh u.
ItssHH offer for sale the valuable estate whercon I
Ia- now reside, purchased lately from Bernard NJ
Carter, Esp called WOODSTOCK In the county Falquer
on the waters OF Cedar about miles below
80 from Fredericksburg, Falmouth Occcauan and llmres
and 40 from Alexandria by the turnpike auckland The
tract contains 473 by late surveys divided in
to three farms About third of the tract wood
and part henvily iimbered There between and
SIX hundred acres OF cleared low grounds quality
excellent enclosures all the FARMS with woodland and
meadows conveniently distributed for each. The high
IN state OF productive cultivation, lies remarkably we'll
and adapted plaster and clover. There valuable
seat on an abundant stream about the of the whole
tract and In neghborhood peculiarly demanding its
prosement more particular description is deemed
cesary any person disposed purchase will first view
The property The Estate will be disposed ofin aggre-
gaze or IN separate farms purchaser purchasers ofie
whole or part he accommodated with all the Negroes
abo 2OO or portion as the may be; b appca-
f'on FOR the Negroes ereePt BY purchasers Of The land
Also, the growing crop Of CORN, with STOCKS of every
description, FARMING UTENSILS, &c &c. Letters post
PAID To- me- near Fauquier Courthouse Virginia. will be
promptly attended 10. WILLIAM L. CARTER.
August 2. 26-i6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
ALvAN BELTS.
BoOKSELLER 4. ST,aTIONER

-.
BOOKSELLER 4. ST4T/ONER
AT Cooksnew building, six doors Bell Tavern on
Main Street.
EsfECIf ULLf informs the public that he has recently
received by tile Virginia, Polly 4 Sylvia and Haxa
from New York, large supply his extensive stock on
hand-which makes his assortment very complete.
Country merchants, and gentlemen wish to supply
themselves with books, WILL by calling sending their or
ders get supplied the best terms and find such
books as they may want.
~ quantity ofPRINTING, WRITING, LETTER and
WRAPPING PAPER ON hand.
Richmond, August II. oa-a,
NJ ORTIZ & SOUTH CAROLINA Notes
! exchanged by C. H. PAGE
August T. 9s-et
TOBACCO LANDS-FIRST QUALITY.
WILL sell 7io Of this description land living on
Sone-wail creek in the lower end of Campbell county
ana ABOUT hall mile from James river. This choice
OF one half of that fine formerly owned by David Ross
sem decd and much admired for its fertility
VIII be judges by looking the crop
Judge Thomas i. Bouldin of Richmond, is
to sell the Wm Walker, Esq adjoining the lard
asoi5oo acres lying miles below Lynchburg, princi-
pay within the valley of james river on one
side by that river for than There are on
tins tract about COO cleared land principally first and
second low grounds houses large prafed fi,
which have failed bearing twenty wears vineyard
than sufficient y good gement TO supply any one
family with wincan nexhaustibe bed of limestone and
coarse marble. ~
Those who wish rich cultivation of tho Earth,
and at the time enjoy that health which pure air and
sweet water only afford and the time gratifed
Win one oil the beautiful sublime prospects imap
nation can conceive need beyond this spot in search
vi h"mc. WIN. 1. LEWIS.
August T.. 26-ati
LII persons indebted the estate of SAMUEL PAINE
deceased are requested TO make immediats payment
me being DESTROYS to close the administration soon
possible indulgence be granted any. Persons ha-
.in claims against the estate requested make them
knownto ORRIS PAINE,
900 idniaistrdior Of Samuel Paine, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
Escaped from tie jail OF Be01.ico conn


~ ~ H ., 81 the 26h uf. ne foUo5riag SI4YES yi-
pi A runaway, and belongs, she says to William
tarh OF Loyal Of Prince Edward county. She IS Of
or 10 eXion about feet inches high and about 81
blue s oid She had on when she made her escape
her ears e'iS manufactured habit, and had rings in
Fuller alright mulatto man. the property Of Alexander
Mr. F,i,n, was committed a runaway, and removed al
kecnin request from the old 10 the new ia Tor saCe.
or os about q or p years old about e..
bfcloh;1 ~ iigh' am not able shy what description
slim ali ne had on whenbe went away as he only wore n
"e o. clothes IN Jail ~ '' 'Jdu' Jul hau Jun
old f, " ~ Of dark complexion about % or q Years
s"t,-keeping aud l'lV''3 VI ~ '"ssoaie, TOT
10 inches lark complexion, about 40 years old feet or
IN lv with very bad wound on his len thigh nut
ns"nani finnev for safe-keepinv 90 F
- escaped at the same Zine hit have t,eo,, ,ctt.
them thai NJ. ~ information from boy that COZ ont with
county , Moses, humphrey Dephia in New Ken;
ed ss c mules below Bottoms Bridge. Nose ,roc,,
Mr. ar white boy In jail the 6ov saw only 20 go
received a factory think probable from information
ferry above has crossed the James river at the
named is O vessels forbid harorin am NJ tho ,too
any way. i" ',,T vessels or employing them IN
August s. o. trIVDhN TANkbHSLEY. y. s.
H TOR FD. H4P0