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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-11

notHrof It's honour End renuwr. The ARR.
va, ut ms moment oithc letter from bis Ma
Jesty, which had Just been rad, he could not
regard hut as most auspicio,s event :and his
having been the medium of delivering il TO his
iiiSiDoss was to him u source ofpeculiar graf
lscation. He felt assured that the harmony.
which had SO long and so happily subsistod
between the British Government aud the Car
matte Sukar, would he strengthened and re-
mented infinitely by this act of his Sove-
reign. Ii was the first wish of his heart. aud
would be his constant prayer, that their
friendship should he everlasting.
During this part of the ceremony, the Ma
bob stood up on the floor of the Durbar, sup
ported by the Honorable the Governor on his
right. His Highness appeared to be much
Affected by Sir II. Munro's address At the
close oilt he again took his sea: on the Mus
mud, and received, few nuzurs hut short
" afterwards arose, and politely inviting the
nonourahle the Governo. to breakfast con
Quoted HIM 10 another part OF the palace.
wherc most srmptuous entertainment In d
been prepared for the whole party.
On returning 10 the Durbar, the Nahob rr-
ascending the Musnud, the Hon. the Cover
nor taking his seat 10 the right of il and
nuzirs were now presented TO his highncss by
several of the kahns and principal Surdars ui
the Soobudarec.
On taking leave, itr, goolgo, and pan, with
chaplets of roses, sc. were bountifuy dis
tribuied by his Highness, who then accom-
panied the Honorable the Governor TO his car
riage.
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a report was in circulation at Batavia, that
the merchant IN whose hands WIS Il con
siderable sum OF money, belonging To the ships
Glide and Her"ul' s, oil Salem, lad abscondcd
1t is now asceitain,d the money 1900 dol
lars of the Hercules, and ll,oa0 dollars of
the Glide has been found, SAT- in the counting
room oi the mere lant; he is sin absent and
1t IS apprehendcd * murdered, OF so.uc fatal
accident has befa!len him; government has
has claimed all his effects, bat viii probably
give up the money.
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November {
MARSHAL3S SAFE.

TNDER decree o the Superior Court Of Chancery for
- the Richmond district pronounced the 18th day Of
June 1901 az the of David Bullock AGAINST Abel r. Tn
shuri administrator with the will annexed Of Thomas viii
SON dec and others and the request of said Bullock and
SAID Uhu for himself and attorney for The other dee
danis shall d" F'doy tte 2id dey Of DeeHb,r merit, at
~ ocloch offer for sale the highest bidder in front Of
me Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond, credit Of
wclVe months the purchaser executing bond with APPROX
81 security and decd of The property secure
hc payment she following tracts parcels Of land viz
Two acres ro1ds and u square poles Ofdnd in the county
Of iienrico' within the iisdic0nai limit. OF The cts 0f
Richmond being part Of The Mount Comfort Tract
yeyrd TO said Wilson 10y William Dufd Of the county Of
buckingham, rs deed ofJd November 1875, recorded IN
he office Of The county coui % licnric0 eighty ofand
lying ON The Deep Run IN the county % enro, conveyed
60 said Wilson by Lucy Price and William Aluncure com
onc undcra decree OF tire above named superior court
OF chanccFy, bv deed oflO Of October 1911 recorded in the
Office Of the general 50 and poles of
land In the town Of Westampon in enrico county coa1-
prng lots from No. n No 81 both inclusive rs viii
appear 10y plat Of said towns this land said have been
conveyed said Wilson by VILLAIN Price, By deed filed IN
NC general court J. GUEBbANT, M. S. &. n. u.
N0vembcf ~. 56-ids
ftWk Director. of the ATapeaeaer n PsJ1J1rT TCgDT
C,HPpfW VIII receive proposals for completing the
whole or any pat Of the road from Manchester Peters
burg Communications this subject addressed 10
Dr. James Henderson, Of Manchester President The Hoard
KO. Il. MILLER, Clerk.
/ iNlFt.luof ~ 5f-f0f
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Froctice "a .Neaicine az .Sure.oln.
HVAVOGA ron SET-F

~ MONDAY Che 9th inst Chat being the OF Grange
- cour VIII he offered for sale Orange Courthouse
ON credit Of twelve months that very valuable horse
tpHs belonging 10 the estate Of the late Col. Gurdge L.
Ilyaiogo his dam by iioomesS imported Bedford and
Gece on his pedigree asccndS through az the rest
breeds of horses Bayor's imported horse Fearnnt The
color Of This horse is sorre he upwards Of rs hands in
height, of fine form and rides well Iyatoga will he six
years of age in the ensuing SPRING when years old he was
Jet TO us mares, aud years of are TO 1873 No,wt
standing his being Young horse, Ia, IS known and
! popular the well the east side Of the Blue
Ridge. JOHN TFERIII Era.
December 3. 6G-tdS q e. L.. (.ras,>L
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WHiTTEMORE CARDS

VIE subscribers reluctant ohiFude their private con-
- Germs upon the public notice, but they have been in
formed that cotton cards have been, ard are anuc-
manner as 20 induce beefhat they made y the sub
scroef under their SANCTION they consider wen
70 the publc themselves aie such cards are
made by them and that they have connection ehao
ever with the person persons who makes them The cards
manufactured by the subscribers made by machinery the
exclusive use Of which secured by letters patent granted
Dy the government Of the United NV. white.
hore OF BOSTON which machinery and patent right wefn
heretofore assigned to The Ntru INK N,ucprire Com.
PngH and by them TO Samuel Whi0cnore, le subscriber
Nnu when machinery is ased 10y ofhcr person n ti.
country eZccptth Subscribers is same used I'm any
Ht9er piece except at Manchester, England This esah
slmen has been IN fl operation for MANY ver.
40 Vie subscribers are unwilling that the reputation Of Inc
aIc made hy them should be- any affected hv belief
uat IN Cards stamped $. BhicHpors & Co arc ,anrtsct
M 'he subscribers. The Subscribers therefore rive notice
wv cr Cards arc all stamped with the following nscrip
NEW-YORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Successors 10
WILLIAM WllfrTEMOpE 6 co
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PIE PIRATES

AS the success Of the late cruises for lhc pi-
rates in the West Indies has been So SIGNAL.
affords tie best encouragement for multiply
ing them. The circumstances under which
the Moscow was taken,indcatc az what 4 lpcl,y
period she was met with. She had lust be-
gan boz crujte aud was actually in por-,ji, oi
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a Lip, Which, int all robt'ii $. ,ou.l SION
afterwards htve allen prey to aer. It is
uprising, that so n'py o. these ne-ciless
robbers have been permitted to lnfest the
racis OF nierchlut vessels IN spite OF Ire Bri-
uSh and orr own means of securing the seas
OF them but as We have, at length, prospe-
roasIy commenced the good work, there is no
doubt remaining. that it will be cllect.aIly
done, much TO the comparative credit of or
navy. ifoi. III
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NEGROES. SC. FOR SALE

- t1VIItOIs1l' 90 u OIN 13NJIts.
ME shall sell for cash, Mt Ida IN the ncqhhorbood of
w New Canton, or the 27th & 2Gh days IF December merit
Between so and 30 valuable slaves.
The remainder Of the personal estate Of The late David
Boss viii be sold credit Of twelve months.
portion Of the above property will be sold by the sub
scTbcrs trustees.
JTAtthe time the Plantation will he RENTED for
one year. GEO ". PAYNE. Er'oys Of 10.
W. L. FoNrAINE, Ross, deceosed.
EDvqr
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J. f. SINGLETON g. CO

n EARLY opposite the Union Hotel have received from
Liverpool lN their in Baltimore fresh supply of
p'nS MtDlClNiS OF the first quality will sell as
10" Us can re purchased in part the United States
anu ptions will be put up under immediate cn-
uo and care OF Doctor Singleton who agent in Rich
honu ana VINO has had extensive practice,
p twenty years IN the country lie occupies rart of the.
mouse VIII superinicnd the sunrise until ten
vice gratis. ~ w ~
n H. All those who able to paw for medical acn
dance will receive visits from Doctor VIM Snsie,on Viii
out fee reward. $3.50 ~
Just received ard for sale hy J. f. Singleton & Co.
nearly opposite the Union Hotel, all kinds OF
> " e. + f.:
ne,es Maccaubau, scented Rappee and Spanish flesh
from ,he factory, and warranted be superior anaty
Also Lepers Maccouba scented Rnppee and Sco,cland n
variety from other factories, which they will hy the lar
ed. Dec,,nlcr q ~ e'i q, N.'i ''n'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-11

CouNrERrElrs.-The evening papers of
yesterday contain caution respecting coun-
'erieit notes OF the Philadelphia Bank, large
number of which Were in circulation in hat
CITY on Monday, and had been received hy
the Banks. Brokers and Auction Stores there
Ihe signatures OF the President and Cashier.
EEampbell and Read DO not differ from th.
originals, which, with The general appearance
make IL unsafe TO risk receiving any notes
Pnrporiing To he of that Bank until strict
scrutiny is made by persons competent to de-
eide. Some of the coun;erfelts OF the demo
mnation often dollars, are made payable t.
% Wyatt, or bearer, dated December 9th,
l8i9, numbered 1889 letter {, but there ar.
Others circulating of different amount"
Bar .4R,er
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E1fTact qf a letter from It gentleman Of Salem
ddted BatqUin, JUN 2gH. 1aGI

The great astonishing mortality, which has.
until these fcw days, attended the inhabitants
OF this island, natives as well as foreigners.
was produced by Cholera Morbus, and RACES
more violently at the Eastern ports than at
Batavia.--lt IS computed that 100000 persons
have persisted and in such numbers daily that
they were obliged tn tumble the bodies by
cari-lOads into large holes, and cover them
ded"
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M The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
W three week during the session of the State lie
tsia,s Price, the heretofore, Fire Dollars per
num- IA in advance Notes of chartered specie paying
Hanks on) will be received in payment. The Editors will
the safety e RENTING them by mail the postage
~ all letters being paid by the writer's.
IL No paper viii be discontinued, ut at the discretion
isdtuis,l until all arrclccs have been paid up
" Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
shalt have y teeth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square itSS-Fist Insertion as cents-cach
continuance, So cents
No Advertisement inserted until il has either been paid
for, assumed by person in this city, erVonS
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Making The whole amount received lv me
Of the said Peter Gordon, esq. the SIM OF
thlrty-threc thousand seven hundred and
thirty-seven dollars and seven cents leaving
a balance unpaid of the sum due from the
said Peter Gordon, esq. of sixteen thousand
three hundred and seventy-lwo dollars and
two cents which said last mentioned sum
was MOI paid TO ms by the said Peter Gordon,
esq. who stated to the subscriber that he had
30 t'irther moneys on hand to pay over, and
that he coaid not pay the last III .aloDed sum
or any part hereof TO thr subscriber.
CHARLES PARKER, Treasurer.
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The above inscription, except the No. and the words
o" ana Boston, Is stamped the Cards scmi-circ af
oo'm-ihe No and WORDS Cotton aud Boston are printed
~ 'Fh and within the semcircc Dated Sew York iS5
DDs,,-,,'Tec1. SAML WlitfTEMORE co.
toDer % 43-24rt
BUbB MILESTONE NANUFACTORY.
w. subscriber, White, Davidson a. CO. and
~ AFoeon Swell Of Richmond respectfully bCqs leave
norm me public. that lie continues manufacture 10
tiu has nov Oh band. handsome assortment orrpsdy
So "va,,N .nished, and WARRANTED Breach Bur- mn
M W1ch he win dispose Of At prices soiabe q, IT,
~ vtoeFs VIII be thankfully received and PROMPTLY
Nouny produce at rarie; prices. nerotiablt
S '"'' i'cto'is endorsed will be tai en- iu payment
scITcr,hef2i '~LA' 0'"'.''e,' 'i.H".ohd'
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GE0RGE ~
Given at our Palace of Carlton House, the
29th day May, 1890, in the FIST year OF
our reign.
lSigned)


The Persian Translator TO the Govern.
ment then read a Persian Translation of the
letter, and after another royal salute from the
Horse Artillery, repeated by tlIe fort and fol-
lowed by The saluting batteries in Chcpault
Garden, three vo'leys were fred BY. corps -
succession from the rghts
khculats we're then presented hy bis High
ness to the Chief Secretary, and 10 the Per.
sian translator 10 Government :snd. in con
clusion, the Hon the Governor addressing hi.
Highness in Persian, took occasion 10 adver
to BIS long acquaintance with his Highness'
family the interest which he had always tax
CD IN rs prosperity and his solcitudc for fh
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NOTICE

WILL SELL the third Tdas9ay in This month Uaat be-
y ing Powhaian comfy court) the tavern Of Edward f.
laugh at the Courthouse Of said county, TWENTY VALU-
ABLE NEGROES, consisting Of men, women and children
on credit of twelve months hut it expected that the
purchasers will give bonds with approved security.
richmond, Dec e 62-tds WILLIAM MANN.
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IL, Peyy VatuqJle Caroline LQ7ld for Sale.

Zf--A 2 t!y ? UIUflDIe JufOi{nf IlQilN Tor SAFE.
ssp The subscriber offers for sale lis very valuable
i1f1E- estate IN this county, PoIecat swamp con-
tanning about $500 acres about 500 Of which i, valuable
swamp and FIRST ra'e low croundpartIy reclaimed and
cleared, and produces tobacco, cq, any Vr-
nia onths estate all the necessary buildings for a
geneel imiiy principally newthree large barns other
necessary OuthOusesaso extensive orchard peacb
end apple ard variety o seec; fruit trees such
Hum cherries &c. Attached this farm is an excellent
Hrist and mill and ineXhsushc stock timber Of
every description. crop of wheat of 30 bushels ONLY
has been seeded this fall but that prime there IS
however, fine chance seed large crop o the ensII
ing spring The above tract ofland will be sold entire
Vded to suit purchasers and the except for
six To eight thousand dollars which will be required M the
time OF possession. This estate Is distant Rowling
Green es-Fredercksburg ~ and Richmond 30. Per-
sons disposed to purchase requested to view
Tor themselves RICHARD HOMES.
December g. Sc
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3 GOROONSVILLE FOR SALE,

Ia OORDONSN LILLE FOR SALE.
sEit The subscribers have determined to sell this
.a- very valuable estate, containing about acres
OF land lying in the county Of Orange the stage road
leadnS from ChGT'oesre TO fredicis5Ug. which is in
within 20 miles OF The University Of Yirgiaia.
The land is handsomely situated under the Sou,-weet
Mountains in wealthy neigborhood and has on the pre-
misses three commodous stables other
necessary oubuding well OF excellent neverlanc wa
ter, good garden large APPLE ORCHARD OF choice fruit
and an abundance OF linn which easily raised
This establishment has long been known as the most eli
bic for TAVERN of any in the upper country and on ac-
count OF its healthy situation is pleasant in the
summer season for people from the lower the state
We baye rented the Tavern for the ensuing wear should
safe be ELECTED the rent purchaser and he
rave the liberty of seeding in the fall.
For terms apply Doctor Bealc Nathaniel Gordon on
the place, TO James Gordon, Boetour county or to John
Gordon, 0itIe house of Williams & Gordon Richmond.
JAMES GORDON, Heirs at IaTg JOHN n. GORDON
LUCY GORDON, icfNaheHiei} NATHI. GORDON,
CHARLES BEALE, Gordon, dec. SAAi'L H. GoRDON
CiordOnsyillP December 4 en- If
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10 SP0RTSMEN OF THE FIELD.
JAMES mcNAUGHT. GIrN M.Krp

- U-A-'HI@'J 4'IC-N[tONI NUN INAkEK,
u ESPECrr UlLY informs the citizens of Richmond
Manchester, and the surrounding country TO anv ex-
TENT ia he Is prepared with superb assortment
every article which the delight and ornament of
The sportsman OF the field BY unremiIed attention TO
~ branch OF his profession, he will to merit that
continued encouragement he has favored so literally
wiiii since his commencement The assortment he has ON
han consists principally of Fowing Pieces Pistols
Hes with without hair triggers patent breeched double
and single twisted Subj and Damascus Barrels OF all
lengths and sizes Dueng Pistols Locks Mnuntings
ready tor completing any order-MILlTARY and MARINE
DitKs and HANGEHSi Shot Belts and Fl-sks BugIes.
SLOWING Horns Dog Collars and Calls; Wash Rods with
apparatus complete, &cRepairs done guns pistols or
res according 10 the accepted European improve
-
? can furnish one or two well broke DOGS for the
ned 10 any one who may be inclined 10 purchase
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TREAsURER's ACCOUNT.

The following resolutions passed l0th hous-
Is of the Legislature of Rev jelscv, on the last
day of the session, alinosi unanimously
HauSe Fl 'sSe@biy, Mar g. 1921.
Resolvcd by tue council and general assem-
bly,, That The attorney general he aulho lied
and directed, To institute suit or suits against
Peter Gordon and his snre;ies for the amount
which may appear so BIZ due from the said
Peter Gordon, as late Treasurer.
Resolved, That Peter I,Stryker of council.
and Thomas Newbold and Samuel Penning-
ton, of the assembly, be committee TO con
salt with and advise the attorney general in
the prosecution Of such suit or suits: to en-
ploy additional counsel to assist the attorney
general and sbillul and faithful clerk "a re-
state the account of the late treasurer during
the whole time he was in Office, if such colln-
sci and such clerk shall appear to them neces-
sary that they have power to send for per
son and papers; 20 draw from the treasury
any sum not exceeding two hundred and fflv
dollars, to defray the necessary expenses OF
such suit or suits, of such investigation and
that the SAID committee, or any two Of them
with the consent of the attorney general
be authorised to compromise and srttl,
win the late treasurer and his surciies in
such manner as may appear 10 them consis-
tent with justice, and with the rights and in
tercsts of the state.
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SAFE.

EfHE subscriber offers for sale about of land
II being part Ofthc tract which Mr.. BENJAMIN Dinford
has resided for yerssituated in the county Of
gham and adjoining the lands of MIR. Garland Brown on
the north MIR. Irvine the west, MIR. Trent, and
ScrugEs on the south, and William Daniel Esq on the
eaA sufficient portion of this land is woods very
heavily tmberedThs land is situated in healthy and
grceabe neghborhoOd and ahond with springs of excel
lent water, aud lies miles from Wiss river and II from
New Canton james river Persons disposed To purchase
are invited to view the land for Themselves, which will be
place. There win be about 80 bushels wheat seeded on
the land this fall IL will be divided suit purchasers or
sold entire, by private sale and il sold before the fO
day of Jo,uGry Ber will that day he sold the highest
bidderAfter which, will be sold all the stock and pana-
non utensils OF every description, with the crop of corn,
fodder, oats &c
Terms Of sacone two three and four years credit from
dRy ol sale, with deed of trust to the PAYMENT
BENJAMIN MOSBY,
Er'or Of Lifiisberry Nosbg deceased
November 2. Bids
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~ '''''' Wv
i2ciongiRF 10 he Site.


$4,000 m the Q. States Six per cent.
And that did also receive of him the
SAID Peter Gordon, Esg by his checks on the
following Banks t!c suhjoined amount, that is
10 say
BY check on the Newark Bank
ing and Insurance Company, $3.50 40
CHECK ON tine Stale Bank al New
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s Bank Of Virginia, December /, 1891.
T'IiE annual meeting Of The Stockholders will he held at
first Monday in January next.
December 2. 62-id WIZ. cambridge Cashier
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a Young Nan, Graduate Of Union College,
AIELi from New York. wishes 10 Obtain a situation as
~ TEACHER Of the Classics English Branches lie
edposed 70 engage either in public school or private
thy ample testimonials of qualification IN his pos
session. ron some % the respectable in state
OF New York lie also begs leave refer Bishop Moore
;n the Rev DR. Rice line addTessedto r. A. Post
Ohce will meet with prompt attention. G3-9t
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WILL IL HOIn-

Tiny plantation n Ilcnreo near Wkcrsou's Bridge on
lhw5faf fhe 1871 fry If Dc-eurbsr matt quantity Of
co.'s, OATS LAY and fOf,DEH, some MULES. WORN
oNE carts and other plantation utensils some cattle AMI
hogs, &c. &c~--Terrs ~ the safe.
Oct. Sd 5gAffe FRED. HARRIS
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MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
VIE subscriber intending 10 in few weeks to
New York. will dispose of his piano and other
musical instruments, ut reduced prices FOR cash.
Apply at bis Music Store nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel
November so. 5s-tf WIN. STODART.
Ii persons Indicted to JOHN GRAliARi deceased are
requested to make payment Immediately, ms l
am DESTROYS of closing the administrations soon as
and therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
WALTER Dun, Executor
10Y. 10. 5i--tt of John Graham. dec.
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Commodore CAssIv, Of the Z. 6. Navy
and his family, arrived her" Yesterday in Nh.
sehr. Loreiy kezid, Capt WArsoY. from Nor.
folk. The Commodore is appointed TO The
command of the Southern Naval Station in
place of the late Commodore CAMpngl1.-
salute was fired from the l.. 8. schr. Re.
psnge, Lieut. flAMMEGshEY, on his arrival
We regret 10 state that the lady Of Commo-
dore CAssfN died on board the Lorsly Ke.ia.
during her passage from Norfolk.
CHarlcs!on Courier.
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IA, FOR NEW ORLEANS,
r1g>nT> The ship G CUMBERLAND, John Odom master,
-.sf-- hurhen $40 tons is well calculated for the
OF passengers and viii sail for the above port
tho end 5ih December may be agreed the ship
pcrS.-r For freight or pas age apply to n. SHARP.
II
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EDWARD G. DAVIS,

IL TAINTED TO purchase, 80 Negroes
NELiNERABLE after the present crop is made; Their
u being in gang would prefcrrel--but not les.
iian 20 to so togeier They wanted by genema,
for his own use, and 10 sell again. ENQUIRE OF
Sept. 10. $50 ROGERS a HARRISON
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LAND FOR SALE.

"a LAND FOR SALE.
I..pLu The subscriber offers for sale three hundred
IE. and hecn of land, ,by recent suryc, sim
aied IN the county of Prince Edward and head VA
tiers of Noioway river miles A. r. Millcrs inv
ern on the main road from Richmond to North Carolnas
well known by the of BIaps Yiare,n Ttcocs Two
hundred of this land is heavily ered with pinr
oak and hickory The improvements welling-I
with Six rooms forty feet house Immediately on the road
meat-ou>e' ice-house and all other convenient buildings
iwii take young negroes IN payment make very ac-
comnodatn% arrangements with "A purchaser
Gl-fif i,AIEp 7, rIr-ncn,-