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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
MARACAYBo RE-CAPTURED BY MO
RALES AND THE R0YALISTS.

Office of tie ". Y. Commercial 4drcrtiser, }
Saturday Erening, July 26. 1923.
We yesterday published from handful,
issued at Caracas on the 4lh July inst.
an account OF the capture OF Maracayb by
the Coombians under Cot. ManIique du-
ring the absence of Morales, with the
greater part Of his forces. The despatch
of Col. Manrique, conveying this crafty
ing intelligence, bears The date OF June q,
1923; but in this there must be some MIS-
take. as will be seen from what follows ::
We have this afternoon received the
Curacao Courant oil the 9th of July, con
tanning letter from Maracay DO OF the 25th
of June, and another FROM Aruba near by }
of The lst OF July giving detail OF the e.
vents which trsnspIred at the former place
up TO tie dates OF said letters.
From the first OF these letters it appears
that on the 9th of June, the Colombian
SQUADRON came TO anchor within pistol shot
OF the city and opened tremendous fire
upon it Morales was absent at the time,
al Nolan, about seven leagues distant. with
the main army of the Roya,ists Only
$50 men were left in The garrison, and
these held out until evening, when the
Colombians entered--tbe inhabitants and
troops retiring 10 place called Viga, two
miles back.
At the Viga, The royalIsts were
met by Tour companies OF the regi'
ment OF Casssdores del General, who be-
ing joined by the men retired from Mara.
cay DO, were gal!antly led against their in
vaders by their commandant Prieto, and
at the point OF the bayones entered the
town at 9 o'clock, P. NJ. They found
the enemy in the greatest confusion, and
killed and wounded upwards of 200 o
them. Commandan, Pre,o was badly
wounded in the affair, which so disheart
ened bis men that they retired with th'
loss Of AZ killed Prieto died that night
On the 10th, the General (Morales) arriv'
ed3t Palmerojo. with the main body o
the army, aud on the l7h, having beer
joined by two other divisions, entered Ma
racsybo without resistance, the Colon
| bans having retired to their vessels, which
afterwards came 10 anchor just out OF guI
| shot
During the absence of the Royslists, IN,
town had been greatly injured. Many o
the best buildings had been burnt, ant
the houses completely sacked
This letter further states that the ar
nv of Rio de. la Hacha, has dispersed il
The Indian territory, and from deselttrs
who come 10 daily, we learn that thes'
troops will endeavo. to retrace their step
to Rio-de-la> Hacha. We are credibly in
formed that the enemy's vessels are full o
! sick, wounded, and women, aud short o
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31

powder and provisions. Fifteen vessels
we'll armed, at the Castle Of San Carlos
con,oan led by Mons. Pierre Lamaison,
waiting; the arrival OF Admiral Laborde to
attack the eoe,ny. We have picked up
more than 1000 shot, les, i6's anu 24's,
since we entered the iowa. The Nuns
Convent has loo shot holes in it, Every
house near the waller side is completely
ruined The SPANISH loss is trivial, not "a
mounting TO more than 40 in all. The
loss OF The Colombians is mol known, but it
must be considerable,
The letter from Aruba, July l., gives an
account somewhat different, but still cor
responding in lis general features with
that OF Col. Manrque, so tar as TO show
that il relates to the sane transaction.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
i;npsrious dictates Of their weak er an.

inperious dictates Of their weske r an
tagoDists.
with respect to the new ministry,
II is enough to nsme CstrsSa aud Tan
dia Ia, 20 be assured that men who have
suffered long and cruel persecution for
he CONSTRUCTOR ,canrnos be disposed to
throw it away, merely because it SO
pieases a government which can only
maintain ifself by the terror of arms
aud the intamies of its police"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers of Alexandra
l. c"unuy, in the district OF Columbia,
have obtained from the orpaos' court OF
said county, letters teslamentsry on the
estate OF Andrew Jameson, late Of the
county aforesaid deceased: All persons
having claims against the said decedent,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscri-
bers, on or before the 3lsi day OF January
next, or they may, ty law, be excluded
from all benefit 10 said estate; and those
indebted thereto, are required to make i'm
mediate payment, Given under our hands,
this 3lst day of July, 1898.
ROBERT JAMESON,
ROBERT ANDERSON,
Executors of .4ndrev JAMESON.
july 81 Iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31

County Of .alerandrla, set:
VOHN BONSAL has applied to the
- honorable william Crancb, Chief
Judge of the United States circuit court
of the District OF Columbia to be discharg-
ed from Imprisonment, under, the act for
The reIiet of inscIveut debtors within the
Dis,ric, of Columbia, on the first WedHes.
day OF August next, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. at
the Court II ouse 10 Alexandra, when and
where mis- creditors are required TO attend.
july 3l-3t EDM. |. LEE, G.. C
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
AUCTION SALES.
pul,Iic Sale

Public Sale.
ON Tuesday at 10 o'clock, will be sold
" at the auction store, great variety OF
goods, mostly without reserve, among
Superior and common sdeboards
do do chairs
With every other description OF furniture
-, =. ALSO,
A general assortment Of groceries
To which will be added lot Of most sue
perior cheese. PVT up each in separate
boAes-superior picking vinegar. &c.
80. b, ALSO,
4 lot of dry goods suited to The present
season.
Also at private sale,
India and rush malliLg
Paper hangings, books, &c. .,,,
The Limited articles Oh hand are very
low and may By purchased at any time.
On s 4. MARsTELLEk, suct.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
arburtOn for Rent.

"HE subscriber will rent for the ensu-
l. ing year, his Warburton Farm, c"n-
taing about 1000 acres of land. upwards
Of 5OOof which arearaole. The land, with
the exception ofone small field is fertile, &
well adapted to the growth oi tobacco,
corn, and small grain. Any person who
may rent it, shall have the privilege OF
seeding this tall From good tenant en-
ly moderate rent will be exscted. A
reserve viii be made of the old dwelling
house. yard, and garden. There are Sc
veral comfortable buildings on the place
good stables and COW houses, corn house
and four large tobacco houses. For terms
apply to the subscriber, living near Bla-
densburg.
WIN. DUDLEY DIGGES.
July 81 6t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
MARRIED.

On Thursday, The Gath OF July: by the
Rev James Reid. Mr. John II Faufar,
Of Pruce William county, to Miss Mary
Davis. of Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Brittania Ware and Iron.

TOHN H. LADD& CO. have received
u per scbr Rising Sun and offer Tor sa',
Q barrels Brittania ware Of superior quail
ity. Also,
2 tons American iron
lune 7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Mechanic Relief Society.

NItCIIdIIC ItVIICt DVCfOty'
A stated meeting OF the Mechanic Re-
n liefSociety, will be held at the Town
Hall. on Wednesday euening merit, the 9th
August, at : o'clock. By order,
JNO. CORSE, Sec
0tThe trustees are requested to meet
on Saturday euening merit, at 4 o'clock.
iuiy 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
District of Columbia,

july 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A rroprie,ors, have opened this TAVERN, the I'D
been much improved orn time mc, Ia ali the interior
aparmt well a. by additional buildings, aSo an.
sNrr all the purposes OF public Tavern and Hoarly
ioa,e Such The arrangements OF The buildings and
accommodations, with some new improvements which
raIidy advancing state OF competon that Travellers
AMI visitors, with Ladies young families can be con-
venenUy and agreeably entertained. The premises are
located in close cOnuguiy the commercial part
ct this growing and p oserouS being so exicn
siveiy aud happily situated, that calm retirement or pub
lac situation can be enjoyed at pleasure.
The Proprirors SHALL upon all occasions make IL their
pleasure and duty 10 give satisfaction and with
teW To accomplish mat great and desirable object, they
shall spare no pains whatever, all depart
ments OF the neutrality-suspicious. by presenting
excellent Lodging Rooms, duly iurnshei good Servants
honest aud attentive abundant table, with the most
choice vauds we'll the best OF Wines other Lii
quors which our country viii afford We unmnd-
ul Ot tue important value of well regulated furnish
s department shall answerevey just expectation, and to
effect that object have employed sble experience
ed Osuer distinguished Tor his attention and fdey-he
wiil do h duty. Our Stables and Carriage Houses
now large and will also be improved Our Water lot is
such that Horses have free when so or
maiiox river
ell and managed by Mr.. James Durell, who enjoyed so
much prosperity in line and gave general satis-
NV Mr. Eckes. These last Gentlemen Justly neritetl
ed received the attention ofAr Dure friends we hope
DAVID MEADE resides the premises and will con
duct the affairs OF this house assisted by Mr. COOPER
no has long served this Esiah correct
departments generally known, make unnecessa-
~ Tor US to tender assurance recommendation in
| respect
IL Is useless for state Board by the ay
week, month yeirthey moderate as the abu nj
ance our highly favored country requreon this subject
we confidently hope and cOuniry friends visitor.
aud strangers will have complain. We close
With asking II favor that person may ever leave
our house with feeling or sentiment OF complaint without
stating the cause.-The proper explanation redress viii
! always be made.
We think necessary add that nature favor
ed us with healthy situation Tue Water used al gu,
house Is perhaps from the best Springs noun
tiinS, aud our Ice House is very convenient.
DAVID MEADE,
PETER NJ IlARDAWAY
r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
e znss go .---v /.
sPANlsn rArRInrs, snNn

81 NAcf " IT tAlAll = oONAr.
b. Il. C,nHgb,il
How rings each sparlAiug Spanish brand.
There's music in its rnttle
AnH gay ~ for n saraband
we grid uS for the battle
Follow, follow,
ia tie glorious revelrv
Where tue sabres brist,a.
Aud the death shots whistle.
OF rights for which our swords ouisnvang,
shall AfrOulene bereave US
We've pilch'd bird of nobler wing,
The eagle could not brave Us.
Follow, follow,
Shake the Spanish blade and sing
France >h3ll meier rnSlave US,
TyrWts shall not brave us.
Shall yon,lcr rag, the Bourhon's fag,
white eUbiem ~ his liver,
In Spain the proud, be Fteedom's shroud
Oh never. never, never
Follow, follow,
Follow 10 che Il sht and sing
Liberty iur ever,
Ever, ever, ever.
Thrice welcome hero OF the hilt
We laugh 10 see his standard
We're iet his mscrcant blood he spilt
"nele drawer mems was squander'd
Follow, follow,
II the linrei'd tricolor
DGrSt not OVeriaunt us.
Shall your lily dauntu
M. ere they -rRin our valur's veins,
They'll dry up their fountains.
lurn back Our rivers on our plans,
And tr1mpir iiut oar mountains.
Follow, follow,
Shake che Spanish blade and sing
France shall ne or en,iave AS
Tyiauis shalt moi brave us.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

am DESTROYS 10 To the western country v.i
sen mat valuable tract OF land Wing RocAiidrr
county, Wi'een miles rom Lexington ard an half mile
HVul o'o~n>rg' The tract contains 5.5 ACRES 100 of
Thich Is cleared and in an excellent state Improvement
made. The land is wei iimbpred and water c,r,i, ~,
~ n'hhng or Richnond can I've had within Eve miles OF il
suit well 10 divide. ~ '"''
Inc buildings are two good dwelling housrs Kitchens
Two harnsanc other necessary buildings. The su.rricr
would prefer seliia for cash. but in case at n,irj % ,
me purchaser he would fake half hand and The M
lance IN two equal annual payments Persons disnos ~
purchase will addres, themselves TO nc.
August - 28-gt ISAIAH 17.uprrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
10 Non Resident Claimants 81 Lands in Kef,-
fitckB and Ohio

fitctD and Ohio.
NfE subscriber tenders bis services Agrn aud Attorney
Ia investigate and prosecute al! kind claims 90
have lands pTocesoned, pay taxes aud do may
mense amount OF property IN Kentucky lans has
been lost 10 citizens of Virginia by the negligence and gn
rance OF the and the ia6dcitv of agents which
might vet be recovered ifjudciouS PURSUED And much
now IL danger OF being lost which secured at
trisng In almost where land has
been sold for taxes the sales valid the land NAV
yet be recovered.
The late decision OF the supreme court of the United
States declaring void the laws Kentucky made 10 pro
te"t the occupants OF lands obstacle which has
prevented the prosecution of claims which will now
be OF great values but which not worth while
governed by the principle Of the Kentucky laws The hes,
claims are often lost for OF judicous preparation of
The causes tor trial. which is impossible nj
distance these that Kind
10 make, and without which all the talents bar can ef
eci nothing The subscriber had ample experience in
this kind of business.
For the convenience of such persons Virginia ms NAV
wish employ him. the subscriber has engaged be ssi
lance vi Mr. Thomas Miller clerk registers office nj
nehmonu VINO VIII receive applications upon business
Supuate tbe terms OF conpeuSation aud from his
great eHpernesin business and intimate acquaintance
tue an law acquired by long service registers
hce will he able render most nportant assistance
10 claimants IN presenting claims Mr.
her may be always found AZ the Registers Office between
Tue hours OF A. NJ and + NJ Letters addressed TO him
NAV be made directly the subscriber by letters addressed
to Frankfort, to Columbus Hickman courv Kapturkv
MR. miller VIII not receveauy application relating TO mill
tary lands lying OF Tennessee river in Kentucky nil
such must he made directly TO the subsc iber.
- JOHN s. HERRING.
Reference IS made to Hon. Francis r Brooke Hon VIM
H. Gahe Geu James Breckenridge, Botetourt Gen Sam
| uel blackburn, Bath Benjamin w. Leigh Richmond;
Chapman Johnson & BTecoe G. Baldwin, Saunton;
George LOYAL, Norfolk and Col David Campbell Of
I Abingdon -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
FOR RENF OR LEASF

VIE - EtN nj Dinwiddie Courthouse; there Is suf
hceH land attached TO il, in high OF improve
e 10 make grain enough for the Of the pace should
e m in"ce9cn 10 any having family educate, asihere
y wen Iesnlaicd academy within few hundred yards
maj would sui, the renior Iflhe property
nor privately rented y October court will bc set nm ia
Tue highest bidder that day. disposed to rem u
mSEe apphcaiionto NE, residing on the premises
-.1y 10. S-Wu JANES SCOTT.
MFR. JUN WAEE, Sir n an 1aTi,1-7- 7- arc 80 =,
- hhaoiant OF this state, aud Won having no agent
SHOWN 10 me, viii taAe notice that SHALL the 2Gth ay
OF august next in the town OF CarerSvillc Va al the IN -
eI" ol LachaTah Taylor, between the hours in the
% ana ~ the evening OF that day. poceed
eaece IN suit now depending ia the high char
Gerry ipT le ticlmnnd district. wherein are u.inu
ana rnyse ,eendaui and shall proceed from dav 10 lsI
hl the whole be taken: hch time place tom NAV
attend IL YOU please. humphrey RFIr''
Powhaian, Va. july -. 2s-v-c,,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
TWENTY nOLLARS RFWARn-

- ANYWAY from the subscriber some time in Janna~y
n 4 1872 a negro named JAMES, who sometimes calls
himseli James Loving tall trim fellow, abouf 10
years ~ age has small Of bis eyes believed
to e tie right and one on the lip his back bears the
hs arms oeoa,ionei by burnhis long and hands,
cr then common u his head. Jim Is Of n yellow complex
ron, though pot mulaitn. lie is well known ON James
and hasrm ie river from above tie mountain am 10.
duced 70 believe be- ~ over The mountain The
above reward viii BE given any person who will deliver
jim Q" me 10 Fu,anna (ncar Scosville Albemare
cure blu J" @ SO That get him again and a reasonable
expenses paid. THOMAS ADAMS.
june IS. ff-yt9tys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

lirgiHia LtDd OGre Juiy u. tg23
y conformity with act emitted An act 10 rrgce
into one act the several acis concerning escbeaors
Pd'sen me 'ih day OF January 1919, do hereby make
known 10 gu WHOM IL mas concern, thai IL appears M GER
ihcaic OF the escheator Of King William county bearing
uae lhr ION july 1893, and received az this office ON M
Ih OF the sanp month that by inquisition and Office
found ~ lhe mouth or june last certrn tract or Parcel Of
nnn contge los acres and roofs, belonging to the
estate Of William Ycery dee. has escheated ~ fb ro,,
m9n%caih. J. ROBERTSON, Jr Rcg.L. on.
'"t - 22-ttGv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
La VALLE FOR SALE-

E'HE subscriber offers this place or any tart of IL for
IL lies in the county OF Goochland near James river
Ve miles above the courthouse AMI contains about one
thousand acres between so and 100 OF which is rich crcs
low grounds The soil Of the high land of good u,,ai.
part OF considerably improved and the balance
OF the highest Improvement. 49,
n" situation heleved tn be healthy or agreeable
'here Is Oh commodious dwelling house with nine or
zen rooms and every other house necessary for the accom-
mediation OF large family and for agricultural purposes
terms 4" sale made known application 10 the sub.
scrher, living near the premises.
luna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
CARRIAGES.

TIE Subscriber returns his
E53ifIh 1 thauks tu bis friends and the pub
Vic GENERALLY. fDr Tie very liberal
q - ~ encouragement he has received
rSsss.E.ss Tor number of years hack and
M informs them that he has now
ready and VIII continue 10 keep good assortment Of ear
rnEs an gigs tor sale, 10 bis manuiactory mile. est
OF shurg Va which for durability ncatnes and Good
nes o. materials, will be warranted eCual to anv worn
rom Tue thi"lephi' market and prices as low ms work
OF the same tind can he obtained from that div; Which
ungu"sioaby ha the preference any other place In be
United states for well made carriages
~ constant supply ofihe above work viIl he or, c
sale opposite the Union Hotel ia Petershurr u.
STERLING WOODWARD.
Orders from any part of the country addressed IN
Poplar 'tove post office, pinwiddie county Va sin he a.
tended Ia with punctuality aud dispatch.
f1plar Hr"Vt, WAY z. i1f-vf25D & W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
RANDOLPH'S KEPORTS.
TEN DOLTARs HEVAEU

- ANYWAY fro1n the subscriber iwo negroes Robin &
Jacob Robin is about forty of about fesf
Wrir well made, has down LOOK whcnspoLru 20, BE- b.,
thick hps ana GERS red eyes, ohcr particular t1arks
remembered Jacob g. i6 ~ years of age. feet W
inches hic and has sery skins they are suppose to
bc about Remover Courthouse will give TIE above dan-
ed reward Ia one who viii deliver ihem my areaf
iu Hanover lodge them iD isol get ag3u.
August 81. Est ELIZABETH GAHLANUI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
IARMVITI-E T6VERN-

FANNY LILLE IAP Ei3N.
- The present owner ofthis property having de-
Ifs6.I ieTmincd 70 retire from pabc NE has suthor-
l1tflW tsed me 90 sell % and gentlemen
disposed TO purchasc such property, that I will
se.l % very iow and ON accommodating terms.
very lew situations In The upper country present good
prosper for profit 20 anacfiye and accommodating av
efn- Keeper aud none healthy.
Tie buildings extensive aud convenient with LARGE
and excellent garden attached to It,
JAMES MADISON
Farmvns, Jane g. a-v0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

lohNi ID % the Jail uf Frrdrrick count. VA, 81 o.,,
- od who Calls himself CYRUS and saws h. il The mo-
prV oi Nc buchanan o GCorgiathe said led b. about
" of l8 fears OF Hge dark complexion about fsefc or
inches high clothing much The owner 3, rego.sie
10 come forward pry charges aud fake hin, agsv or ei
he viii be desit with rs thc Jaw directs.
July o. i1-wi2w CHARLES HuIEr Tabor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
NOTIIJE-

No IOI.
y virtue Oh deed rnst iv Jesse Hughes
- nearing dgte The ffth day OF May 1922 aud duly re-
corhed n fhe clerks Office VI Cumberland county pure
Pse Ueiein mentioned shall TUESDAY the 26th day
OF august HcXt the premises proceed 10 sell NJ public
lor cash ihe tract Of lsud mentioned in said deed
containing go more or icss We will convey ic
ute only a. Is vested in us rs trustees.
JOHN &. DANIEL, 2r.
July 25. ' % Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
CheaP Grocery and Enleriainme7t an .lIall-
cbpcfor

NE subscriber having purchd fitted MP that large
= DITCH house, formerly owned by Henry Moody aud
'hleoa.eN opposite TO Jobnson warehouse he Intends
opening m ihe tall aud will constantly keep large asso-
men ct Groceries ofthe best Kidd, which he determined
mnnd, Tor cash. i " $3.50
ne hn. also fitted mp part Of the house for the enter
"ihntn nI MS customers and the public generalv with
lodging board c. and invites them 10 call a. he intends
ans chrgrs shall correspond with the and times
lie whi also continue 20 scii wheat, ohaccn &c Tor his
penseS. GHElsN ffsTr
y B-hl those Who indebted me either bv bond,
"4'e" "cc"nr are particularly requested forward
%" or before the fret day OF October pny
'frriNe amohnis as is Indispensable necessary close
my old business by that lime
AUGUST . GG-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
IANn E0R eNIr

fO he Sold agreeaby decree OF the superior court
OF chanccry for the Richmond district wherein WIN.
Duva administrator OF William Price deceased ~ printd
ana fenry Banks and others defendants, credit If
two and Three years by the Charles ArhGckc
and James Penui either Of them, Giles Courthouse
en- The 10Th day of August next that being court day
Jar, otherwise the first fair dfyto the highest bidder, the
hVe following tract, n land D ing u said county wit
1000 acres situated one mile north Of The ford Of Glade
creek branch NJ New river and on Nath, ridge ard
some waters " Big and Lie Beaver creeks Of Pr
nry river 1000 acres ON Joe ridge, and chiefly In the
the Northwest side Of Laurel crcck lying between said
ccek aud sharpers Knobs 500 acres The northwest side
The purrh sill be- required give uud sccu,
rty % Che commissioner. orei,Ier nf them.
pyorts, orj CtANLES ANBuCKLE, Commits
''' JAMES PINNELL, sioneTs.
July H. fa--fds
4 WISH 90 purchase % vino IS stilll Cardser-
Driver aud Is qualified also waiter. For 0ffhf
above description undrra good character, ard not too W
advanced in years, liberal price will be given
Richmond fniy ~ 21-vf ". DANIEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19

MARSHAL'S SALE.
pursuance ofan order the superior court Of tsurcrv
for the Richmond district, shall on Thursday the y
dy OF July inst offer for sale 10 the highest bidder NJ pub
nc auction tor ca., "a The Rocky Mills house the late resi-
dence ut Lemue Rddck all the peri.habe property nj aid
hch no" ~ my posses ion consisting OF horses mules
cows and hogs, household furniture bn,ks &C.
he sale viii be mnde an order o the 18th June
ieS5 made IN the case Of Sneed ". RiIdick
Should the above named day prove 20 he unfair fe sale
VIII be made The 'frst fair day thereafter.
J. GUEkRANT, N. S. G. e. r. -.
Iuy !, Or n his Dsyifi,s.
~ order OF the Chancellor the sale IS postponed
nl we is DAY OF September next when the sale viii be
inaoe 81 iair5 10 not, the next fair dav.
July Z. AZ IS o." p - u r 80 IT, ~