davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-14
By B. o. TYLER,

DS ID. ~. l. Lin,
Sole Agent for the managers of the
GRAND NATIONAL CANAL LOT
Terry,
Third Class,
Now DRAwING-By authority Of Con.
greSS.
Members of Congress, to whom the trlfiing
compensation they now receive is no object
compared with being separated from their
BONES and families tor many tedious winter
months; Merchants, who want an increase oil
active capital; Mechanics, who wish to add
to the stock, which affords scope to their
enterprise; men of leisure and wealth. who
would increase the means OF their bench
cence; young men, who want the means 10
support wives; and old men, who would add
to the provision tor their children; tsmates,
whose sex may prevent their personal pur-
suits Of gainul avocatons, but to whom a
small investment may give, wthoutexertion,
handsome 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 more moderate sum, would be an &C
commodation, are invited to furnish them
selves with 'c6et. 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 10
Fortune"
1t is now confidently believed TO be the
Hood-tIde at TYLER'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried their
luck as the phrase is,and found it bad luck,
should remember the policy of Bassonio-
Sin nv school days, w hen had lost one shaft,
[ shot his fellow of the self same flight,
The self same way, to find the other forth.
And by adventurIng both, often found both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
OF Bassanlo may. for the trifing sum of I2
dol ars. secure to themselves the following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet TO be
drawn, VIZ:
4O,OnO Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
4oof 1000 Dollars.
10 Of 500 Dollars.
Sc of 100 Dollars.
Besides nearly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
In So and smaller prizes.
Not one b.nnk TO prize, and 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
few days, have been obtained lprize OF
5000. OF loco, and number of5oo, loo, 30,
SC. sc
The lottery draws again on Monday next.
The first sooo blanks entitled to I9 dollars
each. november @
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-14


TIC. DOWDEN.
SAMUEL K. KRAMER.
JOHN T. SlCKLES.
ANDREW l.. STITCHER.
SAMUEL ROSWELL.
PHILLIP MILLER.
JESSE F.. CAVIT.
STEPHEN BADGER.
To Adam Ramage.
.Nep- York, Juiy 8. 1919.
Dear SRI have for tome time past been
threatening to write to you, TO let you know
how well | am pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety OF circumstances have prevented il.
have had il in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers OF this city, and number of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called TO ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as COM
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have ofit.
No Printing Press has everbeen construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in a given time.
The exertionof working tits no more than
healthy exercise for boy of Is years Of age.
q have boy of that age TO work on mine. !
1t is well made, the different parts admira-
bly, proportioned, and not more Liable than
other Presse'fo get out Of repair.
b. FANsHAw.
Mr.. A. Ramage
Nsw- York, April Is, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, ano
il IN successful operation. Many Of our
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-14
TO PRINTERS.

ADAM R.3.N.4GE
ID ESPECTFULLYi informs the trade tha'
~ he continues to manufacture the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-14

and well dIgested experiments, embracing
the whole range of domestic and rural eco.
nomy, such as,c ,nnot fail, if duly observed,
20 be highly beneficial to your interests
The great object of this society is, to pro-
mote agriculture, and thereby advance the
prosperity not of themselves individually.
but of their fellow citizens generally. They
believe they cannot more effectually, in this
early stage of their organization, promote
their object, than by recommending this pa
per to your perusal. They therefore take
The liberty to recommend the American Far
mer as highly worthy of your attention. By
order Of the Board of Managers.
J. J. CHAPPELL,
Vice. President presiding
Extract from the proceedings of the Agri.
cultural Society OF Albemarle. Virginia, at
their last meeting, May 8, 1890.
In order more generally to disseminate
the Agricultural Intelligence and improve
ments made throughout the United States.
The Society resolve to present each of its
members with the first volume of the Anne
rican Farmer. edited at Baltimore, by John
s. Skinner. Esq. "P MINOR, Sec'y."
All gentlemen who feel an interest in the
circulation of Journal devoted to the OBJ
jects, and conducted on the plan here de-
scribed, are requested TO transmit the name
Of suhscribers-hut Grin all cases the mo-
ney must be emitted before the paper can be
sent. II will. hngever be returned in any
case, where the subscriber, on view of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t7ron, the Beln.ont (o6io } .Journn,.1

lf'oni hs Belmont (OhioJ Journal
The Mount Pleasant Philan:hropist of 23d June
last, IN an article upon the subject OF the Indian.
quotes passage from au essayin the National I,cl
genccr, which states that ono tribe (hc Choc .,ys,
mas gwen out OF their annuity for fifteen Years to
come, The sum of six thousand dollars annually be.
SIDES cattle, &c. &c for the use of the mission ,,cI
IL in operation in tlcr country"
Inc fhllanihropist haAng quoted this passayc
proceeded 10 coiniucut upon il IN the following ST rain
SLr Wo"saad dottUS annually fer .fftecI, vcars
hurry thousand dofiars, besides CUTIE &C. Sc E,y me-
UsE oF THE atssfOS! It's earnestly TO be ;y;shcd
tni the attempt TO ciyilzc people may never hear
even the appearance OF seif-nierPst | do no, nrc.
t"nd 10 be acquainted with the transaction or Vie
TIER the Indians receive value for this large grant for
tle nse ~ he nissiOg But one thing know, thai /,
G'cs not look we'll upon paper We also know that
tqc price which the Indians have received for tbe;r
f"us - mere Priancc compared with their real va
lnc The sale Of their lands 1T 50 loyg rate :, cces
Sdriiy ieii Hicm poor-oLiects Of bcneyolcnce Jbcv
are satcr'Jig To- ererg tHHg. They suffer cxtren,rI
Tor tue nccessaries Of eihny suffer for The want of
knowledge, aud fOi the want nf correct habits And
Cannot rurr unm.Xtd beneyolenco be 'cxtendrd 10
them, and let them their little income :"
In the BclmOnt journal Of the Goth Of June we
COPIED tie above extract from The PhiIantrophis and
made remarks urun TIC vcry cxcertionubl, L,,
g"Hae employed ~ II We al@o cndcayoured TO RESCUE
t1e character OF thc ms-Ion from the inipu;aon Of
s-lwsrCSt ad ne ct1t OF beaerocncc, which The pa
ragriph ~ gucstint seemed TO convey.
q" tie SCI Of JWly, We wrote TO the Superintendent,
81 Indian Jfade. ~ ;hc seat Of governments request
ing information 70 the number Of. souls beunupg
- the ChOctaw tribc--ibc nnnihef of Gunies e,Sao
cal 10 domestic Hdtslrynnd the STATE Of The schools
In this letter cncloSch ho'pa oCfhc Plortlroos,
Containing Che article from whci the above paragraph
" cNractcd. List week the following reply was re-.
ocivcd from the Superintendent We insert tho repIy
NJ length, bclIe,ing il viii be read with interest ly al
Is"ueS. in' hpins tha il satisfy the editor Of
tic Phi!tntiiroIi-i, thai d. Cl,octaw indians have
n2l been ,nrad ty ibc transactions OF the mission.
'.lts cnI'oy "a imvas tien
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

WIS Institution will he opened the first day No
venber next under the superntenance of MIR. OFlaher-
ty late President OF the I;umord Academy a gentleman
highly qualified 10 discharge its duties with honor himself
anu benefit TO his pupils The continue the
heretonreThc Trustees, considering accuracy in compo-
siiion and in reading our ngage, very important
Objects have resO Ell that of them will attend
ry Saturday. 10 hear the scholars read selected from
eminent authors and TO receive to be criti-
caily examined The Academy enjoys exclusive avan-
tage FOR rendering those exercises particularly beneficial
the p pills IN the possession OF about well cho-
sen books, which may be great OF
them their parents and guardians will impress their
minds disposition TO it, in tutors
and trustees In this respect, in the hethcss The stu
aon in the spacipusness OF the buildings and in good
ness OF the living the know private school
Which can Vic with the Rappahannock Academy.
Oct. 16. is-y,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
CANNIAGltS.

FIiIIE Subscriber has for sale nj
eEETs& = his Mandatory, 4 miles from
Petersburg, Va. large assortment
s!.1S-t3 OF Work in his line of business
viz Coaches Coaches, with
do''c and treble steps, with ele-
CANT trimmings and plated bellianh.
tir. rate rannc ti with The sprin with MATED
bell''anss aud full plated joints and leatLrr tops
Very light Conches lin the door behind and winrn, oo,
board attached 10 the body travelling gentlemen md
49,
snglesniies and stick Gigs, double and single with and
without TOPS. $3.50 w
Low priced fimy STAGES handsomely finished, fixed to
work with one horses ~ "
Elegant haEe' with elliptic springs, with handsome TONS
Win morocco Innings, fixed work with one or two horse
WIN tue htieg n,tfed chgreie6 and Dearborn voopons
wdh oval steel springs in front some them light enough
for horse. 'e ''"s"
II Anexcelent assortment Of the best plated and brass
mounted Harness for carriages gigs, family stages &r
~, STERLING WOODWARD.
N H. supply of the above work may he had ly appIvin
opposite Mr. William Frcnc's tavern, Od-strrct Peters
burg, and liberal discount i'll De made cash ravments
Orders from any part of the country, To- Pom
lar Grove Post Office Dw ltc county, Va will he o.t.nJ
cd to. NAV H. ~ 10 ,soc''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
EXFCjJTOHIS SAT-F

THeiay the lat day If January nc4i if ilir ifnot the
next lar day will he M 10y the subscriber rs executor
{" MAJOR Harry !ici, deceased, Meades Tavern i'm tho
county "i ChNtcriieid on the buckingham road about
iS nnovc the town OF Manchester, public auction 10 the
hi:tst bidder Tor cash. about EIGHTY SLAVES consisting
emery OF men, amongst .hum there excellent black
smiths, ana carpenter also. 50 mules and horses
very large ana well formed; twoiacsscs three
Anongstthe horses several Ilcudc mares and colts
oi me form al size Aiso several Wagons carts with
ing utensils BEVERLEY RAMON Pr E,,or
Richmnnd, Oct. .. 90 VII ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26

Since the above Census taken, the then
counties OF Ontario and Genesce have been divided
ana formed INTO the counties Of Ontario, Gencsee
LIVINGSTON and Nlonroe.-Thc exact population of
each of the new counties has no; been ;sceitanctI
bhl II Is believed 10 be nearly as follows: Ontario
81, Genesee 10, 100, Livingston 49, 100, and Mon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
AMERICAN INYENrIoN.


Yesterday between the hours of eleven, respcc-
table number OF fellow citizens assembled pursuant TO
peiing vessels in ca invented by sailing Doxey
OF tue United States Navy. The following rough SKETCH
piece OF Workmanship. II is composed common cap
stan with segment. ola wheel fastened the bottom and
small pinon working into the scgments. This turns the
iron chain curiously made the box
shafts of which connected together in sauncbeon The
wafer wheels fold and open M pleasure with Chains
ropes placed between the paddles TO support them. The
.s'an bars have borcs III the ends through which passes
the swier which and by which their whole
power is exered the ends of the where it is most el
ectual The experiment was made ON bonr or the Reyennc
Cutter Active, it the the inventor 10
have proceeded from the Basin MILESTONE Point and to
have returned 10 the place OF her departure II is no,bnp
more than justice observe that ey cry invention
oithis Kind subjected 10 the caprice of thousand
dents, that only be ascertained prevented guarded
against repaired Ivy repeated experiments. Hardly was
ms machinery put in notion before witnesses
10 this fact by the slipping the ropes around the capstnn
by which considerable power lost in the re
ons OF the two water heels. Thi, presume,
stoned by the sretchHg of the ropc and happy
hear from the lips of the inventor that proposes hereafter
10 substitute twisted chain which means all accidents Of
this kind viii IN future be avoided II is further proper
entior that from the great number Of ,snnts board of
the Revenue Cutter the full play OF the machinery pro-
pofohaby retarded, and light breeze srringng up
The same time the Revenue Gutter proceeding I'm the
Basin without the assistance OF sails sganst head wind
me ie Revenue Gutter was thus under way the opinions
oil tue gentlemen board varied 20 her Tapdity
being o. opinion, that her progress the
az" ~ ht and Others nj four knots an hour. At this
ent one of the cogs in the iron wheels wuy and de-
pIve the inventor of the pleasure that he would othes-
wiSe nave received from Witnessing the complete
cess oil his Eenu We rejoice 10 hear, that he to
,h our e,1 ciles with another opportunity Of testing
.ne merits OF ms few discovery The machinery
unshipped and packed away with very little trouble we
may ne oversanguirc in concclres not zee
why this may successfully applied in variety
OF ways Vessels passing and repasng place 10 place
luton of an horse ths machinery, they might pro-
cecd on their passages and happy hear from gen
uemen more conycrsan than dare pretend be With
naval questions that in their opinion this invention is
ne OF an enlargement to purposes far important. we
MY for 'e successful struggles of American enterprise and
genius they little know how many obstacles presented
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26

Marin Walker and Maria his WIFE and Tbom.sJ f,rau
winch Snd Maria and Thomas are children and bc ~ I
This jnv can'o g. VIZ drceased D.ftndo,ts.
ier ni against the Northumberland nruenri1 ~, ,t
sIc'en OF The court that the said defendants are moi bah
% OF IDS slate and are out of the state; ON the no
!e Pihis by their attorney, il is ordered and ie,rest
~ e That the said defendants appear here IN or
o,oe ne ihd Monday in January next and answer ,,
Pdhs PM and give security ncc0rdnr IN The AZ, nr
emily AMI The rules of This court and that copy of hi
a. NC inserted in some newspaper published Ia
'ne TiF ." hlchmond, and continued for two nnn,,s
Nv arg mat another copy be posted the front door Of
,,, S oi ms county on the next successive,
GAYS ana that commission for the nIa;n,;a
.ahs me deposition of Mary Blair wife OF Achn Ila
taking the same. " " "'"e anu place OF
October 20. - ~ ''3i',.r', Z: W. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
MARTHA FORD.
OctODeT -. fN-WSW HENRY n

October %. 4a-wSw HL;NHV NJ gIsyn,,
BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTURING
VIE subscriber, White Dayidsep 4 r. -
Davidson Smell, of Richmond, respectable bces ica"
10 INFORM Tue public, that he continues 20 anufacre -,
order, ana has now on hand, handsome assr,ne, ~ re,
made, neatly finished, and WARRANTED Fe,e6 M, SIR
tonesj winch he viii dispose Of prices ui,able 40 tb
tipes. Orders will he thankfully received and nromn,I
executed Country produce market prices or neeopt
"o'eS SATISFACTORILY endorsed, will be taken in payment
September 81. - ~ ''s 90 n''s.n l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26

N1ilCE IS hereby given that the undersigned Martha
ORC, "iaow and relict of John Ford late Of (umber,
~ co., uec and Henry NJ Harris, guardian Of Francis
~ T0rd, Ann NJ Ford, John T.. Ford and Aurus1ns NJ
cn ns,o children and heirs Of said dcceden win pre-
praying them to authorize by The sale of two bonscs AMI
s WIN NE appurienauce', numbered and nine in
INC Town OF Fcxyilc in the aforesaid county of which dc
aid John Ford died possessed also one f6 nart of mill
near sah town, built and conducted fczekab Ford Co
also OF certain tract Of land in said county conanin o
acres Inc THE to which has been confirmed to the heirs ~
aid ccetent by the last will and testament OF Tobn Fail
sei deceasednnd all other real estate of which The saJ
by law descend to his children. ~ i''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
A FARM FOR SALE.

virtue q" decd otrust from George II. Avery dated
expressed we The undersigned, shall tie Nondo oj
oay ne, proceed Ia sell 20 the highest bidder ready
oi nirnia two tracts "f land situated Beeve in the
sy aforesaid TIE one containing by estimation acres
aud rs rods and lying The Ohio r,cr-thc other contain
% four acres lying the last mentioned tact and in
GLIDING the mills of the said Ay,.rv 1855 "
GEORGE MAyBERRY,
~ - JOSEPH SPENCER, trustees.
le,ilc Wood county. Va. October D i,v,e,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
SCHEDULE

Oi the Inhabitants of the State of New York. rs as
ccrtaincd by the fourth Census pfthe United States,
taken IN the year lG2l-Appended 10 Mr. Kings
report IN The Convention, on the legislative depart
tne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
NOTICE

PETITION viii be Presented to the next General As
sembly OF Virginia, prying that all the real estate
whereof Patrick COuttS died seized and possessed, NAV lie
vested IN the Ienf representatives. o Rcubi Cous
me oay son OF the said Patrick C0u:ts, certain
tiois aud restrictions. Ort.Ig l7-,o,y
virtue OF deed vf rxrcuI,I la The
F. by Samuel g. Adams, duly the office OF the
eo'hy court oil cnico for purposes therein mentioned
we w sell at p.ic auction the residence the late Sa-
niuci u adams n; 9TH day If November ne IT. all his
nouschol ana Kitchen furniture. cows,
SLAVES, Isaac, Poliy, Fanny, Name, child.
RICHARD ADAMS, Trus-
ocI. ~ 4f--wtdS GEO. WM. SMITH, ( tees,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
4 1'EACHER VA NlTFn

M trustees OF te Petersburg Academy wilt on the FIRST
u Saturday in December next el.rt B,;nrin,i
Tor te ensuing year The sitrtion Viii be 3sbge 49,
20 genean o. experience capacity attention ana
no one need apply, without satisfactory tesoops In tboe
respects Persons wishing to obtain the suuon,,pent s
requested to address their Communications pst rid 20
p....., - JOS. JONES. President.
II. Q. "A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
MIR. SIMON BLOCK

SIRAs YOU are not rb,bitant of tho commonwealth
- o gihh ana Norrpace Of residence is know n
You will take notice. that on Thursday the f,yenv nil
DAY ct November rex between The hours O'Clock A. H.
and three o'clock T.. VI. at the Office of William, Nir, ,
IN the city OF WaNhngonI shall proceed to take The dc,
position OF Wiam Writ 10 lie read in evidence in sui,
upending M Tue superior court Of cancery the Will
Hamburg district in Virgnla-weren the president and
masters or professors oi William Mary College in Virri
MA are plaintiffs, aud Nnuref and others defendants
EDMUND CHRISTIAN. Bursac.
and fn behIf Of The President ~ Masters or Pre-
Oct. "a. = a. a. -' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
OBSERVE.

MOUNT AIRY FEMALE SCHOOL will be continued
!'l the ensuing year-and will commence the 10Th of
january. II will be dismissed ON the 10Th of December. A
vacation OF one month will take place during summer
Terms for board and tuition dollars paid yearly in
advance. HUMPHREY HILL.
Mount Airy, Caroline. Oct. 1ts-vew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26

articles Tor the culture of their nd &C. or il should
be applied 10y the Missionaries in their plans of i'm
proNement.
am, SIR respectfully, your servant,
THOMAS L. MCKINNEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26

Commissioners Of the Navy for any information they
might possess upon the points referred to; and OBJ
ser,n. the queries couchcd in cntiiiin. them TO
notice, they immediately opened their books ant, pa
pers 20 u.s. and permitted us To take copies of the sub
joined letters, which contain all the information in
thelr possession upon the subject of the shipment by
the Americaaud they observed that they had agreed
10 ship from Baltimore, in the Arminus for Valpa-
rso, 400 barrels Pork, consigned Michael Hogan,
Esq Commercial Agent nj that port, for the use of
he rankin and other public vessels on that station.
MAJ. Ii,ei
NEW YORK, SEPT. 81, 1921
SiR: AT the request oil Commodore Stewart, / am
induced To address yon the subject OF the slop
clothing OF the United States ship Franklin the
quantity required is large that room cannot be made
Tor the storing of it in hogsheddS on board, and he
has suggested the idea of sending few hhds (if il
should meet your approbaiion.) To Valparaiso by the
ship America, which sails from This port in .; few
days.
VIII you be good enough inform me. sir, if this
suggestion meets your appropriations and il il should,
VIII you he pleased to give orders accordingly.
have the honor To he, sir, your obcIent humble
servant,
EDWARD FITZGERALD.
To Commodore JOHN RoDcERs.
Presigcnt Nary Bos,d, Woshisgion
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
2ih September, 1921.
SIR Mr.. Fitzgerald Purser of the Franklin, has
suggested TO this Board that the quantity of slop
clothing required for the Franklin is so large that
room cannot conveniently he made for the slowing
1t IN hogshcads on board, and that IA few hogsheads
might be- shipped To Valparaiso in the SHIN America
which vessel will sail from New York i'm few DAYS
Inc commissioners in this proposition, if you
should advise it and YOU will consider yourself au-
thorzed 10 have such part Of the slop clothing, as
cannot conveniently be shipped board the Frank
I'm, shipped accordingly in the America.
Respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
Mr.. Martin Woiker, Jirg. .U0gT1 UoTEr, E. ~.

" '''' ''' " ..HoT, .NIS. .INItu " GIEtT, E.fir
Ihomas IL. Griffin.
@ arc not INHABITANTS OF this state, take this mefl,od
A "i uprising you that the Goth day OF
b me hours cfo O'Clock and II O'Clock A. NJ a,
he csiceice OF Mr. Archibald Hair Of This civ sJ,II
coed TO take the deposition OF Mr. Mary ts;r 80 ~
h oy 10 day o. necessarily until object be nccor
u-"hich deposition will Lc rs evidence in n ;,
chancery now depending in Goochind counry cour, he
Ven and Others, plaintiffs, you defendants You
IL You think proper. E1Su0I pII 81
October Is &C. 90 'uniooN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
LAND AND NFGROFs non S1T--pp4

w 1T be SOLD To the highest bidder op 7hpsdo The f1
" 81 AoVsmber neat at the dwelling house Of MrJaues
Es ~ he county Of Halifax, beiween orly and Gfty
NIDitotsS' aud tract Of LAND con.ninir auut ,,s,
thousanu acres. conveyed 20 by James g,si bv deeI
now o. record IN the county Of Ita'ax m rust Tor
cInn purposes mentioned n said deed The fcrfs Of sale
h' be one half cash, and te other haiti p fc, ,fntbs
me 9urcea'sr giving bond and good fscuv IRE land
WI ~ divided in two or more lots am win be- sisva bv
10 the day 81 sge. VurIII,.f t.nm
V'Wpef o. 81 JOIN cNLfINH,