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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
,sa&. Old american .NirScJY.

4tST&a& Old .fmericdn .NiHSery.
a S1s0 The subscribers continue the Nursery hu-
yTfTST..s siness in all its branches the old esaI,
w. E7H lishment, Flushing, l. j. New York.
where they offer for sale a IN rge and geaera
assortment OF FRUIT TREES of the mos,
approved kinds together with forest trees evergreens
Towering shrubs, &c &c. Orders promptly execued, ami
carefully packed for any part ofthe United States
Europe. Catalogues may lie had gratis of Messrs Ellis
Allan Richmond, who will receive orders and forward
lhcln To- the Nursery. LAWRENCE & MILLS,
her Iafp prin a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
a -ITUATION MANTEn-

10y young good houk-keepcr who has had seye-
> ral vears eence in tie commission rsi,e and
FOR tie last eighteen months has been engaged IN ne DIV
good and grocery line Per particulars enquire Vt dis
VWcet NoYsi 5f-W4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02

VIE snlscInefs aye empuw cred ~ the presiderf aud
directors Of the james River 'omp,,V az rereio 80
pots lo p'II on ihr Loans authorized be procured y
mem Nv an act oi The General Assembly, pa sod The qs
day Of February 1923 entitled An act t1,Eie more s
tsa rroyson 70 carry lat" effect the ened AZ re-,
10 amend the ac entitled m act far cearirg and
the nnvigHsn ofJames river and Tor milling fs Estso
and western waters by The James aud Rsnawha rivers
Hud Tor other purposes"
Az monies loaned IN pur'uanee Of the saA act nus be
pu ino me treasury Inc " the AUDITOR
uP" Tue rhymen Of e1cb lonped fhf Trsn1f,, n
The Conoru h soH issvs e,rGrats Of siook for n,
amount theLsef FnPofing TINT th Commonwealth ar.s 10
sh te"atT' his executors &c The loaned together win
IN interest agreed onthat The interest shall Be semi az
huHty pnt-tha the principal irrcdeeua.lle for
twenty yerrs, and afterwards 20 be redeemed AZ sbe es
urc Of the Legislature.
JEGWhN BAKEn, Treasurer
Sept 3. S9-if = BROWN, 81. ~ Auditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02

PARIS Ky. Now i5-on the 2sth OF last month Nir J.
SEQ" oic'rk County, drove steer through this place
his Cincinnati, which raised him. and is said
tn he Of tie largest in America perhap. in the
world lie j. eight years old, is judged II hands
nose 10 she ofih TAIL and weigh 5000 pounds
or 1000 gross.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
COLUMBlAN LOAN

letter received ri iumore from Londoa men
TONED ibat IL expecfed The Houses Of Barring.
Goldsmidi, nnd M Rush The American Envoy,
weuld he ihr arbiiraforS 10 settle III differences and
dcinards connected sub the Loan, in consequences
ol which Colombian bond. rose IN the market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
JEGWAN BAKER, Treasurer.
Sept >. S9-if Y UNOWN. 81 ~ Andinr

NAP1 CoIrONs 4 PofNr BLANEFTs.
M are receiving fresh supply Of Cotton - ,nb cts
w Jns' imprted from liverpool viz Notfris and ofe
the same for safe On accommodations terms
y toher % 60--ff IcttN WN GrTITAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
ELLIS g. ALLAN

JTAyL for sale, few bales of German oznaburg.-
i neutrality-suspicious. and HeSsans.
ALSO
Mapped Coons, superior quality
Pains blhe and white Kerseys
Hue haircut Cloth and olive twled Contings
All of which, being consignment, will be sold on IA
vor1ble terms for cash or short credits
November 25. b0-At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
HARDWAkE GO0nS

FuE subscriber has received nv aie arrivals and
q receiving bv The shin CEf = general as.orfmer
u HARD WAVE, CUTLERY SADDLERY, " Itch +
offered for sale on reasonable ternis,fH
THOMAS = RUST.
NOV lit Az Siga Of The Paddock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
JAMES McNAUGHT- GU.N.si.gKER
r. TO LAND-OW NERSi

NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS!
HUE lands which have vested in the Literary Fund for
non-pnyment Of taxes will be absolutely forfeited n
not redeemed prior the esd of 1924 The
redemption can oniv he effected by paymeui arrear
ages and damages into the Treasury before that perod
JAMES T. HEATH, Auditor
%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
FOR NEW ORLEANS.


rfTfA The superior copper faste-pd and 'coppere
y schooner ROBERT BURNS, w Pearson. mas
sing in the Dock, and will sail for the pr,
the 10Th December few heavy freight nj b..
akenbNs fire accommodations for cabin passengers and
conmodous accommodations in tue hold and stseraee
Apply on board, or to H. BUTLER
November 25. 58-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
POTOMAC C0MP

NOTICE isherehy given, that general nec,,pr of ,Ie
Potomac Company has been apnointed 10 he held a,
M COLUMBIAN Inn, IN GenrgeiowN. ID. on Monday ,be
I'd clay of December at II nci0ca for tb ,,,,
at considering certain important matters regarding tbe;r
interests which will be then submitted O Them.
- j. MASON, Prss't Pc. Co.
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To .HprY W Turner, lillian ~ J'D,-,,er

TO .HIfy W IurheT, Wllidm " Turner nnd
John ID Turner, children aud heirs of J,S,, Tycr,y de-
ynu have place of residence known 10 me- 1 raj T..
"a this meihed OF notifying you that legacy 10 vLjc
yon are entitled from te estate of yeur grand father Jobn
Turner, dec is in hands. which am readv IN nay
H. upon your executing refrndinp hand H.
less early application be made consider
ed from the payment vi interest after ibis no,ice
JAMES TURNER, Sen.
Caroline County. Nov. a. "a 70, "'s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
NOTICE,

IL persons having claims against The e,,eor MA
IL THf.W ihANOH deceased requested To- pressnt
Them 10 the subsc' Tiers property and all
those Indebted TO make payment of tl,ir several
balances. ~
ID. IT, Holman D
, WILLIAM HOLMAN Executors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
FEMALE EDUCATION.

r7NIIE Female schco Mourt Airy, Ga. cline county,
Miss Hannah Hill. - "
rerm-.or board and tuition 1876, paid half yearl, in
advance Tue schooi will be lin the Goth of ge
and terminate the 20ih Decen,,,er f!o,gi, Tbss
VIII he no summer vacaon The nuncr OF scholars is
limited 10 ten-a vacancy reroains for two
NV. 70. 58fs HUMPHREY urrT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
Lcnd. Negroes. Corn BE far So

pursuance OF deed executed to Us nv VIM II
Cabel Esq bearing date the Sth Of Marcel in he
wear 1891, aud recorded in the counties Of
Nelson ana Buotinghan SHALL 18th ,iav
to sell To the highest bidder public auction following
property viz.
One Of land in the county of yinp m,
James river aud Bishops containing by e.r,,
ion 700 Uihcr In the said count,
by esinrtion 2J0 living Bishops crp-h nm.di
"ry above and adjoining the first northumberland
one "hrrract IN the county aforesaid, Sbrley creek
containing by estimation 200
tracts hrst mentioned NV William Gils living M Monte
Video rear these lands will show them applc alton
Also, hfy-seven npgroe the property he said WIN IT
Caoeii aid beiHg all thar he They are us might
lie expected OF various aud different sexS-amsue-
them are many valuable house servants good
and good shoemaker.
Also, seven eight hundred barrels corn 90 vorL
steers, 10 huses and calves 100 head OF hogs
great variety OF farming utensils some few article az
household and kitchen furniture Sale will place AZ
mawaN ~ Nelson county, about two miles from the TO =
| of WatmiGstsr
Terms OF sale The lnrd will sold on three eona an
nua nstameuts the purchaser give bond with pru, Cd
security, nnda deed OF few of the ne
%ros viii be snlf for cash, aph the
credit As - all other for a 200 dol
lars Twelve mouths credit will he given
than 200 and less thur dollars months creit npS
with approved security will he required in all cases
JOHN C3ALTFR,
o-l"o-r . Dds Jollu ". COOKE.
NOTICE = ncIeiy given, cells in the Iunaii
" Hospital in the civ OF Williamsburg are ctcure ans
tla' no more parns male female will reeryed ipc
the said hospital until tie said cells
Dse DOiice Of witch will be given
| BY order of the Court Directors.
| Jnly 20 1925 ~ .. - W.
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AN OYER sFER IA Airrn, =

4 Wish 10 rmpo, single well qualified ~ an over
seer,to i've With ne IN my farm IN Charles City On
from So'Ve tue tahs on James river would lie prrferod
r,. =, ROBERT DOUTilAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
at the M's"ns' Hall 10 lie City
the second M1nda~ in Docem 1eJ n
Ii'erpoon. Novemiirr 50 So
BOARDERS.

THE subscriber Accommodate
roe Legislature and other geniemen with gent.eI
board At the bt large ilree-ssry itk house above the
Planners Iiuelnear the Uapitsl. Ills are well fr-
nshed and mach pains have been taken procure eEoe
fenced amt proper servants. Cloud stables are lao in r..
dnsss FOR the reception of horses Terms r,ndara,e
Noysnii,sr 25 ya-ff RJCfFAu'n I.,,V .pnr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-26

| 1as ofihe Scan BOai ZslH.x.
ihe Tennessee left New.Odt ar., f<
Louisville OH Sunday, the % Fep Mi,
10 Cabin and about loo deck passengers
end a cargo estimated at eight thousond
dollars. At n tclez the nu,nt+r rr
deck passengers was increassd 70 aho,s
100, whencc she departed on THURSDAY.
Sth, with iSo persons on board on t5,.
evening It Saturday the 9Th, heine p
bout 80 miles above Ns,chez, the u,,.
ioreseen and terrible accident occurred.
which IS detailed in the statement below.
by which the boa, and cargo were entire
ly and almost instantly lost-upwards oc
thirty persons drowned, and the remain
ing individuals Of the passengers aud
crew wIih difficulty saved from sharing
the same late. The night proved very
bois,erous. accompanied by thick laii
oi SNOW, and many who had ESCAPED a
watery grave by clinging to bushes and
trees, or by getting into the marshes mar
rowIy escaped penshing from TIE sryrri-
ty OF the weather. /, grat;Ecs Us ,a
learn, that the same humane and manly
qualities which hare distinguished Capt.
Campbell throusn lie art still awarded
10 him on this oceasion, ard the sur,iy-
ors, whlle they speak m the highest terms
Ofhis ability and uniform Car slulness as
commander, attribute to his exertions
the preservation of MANY of those vino
must have pcrished bu, for the contin,ed
search among he marshes and bushes
which was continued during the remain,
der OF tie night.
1t is supposed BY the captain and pas
sengers, tha, from ten to fifteen deck
passengers have persisted, whose na,ues
are not known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-26
6sshnsr ~ IL ths said acf did hot sxpifs CT
tbs third dsy of March pext.

dssbnsr ~ IL ths said acf did hot sxpifs CO
the third day OF March next
sec. 81. .5nd be H further enacted, That,
when goods, ws'essor merchapdize, imported,
snd.sv6j ject 10 doy As sfoTessid, shall be 90.
shipped, sodusnspo coasi wise, from, one
district to another, 10 the packages in which
the sem~ were imported. IN invoice. or q copy
oi such invoice, or en- exirsct tberefom, IN
oludiog all the articles, Yi.b the charges
thereon, which are resbipped and transported
cosstwise as aforesaid, verified BY the sddi,-
ional oath required by The fourth section of
tbis act, cod crr,i6ri oDder the ofIiclsl seei
Of the collector with whom fhe ENTITY, on the
impoJs,,on ofsucb goods, wares, snd NEE.
chsboizs, was mcde. shall be prodoeed st the
port 10 which the ssme she'll be transported;
snd tho same inspection Of such goods, wGss,
sDd nor ofcbsnd;ze, chat be made, as If ;hey
bad been brougbf diree, from a foreign port
or place frovided, Tnn no spp,aisement Of
the sad goods, wares or netchsndize, shall
be made a, the said port. 50 q. 10 Change the
amount of duties which n,sy have been cbsfg-
ed .hereon, CT the port Of l'eIf original i'm.
poustion, II the same should have been there
entered, according 20 the provisions ol this
act; ezcspt when transported from a pon
"he'e there ste 90 appraisers sppoin,ed Dy
'hc goveiDnent; and If the invoice, verified
Aforesaid, shall not bo 30 produced, .uch
goods, wares, o. nerehshd.se, shsli be Ge-
posted, and remsin in the public rvarehous.,
al the expense aod risk Of ihs ownsc thr,sof,
until the invoice, verified aud eergifsd IN the
msnnsr above requied, shall be produced
and goods, wares, or merchandise, imported,
aud suejael TO dpGy IS aforesaid, msy bo i,sn.-
ported cossiwiss, TO one or more distTicgs
within the United States.
Washington, Mar. 3, fs2s--appfoved,
JAMES MONROE
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LIST WR KS OMISSIONS.
Great fire az Canton.

The ship Ca'edona, arrived at Phila-
delphia, from Carton, brings accounts Of
a most destructive FIRE that occurred there
on the lst of Nov. wEach destroyed a.
baut eleven thousand dwellings, of the
natives. The American property was
principally saved, by the exertionS Of our
own and the hitish sailors, who, by Or
der of Commodore Smith, gave every
assistance in their power. The loss oi
our.merchants did rot exceed 100, 900
dollars that OF the English Eas, India
Company was estlnIs,ed at J, I,500,000
dollars. The loss of the Chinese was
immense in teas and silks, which conse.
quenrly, had risen IN value, and tligicuI-
tywas apprehentled in procuring cargoes.
But one Gfe, that Of an American sailor,
was lost a, The factories the destruction
ofnatlves was unsnown, ba, supposed 10
be great.
The loss to the Chinese, in the recent
fire at Canton, was deemed 10 be meal
cu!abIc. Among the goods destroyed,
were 20, coo chests of black, and 10, COO
chests of green teas. The security mer.
chants, Mauqua, ponkequa, Cunqla,
and Fulguas, Hongs, were entirely de
st"yrd. Mauqia sust,nsd a Eesyy
loss. said to bea million Of dollars 1000
chests Of ten, were il his hong a, the
time of the FIRE, and the whole lost.
Large Quantities os silks, IN an unsnish-
ID State, in the hands of the manufacture
ers, were also lost, as TIC FIRE originated
with them, arHi destroyed a great many
of their establishments. OF foreign in.
tercs,s. the loss sustained by the English
East India Company was much the great
est Independent of the total destruction
oi their splendid buildings, very con-
siderable part Of their annual importation
Of British, manufactures, consisting OF
cloths, longclls, eamle,s, SEC. was burnt.
Their loss in those articles alone, was es-
timated at one and half million of dol.
lars. Total amoun, oftheir loss presum-
ed to Gal! little short OF five millions
Throughout this scene Of drsoiation and
ruin, the whole Of the Americans in the
place displayed all the activity, spirit and
Grmness, which the occasion called for /;
and cviuces, a mutual desire TO co-ope-
rate. and assist each other. Had the
wind and ti,ie been f,veTab.c, the early
attendance OF the crews, from the ship.
ping at Whampoa, would have been the
mears Of saving much valuable property,
that was lost through the supinrhess Of
the native inhabitants.
The houses at Canton are built Of
Bamboo. They are one story high, and
contiguous, aid the laes or streets are
cnlv few feet wide. Such buildings
extend as far rs the sight can reach -
The Factories were two or three stories
high, built of bricks. and flushed in the
E.uroea, style. |, is supposed up
wards OF 5000 persons were rendered
houselcss by the calanl,y--and as there
is not much humanity or ability among
t,e CbveS', II is supposed they could
not find shclttf or suDDcrt ssrv vkefc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-26

by the steam. boat Conaec!icu. Capt,
bunker, which arrived here on Sunday;
we received New-York paper, of the
day previous, irom which We select tl,s
following aTticIes.:
We received yesterday, bv the brig
Charleston, Charleston papers to the l4,S
instant.
FR0,N RSP.iN.s.
By the schooner Louisa, Jo,;es, arr;s.
cd here YESTERDAY. in foe dnys from Ha-
vana. we learn that great ACTIVITY and
hustle prevailed there. preparatory to 20
apprehcnded attack from the British ma.
val forces in the West Indies. Everv
seaman found on shore WAS suppressed
into their service and efforts were max.
ing to pat their military deleuces in the
best condition. Capt. Jones passed in
sight OF Key West, ard saw numbe
ot vessels 4, that anchorage, which were
probably part Of Commodore Por,erv
squadron. lie also spoke, 9Th inst iae
20, SIS, longitude IS, two transport YES.
sels, attached to Com. Porer's squadron
under the on1icrs Of Licutenan, Newell
Newton, OF the Navy, out 90 days--
supplied tlcm with wafer. They has
parted with 'le squadron, few day oe
n the latitude OF Charleston.
Caart'sa Cs~ier. ilis ms.
Spanish Capwes.
Captain Winkley, al Charleston, froc'
Porto Rico, repcrs, 'bst an Aaeric Sc.
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SEEAToRS.
!. THoMAs FRY, Eso.
2. NArSAs BaowN, Esq.
8. JOHN D'WoLs, ks9.
4. BENJAMIs SarrR. Esq.
S. WILLIAM HUMrnREY, Esq,
g. STEPHEN b CofNELL, Ess
J. WILLIAM WEIppls, ESQ.
8. ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
9. WILLIAW VALENT!Ns, Esq
10. joAS X. WArsRmAN, Esq.
HEsRY BOwkN, Esq Secretary.
DvrEE J. PEARcR, Esq. Att'y.Gess.
lAos. u. FirMAS, Esq. Gen iresfss;;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-26
NEW PORT.
RetIttiean Nomination.
WGDN8SD47, March 90. 1898

At a General Republican Convention,
holden in Fast Greenwich, ON 18th Jan.
nary, .i823--Hon HFGRv RsaINs.
TON, President; b II. NHEtLfRs
Secretary--u 7vaS unanimously RssolseG,
i'hat t!K. ioiiowing g.ntietrieir &c recom-
mended to the fFeemen OF ti,is STATE. for
reelection, at the next election OF Geae.
ral Officers:
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BIS RxcELLENCy !

BIS RxcELLENCY
WILLIAM { GIBBS
GOYERFOR.
his HONOR
...- CALisP EARLE,
AEUFEE.s.VT. GCFERAGR-
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We received Yesterday, by the brig
Charleston, Charleston papers to the l4,a.
Instant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
FOR SALE

w iSH TO decline all business, will dispose Of INV
w residence adjoining the village OF Springfield in lie
county OF hochbdge near the Botetourt line Willis two
VI me Natural Bridge The dwelling j. conmodous
a, OF stone ana affords every accommodation for large
,, OF house OF entertainment being situated directly on
h great western road from the northern
to the West In the life the late Col hi
mouse was MUCH irsque"ed and had large share
~ the public line, AMI with Its respective offices is
Wen adapted for That business. The farm contains about
u acres OF which about so cIeared the ef the
quay, some oil which is adapted to meadow culture
ne hces garden &C. are in good repair. Convenient 10
me hpuSe Is an excellent failing spring-an annie
double barn, &ce whole in being adaped
or e immediate reception of either
,yfhkeeper, and situated in positively the most
henithy situations the can afford
ers0hs wishing to purchase will please premises
"neh We terms viii he made known which will he liberal
April %. wt27Jrt SARAi n AUIrTtIERS ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
airy IS. 8i-w,ds EDWARD JOHNSON.
VaiuaJIc Real Estate for Safe

by virtue of deed OF the
- nv Patrick Gibson and wife, 22d day of Decrm
Der go and duly recorded shall proceed sell at pablo
auction on the premises the purposes
on Wednesday the I'd day OF July fair IL not The
day thereaiter the following real estate viz One
lot o land fronting b8i-et Main street i'm the
Town OF Lynchburg running back 132 feet, which Is
erected hat elegant three-story brick building known as
he Frankn Hotel; Also, other lot, being one oety
o. aa ieet OF and on the same street, running 2
ee WIN the hreesory brick store thereen
sa ny patrick Lnnbert being of the premises formerly
known as the Indian Queen Tavern; aud other la,
hnowh as Noe IN said town fronting 23 the same
street, WIN the three-story brick
by J. X. ID. PAYNE.
Atu Immediately afterwards, in front the Franklin
e tract OF land situate living being in the county
Campbeii, nearth said tnwn of Lynchhnr
30 acres more or less conveyed said Patrick III
son Nv 1eorge Cabrl Christopher Anthony nd Samuel
arrisnn by their deed dated the 18th of March taia
m GUY eeorde' rs by reference thereto will more fully
appear and one undivided fourth part of tract of land
ns IN the same county, containing acres more or les,
.o'eyfu ny Il Boudin TO the said Gibson Cabell An
inony and Harrison, by his deed to them dae
the day of In the wear ,nJ Ill, ra a..
will more fully appear. ''
Negoiabie notes at and three years with inter-
est from their date, deeds trust on The proprr,v
required oil the purchaser, with In adj
di'iup 10 secure the first payment. ' " Nv
CHARLES JAMES McMURDo
by Henry Gibson, ais attorney in GIct
n,n q 10 Tue ABOVE sale. PATRICK GIBSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
1, Yal.abie James Rirer E,taie Cor S,Is

= HGtssabie James Rirer Estate (oy Sale.
Y virtue ola deed Of trust executed by Edward John
~ son and lie to the subscriber VIM. Scott for the
purpose at securing debt due the Thomas
Harris deceased will be sold highest bidder ON the
day OF July rcxt before the front the Bell
county OF Powhatan James river, containing survey
oo acres, being the upper part OF the called aden
adventure This trnct is well the finest
estates on James river The high land river hot
Persons disposed purchase REFERRED Tor
lar information to Dr. Edward Johnson resides The
premises The title believed be perfectly clear r
Johnson u required will unite ina the pur-
CHASER Those who he disposed examine the title
Richmond. -oN' 'e :"
Terms Of 'aBy the OF DR.. Ed johnson and
the executors at Thomas Harris of the
purchase money TO be paid down delivery of decd
MS 'o' Tue balance TO be made known the day of
save. JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
UTi assent to the terms Of above SALE and will unite
III ne necessary conveyance.In the time the sub-
scrioer viii treat privately, for the said land, with
any or persons disposed purchase being
any person disposed TO purchase will
premises and judge for themselves This tract by
survey IeV acres consisting of 1T4 prime James
river ot creek bottom OF excellent uuaty-or
ianu zoo IN woods and 25e cleared The whole
OF the bottom completely drained The high land Is of
very superior quality and Justly ikeped 70 III.
Beaverdam lands, opposite this tract The whole of The
cultivated lands have been for the years in reg
uiar anu progressive state Improvement and a
e high land now highly feriilized This tract
Is admirably watcred having number
and its heahiness proverbial in its neghborhood M
rus farm are tobacco houses large crop spac;os
harn with an excellent hreshng machine; stables pood
negro housss--with small ard common dwelling house
the absence of the subscriber :"
January %. 81-w,ds EDWARD JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-06
LAND E0R SALE

Nv SHl NJ to move to the Western Country in the homo
w oil making better provision for large and growing
family viii sell the plantation hich live contaninr
oet"teho and 700 'cres AMI lying Immediately on Tie ri
yer, aDout miles north of CharUttesVille The situation
IS reHarkably healthy One third more of the ra,t lie
thnk' ceared-of this, there 50 60 acre. " mai
lana on creek which runs through he tract great por
tom on ,he river Of the woodland there good TO-
nacco land part of prime, and the the tract
generally good and land The buildings arc In
considerable; good corn house stable negroes houses
nc ana new tobacco house, 80 by 20.-The terms OF
payment will he, one third cash the aIanc. in two O.
quai annual payments, The purchaser giving bonds with
gooh security and deed of trust secure the same
April 49, iI0-wt26Je IONA n @,np