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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

We understand that General Gaines, imme
dlaieiy on hearing of the attack ON Gen. Ash
ley's party, on the Cd of June, by the Ricka.
rec Indians, at their towns on the Missouri
river, dispatched two steam boats from Leu
isville to Baton Rouge, for 500 regular troops
to be transported TO St. Louis az soon az pms.
sihle, and from thence to be sent up the Mis-
souri,, to protect the defenceless settlements.
Cincinnati paper.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

ID ANYWAY, the night of the ult INV negro mnu
EMANUEL (who calls himself Emanuel Him and fro
his ng Off without provocatiuu think his
must be to get to the North II is probable he stole sorrel
horse wit" nick tail and eye, Mr.. Fishers sta
oie on the night oil his eopemen He
and as well made negro any in the sta--back skin
white eyes rather sly and suffers very
Then confessed. bought him several years ago of Mr..
James Mitchell of King Queen where most of his
nVe bis object Is tn get to the north no doubt
DIT ne mas obtained some persons free papers, pass
under another lie wore awny black broadein,h
coat bTe cashmere panaloons black and black
fur ha-and carried other clothing with him will tive
me above reward and all reasonable ught and
delivered TO me- secured in Jail that get him aga
MASTERS OF vessels ate orewarned employing barborng
MIN under the penalty OF tie law.
hiehm,nd, septs ARCHIBALD THOMAS.
~ The National Intelgencer and New York Gazette
WIN please publish the above, twice week for weeks
anu forward their accounts this Office FOR collection
FORTUNES, FORTUNES, FORTUNES.
Now he had at
ALIENS TRULY FORTUNATE OFFICE.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
10000 Dollars sn5 nj 10000 Dollars coo 10000 Dollars
BESIDES many smaller prizes Of 1O0os 100 sos &c &C.
main TO he drawn from the wheels of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. No. o.
There already days drawings over in mi, Ioerv
and the highest prize vet drawn is one dollars
In consequence o the great demand that has already
been made for tickets, the chances becoming
next drawing (Which takes place Thursday the IIth
hs tckeis VIII consequently advance wish
ing 10 provide themselves with chance for the
One HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
&c are advised not delay moment longer hut
OF send their orders to the Lottery Exchange Office Of
5. s. NJ. ALLEN g. co.
No 75e, E-,treet, Richmond,
OF richmond, No. 75s, the great capital prize OF 100000
Goa besides many smaller prizes of 10000 5000 1000
cash will be paid for all prizes ordered or sold
~ HLLEN,S ~ sight. Sept S. q
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LAND, NETKOES y STOCK
w Ill be sold az public auction, Thursday the 9Th of
" september next, II fair. IL noi the next fair day the
tract OF nRd the subscriber resides containing be
Two and three hundred acres wing Little river con
Nenieht 20 several icturing mills and within one mile
situations IN ms part OF the country the dweiug-house
new nhu comfortable, win one ot the be-, springs wafer
between Richmond ami the Ridge within ffty secs of the
rouse The terms of sale will he onehaf cash the other
hi IN SIX and twelve months by The purchaser giving bond
with approved security, deed of trust TO secure the
purchase money Al>"-rhitprn likely young. negroes n
Va'u""ie STOCK OF horses, cows and sheep-for cash.
,,e WILLIAM DAY.
.t..1
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HONDUR &C

1t will he recollected that among the spec
ulatIOns of that notorious Spectator, Gregor
vi GreSor, he has proclaimed himselfin new
character, the Cdzique Of Poydis, place so
named on the Misquto Shore, Black River.
Under this title, and from a supposition that il
formed n valuable settlement, and would give
the British government a commanding inlu-
ence among the In.lians of that barren coun-
try, hl'Gregor actually raised very consid-
cradle loan OF money, and ii is supposed that
the British government encouraged him in his
expedition, DESTROYS no doubt of having the
controul oftbat important point, which may one
day connect the PaciGc and Atlantic. A num-
Der of poor deluded wretches appeared before
magistrate of Honduras, and made an alfi-
da't, that l6O persons sailed from Laith
they arrived at Black River, and instead OF
finding town and population Of 500 per
sons, together with every comfort. they found
themselves in wilderness with few nispra-
BILE huts, and about 40 persons, which had ar
rived III ship preceding them. Thrown
therefore upon an inhOspi'able coast upon the
Torrid Zone without shelter, they soon felt
he effects of the deception practised upon
them. Out of 200 persons 100 were taken
down with fever, 8 had died and 10 had alb
seconded. To add TO this despair, the King OF
the Mosquito Indians, had declared the grant
OF land to M'Gregor, null and void, and bad
ordered the settlers off, or demanded their
oath of allegiance TO him.
British vessel arriving at Black River, a
fe" persons were allowed passage in her to
the British settlement of Belize; and who, on
representing to the British commandment the
deplorable situation of the persons Left at Mus
quito Shore, dispatched vessel and brought
them to Belize.
The number who originally arrived in the
Honduras Packet. Was az
In the KennersIey Castle 100
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ST. LOUIS, Aug Give have not vet re.
ceived any intelligence, to be relied on, res
pectinG the operations of Col. Leavensworth
There is every reason TO believe, that the
Auricarees have, before this time, met with
deserved chastisement. The conduct and
bravery of Col. L. during the late war in
sures due exertion on his part; and the troops
under his command, with the traders and in
dams, that are understood to have iojSed him,
compose force sufficient to accomplish the
end he has IN view. Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

LOUISVILLE, Aug Gothic commissioners
for selecting a site for an armory on the ives
tern waters, have been at this place for seve-
raj days, asslduousy employed in the dis
charge OF the duties assigned them. The
contemplated establishment will be one Of
great Importance. not only TO the western
states' aud the people in its vicinity, but to
the nation at large.
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NEGROES WANTED
lands FOR SALE.

IiE highest cash price will be given 80 likely
n young MEN and WOMEN. Apply 10 the subscriber
~ Mr. James a. Grnni,s. q IAMES n. RnSLEN
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLYANIA

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
rIIHE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual ON
the first Monday of November next -
PHILLIP S. PHYSiGK. NJ. D. on Anatomy.
John REDMAN COKE. NJ ID. on Matera Medica
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN,M NJ. ID. on Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
THOMAS q. JAMES, NJ. D. on Midwifery
ROBERT HARE, III. D. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID. on Surgery
WILLIAM E. HORNER, NJ u. Adjunct Prof of Anatomx
and Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Tuiv ~
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIV ERoIII OF MARY LAND.
gT1HE MEDICAL LECTURES will commence n, usus
l. the last Monday of October next.
Surgery, John u. Daydge, NJ. u.
Chemistry, Elisha De Butts, M. II.
Practice OF PhySc, Nathaniel Potter. NJ ID.
Anatomy, Granville Sharp Patiison, NJ d.
Materia Medical Samuel Baker, NJ ID
Institutes of Physic, Maxwell Al'DoweIi, M d.
Midwifery, Richard w. Hall, NJ. ID.
The ;nhrniarv attached Ia the University having been
finished the Clinical Lectures os Medicine ana Srgsr
will commence the first week in the session.
August -. 28-ttN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Cha,les NJ. Nor
ton has been appointed by the President of the
United States, to be Marshal for the District
OF Mississippi, vice w. NJ. Leake, deceased
AT meeting TO nominate successor in
Congress, 10 Dr. Eustis, who has been trans
lated TO the head of the State Government of
| Massachusetts,, the nomination fell on John
Bailey. MIR. now is, and for some years
has been, a Clerk in the Department of State,
The election will take place before the Meet
ing OF Congress.
The biennial election for Governor of the
State of Mississippi took place last month. A
considerable contest for popularity preceded
the election, which we presume, from the re-
turns we have seen, has resulted in the rec
lection of Walter Leake, who was opposed by
VIM. baltimore and Mr.; Dickson. The final
result will be stated when ascertained
Nat Int
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Nine died at Black River, and four at Belize.
Thus ends another vile deception, practised
upon the unwary by Gregor MGregOr; and,
Notwithstanding the repeated cautions held
out to persons from the faaciOus expeditions
and promises of this adyenturer, still there
are weak individuals who leave their homes
and families to trust themselves to his prOtec
ton, ADD perish IN barren and inhospitabIe
region. II IS criminal 10 all governments to
know that improper expeditions are on foot
and not preI ent them M J. Nat. mn.
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MOTII,E-

u persons indebted 60 the late firm Of GAIT JOHN
- SUN are earnestly requested 10 forward, settle
a pay their respective balances either the Subscriber
70 William Gait, jun who Is duly authorised 10 collect
PViOr transact any business ~ said concern.
WILLIAM GAIT, Surviving partner
august ~. 3J-8t fGatt & johnson.
WILL be sold, the 10Th day OF Septen0ef next bei0re
~ the Eagle Hotel In the city Of Richmond, agreeHby
pn order Of the county court o HenricO, negro
named Mills runaway who has remained In the ia OF
ld county for more than twelve months Committed
ue property Of Isaac Griffin NJ Halifax county y Carolina
JOHN L. TATE, Deputy Tor
August g0-w5w 30. Price. s ". g.
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LAND FOR SALE.


virtue Of deed nfirust from VIM. Macon and wife To
vs. hearing date the 9th Of December 1921 and duly
eodeu IN The clerks Office of Hanover county TO secure
ayn'ent OF certain OF money therein mentioned
WI positively be sold ut palc auction, az Trueearts Mill
MI we premises, ON Tuesday the 9ib day of September
nS, Iairii not, on the next fair dya valuable tract
U aIu on ChickahOmiDy Swamp, containing by recent
% y 400 acres aud 81 poles. The land is Chiefly in Orgi-
~ CROWN ana heavily tmbered; small proportion only
cleared, AID NAV be considered among the most val
tracts Tor its size in the low flannver-s Sit
Seu DOT more than or miles from Richmond on tie
ana swamp road between the Fairfield tract
I hnd ofOaPt W. s Austin, n healthy aud agreeable
;snDorh0od, and so convenient good mill
aoy To enhance the value nf the timber it, which
we hrsi quality The soil is very fertile heing adapted
sale will be made 5000 in money with interest
rom the first OF January last and credit for
ia5 OF The balance of the purchase, the 1T of January
IL ana farther credit the other moiey the LIST
I'ggary 1873 The credit payments be secured by
laRd SEf Is 80" :, , HS,p,S ~ '"S' y" '"e
August 10. HESaY CURTIS, Trustees
DC foregoing sale will take place with my appreciation.
august 49, Solids WILLIAM AEON.
COMMITTED ts the jail OF FREDERICK couniyVH negro
- lai who calls himself CYRUS and says e is the pro-
isV oi Mr. buchanan OF Georga-be said lsd j. about
years Of age, dark complexion, about feet or
ones high, clothing much The requested
W. oohe forward, charges and take him away, else
NC WI be dealtwith as the law directs.
july I7-w12w CHARLES HuLET. Tailor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

NoRroLK, Dee. By the schr Princess
Anne, capt. Banks, arri, ed here yest,r ,iay, ii,
IL days from Havana, We received the Pricc5
Current and Mercantile Report of the 10Th
u!i with the following letter, enclosing pro-
clamaiion of Governor Wives, consequent on
The addres, of the adur,d Ferdinand" Ia tn.
people OF Cadtz, on ing shat city for Por,
ST. Mary's, on the 30th September, a traosla
ton of "hich, politely made by Il gentleman
consersant with the Spanish language, siad
be- published ,o-morruw.
BY the U. 5. schr. Grampus, we sent you
Prices Current, Mercantile Report and some
Havana newspapers. You now have enclosed
our latest Price Current and Mercantile Re-
port. Our newspapers have nothing in them
of interest. Your news from Spain is much
later than ours. In this part of the island we
are quite tranquil, and without approximations
nj renewed disturbances. Now aud then a
conspiraior IL detected, and yesterday three
or four were brought IN from the country and
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MAKSHALiS SAlh.

sV department Of the Quilted STATES, William Tay-
Tor late collector OF tbs Direct Tax for the 9Th
district in the of Virginia directed the Marshal of
the Eastern District OF Va shall proceed sell the
highest bidder Thursday the Isl day o January next lat
Tayiorsve nihe county of Hauover two tracts or par
GELS OF aHd situated and living in the aforesaid county:
OF them adjoining fayo, vile containing about 1872 acre,
called Harriss and the what is oard
The sashes of Han0vrr containing about 1876 acres ca-
Shereys tract The above described land will sold
credit of twelve months the purchaser giving bond " it
approved security, o bear ineres from nil paid
aud no title will be made until money is maid
A Il. THORNTON, ID. Nj.
for John Pegram NJ v. ID.
II Au persons who purchased property late sales Of
VIM H. fayior hereby notified that shall attend a.
1ylorsvilie the LIST day of January, the purpose
collecting their bonds, which fall due 2Ot of Decen
her next. A. X. THOR STON. y. NJ
November 25. 5s-tJ.
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EI{OM AFRICA.

ieti"r iromthe American Consul at Anti
qua, dated in October, informs of the arrival
mere oil the sioOp h!nry, Capt. Pitt, from ST.
era Leone The captain states, that at the
'ihe ut ms departure, Sierra Leone, as well as
the american colony, were ina most sickly
STATE ; so much So, that two-thirds of the inha-
hit2nts of tho former had died
Accounts To Sept. 1st. from Sierra Leone
state ih"t the Ashautee negroes were an
l'roaching Cape Coast in great numbers. with
IN" intention of making an attack on and
p'nndering that colony. Sir G.. Mccarthy
vas to direct The operations against them. and
Capt. IIaing had collected force of 1000.
principally natives, 10 resist the Ashautees-
TWO British vessels Of war were AT Caue
toasi, and ITS safety appears certain. Two or
ihroe aaiise kings have lately beer. deposed in
Ai1ica, aud other persons placed ON their
thrones. The Capetcwn Gazette, of July 10.
Sives the following
:. Oo the 9th Inst. Mr.. G.. Thompson arriy
ell 10 town from Old Lattakou. in The short
space OF Ii days, bringing with him the follow
lug exiraoI binary Intelligence Mr.. aIoTai
states Inc approach of u Dnulcrous, powerful
and fsrocious army, described To come from
lle Ssuth, harIng conquered and overrun %
tribes they were repulsed by HE Wankets.-
lhey Intended Ia attack Old Lattakoo and
Grisaa Land. They are composed of white,
mack, and hotientUt color, have longish hair
ana speak strange language Many wear
european clothes, but most of them are near
~ naked Their weapons are an ancient
sword, snort hand spear, snd II cndgel with
our mead they have their wives and chill.
dren with theu, and lastly, i! is positively said
they are Cann5ajs."
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the course, which duty, ard inclaa,ion has iu.
peii-d ~ adopt.
cep', GEN. men, 10, yourselves, aud for the
Cnzens o. Norfolk, The expression Of my sincere es-
usN anr be assured ihai yo1r prosperity aud hap
-, ".'l ever OCCUPY the soiicuide OF him, wLo
has Tue honor 20 be, With tue highest iega,d,
Your humble snd ob,d.cni servant,
ISAAC HULL.
d. evinher Q. 1928
To JehD f. Holt Robert .4,cter,
Taos. .Nstcion, John Tab,
Il birraad, Il. dla.,t.d,
III hHg, Esqnires. Norfolk Herald.
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and pronounced The plan TO lie feasible nl use "a.
ihe Eassish gentleman, having ,hi- fav1s-b'"
sver, inlneda'sls applied In Vsiex AND nss~d "a.
10 put u ,Glo execution that very night. Vs,ds-
started wi,h Ne much surprise il had never
Cured 10 him that plan couI be good Tor Sc,
thing exceptto write report about and whea
earnestly .mporoned, said he did how bl
whom IL was 10 he executed.
The Engshman answered, q will execute il
myself this very oisht: only gave your permission ~
take out boat, with two saiiurs row IL wv
have ssilois, Was the repy oC the Spanish A.
mraL--" Wen, weii," reioined the Eng,islnSar,
" do not want sailors any person who :
boa' VIII answer my purpose. Valdez, ihus pressed
drew himself Sp with that air OF absurd pomposiiN
which some b'ockheads mistake 10, dignity, and eN
ciaimrc, p" SIR, we have no marine whatever, anu
YOU Know you Esglishoeu destroyed il an y,
it"ia'sar IL was ~ vain tn argde with idiut,
who, m ,he veiy crisis Of his ooun,ry's danger
cou'd, with burst of childish spleen, reject an ~
,oMedy useful plan for serving il,
The Enslishman therefore leCI him with unds>e, m
hled di.gus', aud went forhwh To Caiairava, tho
Pr'me Minister, in The hope Of better success with
him. Cal,nava Laughed at the story, cxclainng
" Poor Valdez . he Is sad do " but he received a
wound NJ Trafalgar; the ball has never been exttnct-
| eel, and he never sees an Enghshman without its
smdrung." Cnlatrava added that he could do moth
ine wuhou, the consent of the admiral.
Thus, between the cpigramn,aiic petulance of the
commanded IN chief, aud the humorous comment of
tie prime minister, a plan FOR annoying, or perhaps
as we stated at FIRST tor rendering totally useless The
trench leet, Was abandoued after IL had been pro-
| nounced useful and practicable how could n city
be ,aved with -uch To pr es,de owe, it's defence
Vet To this dolt had the entire conduct of the defence OF
Cadiz by sea and land been committed
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TOMORROW -gv SeU,cL O,L,,,,

TOMORROW BY SeHSck Csbern
Decisive shade ot future lows
Whose faIcied bills, the soul DESTROYS
Theu Yiochs our gain and sorr,-v
thorSh "a deceived. the snnYuine mind
sI.i forward looks, and hope, 10 find
f1ore real bliss tomorrow.
Nh me fond inlauS how or WAY
it.irn,ns from ;eans his mourmfui eye
\" >ighs his bosom harrow;
When 10y his side his parent lies
Ia death The innocent replies,
"She'ii wake again toHlorrow.r
You smie--bnt pntse-your thought recall
Vain hopes make children OF Us all
Here wisdom, bnunas rre narrow;
More vnid lhen chil'ihoo,i's puerile schemes,
Are iirlf nauknd's dsceptious dreams,
or happiness tomorrow.
The miser, hurled midst his ore.
Thongn warn'd Nv age TO crave no more
Though years hiS Nisage fIrrOw-
Sthi nl"ehs the plcadings nj distress,
h"' cries Win rapiGreS, "f'ii possess
- million clear tomorrow"
Hold selfish wretch the hand OF death
Nay even non arrest shy breath.
And whem tar snul in horror
Ere merii thy iorni may lie coitl--
IS >eH>ele,s as thy darling gold
Hho" count thy wealth 10 morrow!
rsnng Damon sn,iid when DER tire tide
iiiS iov'd, his nniive land he spy'd;
Tie hli'lc adieu 10 SORROW
T" S,es" lac cried, a my long lost home
aAv laura dwclis beneath vun dome
Ia uteel her arms tomorrow"
Bat ere night wells the waI'ry world.
ny chisi 'fons winds his barge H. hurrd--
peath trowns win ghlstiy horror
p"s"hctnird btDeasI the rolling deep,
re sinks 10 everlasting Sleep,n
Ana breatbes no more tomorrow.
The PrOdisaI, devoid ur fear.
to-'iay pims',es his wild career,
Sld ONO aud cash will borrow
. A,i iais 3" he cries, " III sonn repay
1 wili r.iJrln sUine future ,layn-
y jails his 10; tomorrow.
To day" cries Tom, " o how /, crieyes
it5 soul Ia pore "a cr musty leaves.
And my poor brain thus harrow
lis but day--ihe Pleasure. come.
through Ivy enchanting pa,hs IN roam.
And study more tomorrow"
Mistaken youth, improve TODAY,
N9r throw The precious hours away
Neglect engraders snrrow;
fNuth fades aS-rainbows mock the view
a ne spring of life soon bids ddieu;
oid age IS bat tomorrow.
In hr'nas, ht-, through every stage.
frOiu Infancy to tottring age
To-day is found too narrsu
For mans pursuit some wifer field
i 'oHght, ard yirtu-is cause must vlefa
Each day, until tomorrow.
Thus wros AchSto-uigh; how shed
Her inhrencc Ger bis druwsy head
Sleep cnip.l him 10 his hurrow
the Sotl"t Indoience was near
And WHISPERED 'iiiy in his ca,
O"fne-wri's the rest tomorrow"
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From the London Times. October %
ADMIRAL NATnET

SD4nlNAb VALDEZ.
curious nnecdoie has been related 10 ne illpsir,-
i've OF the mixed unperiircucr and apathy ~ me
Spanish Character and Of the treacher og inbpctity
of the man whom II mosi concerns. 4 distine Gshed
E0glisbmaB arrived ai Cndz during he siege viii,
plan for Annoying, and perhaps rendering useless.
The French tieei wh'ch was ying Of tie town. One
OF the first things he did his arrival was n, l,v
The plan before Admiral Valdez, who had been in-
trusted with almost unlimited powers foI the defence
Of the place.
The scheme 80 simple hat child might nm
derstand " ; bot Valdez received the proposition
csldly said he conld not maze himself rcspnns lille
for mode Of action, IN musi coneulf y hoard
Of engineers The subject. Alter y strenuous but
rUiicss endeavor convince Rim that military 70.
vernon invested With supreme anihoriiy might a,l0pf
What means he pleased of aDnoyia- ilc enemy, with
OUT tho delay OF hoHfds and committees, llte llan
was referred 10 o conncl Of engineers.
From that sluggishness which, eccn under ths
most urgent circumstances, never Oisskcs the Sps-
nish gentleman, and feDdrrs him at once Tie most
me efficient, he is tic sgfccnt animal on the
lace OF tic earth, considerable time earSsd before
report could be procured. AT last appeared,
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REMOVAL

COTTON CLARKE have removed from their old
~ stand (e corner house opposite the Bell Tsvern
the house lately occupied hy Tate dec'd
low said Tavern and hope for the continuance Of the
tom heretofore received from their friends and The public
They have hand their usual with recent
ssiditiou.) Of STAPLE DRY GOODS.
1isoSoie and waxed leather Kip calf and
skins shoe thread; 20 arres tanners oil old Madeira
and Lisbon wines 1000 ~ printing, cap pot and
letter paper 10 dozen Valencia floor 1900 H. spun
cotton 10 bulls cranberries so boxes Spanish cigars &c.
dnd on Consgnmeni
Gases each containing 10000 Fire Crackers.
November 2R. Set
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FrJiu-Ihrte .Ngroes FOR .SGIs

sSf virtue OF deed Of executed b, Michae! "
ID Hancock Edmund raylorand Patrick Gibson Tor the
purposes therein mentioned, bearing date the tenth of De
cenber isl9 and recorded in the county Chester
Held SHALL ns surviving tustee proceed sell We'd
nes'ay the seventh day of January il fair If
mist r day thereafter 10 O'Clock before 'he door
Eagle in the city of Richmond for ready money fiji
tyhree slaves consisting of men, and ehiidren-
Those wishing chase will have th,
sale of supplying themselves with sune valuable
and several efficient crop-lands.
Dec. 4 -
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kDY virtue ola deed Of subscribers
10 by James Easham and bearing the tlay Of
November 1890 and duly recorded in Halifax county cGr
for purposes mentioned in said deed shall sell
highest bidder Mount LAUREL Halifax Va or Thursday
the eleventh day Of December next the of land
said Eastman resides. containing two thousnn nd
acres the part of which prime tobacco land and
ca cut together with several other tracts of land parcu
larry specified in said deed containing from four
hundred acres, valuable for the timber which is on them
Terws OF sale will be liberal credit, which will be
made known the day Of sale AS the of
IN lots OF from Eve hundred persons wishing
purchase tobacco land would 40 well nd. They will
he shown by MIR. Eastman wishing the
WILLIAM LEIGH. (r.
JOHN COLEMAN. ''"s'ees'
"a