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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

The old proverb, that after calm comes 4
storm, was rather rigidly Illustrated by the sud-
Den change of weather on Wednesday last. The
day previous, the Thermometer had risen 10 As
degrees, accompanied by cheerful sun; at 8
o'clock, on Wednesday, it had fallen to % de-
grees; at one o'clock to 10 degrees; at in the
evening to degrees, and at 8, yesterday morn
ing, to degrees minus-making, in this short
time, change of 81 degrees. During the ulaw
the Thermometer varied from % to Al degrees.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

The society for the prevention of paupeism in New
York have lately published their fifth Report, which
contains facts and speculations Of most interesting
nature The increase of pauperism in this country
and the alarming whchit has already arrived
IN England. has called upon the phanthropst and tile
political economstfor the eNeron Of all their energy
10 devise means for preventing alternating the evil
The following extracts from tie report will show that
the system which prevails universally in tbs country
Is considered founded IN mistaken notions of
humanity.
"Thev have no hesitation, they observe, ain
declaring their belief that no clectual check
can be given 10 the continuance and increase
81 panperism,whle their exists a legal ami gratI-
tuitous provision for the poor. They arc well
aware that If the mighty fabric Of tie pauper
system was at once destroyed, and the vast ex-
pences for the poor At once abolished, there
would be an increased degree Of suffering for a
u'ne; bat they contend that this, on account OF
It's tendency and its ultimate results would, even
on the score ofhumanity. be preferable 10 a con-
tnuance OF the present system"
F" The alternative proposed NAV appear extra
VACANT but i is believed th-t genuine hyInani-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

TUESDAY, Jan. 90 Ar. .chrs. Fountain.
Hill, from Boston. with -four and corn, Dolphin.
do.-St. Croix, Brooks, de. for East
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

TUESDAY, Jan. e2.-brig Washington, Tate
for Hsvana-hoat Lady, Barharck, for Bath.
THURSDAY-bris Hero, Robinson, for Qua
daloupe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

get that much. But if the salory were fixed
at that sum, TO be paid at any rate, it would
destroy the object of the bill by taking away
the inducement OF the collectors tn practise
economy. They will then expend what they
please, give what salaries they please, and no
reform will be effected. He had also rather
retain the commission proposed by the bill.
MIR. VAN buren, thought it was strange that
the gentleman from Maine should adhere to
this reduction with such periinacty, in the
face of two facts. The first was, that Mr.
Holmes admitted that he wished the collec-
tors to get 1000 dollars which cannot be got
but by law; and the other, that for the two last
years the one-cishtli, il was shown, would
not have amounted To 1000 dollars above the
expenses {; by Withholding it from them direct
ly, Il temptation was held ont to retain that
amount Indirectly.
The question being divided--the Senate
agreed 10 strike out one eighH-ayes "a /; and
The blank was then filed with one-s;afh of
one per cent.
Nir. KNIGHT moved to amend the 9Th sec
ton by adding the collector of Pawtuxet to
those proposed in the bill to receive salary of
900 dollars.
Some discussion followed this motion, en-
bracing other points as well as the immediate
one, in which Messrs. KNIGHT, LowRIE,
LLOYD, BARBOUR, and HOLMES, took part
but, before any question was taken, the bill
was postponed to Monday, TO which day
The Senate then nd lo,rned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

or The ENQUIRER is publishcdtwice week, general
IT, week during the session of the State e
gisiaurePrice the as heretofore, Fire Dollars
num- payable in advance Notes of chartered specie-paying
banks (oniy) will he received payment. The Editors will
guarantee the safety Of RENTING them by mail the postage
of all letters being paid by the writers.
T No paper will he discontinued but at the discretion
OF the Editors, until all arreaages have been paid
T Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
thall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" Ono square, Ess-Frst Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, so cents.
- No Advertisement inserted until il has either been paid
assumed by in this city its envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

bill would be tried on its merits, and not on
an incidental question.
Mr.. OrIs said he was not ut present re-
conciled to an indefinite postponement of this
bill, III regard to the object of it, on which
there had been so great an expenditure of pub
lie money, but which was so cherished by
great portion of the People of the q. s.
and IN whIch,perhaps every portion ofthe poo
pie oil the u. :. began TO feel some interest. lie
never had been,he said, an advocate for cxpcn-
ding on this road so great mass of the public
money as had been laid out upon it. But, after
the road had been made, it was certainly in
cumbent on Congress to see whether or not
they had the constitutional power to keep
that road in repair. The objection which was
now made to this bill was new ; and he should
be glad, for his own part, to have time to ex-
aminc.it. When it was first suggested that it
was Il revenue bill, the objection had appeared
TO Mr.. Otis to be plausible but further cops-
dcrationled him to doubt on that point. He
was inclined to think, that this is not a revc-
nue. bill. The tax, which it proposes, is a vo-
luntary and self-assumed tax. No man was
obliged to pass over the road unless he chose :;
and, If he chose to avail himself of this ease
ment granted by the United States, under
the condition ofpaying at a certain rate there
for, MIR. .. said it struck him, with great de-
'S''"~~ W thS vi OtlcrS, IL was 10 ne
regarded rather as Il matter of compact than
as matter of taxation Heretofore, the u
nited States had granted TO those using it the
free enjoyment of this road, created at the ex-
pense OF the government The question
which this bill presents is, whether consde-
ration shall be annexed to and made the con-
dition ofthis grant.
Mr.. KING, of New York, said he should
prefer that this bill should lie on the table ra-
ther than he postponed. Mr.. LowRIE as
sented TO this course. II, said Mr.. King, the
bill he not revenue bill, it is so very near to
it as'to be likely TO produce collision be-
tween this and the other house as to its real
character. On the whole, he thought it the
best course to lay the bill upon the table, and
to let it lie there until the other house should
have acted on this subject.
Mr. LowRIE said, he had not objected that
Congress could not pass this bill because it
was revenue bill, but that, being such, the
Senate could not originate it. BY forcing II
upon the Senate, as originating here, some
gentlemen, among whom Mr. l.. said he was
one, would be compelled to be against the
bill though on principle favorable to its pro-
visions.
The motion of Mr.. King, to lay the bill on
the table, was then agreed to, and
The Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
EXTRACT no rnE EDITOR, DATED

UdShlngtOn, jan. | ..
ln consequence Of IN allnsion in some Of
the newspapers to letter addressed, in 1919,
to the Vice President, by the present Score
tary of State, upon the subject Of etiquette,
that letter was this morning published IN the
National lutelligencer. You will no doubt re-
publish il, 10 crafty the curiosity of your rea-
ders, aud because every paper emanating
from the Secretary of State must possess
some importance in public estimation: The
whole Of the controversy with the senate il
there has been any, originates in the fact, that
when the venerable JOIN ADAMS was Vice
President of tire U. States, private memo
randum was, at his suggestion, made and en-
tered in a book Of the senate blythe secretary
ofthat body, prescribing that the senators, on
attending at the seat of government, should be
bound to pay the first visit to tho President Of
the u. States and foreign ambassadors Of the
highest grade only II was understood at the
same time, that first visits were due to- sena-
tors from tIc heads OF departments and from
foreign ministers not of the highest ambassa-
dUtial grade.
WIKI flis etiquette, Mr.. ADAMS, the pre-
sent Secretary Of State, thought it of no i'm
portance 20 comply, and aecnIdingly abstain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

Debtor and Creditor.--Two English ner-
chairs transacting business together in this city
nave had lately some personal difference on
the subject Of profit and loss, which was at
tempted to be settled by one of the parties
tnrcshing tho Other. 1he injured PARTNER of
the house repaired to The police, and made his
complaint in due form, when warrant was
issued against the offender, who was brought
up TO answer the charge. Tile magistrates
demanded security for s 200, with his own
recOgnzance 30 keep the peace, but the brui-
ser not being able To- obtain bail, deposited the
S 900, as a collateral security, with person
in the Office, to induce him To BE- bis bai
which was doue. He then inquired, with
much simplicity, whether he would forfeit the
sum if he again heat his partner beng an
swered in the affirmative, he darted from the
olicr,,pursued hin, and again thrashed linn
was again brought up, and 40 person appear
ing to bail him, and having no more money
as collateral security, he was Committed for
one day 10 bridewelI from which he is now
released on security. What renders this trans
action more singular, the person thus beaten
declares that the s 200 forfeited came out of
the Joint funds Ofthe house. This IS a new way
to wind up q mercantile cOncprn.--- Onerij-
How would Mr. Bennett, who is an able book
keeper, post this account? NJ Y. Nat. .9dp.
The Baltimore American contains table OF
the returns of flour inspected in thai CITY from
1911 to 1921, by which il appears that the n
mount Of inspections 10 1891 are almost one
hundred thousand barrels less than ~ 1890
that the two first quarters Of the two last years
were nearly the same that the third quar-
Ter Of 1921 was 81 ,901 barreIs less than the
third quarter Of 1920 and that the fo.n,ll
quarter oilast year was 4l,jO2 harels less thar
fhl. fourth citatfer or leo 4, e.,. ,,rs..,l;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
4 MELANCHOLY vlslrArlnN

MAsLIUs, o. W Feb G.--On the morning NJ
The "a OF January, Mr. Harvey Hawley, Of Liver.
pool, i" his county left home in company with M,
VILE IN u cnucr, fer Johnsiown, Montgomery connty
on visit TO Mrs. iIawleys pareus For fonr week.
nothing WAS heard from them, and lheir friends al
on'e supposed liem happy in the sucety of mater.
n'i circle: bu the melancholy sequel proved tl,a,
The providence OF Cod in lis mysterious and incou.
prchensil'le wisdom, had decreed otherwise. Inv
chang ne tie direction OF their visit from an earthly
10 an immortal PARENT They ourneycd ~ il,ai M.
explored country from whose L boufn no traveller
returns"
On Tuesday Of last week. Hat 4 Trunk was
dfsc0rered iIOzcp ~ the Onond1g1 Lake about hail
way bfi~ccn Liverpool and Salina, which. on bo.
ing cut nut, proved 10 have belonged to Mr. Ha,vle,
and upon close examination the Horse and Gutter
was seen through the ice a hole beinq cut. The
horse, cnurr,and Airs IlaWlcy were taken MIR
rs um IS SUPPOSED to lavr caught IN Die round ef
me cutter When ftl!ing, and remained fast through
nc a3ou'es ol deth, and rniil i.ien Dui. Al iron
ioou rake WIS il,cn prepared IN scare 70 NJ IIaw.
ley, and caught in ,he cnG of .h.s c3afsihe sccouf
lime Il was sunk, and be was taken from about forr,
iset water.
IL apgcirs tlia, they had not accomplished ihc Gr4f
Two mics Of theif journey, before ihcy we're sum
moned mon q moments notice, INTO WORK! nj Sp.
fii5 How sudden the uAnsitinai How fully do
these dispensatIons OF the Almighty leach US the no
O. JgRess OF human nairge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
ANECDOTE.

srrishlly young widow had just received address
rs oil trider sort from TWO gentlemen, both viriuous
respectable and amiab'e one of them, however. a
most accomplished scholar, the other :, child of Pc
ru vixen her brother entered the room where she
was sitting in an attitude of more profound cosation
than was usual with her," my dear sister," said
he, g arc YOU going TO asionis The world with "a uer
petua motion of the quadraiure Of tue circle or are
you plotting TO blow up oxygen aud h ydrogen with a
new nomenclature - Neither, George" she re-
pi'cd. " was merely resolving question Of Dollars
and Sense B,-idgeioica IFhig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-

- ,NA5Viv g., - - - - Wv AItD,
INST negro man, called MAT Fowl En- and his vic,
DOSA. Mat was formerly Tie property of Dan' Conch
near Lynchburg, about Years OF ape dart com
leNioN; iect "a 10 incbes high tout and III made
eS NEe eetb remarkable for sense when spoken 10
Us rath'f Gown look He black cloth COAT warn
1laol-' aud white wool hat he also carried many
Vio.hs'- MAI IS waterman by profession and is we'll
H" NV on James river ia Iynciburg and Richmond
oba IS ahou ~ years OF age dark complexion when
yaricy Of cluihiur w '" va" "ei .
pesc negroes vi" probably procure free papers ms Bat
very inehg'nt fellow Ten dollars will be given foe
Do. nnd 80 for ;be delivery Of Mat or for securing them
~ ya 50 that Inc can be gotten again by the subscriber y-
'Hs !" buckingham county, near the Warren ferry.
=, JAMES TAFSCOTT. Admir-.
o m. Uur f..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
iERITsT SNIE

II % three deed, Of trust, bearing date the Dis,
nay iSi !, and OF record in the hustiu coart of Rich
10 the subscribers 10y Edward fuhank r
rd lu Jonn b. smith and John a. Smith and T. Rel,
seue the payment % certain OF money therein
'ne 10 Frederick Harris, viii be sold at pubi;c
80 at we Eagle Hotel, 7h0slry The 7th dn1, nj
t - CLOCK, without regard weather and far
'ls iOiio" ing real estate situate in or near tLe
coy OF ienmond VIZ the Lots known hy the numbers
~ - ~, AZ, - ana ~ IN plan of part Bucianans Old
~i"'u'""h NV tichard Young for Lnllocl Z Harris
THOMAS TAYLOR, o..
February H. '"'-'' u 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

Committed 10 The jail Of Frederick Con,lIV "a
the hrst day OF October last, runaway NEGRO
man VINO calls himself CYRUS, says formerly he
10 John Netherng, OF Albenarie county, Yrgia
VINO sou MN 10 gentleman residing in state OF eor
S name nnknown said negro is about 80 wears of ace
uh eomp'exlon, about feet or inches high cothnr
,en worn The owners requested forward, prove
t, ~ pay charges and iase him awayelse he " i'll be
ueS,it win as the law in such PRESERVES
Dec. .. o2-wi2w CIIAltLES NH Iail,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

He'rg Scrnggs, Jota Eiisobeh, Prisciia and yVrpcy
2THegs aHo hs tcI'reseitaires " Juiius Scrnqgs.
YOU that shalt on the 18Th Of March next at The house
samuel NOS ser ~ the county Of New Kent proceed 10
axe Is deposition also ~ the time and mace tis
epS,on, Of Beverley ruinp aud Nancy scruggs and Ga
me 18th OF The same month, IN the county Of lIanover - M
residence ofyohn Lyle shall proceed also 10 ,ate ,, A.
POSITIONS Of Col Thomas Tinsey, William Pollard Ianey
Zones ap Obadiah Archer and Others TO be read ne vne
~ nay suit ia The superior Of cncery direr,eJ bv
~ ne holden ia the Capitol in the city Ricbnont where
you 9geihcr with Archibald Bryce, amor yh he ,s;
nresej ofJames ScluRgs deceased Elizabeth Io,vrv AMI
mry Scfuggs arc efts. And ffrom badness of ,,e,b|
shall not he aile 70 take the dispositions ms af,,c
shall proceed 70 take them soon a. tle cause Il ,
AZ The places above mentioned.
am, &c. yours DAVID scpr.cfs
fiIgisie, Hanover, jana -vSsr '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
tfRoa A LATE NyGLrsu rAPER. ]

FROM A LATE ESGrIsiI PAPER
:, LiBEETY. -
Bre1thes there tue man whose spryii,s breast
rs sunk IN lauguorS fatal rest,
Whist Ger him, mid the gathering storm,
oppression rears her hateful form
Mho, when her foot to carih would tread
Ihcsn rights iur which his fathers blc,l
ROPES mot, nor strives To- STAY their fall
nut one by nne>resisrs them all /,
pseatnes such man /! will not ask
What country gave him birth
lie did not spring from English mould
r or such soul, thus TAME, thus cold
would rouse his angry sires OF old,
Aud drag them back to earth
bre"hes there the wretch whose feeble eve
Ne'er pierced the film ct Slavery
Who never felt the glow OF shame
Oefspread his cheek at Freedoms name
Nor blush 10 see himself accurst
~ slaves, the veriest and the worstp
neaths> such wretch DER eastern clmcs
Uuheeded, let him roam;
ms Jaw Il naughty Tyrant's frowu;
Alden OF slaves his home.
There let liin dwell; for crimes like thc.e
.iaN wen tue bastard spirit please;
mere burning suns and deserts dry
iarch up the springs of energy
Mherr even language owns the SWAY
iha' trampiSs on the Souls decay
Aud cannot find wnrl TO tell
, nat s9uhu winch treensen love so wolf
mere let HIM dwell. 10 Freedom lost
Contented, if he can.
Whilst Nature, shrinking rron, his sbode
SH"HFlew with scorn the Thin Is She made
Anu blush 10 call it-iIan
Tut l, whom northern chimes have rcar'J.
Whose check the cutting wind hns scar'd
Whose ear hath iancied il past
nat Freedom spoke in every blast;
whose foot hath WANDERED with DELIGHT,
Ger Snowdcn's cliI ana Skisidaw,s ba;,'ift.
Where Brita,n'S ancient sons defcd
The haughty Romans halled pride
Who oft have iracd tn historic, maze
(The record ola former age0
Winch paints my hardy srcs of wore.
f'lie hopes they felt. the fears they bure;
Shii :, thu nurtur'd, baScly tame
krnounce the glorieS OF thelr name
Aud quit the path they trod
Wbi's; busy ihlalny shall trace.
The recreant level oi his race.
Ills chiidren's scorn, his sire's disgrace
fhe outcast OF his God
Never oh Never. Curse the thought
That dwells on ease 10y Freedom bought
" ttier the heart that does not burn
N',t0 Justice weepS - 'cr Freedoms urn
Ana be that eye IN darkness set
" hicn views nor views il with regret,
iine he the choice INV fathers made
he mime their battle crv,
When sighting inr the ri ghts of wore
''---'l"ss ANU brave, each warrior swore
- S2nqucr or To- die
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
llK. HENRY GHIVEGNEE-

LsT-
'9kE notice tlat shall proceed under a cop,nssion
"a ISSUED nom the Superior Court of CIanccrv Tor c
sirci take TIE deppsitions s,nry wi;ncses
,ah case wherein am plaintiff YOU are dcftn-
e my p"eng mouse, AT Liere, in the kingdom of he
~ on the "a day Of April 1922 The hours
=. W. ana L. NJ and Il from any ciase the said deuos
~ any o. mem should not be taken tie time a,,e
rs.e', ~ih be reguarly adjourned to slich fine and
as slli be requisite until The object OF the said com
MISSION snail haze been accomplishment.
R;ei,,,,,., ~, JOSEPH Gil Dl; SoER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
NAII'APONY LAND FOP SAT,E

NAlIAPONY LAND FOR SAFE.
ss Nv No fcernned 10 remove The south shall dis
pose % Tie tract OF land which i've In Caroline
i,l 'eIy reasonable terms. The lies within llou
e mics S bowling treeo and 793 acres i,y re-
GU y-nenfh Hi fai land and Of quality equal TO any
OF fF 1nt 80 or 90 Of tract - low cro,,n
Oh r lVTr sde o Which bank las lately been thrown
W. seguFe u from humiliation. No OF land in this
p"t ~ 'hr country combines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
%c'ef ,goset {" purchase, will view and judge for Them
~ SAFE Is made IN time, privilege viii be given the
purchaser, To seed wheat this fall il not the subscriber viii
80" ue grHnii prepared, and sell il will the land
60. cu W'h,Ve g'th hrst OF Ianuary perhaps
y, ~ ic'liied' ALLEN APPERSON.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
NOTICE-
N0TICE nd nEpEp = - nI 49, = %


virtue Ola deed offrast executed by Benjamin Uoins
> Tor tie heneft OF the Sev.J food as Of record M ill.,
'y court Office OF Louisa win be sold upon the premises
Tue higest bidder Tor cash, the Gr.t Wednss,,sv -
atch itrii NOT the fair day. tract Of land i,
iyWis1 equity on Snuianna river upOn which the s,i
or' resides, containing 2ig Or much thereof
gib sufficient 20 pay the balance dee With the expense.
- Carrying ibis dre ipo execution The mbovemerticuc
and y bounded 10y the lands OF the Rev T. p0rsington
ieeea.ed Major Thomas. ava 10y the Soulianna river
HAYWOOD GOODWIN,
Tcarrary u eo~sgsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
AN ISLAND For SALE

NIN STAND FVI. SAIE.
* virtue OF de' "i trust executed les chnrd Mullinc
- hT purposes therein pressed hearing date tbe 1d,
NV OF January 1870 a9d OF record in the clerks office OF
e"a conaty VI Siil vii I've sold casiat Kenliay
courthouse Va M t1ll IfondrY in fpj ney n trarr
i|a Id ins benz " The county Kenbawa Icing an
I'VE acres Such ti,Is ne s ves,ad e., 80 g
trustee viii be conveyed the purchaser so
n,o GEORGE DIXON. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21

"eoss osier Josiah Foster John Foster, Joshu, Eos
er ana nary his wife, Isaac j. Foster, Heuien yobnson
Susaa his wife, Sarah NeviIIs and Ale Fosier @ &
L. roster; Mary ~ Foster, infants Singleton Foeer
ana y aIen Foster her guardian, Foster Isaa,
lostst, ~ James Foster, Joshua Foster. William + Fos-
, Foster jr Allen Foster Elizabeth Foster and
susan fO>tg orphans of James Foster which said irn,
SUSAN ana Elizabeth children Of James Foster are nant
~ ISAAC j. foer their GUARDIAN and Singleton snd AL
'fn clidr'n OF James, infants 10y Joseph Read their
susrhan aud Allen Foster, administrator ofSinpIen Eos
YER ana Isaac j. Foster administrator James Fo,,.r and
T.,oe,n Foster widow Of Josiah Foster decd. u. fs
ne defendants Joshua Foster and MaIr his wife Isc
Foster and Susan his wife Alien Foster John Fos,er Job,
Toser, Isaac Foster W James Foster Foster VIM
- foster Singleton Foster 81. Allen Foster Fzsbeil,
Vse ana Susan Foster, heirs ofJames Foster decd NOT
hsS entered their appearance, according To the act OF
Sfhoif Hnd The rlles oil this court appearng ID,
~ 'i.ineiion OF the court thai he Inhabitants
VI lhs Sia, or The motion of e Plaintiff by counsel jt
oiaersd, hat the said defendants do appear here on The
nrt Monday in March and cncr their appearance
hu answer the plaintiffs bill and give security for ne
U,2s me decree Of he court, and ihai copy of,ls
l oe inserted IN te kichmond Enquirer for two months
v'y, and posted at the front OF TIE court house,
OF said county. % W
a sop;y-FeSte WINSLOW ROBINSON, c..
yo,vk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-21
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

~ ALDABLE REAL ESTATE,
.sStRN The house aud plantation doiainr the civ Of
-2tst Williamsburg, late the residence Of Iit.Iefon
aze"eli deceased is offered for ,c A0y gentleman de-
sous o Eyg his children liberal education or Keeping
boarding house Oh an extensive scle would find preaf nj
vantage in purchasing this estate Of which the dwelling and
"ithouses are calculated TO family Of any
size. The land consisting of about 400 acres il bibI i
proved ard conpreemls one Of the profitable mead
"ws OF its extent in the state. Applications to =,
private cunract may be made t. William nzesell az no
city Of Richmond, or William o. Goode Of Meckleninr,
county-if not sold IN this mode previous To- the f2t5 AZ
81 March nett 1t will eu be offered to tho hie hqst bIcy
before the door olthe raleigh Tavern in WILLIAMSBURG
the present manager thereof - - 'fF' ="
The above land will be sold entire or in lots 10 suit r,r
Terms, one-fourh in cash. balance in one
and two years from the day Of sale. w
WILLIAM .AZEWELL Ex,ors of r. Ts1.
CATHERINE TAZEWELL ( we'll Jrcii
February az ,c