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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-15

The productive income cf the canal fund arises
from auction duties, duties SALT canal tolls, and
boat passengers.
The unproductive canal fund consists OF Grand
Island M the Niagara river valuable lands border
which have been given by companies or individuals
And there is also contingent canal fund composed
oil the proceeds OF lotteries he drawn after the
sums gIanted by the present lotteries paid aud
tax of $50 900 dollars Lands adjoining the canal
the collection Of which is suspended.
lh's general view of the funds and resources of
the commonwealth, is, Trust, calculated encour-
age us IN our career of useful mpro, emenI, and to
elicit further manifestations of the public munhcence
on all proper occasions.
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SELECT SEMINARY

T1E school Oft subscribers late Principal NJ the from,
Seminary, agrceaby to former advertisement will
be oreaed on Tue an day OF JANUARY next in spacious and
New city Hall Ills course viii embrace the Greek attn
ana Englsh languages mathematics, history geography,
enquiries respecting his character ard talents are referred
to General J. w. Cookies Richard Anderson Merit ~ Roi
nsop Pcyton Randolph. and John Robertson Esoorcs-
e will be found at Mr.. Johnsoss bonrding-i on ctrv
street, where gentlemen may his documents A.
the number Of students Is limited 10 twenty-five Curly an
plication will be desirable. ' -
Termsihiriy dollars per session Of i've months cavslc
~ ADVANCE WILLIAM BURKE.
Deeeinipr 70. ia g,,.,f
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PROP OSAL.
fHOI OSAL,
by mr. q 'ifs' Ind ,son, to- p V1iian,sGt.gF ia
An INSTTVTTTInN


,Gy DC cded in for me solid destruction Of MALE
fOFS, 6oih a. the grammatical principles, aud tie prac
t'eat"Sc 9 th Ensiish, Latin, French, and Greek Ian
gnaSes Is fe proper and best Introduction 10 al
other departments cf literary improvement.
M lille The custom Of anlic1ang the higher objects nj
~ sthuyi .i'd Naiy attempting withou. radical and
urn support from elementary principles tevcpue It's ar
nanentai branches is deudng parents i'm boneS vbcI
can never be realized and under the is. of sbovv A.
hchls Is uifng and perpCtuatiIg Ignorance in
society," whose exemption servilc alour naLic tI,T
To become the enlightened portion of The Ar,er;,
Icopie M Ms. anderson invite the Citizens nC Vrg
nm PTt'eay thai district Of oo,fry IF srhih JlinTs
support OF the proposed Institution M. 5nde,son under
The auspices of the late Bishop 1fa4isom commenced b
d teacher t'rsny ayo and by matured com
DinaliOn OF grammatical rcises I'M ,
nrrssn and critical study elementary prircincs bcI
rcndrrS MS system worthy OF entire confidence sy.eu
Whc avoiding the fatal of sknu,ing stpericiay o.
ior higher departments Of instruction. by clear
OF thc language aud familiar knowledge of The .ro In
"icn scientific lessons and lectures mast lie delivered
uc present not fit place for detailed explana
ito what Is prominently necessary TO be Lnoun NAV Is
gathered from the subionci notices ' "
TERMS IND CONDTTyDNS
fnpis from toto 10 years old will bc received nj 50
unars per quarter or dollars per week. for bo0yiug and
tuition payable IN advance ~ - "s "''0
Proceeding regularly, may be fully relied upop thai
tissues une usual branches of English Edncatop5 The Pm
W VIII IN 'hree years be able speak and write correct
prepared for collegiate instruction - 'PN
d u Parents desire H. Mr.. Anderson will rive additional
ce" OF early morning lessons, which III an rrg
OF one dollar per week. will ensure The and
OF he Latin and French language in two wears or ii M ,I
e % n' eiin such pupils take additional lessons do
extra lessons S Oi tue
a. The proposed Institution will commence ne so,,, &c
twelve pupils may assemble letters nos rail "a I'M I ~
mediately attended 10, and the most s.(actory
given. '' "'i'' '"d''oh
Williamsburg January 1922 7f-zawf
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Lnpcaslerian TDstifmle--I }oIfi,nor-,e,

TOSEPil LANCASTER, Founder ofthe Lsncasteriap t.
TEN Of Education intends 20 receive six or seven youth
under fourteen wears Of boardcrs form iITV
CLASs OF PUPILS and TO finish their education ,ndr i
care-ln the Laneasteran Institute they will have The bepe
nj OF social education and emulation and IN bn f,n h.
under the immediate and personal Instruction Of tIe npe
pal The subjects Of Instruction will embrace conpie,e
English education for trade, business and agricnltyaI
His design IS 10 form social circle In which he NAV eI s
united interest Of parent friend and instructor while he
IPeIs he benefits OF bis nattred experience infravenv
and N education at every leisure oportunty None b
y9u,n o. gooa abilities and respectable connections will be-
dressed to Joseph Lancaster, Baltimore P'''' 80
January /. =, 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-15

without opposition "''" "'"'S
J"Aes Myers, was chosen d5or-l,sru1r and wv,
thmpbcll, assistant door Lccner
y resolution was adopted requesting ti,c sCiciaiuo
and he house adjourned " '''''' ,
~ TIE SEN ITi, a, -,.or,,, .t;.t ,. ..
'an e Tie 5enTe this d.ty firrcJ 3, ,i,,,r,,r, at
~ oo'ock, and 80 - clock the Coy.rn,, n,., ,,,
S"0 houses ~ NE assembly chamber and o,,cn,d tlo
session "''' he 'cHo~iug speech
Eeai,uca u no Seuit,
zHa .ftie .i'nnhat,
'infe 'hc ,'g HTGnIuut Of iIo LEGISLATURE ap o,e,,
h.:s VccWtI" ~ lnr highest Importance TO- thc reope
% uns state lie Cc,r.aics elcctul " for Tie mr.
pose = considering ;he constitution, oil ,i,,. s,l r
EHh'as hcfdii"us in t:e etuc ms tllcv NAV doom.
proper apd IN provide tae manner OF ,,, ,y fu.rc
aiHrh.meni- ihcrc'J, have concluded fhc;r ,ictt,.
FdOns, and pTesentea V.p result Tor the ratiG.,,,
" rgeciOnot tbe peorlc 'n .ho shape Of "A new ',r
S"'"lV'i varying c>st Bn1iiy 10 many Of is provisions
i'"m WE WfsVn' iTime 'i government. s dis sub,
J-'s " HOW under Che Consideration IL tho, s,,,,r,,
and 50, ercign power OF titc community th, io,.o
"' "HI 'BInhWe government, itwOgld be 81, yionsl,
improper i0r Use unritaiyc md subordinate ,rtl,o.
iS ~ "'erilie 20 t.cr Ohi:al characters viii, liz
." 'ONs "'a 0eclt .1rs. Niiatctcr advice ,ye
D''' hl'rY'T dficrHfii $500 wc form and v.,oc,c,
'%'''t "c1ir'nrs niH<t be Indicated in our i,dyidp
az 1tVifi'es .'- f"ppono nt mcmbcrs ola grc,t com
hfaAiY aclMy 90 Is sovereign character. (,,i ,,b
eycrllu niyniruious .ip.ison Is ,,,ide aud yits.
~ MY ie, o w'l be inenaibrnt dtfy 10 obey i'm
bF.ti ue determinations of Tue yeople and To- car.
~ ON" lsi eject thNir pres,pd yOlittons Wore
+" H'' 10, CONSIDERATIONS SO imperative I should on
"'isf "' h"st have 90 gii prupcf 0rcnsions have
c"i"man'c"icd with .ranl;gess and candOur my views
~ rotation tn ir bearing OF this important question
o'' i'e '-D"s welfare II Is spcslacle truly fohsi-
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TRUST SAIEC

virtue OF deed Of trust from John G; Gamble an,
- wife, bearing da.c the 18th Ocobcr 1919 nS" sne
~ e musings court of the city of Richmond made IN So
SI ,e payment of certain therein mentioned 10
taylor and BENJAMIN HARRISON commissioners OF
uI o ehancey in the suit Byrds Representatives VS.
s nonni.trator shall sell at public auction in
% %ey ne "a dcy month"; Februar the following pro
ihe -; iot OF ground in the said city. No SOS ano
e .r os and insres, o the said Gamble to
o % also IN the said city, Of Shockoe creek
, 10y mne continuing the boundary OF 18th
xended to the river ON the south by the rive, am ,
the river to Lot No. 32S - ~ ' ''ei anu aioni'
ne terms OF sale will be cash for all tho rrorer,
until the sums OF with inercs, from, IN. s,b pu
shall e dS, with interest from the 18th October 1871
. ne iaseo. anu The residue n credit till the 18th OF
next oetoeTihe purchase or pure baser rivino
notes Win approved endorsers deed of trust on the
property 10 secure the payment. 800 "" '"e
WIN. F. WIcKIIAM,
January 10. '' y
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CHICKAHOMENY LAND ron SAFE

by virtue of the last will and testament Of Iot l,
- deceased, late Of Ienrico county Will H.. sojJ 49, ~
M aay January inst on the premises 10 the highc
ouuc Tue Tdct o Land whereof Price died posesx
containing about six hundred acres This land i;es
-FOUR OF i've miles IRON the city Of Richmond and is well
worm the attention Of farmers. credit of twelve aud
eighteen months will be given tue purchaser 10 Give bons
WIN approsed security and deed in OH the land to
will he conveyed as is in the executors I tI "a
but the title IS believed to be unqiIestioIaIlr
REUBEN TANKERSLEY DS
For
January 1. =, Sn'',t O"i'y'
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MIR. HENRY GRTVEGNEE

EhhE notice that shall proceed, under a eomn;ssio,
a issued from the Superior Court of Clancerv for he
richmond drct to take the dispositions sundry gjtDescs
~ certain case wherein plaintiff, and Won are efn
un my dwelling house, Liege, in the klngan of he
Netberands on the "a day of April 1922 between the hour
OF "a NJ and r. NJ and " from any cause the said depos
tons or any Of Them should he taken at the time bo
specified IL viii be regularly adjourned to such time nnd
place rs shalt he requisite until the object OF Tho niJ
mission sllsH have been accomplished, ~ '''
Richmond, December 49, 1921 e1,f L.
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MATTAPONY LAND Fo'n SAFE.

HAVING determined TO remove Go the south shall d;s
pose of the of land on which live l., Cnro,;ns
county, ON very reasonable terms The tract lies within aou,
hrce miles VI Bowling Green, contains 793 acres y re-
cent sur,cy-neary all fiat land, quality coma, 20 ,ny
ON the 10 or 20 Of the Is low
on e river side OF which bank has lately been throw
part OF the country combines advantages-persons
selves sale is made in time, privilege will b. ,s
purchaser to seed wheat this fall II not the subscriber Mill
SOW The ground prepared and sell with the land
Possession will be given first of January next, perInps
sooner, il required. ALLEN a pprintSSnn,~ ,ps
- ''ssO-N'
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SAFE OF LAND s. NEGROES

)OhoOANIto deed OF trust bearing date the lil ,l, az
August 1921 and duly recorded the clerks oic az
me county court OF Essex which deed made y Col Jon
10 the subscriber John an. Tho
'" nuntieroy exors OF Tho. Fauncroy deceased shall
on ,he hud Honday ~ january merit cn Essex court
r"ceeu 10 sell TO the highest bidder cash before ~.
oor OF Tue Farmers Hotel In the of Tappahannock
valuable tract Of land In the county OF Essex on
the happahannock river known and called M ,be n,nn ~
ooA,IhoHSi also the following NEGRO SLAVES TO viii
oy anu ner Tour children, Edmund MARTHA Harriet ana,
Young child-Mary her three children Nelly Mo, a
enh-Charioe and her two children Layina Horace
a..!, won,an-Henry Nelson, Tom, Andrew and John
W " muc OF the said land and the said proroes
N i'll satisfy the purposes OF the deed such title ony
~ " ~ suo'', igI, WI ne made TO the purchaser
Ir,,,,, GuSrAVUS A. JONES, trustee.
Y.
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TWENTY 1--WE DOILARS RFIV1 . :


* ANAWAf from the subscriber, In Person county, N r
" on the 9Th OF December laSi bright npIailn fjie
mined SAM but who will probably assume some nn
ne Is nout icei or 10 in"heS HIGH q or % years ~
age ne can play little the FIFE flute and took tyf,t
nm Herman flute belonging FWalton He is an ,,.
nlonly white nilatio has fair hair, and down ooh si
eIs hang very inll over his which appear much
g mixed cio his waistcoat white yery Wide
az ue ahce coat stolen from negro his hat bisck
WIN small brim, about half his shoes coarse 49,
enoowns he IS spare built and very active Iy trade
3' ana can make good fur wool hal. lie viii
uountess attempt 10 pass free man. and seeh emnoy
ent IN some hacrs shop No doubt ne will try 10 GET 10
mladeipha The cbove reward will he paid for deIiSerin
MN TO me- or confirming him in any Jail inthe United S,
30 mat get him again. Any information about the feIo
80 e "'au .. ny i,l ieo,iNeu' S. COCHRAN.
eThborhood about the time and II is believed tbcv
VI" attempt To travel together BueI is about Is or 70 en
OF age about feet Sor in high dark coinplexion slS NJ
speech drinks spirits freely, was badly drcsse
sore back. January g. ~' w os ne eye ahud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-15
O. VALUABLE HANOVER LANDS
EDR CJT

=.
IA The subscriber having determined
.s.LQl TO dispose ofhis WILDWOOD ESTATE in the nm
36 per end Of the county OF Hanover on the va,crs
OF Aliens creek, will positively sell the same 10 the highest
Dtder upon the premises, Wenes5ny ne 20th dan n,
tJsdry merit upon credit Of six months rr one tI <,
inc purchase mohcy, eighteen for one other third
anu Two and an half for the remarinp third the mn
chaser giving bond and security for the first payment and
ueeu Of trust upon the property punctua
ncnt Of The different instruments F''
The advantages attending this very desirable farm, are
such as are rarely combined in this part o the country Tie
sou generally red and much improved by the use Of c-
vcr and plaster and well adapted to the cultivation o(
wheat, corn and tobacco i has excellent spring water
wtbin MY yards Of the house and is well wacred by va
rely OF srng on different parts NJ the land. The buildings
consist OF comfortable dwelling for small family, kitchen,
machine made of choice materials quite new, = spacious
hayouse and stable all conveniently situated also vbi
Key dstiery from which 80 20 gallons Of spir may be-
made per day and the purpose ola tobacco house of
apple orchards ~
This farm contains by late survey eight hundred acres
and IS vel Situated 70 be divided into two very
tracts II lies twcntythree miles the city of Mich
fnond ten miles cast Of GOOcand Courfhoge and ado;ns
tue lands Of Samuel Moby ard others The purcbasef will
nave the privilege Of seeding wheat the usual lime and
possession OF The house on the payment first nstnment
ana Jul POSSESSION soon the gathered in
hentlcmen Of the city the lower country Win
wish summer retreats in this healthy country are nye ~
call and view The premises, which will shown lv the sui,
sale. PIlIIiTp XVoof,eGN ' 2 VI
Hanover, Deccmber29. 7O-2sSstds'
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IFCTURES IN CITENITS7TDV

LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY
III. CULLEN will commence bis lectures on Mon,,v tho
y Tth last. AT O'Clock T. NJ. and win deliver Iec,nre
icf aweek during the course, which will last four ,on,b
Terms 10 dollars. w ''N' "ioh'nS'
b. The Senior Students of Mr.. Stacks Seminary, are
Richmond, Main street. Jan g. % a.
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E(Y virtue Of decree OF tie cOur III KIM Cneen
~ IN st between Charles lIill administrator OF lanes
Jones' deceased complainant and Dick Zones aud others do
endants will lie sold on e 7 dayef March 1872 II fr II
not on the next fair day. twelve months credit, N he
plantation whereon the widow of the said James lone
aiey resided IN King and Queen county TWELVE Val
OaBLk Slaves Bonds with approved security will be
required of the purchasers. VIZ W
december q. Gf-wf0ws
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LANN F0R SAIE

Ivy virtue OF deed of trust TO us bv Warner
- Lewis on the 21i day Of April 1916 10 secure To John
WoousOn the payment of sundfy Of money tereh,
meniioned we viii on The IA doyef February nett ii fair
ho on the hrs tar day thereafter, the premises sell
acres more OF less lying the Byrd creek purchased y
ne sad warner Lewis from Randolph Harrison bounded
ly the said Byrd creek, the lands of Edwin Tnrni 80 IN
e part OF the said tract having been already sold to
s"l'-y l"Thtr instrument Also, tract containing 100
as more or less, bounded by the Byrd creek e land az
hchard crouch, Thomas Iino George Holman and War.
neI Lewis A'So tract adioinining this last mentioned
YET 1nu Richard Conewt the appurenances 70 the said
tracts belonengf or 50 much thereof as may he sufficient n,
I.y 100, with the interest thereon and The
tue execution OF IBIS trust The sale will commence on e
first mentioned tract be adjourned in b ntIcr Set ~
necessary FROM day TO dny, till 30 much IS sold ne
To satisfy The deed aforesaid These lands lie in an
celert neigbbOrhooh and part Of them Is CAPABLE of r
land Tllou IL prsfnt,n@rd "a ming
december f. et Jun
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a. By virtue of a deed of trust from
lsssk1 john Adams and Samuel g. Adams executors Of
4t4 Richard Adams, deceased, hearing date the f7th
June leb, and recorded IN the county Of Henrico
made 70 secure the payment Of certain therein men
uoned 70 William b. Page, Of Mrs Mary Byrd " no
was execurS Of Col William Byrd shall sell at public
auction in 'front.' Of the premises, for ready money Thurs
dey the IN ~ fls uert month, (FcJrarv tenement nj e
corner Of aud 18th streets, having Of ~ on
~ ane extending oack 10 eetnow IN the occupancy
ar. Charles Palpcr q. J. MACMuRDO
THOMAS TAYLOR, Trustee.
January ~ Y75-tds
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GOALS

TTlE Commissioners ofthe Navy will receive tjI tbe
20ih January 1922 proposals 70 furnish such quantity
o. me PES virginia or other Goals MAJ BE- required
the use Of the Navy at the following stations, viz
Norfolk, New York
Washington, Boston. and
Philadelphia, Portsmouth NJ H.
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DISSOLUTION

VIE heretofore existing under the firm of
ooLIoN, REED CLARKE, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. j. D. Cotton and Henry Clarke will al
Cotton Reed. ~ o''o BUSINESS oi
an, he hrm Of l. Reed Co in Boston, is also dissolved.
a WI ne closed by Lutovicus Reed All those iudeb
cd 10 the above firms requested TO make mnelia
mehts' US late arrangements render il necessary. -
JoSEPTIUS II. COTTON,
LuDOVICUS REED,
,,c HENRY CLARKE.
! ID Cotton and Henry Clarke will continue business in
, , place under the firm of COTTON & CLARKE and
L",ovicus Reed, on his account in Boston.
wv. 10. 55-tF
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NORFOLK ACADEMY

consequence OF several applications from distance ,
- ascertain the course of classical studies prunJ m ~,
Ne, m ~, thought necessary publish the following
e;RrEK o Ws whleh arc read in the Academy:
msefc G Wilson's Prosody, EPiretus Greek Tesla
Nh I "'s! .ree BOOKS OF Xenophons CyropGda Muir
pn! Luciar, hrst eight books Of lIon,er,s Isd Xan
Pr9ns Memorabes, Denosihene Longnus Euripid@s.
INIEton Latin Grammar, ExeInpla Minors ! ain
Prosody, Valgy's Delectus, Corr Nepos c,as.r n;
s re sS ars Ecogues and first six books An
Epstes, Juvenal Sat. 4, T. 10 49, ID Persus ec
sat. 4th Cicero, Tacitus and Lyy. i
Hreek ard Latin Prosody and composition in ,ros. 80,
verse are particularly attended to- 1890 " p'oSe anu
OIL Us; r1luse that each Of the students should he furnish
Parnassum. anu d uTacus al
ed with the classics e"''o" Is also conbIn-
Vacation closed the I'd OF January
January a. -o-Do rrihc'pSi'
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y 100000

For which yearly interest Of 76 $50 dollars is
paid.
The general fund of the state, exclusive Of the
common school find, the canal fund, the literature
lund aud the Lewiston school fund, amounts to
B3OTI,856 g8-lOO, principally in bank stock aud
bonts and mortgages.
The revenue for the year is estimated at lGg, g29
2l.lOO, which with y 1865 53-1OO The balance in
INC treasury on the first Of December, will make
$ 5l3,3y2 fi-lO0, and rs the expenses for govern
ment and other ordinary demands will not exceed
5 3I9,3OO, there will remain the som Of g 1852
ti'IOOio meet the extraordinary appropriations for
the year ard especially payment IN part of the
debt doc To the Bank Of New York Independently
of tbs general fund the state owns near million OF
acres of land
The common school fund consists OF g ,13g, 100
5J-lOO, and twenty-five thousand acres Of land--lt
yields annually S77,1l7 $500
The literature fund amounts TO gg9.535 82-1OO
which produces aHincome Of 9 5,i42 1910. IL has
also 2, C56 acres Of land
The Lewiston school fund is g3,757 SJ-lOO, tho
annual produce Of which is ~ 7i-l0O--a Few los
Of land arc also invested II .his fund
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land ENR SALE

virtue Of deed OF executed 10 me l Sterling
,Hhn and Elizab1h his wife, the of Janua.
eio ahc d recorded in the county King Will
9 ae,s 70 DGSor John iioskns shul Tuesday
rue premises, sell for cash tie land therein
IN the lower end Of the county unon Pa
keS r'er conia ming by estimation hundred acres
We me same more or less This land excellent quality
and such title will be conveyed by the subscriber ms vested
III him rs trustee, which doubt is untxceptiouobe
King William county, Jan. 8. T42,wsw
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COMPREHENSIVE

Roseow Cole and Jacob Sheldon having assor;a,e, Il
theni walter W. Webb in the mercantile business n will r.
conducted in future under the firm of " ~
COLE, SHELDON d WEBB
ROSCOW COLE
", - JACOB SHELDON
january "" I0-2awft w. w. WERn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-15

D = North caroing. South Carolina snd Georgia Bank
Notes exchanged Mt my Office earn IN ~ pICI
Richmond, December u Cain
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LAND.
\ RR0GH uODST-

ID TO be of The hest stock of saddle horses IL,
-, s"'d-S good sizo fse Gsgre, :.r.s.,sly 6e nit,
anu rss;s'ed OF The valuable property OF tran:mp,, L
@ IN remarkable degree to his colis-will be lei e.
cation "a -" sfuoni. by appI.-
prrn,o J,,,>o J. II. COOKE.
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NOTICE,
FOR RENT,
ga GORDoNSVILLE FOR SANE.

lssssM The subscribers have determined 10 sell This
1&- very valuable estate, containing about 800 acres
ct land, lying in the county Of Orange stage road
ieatn@ irum Charlottesville FrcHcrcsbrrl,, which is in.
'cr.cted by The stage al from Rchipe I'd Ha7iso,Ig
within 70 miles of tue University n tigiaiG.
The land is handsomely situated uncr the So,tlyest
Mountains, in wealthy neIghhorlood, has on the rre-
nScs three commodous dwelling stables and other
necessary uuniing well of excellent wa
'e gao; hrt-n ar.c APPLE ORCHARD OF choice Ii uit
and an abundance of mesone, which easily be raised
IhS establishment has long been known most eli
oe Tor IAf Era of any in the upper country and
counl Oh us heahy situation Is pleasant in The
summer for people from the part of the state
we have rented the Tavern for the ensuing should
safe be effected the tohe pure and he
have the liberty of seeding in the fall.
Tor terms apply TO Doctor Beae Nathaniel Gordon on
me place. to James Gordon Boctour county, in John N
ior!lon oi the house of Williams Gouion, Ricnond
IA ,:Hi GoEnoN, His al tagl join y. GORDON,
LtCN GORDON. SefNnthGnieI} NArHI. GORDON.
ctA'LES hEALE, Gordon, dec. SAArL II. G0RDoN,
i. N ,f
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LEGISLATURE or .NEW YORK
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

- JaIiW0y ], l322
nc members convened in their chamber M ,,o
capitol, az the usual hour, and having taken t,e &C.
.era' oat's required by law, proceeded to The choice
OF a SPEAKER ana The ballots having been counted
cd,--Ihe votes were ia follows vas eicc'-
Samuel B Romane, II
George Huntingdon, ~
Scattering .
Tor tlic clerks the votes were,
Eos Edward 2. Livingston, II
Sanford Cobb ~
ScHierins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-15
DiSsOLUTION.

L separtnership heretofore existing under the A,
CoLE & SHELDON, is this day dissolved by its limi,
aon All persons having Claims against said concern ~,
please present them for settlement and those n,eiet &
requested TO call and make payment. vac
Williamsburg, JAM /, 1922. JACOB sriEI box