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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
FROM THE ILLINOIS GAZETTE.

The mails bring us no news. Instead
OF brilliant political events, that " dazzle
as they pass" we find the attention oil our
countrymen al the east, and we may add
OF our countrywomen too, turned to the
all important subject Of domestic indus
/ try. Even in the state OF New York,
torn as 1t IS by a thousand factions, and
therefore, it would seem, congensl TO
the advancement, Of every political adj
venturer, who would break lance for
either of the contendlng hosts, one Of the
old establishments, The Columbian, has
found it necessary, or advisable, to ADAM
don the arid field of politics, and turn his
stock upon more fruitful soil. This
he has effected by junction with pa
per that well merits the title, PATRON OF
INDUSTRY, FORTS spirited and persevcrlng
attentions to the promotion Of The Agri-
cultural and Manufacturing interests.
How to live upon our own resources.
a consideration always important, is now
become of vital interest 10 America, as
most OF our theorists are compelled to
admit, whatever they may have though,
a few years ago, oil hauiny our syorkshohs
in Eurohe. Led astray by the sugges-
tons OF commercial avarice, the poiiti-.
clans of the day turned a deaf car to
those who cndeayored to rear the pros
'perity orthcir country upon the immuta-
bic basis of Agriculture and Manufac-
lures. "Our workshops should be ia
Europe," cried the Missionaries, " and be
supplied by US with the raw material"
not supposing that a time might come
when foreign traders would choose to
save expenses, bycultiyating it for them
selves, or at least not caring to acknow.
ledge this conviction. In vain was The
cause OF the country pressed strongly
and without cessation by those who,
either from patriotic or Interested mo-
tives, pointed out he true and only per-
manen, sources Of national wealth and
independence; il vain was il shown, that
the system OF trade then existing, was in
its nature temporary, and that the floods
OF wealth then pouring in upon us might,
at a moment, be arrested by the paciii-
cation OF Europe, and the consequent
cultivation of3the soil.-Impossible said
the observation-disclosures cannot remain
long at peace, and it she were 50, the
soil will not produce sufficient; Amcvi-
can cot ons and American wheat, &c. SC. !
must be purchased abroad. The friends |
OF the country were too weak, as regard
ed numbers, wealth, and influence, to
succeed in a contest where they were
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
Doctor J. u. WooAVevton.

DRoPOsES to practice Physic and Surgery
Il in Edwartlsville and its vicinity, where he
hopes for share of public patronage From
his knowledge ofthe profession, and from more
than four Years extensive practice in the Wa
bash country, he hatters himself that he can
manage with success the diseases incident to
this climate. He may be found at Hopkins
profession.
Aug. %, 1891.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04

A IL persons who have given their notes for
m Lots purchased in the addition to the
town of Edwardsville, are notified that unless
the same are paid on or before the 10th day Of
September inst. suits will be commenced
against them without discrimination.
State paper will be taken in payment.
e. BEN. STEPHENSON,
Trustee. for the P'obriet0rs.
September s, 21.-17 ct
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
pear the best dressed in articles Of their
own manufacture.

own manufacture.
Should tie example Of these rose
Tipped cherubs, be followed, as we hope
to see it, through the country, the effect
would be sensibly and speedily felt
Such is the influence ofwoman, in Ame-
RIGA, especially, let the ladies of the other
sections of the Union, form similar asso-
Citations, and by their own example, dis
courage foreign manufactures, and they
will soon see their beaux dolfing their
broad cloths, and habiting themselves
like reasonable men, the manufacturers
would cease to cry for a new tariff, and
we should have new cause to pronounce
lovely woman an
"Heayen's last best gift to man,"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
CANrAON.

A IL persons are forwarned from trading for,
N note Jointly executed by the subscriber
and Thomas Dickinson, to Thomas Bradshaw,
for three hundred dollars, payable some
months after date, the time not recollected.
No good consideration being gwen for the said
note. and the consideration having entirely
failed, l hereby announce my determination
not pay the said note unless compelledby law.
*. JOHN NEWMAN !,
Aug. 81, 1821-4t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
Yhe Justices Of the Peace

ENoR Madison county, are requested meet
IL at the courthouse in Edwardsvie on Sac
turdsy the 9Th September, at 10 o'clock, for
the purpose of consulting on the difficulties
occurring in their official duties. e. neral
attendance is requested, as uniformit, in the
construction Of law is highly important.
REUBEN HOPKINS,
HAIL MASON,
AUGUSTUS COLLINS.
Tu0'S. LIPPlNCOTT.
Aug. es, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
p1rrsByaeu, AUGUST 10.

We announce with pleasure, that the
commissioners appointed to superintead
the removal Of distractions to the nayi-
cation of the Ohio river, between this
place and Wheeling, commenced their
labors yesterday. They appear 10 be
well provided with implements and
boats.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
GENERAL JACKSON.

The state of New-York is about to en-
gage the best artists to execute in the
finest marble, the statue of this western
hero. Ii is to be placed at New Orleans,
the scene of one of his greatest VIC
tories. ID.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04

CAL ofthe LcgislataTe.-h bcliefthat
the Governor is about to convene the
Legislature, has gained considerable
credit, which it is believed would meet
the appreciation Of the people. i6
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04

General Carroll is doubtless elected
Governor of Tennessee, by majority OF
at least $4,000 votes over his opponent
Ward. id.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Nd IN away fsonl tie subscrbei', about three
IA weeks since, "a negro fellow named BILL.
He is not5yery black, IS Ave feet ten inches
high, stout inads, thin face, very talkatiye, but
when spoken to has asflown look; when walk.
ing Ne turns his toes very much out, and makes
a,tracls braadcstacross the middle. He broke
Montgomery jail on the Gath inst The above
reward will be given for cGring him in any
Jail SO that getiiim, ifapprehetsied cut oftne
state, or thirsty dollars in the. state.
Il FREDERICK "A. BRADFORD,
Charlton, Missouri.
Aug. 28-1t.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04

mel; but, when once applied, the wsarcr
had better bear its unpleasant effects for
few days in summer, should any be
felt, rather than lay the foundation of a
consumption, by avoiding a trifling in
convenience.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-04
NOTICE..

Aue. %, l82l.-l7 Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25
LA 40, NHkiKOf,. So


WILL NJ SOLn tn tie highest bidder. ~ Pleasant
w Grove, iunenhurg county, Va. Thursday the
.HrSt day ~ W0rci Nfit, from To- twelve likeh
NEGROES consisting Of men, woincn boys aud girls.
Also Viii he offered valuable OF LAND lying in
the above county containing about thousand
This Hand is we'll adapted the cu.mFe of corn ube
ana tobacco" IL is deemed unnecessary to make any
'"'he' comment as u s presumed any person inclined
10 purchase would first wish To- view the premises
whith VII De ;hcwn at any time by The sub cgiber
Iapi. Wni Stokes, whom The Hand adjoino.
Also, on the sarie day and rlace will he offered my
SfOSk or GOODS, amounting ~ mr., cost to : Oo0
as per inventory, together with nay stIaon store
horfe al Pleasant Grove. Which supposed 70 be nie
rior To u" stand in ihts pant Of the counIy.
The terms of The sale Will be- the negroes principally
r cash-the land "a i'd IN cash. when pGssessil u
IS given, which may he had any balance in
IL aud is months equal situation stoie
house 2na goods 4 and ,qual yayiueills Tue
tract q" and is III good order for The reception Of cTop
with Sue crop of wheat The plantation is eli
s"Hped with stock nfcvery Kind pevisisns support
she sae, aud plantation utensils ali which will dis
posed If IN reasonable icms particularly 10 any per
SEA Who may purchase the la2d. JANIS NEAL.
Jaa. a. s,.l5,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25
pIIVAIE EDTCAIION

Y DIX MAYO bavihg hestoyed much attention on the
suiJect 81 education, for several years, will in
nt"te associate with bis juvenile relatives fev other
p"p'''' as c"hranions OF his study and b"ard. The
s''.s. attention VIII he paid 10 their ana
s''tn,e hntlh order Ih,t these objects may be
1php'e'ey unGer bis control he will receive pupil
WI" ceeu: the age OF twelve years dres not
Wplate ilherai education. and become member al
ns Ianii-for hoys ever that age who have not been
J"nciohey tntored, may be turbulent; aud their
intercourse with each other without the presence a
mohfoI, IS liable To- degenerate into corrnptiou pass
ing "ho TeraSsihg between their lodgings aud the
hihrhfrm might extend the field of th,i IL abuses.
iekNS-Board, lssrinr, waking fuel, candles, &c.
WIN iuiton IN the N9rous branches Of ofthogtarhy
elecn'ion grammar. geography (aucient and modern }
"ta history, biography. civil history. mathematics
~c &c. ger year, pay able quarterly in advance : So
lam uIeeN, frtnch. drawing aud music, each per
Prompt attention w;ll Ne paid to letters addressed
(post paid ROREKC MAYO Ricbmoud
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

BoS ron Jan. IA correspondent ~ the South infrn
w that Ne. J. a. WYNN, late Of TINS town. is appointed
chief agent of the government the of Africa
c.ive and protect captured Afcans-to aad form
stticinen for e blacks. &c. ard is ss ia the vessel
now fitting Norfolk under the direction Of the Coloniza-
ton Soeity Mrs. w accompanies h,r husband. [Pat.
The WasliEStnn City Gazette of the 18th mentions. in
strong # ensure Anonymous pamphlet which has
just been putin circulation il that city aud gives the fol-
lowing extract enm the preface. which in
explains the nature and ohieef of the pamphlet.
When the late Com'nolnre Perry was about Co sail on
the cruzc which terminated his valhle life, he reque ste.
Commodore Decatur 'ske charge Of the Following docu
mcnis TO ktfp Captain Elliott liz check during s absence
and II any accident happened 10 him while his cruise,
that they mrht be- published th. ofectual means
Which would then he left guarding lis character against
tie baScntss ard flS.. nOd of lnptain Ellio,t.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. l9--YcstertIay about O'Clock, we
witnessed pleasing and interesting sight fleet of
nearly thirty SAIL large aud SMALL embraced an opening 10
Pa tosea and when of the Battery, were all huddled IN
small space, backing filing aud lying TO- to keep clear OF
each other until the bodies OF ice the lcewsrj were
carried down by the tide
Among the vessels which embraced this opportunity 10
go the following The sloop Avn Marin.
Gardner, for Newport, took the lead, icing first OUT
The next the U. s. ship Ontario, Capt. Cauncey The
Others proceeded down, werc body, and all got
to
This morning, II is likely, another feet will SAIL yes
tertay there for them in the opening. Lca=
BANKs.-we gave in vest rday's paper an account OF
the Of specie in the vaults Of six Banks Pensy
vana and the which they had in circuIa
ton. The Philadelphia Gazette, received yesterday, con-
tains the annual reports of number ofOttrr III tic
same state, from which we take the following items:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

MILITARY ACADEMY.
From Official Documents eeitcd by call from the House
Of Representatives it appears that the number of tie Cadets
Who have been educated the Military Academy from il
frst establishveis Of whom there are now in the
army fever than 6ilea,iug hundred tor deaths
mud resignation. The total number Of the Cadets at
The ACADEMY 2a5 Of whom the following ajrd in
the in which they stand, the larges, proportions, viz
New York. "a
P.nutv lsania ~
Virginia 20
Mlssaclug (ani Aaine) ~
Of the other states, affords than twelve
Cadets. mat. Intel.
NEw ORLEANS, Dee. Died, last evening, the hon.
D0MINIcK 4. HALL. Judge ofthe District Court o. lhe
q. S. for TIE L0uisiana district.
APPOINTMENT By THE COS ERNOR.
Drc. 23.-PEGER DERBfGNY, E'q Clat,iy one q tn
udgc Of the Supreme Coart) yesterday appointed
er,tsry og sts,e-1hich appoinren, CONFIRMED By
the Senate rEog "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

By the Packet Chermb. from Baiifar, tie
editors Of the Boston Palladium hare receiu
edpaperS to the 9th inst Inclusive.
an attempt is making at Haiifar to cam
terrail im some degree, tile american Lar,
(which prevcnts them from sending other
than Nora Scotia Produce to our market J
by laying Il tar on american Produce. in
the hope Of obtaining the same supplies from.
Canada. and exporting Meir Vest India
produce and other articles thither.
N,O'S proposed an tie Legislature. 6y the
act, to lay n duty Of 500 on horses 5 is on
or6n; So on corS and cattle uader 3 pears
old; 81 on sheep. and SIS on hogs. On ere
ry barred of apples or pears SIS on ereyy
6HShef Of "ntS. Is on erery cwt Of onions,
5s; on every 1000 feet Of lizards, plank and
scantting, 20S on every 1000 r. o ash, or
beach StaUeS, COS on erery 1000 shingles, IS.
The Legislature of Nova Scotia hare pas.
sed tar for dn emission of small Pro.
miSSO,y Notes
The establishment ot'a Bank is again talk
I'd of at HahJar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

tTThe ENQUIRER 10 puhi.shed twice = week ,.,.
ray ana three times week during the session Of the
Ndte LessfGtnrs-Price. the same a, heretofore Fyre
Dorrs per annrin PAYABLE in advance Notes of Char.
tered spectepaying BANKS (oaiy) will be received in
payment. The Editors viii guarantee TIE safety of
en,.hg them by mail the postage OF all letters beng
II paper will be dscostinued, tbut at the di.cre.
you EDITORS until all aIrearsges have been paid
-
atsntee The payment ofnlne papers,
iasii receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
" One Square-first Insertion, as csnEs-each
continuance, 5, csgts.
- No fd1erfiscmeRt inherited until k has either
seen paid for or assumed ty person ga this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

b(f virtue ~ dtes in trust. executed ~ The srb
acfibeT BY Joseph Webhet, bearing date tbs i6ti
o. November, 1870, for the pnrpose Of secHring 10
WIZ. D. Abbott ibe PAYMENT 81 certain sam ~ nouey
therein eXpressed-Wfi be sold IN the highest bidder
Tor ready money oii N0Rday, the Iqth Of F'ebrRarg
Ttrt at Allen Demons aveTn in tie county = Han
over tract o. LAND. supposed to contain 200 acres
Aoj"'nHr Olher ands % said Wehbcy. Ben Cooke, -
snd othefa. PHILIP WOODsoN IT, trustee
Jan. 70. s9.,4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25
Form Negroes fol. Snie

rory NfgF0eS TOl sac.
& N IhnTSs0y, thc 23d february neat will he sold
- to tile highest bidder, al tue tate residence Of
Capt. Samuel FnnuS, dec Stauu,on river near
Coles Ferry, FORTY Notwithstanding of men
"omrl, boys and girls. About four or five Will he
sold Tor cash, the baiauce an credit until the 25th
December, 1924. The purchasers giving bond aud
approved secHsty,
IN thi, estate there are a number OF i.Reiy young
negroes 81 all sizes, boys and girls Several families
OF very lSsiY asd valuable neg1oes both for the
aud held.
AT the same Time will he sold a family Carriage
Pair of Horses various Household Furniture, many
articles too tedious 10 mention.
That valuable PLANTATION or tbs river, of which
the inestate died seized, will he for rent the ensuing
Seaf.-Any person wIshiBg to REM will apply
CLaB: BARESDaLE, jr. .,,
RO: MORTON, "H"' o'''
Charlotte. Jan 20. lids
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pIIDLrcATION Orr,crs

(4tdrhce fridge, Vain street, Richmond cRd kIo .
HarriScn street, Bdifinorcl
kFoN Ir. MAro's Rhsming Primer. b,ming Spell
M D"ok, Ancient Geography. aud new System o.
Mtih'I"py, for tue use OF s.minares
hese elementary brrks are highly recommended b,
abe professors aud other liiefary characters.
The Commissioners Of the Primary Schools In yir
t,o booksellers aud Conny metchsnts, are informed
nst me eah ne supplied with these bo u a, mode ate
wholesale pfices, by Application a. above to
GEORGE MAYO & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25
N()iIlE

NE General Assembly Of Kentucky having passe d 2
law anihrtiZing The surveying of the Virginia Mill
tay State Lsnd entered in Office south west OF Ten
ntssee fiver and hStween and Missssippj
u therefore becomes those persons
ine saiu land to attend in by IN gent duly
Fual'ised lie suTyey ing will ahnnt the fst
Of Maich W. cRoGHaN, Surveys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

BaRk Of Fiyginiq. January 1921.
'S'HE President aud Directors have DECLARED diyi
dend ef u y cent. which. aner pnyiug ,he bonus
10 the s'a'e "il give t., the Stockholders ST. so T.
share, payable OH The 18th inst.
". cambridge, Cashier.
Jan %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

NO INI..
EOHN PARKHiLL has associated himself with RI
81 BeRr 8. ROBERTSON and JAMES KELso of
New YORK, under The firm OF Perkhikk, Robertson 4
Aes1, Tor the purpose of trausacing an AUCTION &
CoM"iSSioN BUSINESS, in the CITY of Ric'n inrh
ana rnder The Irm of Robertson, KetSo & PdrkkiU'
ior Tue purpose ofUaneacting general COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN the city Of New Iork.-Theyrtsp.ct0lly
ssiicit share OF the public patronage
JOHN PARKRlLL
ROBERT =. ROBERTSON
LANES KELSO.
Ian. @. 75f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

BrOok TURNPIKE COmpG,y
THE directors have declared dividend OF three and
. hair per cent Z the last elk months-which si'i
he paid to the stockholders upon application Al SEA-
brooks Warehouse, OF afer the 2Jih inst.
THOMAS BuRfON, jr. Treasurer.
Jan. Is 90 tJ,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

for Sac, or Exchange for Other Real Estate
4 VIE Subscriber wishing TO TCHlnve some county
IN 'his stale, near The mountains aud between the
lanes aud Dan rivers. Offers frr safe or exchange for
other lands, his estate called GtNiIC ia the county
OF PoNbatan, lying AppOnattON river distant from
Rchmcnd rs miles, aud from PeiefsbHrg This
estate CoHains about zoo acres is Of good clay soil
and susceptible ~ the highest Improvement. Their is
'uiicieat quantity OF 1t standing in eood, aud ON
theTver is an extensive meadow producing every year
abundant crops az bay. Attached to the farm is a
valuable Manufacturing and GTst Mill, which receives
each from four 10 ve huudred barrels toll corn
Tins mill is owed jnny by the subscriber aud one
hS neiRhbO!s, is situated the river aud boats ran
from 'his place 10 Petersburg nearly all the year One
81 the great western market roads passes
through tiis estate to Richmond ana another 10 Pc.
iefsbu;C THE improvements consist OF several small
a"el'hg houses. tavern store house. &c &c. and il
has long been known as neighboTbond village-It is
intended fO establish town where The present i'm
provenentS situated and bill for tins OBJECT is
new IN progress before the General Assembly. euito
IS situated in one % the best heehhorhOods in the
country thitky settled and In general wealthy CHI.
zens surround ii...T gentlemen Disposed engage in
the mercantile business II is believed that this place
offers the best prospects Of success.
For further particulars, apply to Col. james Robert
son OF the Senaie, now in Richmond, Capt. Henry
Anderson e The city OF Richmond. The snhscrbeT
ON The premises. GEORGE WILLIAMSON
Jaw. u &c. .t2ts
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NllTYlE.


Fs'HR e,iate cf THOMAS BLACKWELL, dec bavfng
z been committed to my HANDS Sergeant 1T the
Say OF Richmond, for administrations shall sell to the
highest bidder at the late dwelling hopse the de-
ceased, IN the city OF Richmond (near Bacon Branch
D" me I5fh instant " fair II not The n;xt fair day all
re HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE belong
me 10 said esta.e also Gig, DJay aud Horses
and several NEGROFS,-- house will he rented aud
several 7egTots hired out fr the balance NJ The year
r'edn % nius months VIII be allowed the pure haseTs
nn all snms abnve s 20-for that and under cash
VIII be required bbnds with approved SECURITY must
Sc given previous the delivery Of the goods-hond
aud security III also he required The rent iie
house and hire Of nesroes-payah!e al Christmas next.
W. u. WREN. SsTgr c. u.
" ". Al psrcOns having claims against The said
estate are particularly requested TO make them known
previous 20 the day of sale. that provision may be
made fos ihe payment thereof and aliper.ons nGebi
Ell are here notified that suits win be Instituted
against them TO March CONT unless they come forward
and give satisfactory security Tor the payment (whhn
six monthly VI the balances due.
d. WREN, S. C. II.
jan :. n. lids
y The above sale will be unavoilably postponed
Until The 25fh instant when ii will take place il fair
u not the newt fair day.1hcre will he several good
Mich COWS sold, in addition to the above articles
W. ID. WREN, Sere't {. K.
Jan 70 7S..tds
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FIRST VESSEL FOR LoNDnN.

'NNo t.oNEIs fVN LUNTWN,
TO TIE address Of Hessrs JOHN C;iikat Z Co. ,rifh
the liberty Of consignment
.1aNe Inc regular trading aud very superior cop
SrEfE pered and copper fastened Ship HENRY
s-ss--s--s Civ G L.. Gaait. commander, stands A.
4 al Lioid's. and is most desirable convex ance for
produce the Ship Is uos a, Bermuda Hundred where
she Will eomuence loading rs soen IA the uea
rher perniis-two thirds OF the cargo being already
engaged she viii have dispatch. For freight OF so
hhds Tobacco, $50 bales Cotton, or the bulk thereof
which will he takeniow apply to
JOHN & WI. GILiIir
Who have for sale received by the late arrivals very
superior London SupetiHe Cloths and Cassimeres-.l
irish Linens nrogades-old London Particular and
Sctcai Madeira Wine, &C. sc.
Jan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25
sCliEAIOK'S oAIlI-

" pursuance II diTectiop5 IN tie Executive an
u sci % ibis Stale, shall Ho7dGy tie 5fh aav of
FFDr1dTg Eett hetWesn she hnuTs Of IL aud O'CLOCK
before The door - Henrico County Courthouse In this
Guy tbelg court day. expose To SALE by public auc
Won 10 ne highest iddeE for ready money, half
~ this city, No 5jI. Opon Sh0ek0e Ill., stnas at the
intersection Of Gtb aud sirecs, and Immediately oppo-
ste the New Market, ~ Monroe ward and which SAID
20 vas late The property Of one John Myers subject
~ The kihg OF Great Britain. aud by nquisiop duly
ahsu " me IN Year o. lhe commonwealth, has hecn
1ouud 10 escheat to The fuinOnHedllh Of virginia
a9efabiy 10 the provisions of of the General!
Assembly, passed IN the Nay Session Of NO. entitled
IN art concerning FSChsGfs ami CorJeitVres nom
Oy'tih subjects" WIN Hay. il ans PeterV Daniel,
bSlfs are appointed by the Executive Commissioners
on behalf % Tue State Their attendance is respectfully
solicited u the lime and place aforesaid being preyi.
ousiy qaalided as tie law directs.
SAMUEL HcCRAw
EscheGtor for HeHyicO county.
IltEt -