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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-15
For Sale or Lease.

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NsHE following Tracts OF Land 10
4 Charles county, Maryland,
II Farm on the Potomac RI.
yer, at the mouth OF Pomonkey creek,
containing $40 acres, about Is miles be-
low Alexandria; the larger proportion le-
vel land and equal in fertility to any in the
vicinity. On It is one of The most ele-
giant scites Tor building Of all the fine
heights that border the Potomac; located
IN genteel neighborboody it would MAKE
an agreeable residence, and from its proxi-
nifty to market. profitable farm.
DISC, q Farm on the same
River, at the mouth Of Msttswoman creek.
of about 100 acres. lew miles below the
former, the whole first rate river land =
On this farm is the first Herring Fishery
on the Potomac, at which there has been
cleared apwards of 9OOU dollar. per an,
mum. and when independent Of the sales
on lh. shore, there might be put up from
3 to 5000 barrels of fish every season.
besides the profits Ut the fishery, the ad.
vantage Of improving the land with the
osffal from the shore, universally admitted
the best Of mapures. The present season
the tenant has at bis own option, MANFRED
upwards of twenty FIVE acres That will
bring ten barrels oil corn per acre, which
shews the facility with which il is done -
There will be reclaimed on il this summer
Is or 2o acres OF marsh, of immense fer
tility, the greater portion is now fl Tor the
plough. Should larger quantity of land
be wished, the two contiguous farms are
now for sale, and any part OF them. might
be purchased on moderate terms.
Il tract of Land about a mile
from the last mentioned; between two and
three hundred acres. The greater part of
this was cleared for the first time the last
season, aud might be immediately got in
cultivation. About SO acres has been re.
served and ID in the best description OF ur.
land growth. The lano is level and Of
very good quality-on it is now cut and
corded upwards of 1000 cords of best oak.
which will he gold in any quantity as il
lies.
FAll these lands are we'll
waiered, and considered as healthy situa.
tions as any in the country II not dispos-
ed OF in short time they will be sold in
any quantity as it lies. II not disposed of
IN short time, they will be leased ,cr
several years, on advantageous fermss
application TO be made to the subscriber
in Georgetown. d. C. or to William Ma
son Esq. Charles county, Md. who will
show the lands.
G. MASON.
june Is law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-15
r. DARRAH-DENTIST.

% EsPECTFULLY informs The Ladies
~ and Gentlemen OF Alexandria and
its vicinity. that he has returned to bis old
stand in Mr.. Alklnson's house on Fairfax
street, where he will be happy to wait on
them in the line OF his profession.
june
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-15
THE NAVIGA.EI0N

For the information of those abroad, we arc
enabled to state, that the Potomac river &C.
an unusually long close Of two month";. is now
entirely open, as far up as this place and Wash.
.ngton, and feel safe, in saying there is NO pro.
liability OF its again closing this season. The
Potomac bridge continues to obstruct the ice a.
oove it, and we are informed by person who
crossed the ice on horseback on Sunday last,
mat sieds and carts OF wood were conveyed over
the day before; but the present warn, weather
must in very short time cause it to break rp.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-15
MORE PIRATES CAPTURED.

The sloop Emily, capt. White, S days
from Havana, arrived at Savannah on the
Sd inst. The Georgian states, that Ha-
VIENNA papers received by her mention,
that Busnos Aytean brig had captured
three pirates off Cape Antonio, and hung
the entire crews. Two patriot vessels,
brig and schF. had been .cruizing OIL
Havana for plumber Of days, but had
gone IN pursuit Of the ileet which sa'leH
Ob the Goth ult - ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-15

NEw.YORg, FEB. live learn from
our Boston correspondent, under date OF
the 9th inst. that on that day, Judge Da.
Wis, Of the U 8. District Court, decreed
restitution 10 the owners Of the Portus
guese ship Mariana Flora and cargo, sent
into that port some time since by the U.
States schooner Alligator Judge Davis
also stated to the court, that he should
appoint commissioners 10 award DANA
ges to the owners for the capture, deten-
ton, sc. and gave it as his opinion there
was no cause OF capture. He also stated,
that at future day, he should award
damages to the crew, for being confined
in irons, and treated as pirates.
We ore informed, says the New-0r.
leans Advertiser of the 18th ul. that some
OF the Spanish officers who were expei-
led from Florida by gen. Jackson, have
returned TO Pensacola. They represent
that they have returned their commits
slons, and have resigned for the purpose
OF closing their business, and some, with
the design Of Becoming citizens.
he acting governor insists on consi-
dering them as officers, and has caused
them to be confined to their quarters.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-15

Captain Edcs, at Boston, sailed from
Smyrna, Dec. lst, at which time the place
was IN a very unsettled state in conse-
quence OF the almost hourly massacres.
War with Russia was daily expected.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-15
OHIO.

A bill has passed the house OF repre-
senta,iyes Of Ohio, authorising the go.
vernon of that state to employ compc-
tent engineer to survey the differens
routes, and ascertain the praoticabi!ity ct
cutting canal from lake Erie TO the Ohio
river. Six thousand dollars have been
appropriated for the purpose of de!ray-
ing the expenses Of the survey. The bill
had not been acted on, in the senate, at,
the date of the last adpices.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-15

committee Of the whole on the unfinished
business Of Yesterday, (,he bankrup, billy
Mr.. Taylor in the chair.
Mr.. Archer took the floor in favour
of the motion TO strike out the first sec.
ton of the bill, and continued his re-
marks until the usual hour Of adjourn.
ment, when, (Mr. A not having concIu-
detl,) the committee rose, reported pro-
gress, and obtained leave to sit again.
And then the house adjourned,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-02-15

In Augusta, Geo. on the night OF the
sOth ult. a fire broke out in DIR. Whites
apothecary. shop, which. together With
three other adjoining buildings, were en-
tirely consumed. In one Of the build.
iug., was the Augusta library, which was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
NOTICE TO MILLERs & OTUERs

virtue Of deed oftrust from John Staples
brown, Jr VIM, Iinney and Micajah Clark, dated the
23d day of April 1915 purpose 9f securing TO Zen
James Harris the payment of certain Of money
een mentioned and by consent of the parties Interested
shall proceed sell public auction IKrsnu the iG6
day II ay net. nj ~ coct in cat Of the Eagle Hotel
That very valuable property situated caua within
one mil. of the basin formerly Iarris's cotton
iactory hut since converted into manufacturing MILL
now called Stapes's Mill.
The mill house 10 feet long by IS feet wide built OF
orick IN the strongest and most substantial manner
sefen WIN tie-t contains three pair of Burr
leet inches diameter, and pair OF Cologne
Inc machinery is of the most approved
anu IN perfect o-der-his mill is competent the nanufac
imre Of 1900 barrels of hour per quality of the
hour made there is weh established and approvel.-A
mediation Of the miller.
Terms Of Scie-5i5O dollars payable in ready money
1000 dollars payable the 2ist of April. I323-And the
residue Two wears from the day of sale The purchaser
give negotiable notes with approved cuorserS, deed
oil trs ON the property TO the credit payments
April 26. if3-,ds THE rHIISTErS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
u Highku YnINable Estnfe "a lSnLc-

T0Y virtue Ola decd Of executed to ne v
IO clark, for the indemnity Of Thomas Moore and t.
Otev which hears date the 18th day October 19io ar IL
recorded in the county court ofCsmpbell We aIl
tie 2Oh dry Of May ner f fair II not the neT ,ir
to sell NJ public auction, the premises C,r reatv ,o
that valuable and highly improved estate called SanJust
formerly The property of Charles Johnston lyne i'm ~
road four miles from the former place. and six miles from
New London. ' wv"
This tract contains between four an five hundred ,cro
NJ land, which Is naturally of fine quality and has ce %
" improved. The fertility ofhe soil the value the ,ocJ
tlr convenience and beauty of the buildings ami he ei
thresS Of the situation render this one OF ie most
estates in this part Of the country. Purchasers from s
lance invited 20 tteud, il Is likely preat t,rg.
may hc obtained Acting trustees we slisIt corvc 49,
cd. FbNV am W ,r1. ''"'n'
WILLIAM RADFORT.
r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
NOTICE.

by virtue ci deed of trust executed by BENJAMIN Mos
- by To the subscribers, for the purpose securing the
payment of sum of money therein mentioned Jordan
flournoy and NJ tie request of the said Flournov, viii
sold 10 the inquest bidder, the ODD Nav nrf,
Tor ready money tract Of LAND lying in the copy
Goochiand now in the occupancy Of William Smith, and
Elizabeth his wife, being same land convened hy the
said deed Of trust containing s2i is less
so much thereof as may he necessary discharge the
amount due To the said Flournoy, together with ali costs
and charges attending the execution said The
sale will take place on tho premises.
JOHN q. CROUCH. d
hpril 10. 1Ii.I,y,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
t'RESH GOODS.
.ElTTNrC .I1JTE.S G. co.

NFARKET-BRIDGE, have received by the Budget and
ls5 Virginia. from New York, and the Lydia Davis from
large and general assortment oil SeaSoaoe
DRY GOODS; Among them are,
Rich figured Nankin Grape robes
Grape sbawls assorted
Rich figured silks various kinds
Elegant slk shawls and handkerchiefs.
Black Canton hdkts. Italian grapes
Black sarcenctS
Heavy black senchews do. Icyantines
India aud French striped and green horenecs
ladies and genIlemens silk gloves and hose
Flag and English Company ban,anna hdks.
English super; black lloren,ines
Italian, English and Canton sewing silks
Silk umbrellas and Parasols
a large assortment OF ribbons, braids, &c
Ladies' kid and beaver gloves
tienuen,en'S beaver and dog-shin gioTcs
Ladies' and ger,emen's cotton aud wors'ed hosiery
Addiing and super prints and London chinz
Super'ne white ami striped jeans and cotton cassimeres
An elcgan, of Marseiles & Valencia vestnss
Elegant printed musns
Corded canbrics and muslins
Striped and needle worked mrsns
Figured hook and cno muslinS
al and 6-i PLAIN book mnslins
Al ana Cd cambria muslns and iaconet cambrcs
ID and ID cambria ginghams
a-sstean.IoOm sbrngs
81 to R-j cotton sha"ls
Cotton handSerchieis
Iaconct cravats
Russia drlings plain and ribbed
Ribbed elastic cord
Russia sheeiings brown holland
White plntillaS, Irish linens
Lawns, diapers and shcetngs
I.omhazeites and bomiazines assorted
Bedtickipg brown and white domestic shrtirgs
Plaid and striped domestics
herman rolls, buTlaps, HcSsianS
German OZnaburgS anl ticklenhurgs
Sheppard Lewis AuStins and IIenry's London cloths
and casSimercs, assorted
Yorkshire cloths and cassimeres assorted
Superfiuc sbrtng fannels
"A large assortment oil and coat buttons
Besides many other articles.
The above goods selected with great by
partner residing in New Yor-fTom whom shall receive
regular supplies. Great Inducements will held out 70
those who buy with money or'o customers who have hereto
fore been puuctual We respectfully invite country
chants, ami persons wishing purchase retail call
eXamine our goods. Il. JAMES Il co.
On C"nsg1,meat-25 bbs best rcctiGed WiiIsKEY.
April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
FOR SALE.

OF LedSe Tor Term Of Years,
War well known estate called RAILEY'S COAL PITS
Chesterfield and state al Virginia. Buckingham road
ana a, he termination OF the turnpike miles 0
the city 81 richmond. This long aan in The ar
Snpancy OF Major Harry etb deceased and from its great
oos, ana superior quality has gained reputation over
every other coal mine the continent
any person or persons disposed purchase lease said
esat VIII ma one of the popririorS or agent in the
neigbortood ofthe premises from the lst of J,lv ,;I ,
OF August next In of SALE part of the money
liberal credit. " e''s WIN Il
VI The editors ofthe Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia De-
requested 10 publish the above week ill the nf
August next and Immediately after forward their
this Office for payment. 1870
March 3. m &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
\ VALUABLE ESTATE +

- AEO ABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
% subscriber is DESTROYS to sell tract of land living on
Nor.hanna river in the upper end of Hanover coun-
~ % miles from Richmond, and 90 from Frederick
purs ny recent survey this contains 1916 acres
aoo' oVo acres OPEN the balance in 1t produces
s tonacco, corn and other crops clover and wheat
me springs has the river for its northern boundary and
W. lu cIeehs pass throuehi nordng deep soil
suitable Tor cuNaton make meadows 10 any extent
Two gentlemen who might be disposed settle near
so as TO give lot, comfortable dwelling housc nrc
rn ana Other houses two orchards of selected fruit
on the DINER lot good dwelling house kitchen &c
with two orchards also, excellent water convenient TO
pom settlements The subscriber would also sell with te
negroes on the about so in number the
OF cattle sheep, and hogs, with the Implements of
nerY on the estate Persons DESTROYS 10 view this pro
perry will please call Mr. Hancock living ON the nl
ON the subscriber residing in Richmond r~~' -
April 10. -, o, ho-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

VIZ summer session will commence the 22d of April
's'' 1 cIoSe on the Soth September Those dis
posed to send pupils this institutions are requested 10,
,e ~ 'ne commencement Of the term The public in
are noaware 81 the great inconvenience arising 10
the teacher and the serious loss 10 the student from
70 ,his crcTmstaace For tuition 40 per annum
ortoI-a session > 10 House and library fee 6 per
annanl or per session Board including washing SiOo
per or 20 per session, I've paid in advance Each
puP Is 70 furnish his beddng the steward can accom-
h9d de BIN Tor the additional Of Z G per session
ne trustees wish TO employ assistant who is n good
mathenatican. and teach the Latin Ii will also Inc -
part OF ms duty TO teach arithmetic writing and rcadpg
Engs CORRECTLY and elegantly, objects demanding their
particular attention. Application will be made In Nj II
oFlaierty, president or the academy, or to
JOHN u. BERNARD President
JOHN TAYLOR,
CIIARLES G. TALIAFERRo, Trus
JOHN TAYLOR. Jun. tses
PHILIP LIGHTFOoT,
April o ,oel r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
April n


RUNAWAY from Se subscriber tho 9TH inst. at his
~ plantation in Chesterfield county Cour,house
very likely negro named Bob he is OF dark
pleHiun (amo black about sis feet bg well made has
full but dull and is Jut years
there marks sears reoOected-he had on when he
made his copemen suit of negro cOttonItis believed
that he will enocavour get board Of vessel for
the purpose OF making his from This the
try Owners Of vessels therefore forwarned from har-
boring bm. will give liberal reward any person who
will fake him p. ard bring him lodge him in ia
SO tha get him again, besides paying an reasonable
penses. WM. FENDLEY.
ApriI2e fta-NT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

WING in the county Of Charles City the waters Of
Chickahominy river containing Inv estimation rs
acres less large proportion of which
low grounds superior qualitywcll watered. On
the premises two-story wood house, overseers
house. and a good mill seat
Should the above land he sold privately before the
ICh day If Nfoy merit will thai day be offered v sale
PUBLIC AUCTION, before the Eagle Hotel i'll tue cit.
of Richmond.
Torsc coo cash. and the balance in - months, with
bond security deed Of the land 10 secure
the or longer will he given ii interest
l'The title papers may he seen with Mr.. Geo H. Crunip,
who will sell she same my agent
Arnrch5. SR-ids j. NJ. GREGOHS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
IUHMoND, VIRGINIA., FRIDAY, MAY 5. 1899.
AUGUST HAMMER,

AUGUST HAMMER,
(sUccEssoR TO TRED'K HAMMrR1
Has remored from has old stane No I73, 10
No. e48, Market Street, Baltimore,
Between Liberty and Howar,l-sts.
There he has Eo,. sale on orco,, ,uoda,iur forms
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Combs of Tortoise Shell, l. / Marbles
worry and Horn, Looking Glasscs
Pocket Books, Gallons AMI Sewing es,.
Vions & Violin Strings SnuiI Dores ~
fluies anu fh-s Carionets
-Ils,ois ana ffs'oi Locks Iron Lamps
Guns and Gun Locks CowsLin Wb;,s
hinnons assorted Cutting Knives
Hollow Glass, cut and COM Turkey Gotten
mon Thread Edging
Oil Cloth Needles hssar,o,
Beads of all descriptions Pins i'm papcrs and nc,,nds
conee Hi's Velvet Ribbons and Binding
Scyihes and Scythe Stones States and Pencils &c
ALSO,
About 10000 Of the first quality SCYTlEs of StyernarL
Hasencierer and Post mandatory.
Five Eases fine and superfine TAPES.
March 90. M &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
TRUST DEED.

virtue Of decd OF tr,s,, dated the s, dnv of Sept
1919 duly recorded in the Iienrco Court, executed
the subscriber Ivy los ~. Mayo for purposes therein
TONED shall proceed to sell at public auron before thr
ho'r OF the Eagle Hotel o~Ihursny The S0h ny IF Man
merit az ~ oec for cash. certein piece parcel land
winch the said Mayo purchased o the Marion Till Company
No. ), being acres runs aud 90 poles which land lies
on tue James river, and is composed principally of low
grounds OF that river Also half of Undivided
lot OF land being IN the city OF Richmond known in Crouch
pan by No. ~, which said Lot, purchased NV the said
Mayo, from Benz. Mosby only acting trustee Rchd
Crouch, decd WIN. PATTERSON Y',,ts,.e
April 20. u4-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
March DC
q WORTHY OF TTENrI0N


VIE subscriber as Principal Agent Peniirniiarv
rs now authorised to offer at private sale, in CONFORMITY
such sale on The very liberal stated below The ,i
lowing articles, viz "' vac 'O''
Burr Mill Stones warranted Of the best quality fro, IN
5l tret; large Wagons; few Draws and Cars We,,
faf lo"gs oi various sizes, Frecborns patent nnrv
ei Harrows and CuliivaOrs Bedcords white cn,t,n
Oimih woeiIen ditto, for negro coibing; Shoes NC &c
These articles will be offered the regular cash Saline
prices until sales to certain extent effected
ElS-oo 10 iOo, twelve monthsS 100 ta 200 eigh-
teen monthSS 200 and upwards Years credit nnn,i.
WIN approved security, either from country or town
u PERSONS wishing of the above articles will do .lI
to send in their orders as possible ne II i; h,
taken ", ,,n, ne
April ia. h "a e 'CE'
- certify that three pair Of Burr Mill Stones mada f
me a' tic virginia Penentary have been in opcyaon ,r
t"o or tbree years and prove 10 lie Of excellent 0av
consider them equal any stones OF the kind made
where JntIN e-r ',' ~, ~. .ic-
we nave had in operation at the Richmond Mills for
wrSe months past two pair of Burr Mill Stones node
d. e fenitenliary of Virginia whic fully answer our cx
Iec,aons and we think equal other Mil stones
we have in EI. CIrNNIxGII ,lit 90
April 20. &c |V'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
LEWIS MEBB s co.

OFFER FOR SALE--
fE1WENTY-FIVE bhds, and 90 bbis ST. Croix and Mus
hlis. Sew Orleans Sugar.
10 bbls. Loaf do.
~ hids. Molasses
So binds. Antigua iium part very old
II hhds. old 9Th proof jamaica Rum
10 hbds. and so bbls. New England do.
5OJs Leyburns and Carutler seld Rectifed Wlnshey
80 bbls Common Whiskey
pipes Holland G;n
half pipes and gr casks old L. p. Madeiral
4 do. L. =. TenerGc
do. Malaga
pipes and Or casks Port q
SO boxes Claret
20 bags Green Coffee
% bags Java do.
30 bags Black Pepper
100 bbls. New York prime Pork, Cci:y inspectior9
g. bbls. Baltimore do.
1000 lbs. Bacon
ticrces Rice
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
10 tons Iar Iron
tons Patent Shot
so kegs Duponi's Gunpowder
40packages English and Dutch Glassware
10 crates Queens Ware, Stone Ware
70 boxes Canton Tea China
200 sides Soal Leather
200 Spanish Hides
Upper Leather Morocco Goat Skins,
Mustered, German ieTT SG and Crowley Steel,
iinseed and Tanners Oil,
Race and Ground Ginger
pimcnto, Cinnamon. Numcgs
Copperas, Madder Indigo, Fig Blue
Shaving Soap, Chocolate, Segars
Scotch and Maccabau Snuff
aSaitpeirc, Alum, Mustard birthstone
Imperial, Gunpowder and Young Tyson Tea
Rluscatel and Bloom Raisns
Spcrmaccti and Tslow Candles
Writing, Letter, Printing and Wrapping PAPER
Plaster Of Paris, Nova Scotia Grnd,tones
Tar, Bed Cords and Leading Lines, &c.
Cotton and wool Cards
Spinning Cotton
quantity ofDomestic rlaids Ginghams Stripes Shirt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
PATENT COACH SpKIYY5S -

1--WE subscriber has for English rnrYt rorb anil
gig Springs, patent ayctrcs coaca steps Gc-N{SO
SlateT Vaft Steam Cooking Stoves, adnuci f the use Of
private families. hotels steam rsais and Other vc,i
hitting IN ihis method Of cnohine econon,v cieann deli.
Grey anu convenience and IS deemed the best fr
fish flesh and vegetables. either hy hoinc ro,s,r n i
broing stewing or 'ic'm"g the Whole periynir Nv The
use o one sna re place consuming comparatively uf
very sma!l quantity of fuel The rscecorc of dese c
confirmed y their becoming in general use IN the Nor
below former prices M a puicI nc
Also or HAND,
Champagne and Clarct Wine
q few baskets flesh salrl OIL
6pfii 90 -, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03

WAS committed 10 The Iall Of LoIn c1TiIy an tho n
~ Ir.'. ., runaway. negro Man, who calls himself
NIL JACkFON. tie is about feet high stnut r,alr
dark yellow comPeSipn and appears ~ ie ou ~ vcor,
81 age Has lost several n his oreesh and is lame in tp
iigm 'n rom cut The fingers NJ bis RIGHT hand h.
been frost bitten is also his middle tor on the riot IA 4
says ne belongs 10 major Robert Carter af Richmond
county va and was hired to Mr.. Grubh near S,okrr,vn
Had on when committed grey ROUND al,put i,rsrt
tne sleeves almost gonei old countefpanc Narco,t and
coarse blue cloth panialu1ns. - ~ wv
The oWners requested forward prnVc rrcr,r,v
paF charges, aud take said avay oflierwi.e he Nil
be dealt with rs the las directs. " W."
SAMUEL HANMErT, Tailor " Loulc,rn county,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

rTlHAT the administration de bonis non with the will an
nexed, Of the OF WILLIAM CARR Sem deceased,
has granted TO the subscriber: All persons having
claims against said estate requested to present them to
the subscriber those the requested
10 make payment 10 him
, JOHN SPENCE, Administrator de banis
non, with the viii annexed, of
VIM. Carr, dec.
Va, anrlr