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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
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At'I iifIf.
AN The llh Of january, 1928, ,rh be
" Q9ercd Al public sale, NJ DanpiHc, Pin
'gtfann couaig, IN a iE.iCT Of 1910 acres
IF Land Of Which n eoasideratie portion CON
sisis Of ripcr loo grounds IF The first quality
s2aaicd on Dan rfer, nj ne mouth Of Volj-o-
irw Creet IN CdaeeH county, " {, bounded
an The aorth aae dg The lirginia STATE hne, and
diaoat @rn mites from me form Of BanriHe.
Terms, one hay cash The balance II 6anm IL
months GRO. TZ.4RD.
Lrnkem3if, Dec. Il. lsm6D
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06

VIRGINIA, 90 wit Alta court Of quar-
Y terry session. continued aud held for tue
County OF Campbell, at the court-bou'e there
of, on Thursday the 10Th day of November,
1922 -
Richard Perkins, Complt.
Against
Chnrlc, Williams, Benjamin Perkins and
Benjamin Lewis, Deis.
IN CJE3SCERY.
The defendants Charles Williams and Ben
ia,nln Perkins not appearing aud given securi-
" according TO an act al Assembly, and il APP
gearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
The said Williams and Benjamin Perkins are
not inhabitants OF this state il is therefore adj
Judged, ordered aud decreed, that they ds APP
near here on the second Monday in February
next and answer the bill of ibc complainant,
and that copy 81 this order be inserted in
The Virgi0ian, published 10 The town of Lynch
burg for TIVE months successfully, aud posted
up AT the front door Of said court house on
two successive court days.
A copy. Tesic,
IL JOHN ALEXANDER, OK.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06

Commonly called HE Mountain Tract, con.
taiuingone hundred and nnety-six acres more
or less, being the same land purchased of 10.
seph MeCray by tie said Burks. For more
minute description Of the said property, We
refer those inclined to purchase TO the trust
deed, or snch portion OF said property as will
he sufficient 10 discharge the balance Of the
debts secured by the same, and should the
weather be so Indictment as to prevent suHk,
cheney of purchasers from attending on that.
day, the sale will certainly take place on The
first fair day thereafter. Acting as trustees.
such tiie as is vested in Bs only will be CON
veyed WM. SHELTON, r
X. IL. BURks,
Dec, g. Il is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
AUH pNlSTXHG

Erecutei ,n he nedtest manner, aRd on The
most moderate FERNS, Al Tie Ceies u the
Imgi'tian
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
office.

4 FORW.4R.N al persons against isk.ns
Il on assignment or trading tes q nDfc erscaled
by me 10 Chrisios4er Ciork for si3l, due The
1dih Of Jnaaary ne.tt. cs hare aQseiis egain:s
!! 10 The titE a1eaaal. AEHf HE.3TON,
lpeq.a<asrG. ls'et~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
Trust S.ale.

IN pursuance OF deed Of trust oxecnted
Il 10 us by Richard kurks, hearing date the
18th Mnrcb, ls22, aud duly admitted TO re-
cord IN the clerks Office Of The county courf
OF Amherst, for The purposes in seid deed W /:
pressed, we ahall, on Friday the 18th day %
tie present month, Deccmber) proceed to sell,
ai public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the residence of The snid Rich Blrke.
In Amherst county, all the remaining part of
The said PROPERTY TO US conveyed, viz -
Lewis negro man, Sally n negro woman,
Charlotte negro woman, and her child Del,
phy, Aggy aud her child Edward, and Betty q
small girl Also
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06

CoAMr s1ChTED.
MARWED-On Tuesday evening the ID
ms by the hcv. Jamrs Mitchell, Mr.. GroUGE
" sHE,rov, 10 Nj EfIzhef1n, only dauRb.
ter Of Mr. Anderson Harris, all Of Bedford
County.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
{ II T. N

LOTTERY EXCHANGE OFFICE No. Jiurkdreet
Where in the two t STATE LOTTERIES sold the capital
100000 genlnnn Aemn
Lancaster oo besides 10 less Than SEVEN CAPITALS Of ID
addition TO The above The unparalleled attending distant
ContN
month 1hr 1NO HIGHEST CAPITAL
n
in
o
O eth by nal,lp
Of
will
std j l. \. Jr-B0
~ tolENS Lottery Casedt md Rgter' which published Week
will Official ld
who drawings lout
TO-,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
Vnlunble Tobacco AanA.

4 UILL SELL, on moderate ifrRls, 300
y dcres Qt .frd foic iobaceo Lcad, iyipg on
Neadotr f'oef, mites tfOGi smiths ri3er, I
mics from tie touf house, tceii-wdffed aud tim
bered- eF3aIt9 aug IN Hle county.
IGHN Il. TRENT.
Hemy rig, Dceemboo. lBmiW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
oTTERY ARE
5,O00 Dollars.
800 Doliavs.
20,oNO DOLLARS.
i0,0No AoNnrs.
iO,N(,o }inllars.
b.0,i0 noiiavs

BE- Heaa 1fo blanks 10 Pstthe whole In be rLoArsa
bic Cash. Whole Tickets, sl0Htes s5tlaaers 81 J0E
To be Ind nth. grcatcsl AarIclA OF nImIars at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
maryland State Lott ny.

Congs's oTricE, MAREEr
Baltimore, Nos Ia 1872.
G We have The pleasure To thai IN The asndy
on Thu the eGta of DECEMBER the li vii
Phd uir
md Council.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
NEW CARDIEG .MlCHINE
ERECTED BY
JAMES Ii. WALKER.

III Painters Bridge, near Col Nots Jordan's in
RAYMOND.
M HERE people, who will favor him with
w their custom, may depend on having their
work done in style and speed rot exceeded by
any, aud on as lihersl terms ss any. Said Ma
cb'n- is situated on Paicter's River, and has a
nhyigsbie Channel for bos,s from Sebago Pond
o is situation. The public are respectfully in
yited and their patronage solicited.
oFCGA and see for yoarselue:.
He has also purchased the Ciothisr's Stand al
Sspt. Jesse Pumer's Mills, recently erected by
Rufus Chase, E'q. and feeling grateful for past
favors he Graves their continuance, and hopes TO
give general satisfaction.
j. b. WALKER.
Raymond, June s. 1922
10 all 1rhom this may concern This nav Ger
tify that JAMEs BAILEY WALKER, Of Otisfeld,
(the bearer,) has lived with me six years, and
during that period has been instructed by me in
the business and trade of Clother and Csrder OF
wool, has been digent in his work and is now
well qualified TO work al said business and is here
by cheerfully recommended to any person who
may wish 10 employ bim in any and ell hraacbes
of such work, and is of good moral character and
sober habits. / further certify that during the
lime said Walker served with me 1 followed
said business and had constsnt employ in the same
JOHN HARRIS.
Westbrook Aprd I, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
CUMBERLAND, ss
TO the Honorable the Justices oftht
June a..


Supreme Judicial Court, holden al Portland,
IN and for the County Of Cunlberland, on the
first Tuesday Of May, a. ID. 1892.
DETER c. BROOKS and DANIEL DAVIS,
J. both Of Boston, in the county of Suffolk, and
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,, Esquires, re-
spe ctfully represent, that they seized in fee
simple, IN common and undivided with persons
10 them unknown, OF a certain tract of land stu
ated in Portland hereinafter described, in the fol-
lowing proportions said Brooks of ) 54th parts,
aud said Davis OF 18th parts said land con-
tans forty four acres more less, and is bounded
northerly Main street in said Portland. north
easterly by land formerly owned By VIM. Tying,
Esquire, southerly by the channel Of Fore River,
and southwesterly by land heretofore sold by
Thomas Bracket TO Mary Smith the afore de-
scrbed premises being the same land, which was
assigned TO Kerenhappuck Bracket as her dow
er. And your petitioners being DESTROYS of hold
ing their respective shares IN severalty, p That
after due proceedings had thereon, the same may
be assigned to them in severalty accordingly.
BY their attorney WILLIAM WILLIS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
VIM. FRANCIS.

who sells whole TICKETS that may Produce
Inc $lO0,060 for 90 dollars Ia that may draw
over 10000 for dolls.-l that may dra W over
10000, for 2,50-1l6 that may draw over 5000,
for 20. If there ever was an interesting crisis
in Lottery it is at this time, as every drawing
viii average over six Capital Prizes, and all the
Pr yes in the Lottery will be floating after the
10Th of June. Every drawing for the four last
drawings, have produced for Maine, Capital
Prizes-we however wish for higher prizes than
1000 dollars, and as the current has turned, we
Z Wi i'll look for them
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, IS.

Supreme Judicial Co,uf,7
May term, Il. II. 1922. (
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered-Ihat the
said Petitioners give notice of their said petition
bv causing the same with this order there, 10
to be published in the Portland Gazette, printed
in Portland, three weeks successfully, the last
publication 10 be thirty days at least previous
the next term of this Court which is TO be hold
en- at Portland within and for the County of Cum
berland, on the first Tuesday OF November next,
that all persons interested may then aud there
appear and shew cause, If any they have, VIII =
the prayer Of said petitioners should not be grant
ed. VIM. Il. VAUGHAN, Clerk
Copy of the petition and order of Court.
Att. Wa. T. VAUGHAN, Clerk. n
June 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04

The Pirafes--Accounts from Havana state
that the Pirates still continue their depredations upon
commerce. a schoozer had been attacked ofks a.
rle Is miles ives, Of Havana; and attempts had been
made TO rob vessels in the night in the very harbour
Of Havana In instance Of the pTaical boats
had been fred aud thEee fthe villains supposed
10 have been killed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
MARRIED.

n this town by the Rev. DR.. Nichols, Jo-
.,u BUnSuAM, Esq. of Durham, to Mrs MA
~ BAKER
On Friday morning last, by the Rev. DR..
Nichols. CHARLES DUMMER, Esq. attorney at
raw Of Hallowell, 10 Miss MARY CAROLINE
Corr, daughter Of Hon. Matthew Cobb, of this
place.
Tinkham, Merchant of Belfast, to Miss Jane Brooks
daughter OF Cotton b. Brooks, Esq.
~ Rev. Mr.. Taylor. Mr. Elkanah Baker, Of Belfast
70 aIiss sophia-l Sawyer
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
AttentlOn !!

THE Members Of the PORTLAND ARTUr
LERY COMPANY are hereby requested &c
meet at the Toicn House, on TUESDAY, the
eleventh day of June, at eight o'clock, P. NJ. fol
the purpose of max ne arrangements for their An
niversay. Apunctual attendance j, requested
By order of the captain.
J. W. THOMAS, Clerk.
June q. CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
DIED.

IN this town. Sarah daughter Of Mr.. John w Has
lru, AGED rs months.-Mrs. Emma, wife of Mr.. Da-
y,d Ros, aged II.
Lamb.
Ii Falmouth, on the 30h ult. Daniel Sawn, son of
kIr Jonathan Buuerield aged IL years
IN Alnot. May 2lst. Mary Chandler. aged 81. for
mehy OF Duxbnry. Mass.
In Gorham. Samuel Harding. Of Mr.. Elkanah H.
aged Pa young man of exemplary Character and
oonduct. worthy the imitation Of others and great
loss 10 his numerous connexion who are left
his eany exit
In Windham on the 18th ult Dir. Tying Smith
aged ~.
On board brig Statira at Havana William Cocknell,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04

.Nsl0beifori May Gar. schrs. Goldfish, Baxter
Portland Polly, Harden, Saco Betsey. Perry, Ken
nebec soops Union. Sherman, do Charlotte,i Ben
son, Saco-30th, Az. schr. New-Hazard from Sul-
van sloop Rosetta Rowland Machias.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
Robert Royd.
N. TiLTON, Der. Sheriff.
ATWOOD & QUINCY .laci

Corner Of Exchange and Middle Streets
HAS lately received blk. blue and Oxford mixed
L BROADCLOTHS--Wo olenets-S attinets-blk.
Nankin Crapes---blk and cold Canton Grapes
French and Italian do.-blk col and striped Silks
Csficoes--worsted and cotton Hose-Ladics hid and
silk GlovesAlens silk and brown do.-Indispensibes
plain and garnture Ribbons husns-Cambrc--
Dimoties-crape Shawls--Vestinss Para Sols--ging-
ham and silk Umbrelas-2 cases Leghorn Straws-
Gentlemens Leghorn Hsts-neck and pocket Hdkfs-
sewing Silks-fag and blk. silk Hdkfs.--blue, comPa-
ny and short yellow Nankins, &C. &c.
C5-.4LSO.-S0
Domestic Sheetings. Shirtings. Piaids and Stripes
Tickings Sc-Al Of which viii be sold very low for
CASH
Portland June A, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
lotrttOnr8>
Sheriff 5 Sale.

Taken by Execution and zriU be sold ct
Public Auction, al Ne. 81 ErctaHge Street,
Portland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
ExrnAcr rn rnE rniroR.

Port 0G, Prince, stu Jtii. 1899.
The change of government in the eastern
part OF this island nitIstb be known Ia You he
fore This time. Ii WAS announced by express.
which at the same moment Informed the go
vernnent that in mauy parts of the country
the Independent Haylian flag was hoisted
and that a force ohly WAS wanted To be march
ed TO the city ofSt. Domingo, TO assure its
immediate submissnn.
Il is questionable whether president Boyer
Considers this 10 b. proplious moment To
take possession OF the whole Island there are
some difficulties which he is first tIesirons oi
tem"'ipg, The unexpected occurrences,
howevrr,rompcl him 10 adopt measures adapt
ed TO the occasiun, and general BoYgelas is
under orders 10 march with 8009 me,., and
they are on their march already, fall in my
Wv for The cape, where they Rendezvous and
march hence for their destinations The city
viii he as great an acquisition 10 this govern
meAtas the Fioridas 10 the United States, on
account only OF ii precautionary and c0nso!i-
dated policy. As mercantile place, OF little
Importance. There no li.i"lihood any events
OF II Nrry Interesting character here Inr
ely viii he ocrupied-an aud the goyurnnleni
will be gradually dilriIsed over the caiairy.--
Boyer has not been able 10 accomplish as
much on the iargt scale, as when H.. had u
more limited dominion" f.4urera.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
NEM EASuONS

uSJ received and nov opening the Store OF MARY
SUI tiiuAf r. an extensive assortment Of Hats
ne ot the newell a>fios be neatncss
or eiegaSe aR,ong them are black and White Leghorn
Feyet anu sra bonnct chincha and beaver hats great
variety of feathers the ansonest and most fashionable
color plaid ribons 6raids, cur white wreat other
acts and fzette caps, copcs coiarets and corses Ma
csSn RUSSIA aud antique OIL which greatly contribute
.ie elegance dfte head well the color o the hair
2urk e7ece Of Tyre for changing light or red cooi red
n 20 dark brown OF black; and ny other articles
MilnefJ line TOO numerous enuincratc.
ON hand, ie% ready made PELISS ES-A OF which she
determined 10 dispose Of reasonable terms ioi
cash. "
I.eshorn Straw }onnets cleaned, died and trimmed
0.TMANfUA-MAKINGAo Gone in the newest aslons ana
at the shortest notice. ~
November 10. 55u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS

According to the law of France, (says Mr.
DeSrand's Report,) which has been in sue
c''sst"l operation for many years, Il Partner
ship may be formed, under which the various
sl'cping Partners are held only so far az go
the funds they do put in, or agree 10 pat iiiio
The firm. The funds which are to bee furnish
ed 10y the sleeping Partners are made "a mat
Ter of public record, 10 which every body can
have access. Thus, without any deception
ON the public, and without the chance of in
'n!vins their fortune, beyond TIM amount thus
pledged, mhly rich men are enabled Ia form
good Houses, with industriuus and Intelligent
faftaers who might not happen to he rich.
IL Is under this system ;ha; we see men with
oit property. the shoots of rich Swiss friends,
form excellent and very successful Houses all
over Europe. May not this subject be wor-
thy OF the consideration Of the people May
1t not be worthy of occupying the attention
OF our enlightened Legislature Might it MT
throw into active and useful employment the
now dormant capital ofmany of our riciimcn
and the sleeping energies of many of our
young men of business talents? Many ady;.n-
taSes do certainly arise out Of it, and have
never heard of Il single objection arising out
of the practice under this system. Ii is called
IN Fralicc Societe m coa,mdadhe."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

WISH 70 sell tract Of land in the Hardy in fb
state VI yirgua, containing by patent and survey fr
thousand eight hundred acres, lying ON the head waters
New and Patterson creeks These lands have bv persons
acgened with them, been Recently represented to me-
'aluahlc, and adupied IN culture.
VIII also sell an undivided interest IN a valuable real and
persona estate ~ the county Woodord state Of Ken
sncsy bequeaihot by the will Of Frnc Peat deceased The
r estate Is highly improved and the land 70 be Of
hrst quality and highest value.
Two valuable farms lyine the b0nks OF York river In
virginia. are Tor saleihe containing eight hrndre
acres Of superior high land this and borders the river
more th nile in extent; is productive in wheat
Opacco, aDd has aacledto IT, valuable and
yer hstefy aud d aill seat contiguous the river a.
in-xhaosite supply Of help always found on the margin
OF tue river wbth has been proven repeated experiment.
70 be valuable aud arsc ssppics of she3 mari arr
be hat from several parts Of this estate The other tract
containing four hundred and fifty acres, lies contiguous
we town Of York, and borders the river This firm Il
&p,ed TO 'le culture OF grain; well waercd has
tced 10 u thirty forty Of meadow land mar
banks from whence much Of this valuable manure NAV be
procured The whole Of this is IN state improve
nen being for the last six years enclosed by fence
not OF these tfdcts convenient uvieioD tho
markets of Norfolk and baltimore.
no part OF the purchase money Of the last tracts viii
be required Tor years the interest thereon being
cured, and punotuay paid. The SUBSCRIBER residing i,
ork Town. wiz receive applications for The purchase Of hs
eDSve lands and viii person sew The tracts
frtsons DESTROYS 70 purchase. THOMAS GPfFftN.
Fenrpafy D fJAs2N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

III The ENQUIRER pubii twice week. general
iy aud three times week during; the
the heretofore Fire Doors per
mum, payable in advance. Notes of chartered
Banks (on) will be received in payment The Editors will
guarantee the safety .i remng them by mail the postage
Of all letters being paid by the writer's
III No paper will be discontinued fbu mt the discretion
OF The Edors until all arrea,ages have been paid up
40 whoever viii guarantee the pa of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis
t TERMS OF ADVERTISING tt
u One square, iesS-First Insertion rs cents-each
continuance, so cents
No Advertisement Inserted until il has either paid
or or assumed by person in this city, environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
pPUSV SAT.F.

conformity with The provisions OF of trust execu,-
n eddy Hugh Watson deceased, and dated the 23d day OF
Suy, 1921, OF record in the county Cumberland
county the subscriber, the therein name will pro-
coed 10 sell At public aucn On snsdoy he st Sr Of
ote ~ Is Il fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter at
te hour al II O'clock Zach Taylnr's tavern the tow
OF catersville, the following real and personal properly
conveyed by the said deed OF rns FOR the purposes therein
nehtioned viz TarNard with the stock hand, all the
fixtures houses and utensils iereuno belonging INCLUDING
garden adjoining the said beiRy the which was
owned by Mr. john Cunningham deceased: also horses
aud one gig and harness. colts, Wagon gear
5cAris cows yearliugs, 25 hogs and suny articles of
ho'sepi'd Kitchen furniture and all the crop now grow
ng on the plantation werenpon the said Hugh Watson re-
sided. RICHARD cIJNNINGiIhM T,,,,,..
feDruary ~. 92-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
WILL BE SOLD

IRON TUESDAY, tie lt day Of March, 1s22 at the late
residence OF John H. Venable deceased in the county
Prince Edward, for cash. the tract o land upon which .
said deceased resided in the county Of Prince Edward
hg w" hundred and twenty nine and half acres,
M those That now remain OF the following slaves
jim Tom, Amy, rabby, Joseph, Glenn Hannah and Ksah
uu sungry other personal property consisting Of al a..
anu klichen furniture, plantation tools and
us o. every Kind ioarwheeled riding carriage be stool
VI sat on the plantations and number Of valuable books
~ ust 20 The subscribers by the said John H. Ven
e ~ deed OF record in the County Of Prince I'd
WI when deed bears date the 9Th day of August
Intended 70 secure the payment oe sundry debts therein
nenonea 70 william Verabe, Charles WoOdson in his own
executors Of James Ewing deceased.
WILLIAM PENICK, lr
JAMES 4. PRICE, i'uS'ees'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
FROM NFVTCN

Late adviccs from Natchiiorlrrs state that
many acts of violence akr place on our sdutlr
western frontier: that runaway negroes and
robbers concentrate on The banks al the rivei
MeXicanp, and steal braves ofhDrscs anl ca;-
lie, and commit murders when they are on
posed. Smuggling into I.ouisiaaa is carried
on through Texas. Six companies orihc u
). Sia infantry had reached Naichloctes, bat
we're so reduced by sickness that oniy l0c
were effective men. The British we're said to
he busy in Mexico, aud eudea,orin5 70 gel
the trade into their hands.
TYr,.L:,o.J,,, (t.f.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
TPuST SAIN

N pursuance of deed Of executed 10 me by Wilson
Allen and Wife for purposes therein mentioned, bearing
GATE the 2ist of December 1919 duly Caroline
court shall proceed the sh Of area nrt at the Dow
ing Green, by public aucton 10 sell for cash the
lanu conveyed 10 sd deed containing about thousand
acres, much thereof will the SUN or 5000 will
interest from the Isl January 1922 and the carre
Ofexecuting this trust.
The tract lies within mile and half of the Bowlinr
Green and has toerabe improvements for small family
he subscriber acting will convey bat such till.
as IS vested in him by the deed of trust.
uADuarY D. 9O-f5N InnN nICKINSON Trn.iec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

pon, besides valuable arrivals from other ports
of Europe and the West ladies'. We under
stand the duties secured at the custom house
the first six days of the month, erceeded a
million Of dollars, being a greater SHm than
eper accrued az he same period Of iir,e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
VIII. BIZ SOLD

hN SATURDAY The sd inst. nj bacon Quarter Branch
some fouseh5d and Kitchen furniture, the property
MARIN Baher deceased also, about 100000 well burn.
oftrks Terms % sale all of dollars and under
chsh ana for all sums above credit will be given
months me purchaser giving bond with approved security
aiso the TAVERN and Meadow attached to il, will Ice.
rented TOR twelve months for which bond good security
WIN DC required to he paid quarterly Possession will be
given on The first OF March next
CLEYEARs BAKER,) Executors ef
MARTIN BAKER, lfnnin b.
WILLIAM BAKER, ksr deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

CmLuicorKe, (Ohio) Feb. G-Thc biz au-
thorisin; tbs governor 10 employ ~, engineer,
and making All appropriation OF S 5000 10 de-
Fray The expenses of Surveying the route of a
canal from Lake Erie TO The Ohio river, has
passed The ScDatr. and has become u law.
The bill 10 abolish Imprisonment for debt
lns boon rniertcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
Virginia debates, new Ed paee K.


CO'Hht.NJE U Nov IOIK.
For the benefit OF fhp Chancclloy of ;hc
sXchrquer at Washiustpl, aud TIE pUl,lic at
large, we state the pleasing fact that siare ili..
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