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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
YALUHBLE REAL ESTATE.
EoR SaLE. On 10 LET.

FOR SRLE, on TO LET. ..
THAT pleasantly situated, stand for Public
House, situate in Portsmouth, about > miles
from Newport, with an excellent orchard, garden.
extensive Oh, houses, in thorough repair. aud about
six acres Of land The situation is well known, hsr.
ing been occupied as public hou,e tor many years
.qno-a three acre lot. on the main road. within
one mile from the Sste-house.
Likewise--an excellent well finishSd two story
Dwelling House, in iloSards, vt the south part
of the town. in perfect repair, and having large
garden, with an abundant supply Of fruit
LikeEise-two shares in the Portsmouth Wooien
Nauu..ctory, now in full operation.
For particulars relative to the whole or any part
Of THE above property, apply to
Eevnort Ian IS 1815
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NOTICE..

Court Of PROBATE. Acwnorf, Jan. 6. 1928.
IN application Of Constant Taber. Guardian OF the
~ person Az! estse OF The late
.NARY G. C.iRD.yER. ..
deceased, for . settlement Of sid Guardians sc'
coun notice 10 hereby given 10 all persons Interest
ell in said estate, TO appear. II they think ht, at
Court OF Probate 10 be holden at the house OF the
sail Constant Tsber, on MONDAY the third day OF
February next. at 2 o'clock, rnto shew cs'ise u any
they lave, why said account should no, be allowed
itness,
CHARLES GILES, PROBATE Gers.
j.nls
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
LAWS OF lWODE-lSLAND.

lust hubIshed and /ov safe BY 1hi,er u Hufe1-
ens. Precedence, and II. Il. Dium/ordy Esq.
hewhori. s.sgs.
THE Public Laws Of the state or Rhode. Island
j and Providence Plantations, ~ revised by
committee, aud hoaliy enacted by the Hon, General
Assembly, at their session In January 1922. To
which are preRxed, the charter. declaration of inde
penence, articles Of confederation constitution of
dress OF September 1895 The Laws are comprised ia
royal OCT avo yc,hnie OF a5ou, 600 pages Including
copous index of 46 pages. printed oo supcr6ne pa
pei Price 81 50 sheep, and 81 25 calf. IN consc-
qucnce Of the grca, expenses attending the wcsk,
the price viii be advanced 50 cents on volume af
ter the first Of February next
ProyiJeoce. &c. 10,
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From Haoaaa.

Letters and papers have been received in
Chafiesion from Hsvans. to the Gath uls.
Rice is quoted a, 3 ) la; Flour 10 a
10 .. The holydays were about to CON.
'mence, when business would CT course be
generally suspended.
IL B. nj. friga,n Seringapa,sm, and brig
Redwing, sailed the day before the Catherine,
bount direct 20 Engiand Some surprise IVES
expressed at tho returning homc OF these YES
seis so soon siier thcir arrival al Havana and
various rumors were aIloat as to the cause.
Some disturbances are stated to havo oc.
catred IN one Of the interior Parishes o! the
Island (E.pritu Ssnio) growing out Of the
late e!ectlons--bu. all was quiet .. Havana.
II is said that Mr.. M'Dulhc is SO rap.
idly recovering from the effects of the
wound received in the duel with Colonel
Cumming, that he may be expected to
take his seat i'll Congress, the last oi this
month.
We perceive by y paragraph in the Sa'eo:
Gazette, that the Ecclesiastical Council ins,i'
,uted for the purpose o!invesigs,ing 0! the char
ges sgains, the character Of Rev. J. Y. Mstiil,
have onaoi nou,Iy acquitted him. INN uden-
ccs were, however, discovetcd by the couac;i
in some instances. The proceedings OF ths
Councii are to DC published in pamphlet.
Boston Patriof.
From SRir,aa's Journal Jor Seh.. 1922.
II carne. has beea msnuiacisred at the
Roial establishment Of the Sauornerie, at Par
is, destined for the hall of the throns, which
is believed to be ,hc largest this, ha, ever been
executed. is so !cst long and so wide,
and might bsve been tone in one piece, a.
greesbly TO the design, but 1t would have re-
qniecd in thai case, nine years for its execu.
ton. 'or me ssEo Of greater expedition II
was divided into ,hrce parts, which have been
accomplished in ,hree years Agree.bly to
the details tha, have been furnished, IL has
cost 10 Labor above SO, 900 francs, And who
Pays Ior il!
Melancholy in/aiuamon.-A man By the
name OF Kirby, st Pia,tsbuigh, took his Two
children, one 4 I.3, snd the other IL years
Of age, to The bridge across the O.wsga,chc,
aud deliberately threw them into the river,
where the pnos children were drowoed, IN
sight Of several persons. Hlo delivered him-
self up 10 Justice, and said that he done tho
deed TO remove tho children from world OF
trouble to regians Of bliss. lie was no doubt
dersnged.
The inhabitants Of Louisville. Eeo. were On the 7th
uh couiaed the upper stories OF their houses IN
conseq renee of freshet, which had overfiowed the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EN- TERED.
brig Mercury, Robbins, Stockholm.
CIE.gKEU

brig Mercury, Robbins, Stockholm
CLE.fkED.
Brig Mercury, Robbins. Boston s!oop I'D Jones,
Lsw,on, New-York brig Ann Gsdsden, bAr>er. hA-
vana.
Fridcy Jaa i<-Arrlvcd ship General Csrriag,on.
10 days from Savannah, for Providencc.
MEMORANDA
Arrived a. Charleston Dec y, brig phS5c. Lnther,
bristol, (Ri) days, brig Milo, ChamP.", hom ,h's
port, Is days
Brig Friendship, Hopkins. o! ,his port, was 'et at
Havana or the i7th ultiino.
Left at Havana, Dec 22d. brigs Charlotte, Martin,
fom Bristol, (s) just arrived' Matilda "arren'
tRi) ditto
lhe schooner Charles. Chsce,. from Alexandria.
bound to this port. put in to Norfolk Dec 81 on sc'
count of head winds.
Cleared at Charleston. Dec 81. sloop Com Ferry,
Eddy, Of this port, for 81. Augustine.
Arrived at Richmond, Dec. 30, sch Ann, Diown'
ell from this port.
Cleared at Ncw.york, on the 9Th inst. sch Esther,
Perry, Of this port, for Charleston.
Arrived AT Havana, Dec 81, ship Charlotte, Mar
tin, Bristol, I6 days.
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AIiition1L Particyildrs.

ASJiiffCTGL IuTf'(|fH|H.
aOn Sau!day evening she was attempting
TO run ,u.o Black Rock harbDr in the snow
sso,n; they were mistaken in the passage
r,om ths circumNsncc OF q schooner which
was wing ashore on the Reef at The mou,h OF
the hs,bar, and supposng she was in The
channel and aHoa,, Capt. Nichols run FOR her
when his vessel streck, and in abou, three
boats after filled through hec cabin windaws
The crew and passengers, eight IN nnpper
we're compelled 10 remain on the wreck, but
before morning, all, except Capt. Nichols aud
his male, bccame frozen aod exhausted, and
one aitert another wess washed oil and drown.
ed. Capt, Nichols and his mate wsro taken
of at dayiight on Sunday morning. nearly ex.
hsu,ted. They say the borsofs ot tbs night
were beyond description every effort was
med. 10 encourage and assist each other to
keep 20 the wreck 'iil morning, but the in.
elemency of ne weather WAS 100 severe and
na,ure could not hold cut.
The passengers lost wefe Capt. Chrisso.
hher Smith, very respcctab'e ship master, ot
Ncw.YJtk, tate commander OF the ship Lou
isa: Dr. Samuel Edn,oadsfor, also OF Now.
York, and ayouug man who accompanied
him on a visit TO New Bedford. Ol the crew
,bs,e wee Two coored men and boy, max
' ipg atx in all
On SUNDAY morning some OF her cabin Fur.
,j,ura. and ,oms casks Of Oil were seen iloat-
fnc n.a her, hu, i, vas expected that her car
GO would be mostly saved"
From ne Ne,s York .hsrcartiis 4frcr'iscr.
Tue swing ot ne 5!h class OF The N'lion.
NJ I,,.tery IS flushed. No. 1929 drew the
r,,zs Il 100 900 dollars, and was sold 10
u.nt;emsn a Richmond I; the prize OF 25,oco
aoi!.rs, Was drawnt, NJ. s59i. Whieh was
,old ~ shares, half 10 q gentleman at Utica;
No. 3s,44l, ptizs Of 10000 dollars, wa'
sold % D gentleman IN this city No 36.l8I,
o,ize OF 5000 dollars, was sold in sh, cs,
dali IN this Guy.
Ilueky dream-A letter 20 Mr.. Lyford OF
che commercial Coffee House, dated R'ch-
Mons, Jan. 5th, says" No. 1929 the ioo''
900. Is owned by Mo. Chs'tioe Cisi H. OF the
firm ,r G.. & G.. Clark, sue,ioneer' OF thi' o''y
>--snd whs, is very singular sod 'e'y rem"S'
.bie, he called at the different lottery Offices
In this city last summ.r to endeavor 10 We.
,hu p,,.,cul,t number, stating that he had
A.. c,,b, csev;ou, dream; that u hal drawn
The g 100000 prize, snd 'hi' nc had seen u
.,n,uoc,d a M ,hs show boa9J N large hsufes.
TIE ticket no, be,cg IN toTu' ne u,soo '''
lanes Gilc.pi,'s sysn. here aad hf' Conen ,
70 send for il. They did--t'J'e.p'e p'"cn'eu
II for him--and he has been 80 eoonoen'
ever since tast IL ~ould draw The 3 ioo ooo
,hs, he u,anileSed no sg,siion on the TACT
Le,n, announced 10 him. There is no doubt
Of VIVA, have told yoa being i'Ue--M'. Co.
hen and NJ. Gillespie both tesu'y TO i--''
wei a, N my o,hcra-No other ticket in ne
.,,,. 1000 uckets was sold--1oc would ihe
fotao.,, one have been. .sd IL 10, b,en spec
S,i- odersd."-As.fS!k Hssa.G.
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The inhabitants Of Louisville. Eeo. were on the 7th
u't couiaed TO the upper stories OF their houses IN
conseq renee Of freshet, which had overfowed the
lower par, of The town.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

psJl:c Baild;ngs-Ntsss. Nelson,
Ellis, Moore, of Ky.
Committee on the S!ars Trade
Me,.rs. Gogan, Livernore, Herric,
Test, Wayne, spa.ght, Eaton.
Comfee on tas Cumberland Road
Messrs. Hemphill. Stewart, johnson, Of
Ky, Reynolds, Owen
Committee on n: Chesapeake am
Ohio Caaek.-Msssers M err, Lac
Brock, Ruckner, j. Sehenson, VIM.
Woods, of Ohio.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
FRIDAY, Dec. 5.

After the presentations 81 petitions:'-
Mr. Lireraore, of New Hampshire,
offered for consideration the following
resolution:
Rsseiped, That the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads be instruc
ted to inquire into the expediency of Dir
recting the U. s. Mail to be carried in
the day time only, except when trans
ported by water.
In support Of this resolution, MIR. L.
remarked, that his object was to secure
the mail from depredations, several a.
farming instances Of which had recently
occurred. lie was persuaded, that,
while the adoption of the measure pro-
posed in the resolve would protect, il
would not retard the mail; because, if
accelerated as it might be, it would be
carries as far in twelve hours, by day
light, as now in the twenty four, includ-
ing the night
The resolution was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. K'DaE., of South
Carolina, it was
Resolved, That select committee be
appoir ted to inquire into the expedisncy
of recommending, to the several States.
the propriety of amending the Consti-
| tuition of the United States, in such
manner that the mode of electing Mem
bers Of the House Of Representatives.
in Congress, may be uniform through
out the United States; also, that the
mode of choosing Electors for Presiden nj
| and Vice President of the United States
may be, in like manner, uniform; and
| also, that the election Of the said officers
! may, in no event, devolve upon the II
of Representatives.
The Mouse adjourned till Monday
next.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
1876 Eousfess.
FIRST SESSION.

HOUSE Of REPRE- sENTATIvEs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
JAMES PLEASANTS, JR.
EXECUTIVE DErARTMKNT,
Council Chamber, lst Dec. 1898.

q JAMES Brown, of Louisiana, has
been appointed, by the President OF the
United States, with the advice and con-
-sent of the Senate, to be Envoy Ex-
-traordinary and Minister Plenipotsntia-
-rY of FRANCE, vice Mr. GALLATIN, re-
.signed. ..t
The following appointments, made
by tn. President during the recess, have
been confirmed by the seaate of the
. United States, viz.
SAMUEL LSoUrHARp, OF New jersey,
to be secretary Of the Navy.
SMITH THOMPSON, of New York, to
be Judge of the Supreme Court.
john MCLEAN, Of Ohio, to be Post
master General.-Saf. Int.
DUAL fcations for Cengress.-@Why
do you not present yourself as candi-
date for Congress" said lady the
other day to her husband, who was con-
fined TO his chair by tic govt "Why
should |. nv dear:" replied he'" l am
not qualified for the station" "Nay, but
think you are," returned the wife;
"your language and actions are parlia-
mentary.o When bills are presented,
for instspce, wosld order them to be laid
on the table, or you make motion TO
rise; though often out oforosr, you arc
stll Supported by the chair; and you
ofien POKE, your nose into measures
which are calculated to destroy the con-
si.tstiOas--,jou1nsl.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

In pursuance of the Resolution OF
Wednesday last, the following Commit
tees have been appointed by the Speak
err of the House of Representatyes,viz:
Committee Of EIsetion,--Messrs.
Sloane, Malay, Ball, Tucker, $. C.
Hall, N. C. Standifer, Thompson. Ken.
Commiiies Of Wsys&.Means.---Messrs.
McLane, Del.Ingham, Thompson, Geo,
A. Stevenson, Cambreleng, MDufie,
McKim.
Committee of Claim.-Messrs. Will
liams, of N. c., Mccoy, Rich, Litchfeld,
Matson, Whitlesey, Isaacks.
Committee Of Commsrce.--Messrs
Newton, Tomlinson. Abbot, Durfee,
Dwight, Mangium, Morgan.
Committee on Public Lands. --Messrs.
Rankin, Scott, Cook, Jennings, Strong,
Vinton, Bradley.
Committee on the Post Office, &C.
Messrs. i. Johnson, Hook, Stoddard,
Wilson, s. c., Mexican, Alexander, Ten,
BARLEY.
Commitfs. on the District ofColumbia.
--Messrs. Kent, Neale, Matlack, Alex
ander, Va, Gazlay, Blair.
Committee on the Judlciary.-Messrs
Webster, r. p. Barbour, Va, Plumer,
N. H., Burton, Buchanan, Saunders,
Brent. .
Committee on Pension and Revolution
arg CIsims -@essrs. Little Eddy, Allen
Ten, VIM, Smith, Culpepper, Plumer:
Pen, Udree.
Committee on Public Expenditures
Messrs. Cobb, Clarke, Crafts, Markley,
Gist, Sanford, J. S. Barbour.
Committee OF, Prira's Land Claims
Messrs. Campbell, Ohio, Moore, Alab.,
Sterling, Prince, Garrison, Locke, Will
Hams, n. Y.
Committee on Manufactures -Me>srs
Todd, Forward, Cordict, Conner, W right
Craig, Marvin. trr
Conssitte: on observation-disclosures
Van Rensselaer,, Baylies, Garnet, Har-
ris, PEN, Rose, Whitman, Patterson, Pen
Committee on Neutrality-suspicious.
Cooke, Mitchell, Pen, Williams, Va,
Mckee, Mclean, Ohio, Ten Eyck,
Gatiin.
Conmities on Military Afairs.--
Messrs. hamilton, Rogers, Mitchell, Nd,
Macarthur, Houston, Vance, Ohio, Camp
bell, S. c.
Commute; on Nara! .4fairs.-Messrs
Crownninshield, Fuller, Randolph, War
field, Cadv, Holcombe, Harvey.
Committes on FmeignAfairs-- Hessrs
Forsyth, Taylor, Stors, Trimble, Arch
err, Farrelly, Poinsett
Committee on Rsrisal and unfinished
Businsss.-Messrs. Ross, Lathrop, Brown,
of Pa.
Committee Of observation-disclosures. Al
len, Mass, Swan, Letcher.
Committee on Expenditure in the De-
partment Of State.-Messrs. Silas Wood,
Barber, Con. Bailey.
Com'tee on Expenditures in The
Treasury. Messrs. Edwards, OF n. c.
Hayward, Burleigh.
Committee on Expenditures in The
Var DETERMINATIONS. fucker, of
Va. Lincoln, White
Committee on Expenditures in the
Nary Dspartmsnt.-Messrs, Edwards,
ofPa, Hobart O'Brien.
Committee on the Expenditures Of TIE
Peat OGice.-.iessrs. Van Wilson, OF
Ohio, Lawrence.
Connit.ss on TIE Library BE ssrs,
\. smyt6, Whipp'r, Cuthbert-
Committee ca Expenditures on The
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

Evansville. Nov. 17th, 1928.
P. S. The foregoing statemani Is
MADE atthis early period, in order -
give all tbese whose curiosity may
lead them 70 have occular demoasra-
ton Of the above facts an opportunity
OF repairing to the house Of Judge
Prince, and Judging for themselves.
Doctor Thompson, who has witness
ed, and WHO will continue to mark
the progress Of this mysterious affair
until its termination, vii! lay q state
rlcnt of facts before the pubic, as it
is probable the case will ultimately
assume a different appearance These
who cannot credit the truth os The
0vestatensnt, are earnestly reques-
led to repair to The place rs soon 50
possible. Il "a. n
In letter from Mr.. LEVI PRICES
(formcrly of this place. row r@si-
dent OF Evansville,) 10 Il certie msn"t
Aartinsburg, speaking OF tbs clrruc'.
stance, says, "There is not ti1- !ca'i
CouhS in nv Hnsl. but thls statement
5 Substantially correct"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
sfall aAzGTTEs
nARTINsBURG, Dec. rs, lsas.

A shocking murder is stated to have
been lately committed near the North
Branch, in Hampshire county. 4 man
named M'Donald, is said TO asye killed
his mother, aged about eighty years, by
beating her in shocking manner In
toxicstion is supposed to be the cause.
The perpetrator with his father, who is
considered accessory TO the murder, is
lodged in Ronnsy jail for trial.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

To the exclusion of much Con
gressional matter, we this day Civ
place to the highly important documen
of the Chief Magistrate of this state
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
VERA CRUZ.

1t appears from the New Orleans
papers Of the l0.h nit. that The sloop
Cherub had returned to that port,
with her outward cargo from Vera
Cruz, which place she left on The 2lst
of October. The castle continued &C
casionally 10 throw bombs into the
town.-The Liget Upon The castle was
lemolished about the lst Of October.
by a bomb sent from tie city. A
knowledge Of this fact may lie useful
to commerciai ,Bcn navigating Tic
Gulf OF Mexico. FED. GG3-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
TWENTY DOLLARS REV am

ONAWAi from the subscriber living in Tive co,r,v of
DhwhdIe on the 22d ulf. negro r,an nan,eI 6 An
Ja, % YEAR 9ds very tall likely negro cI,ocn
eoIi 'iumDle countenance, and when spokPn In sneak
, " nhs very high forehead his tend peaLs rnn.i
~ hnu mas short happy hair flesh marks recoIect
80 i u""rI n brel That Sam has gone of with free
~ Iaheh william jenkins, who ia,l. hi, escaue fro,
irs, 'gn'nri'"oi for having committed rS,hery "
Ill le',"" mas not gone OF with Jenkins IL il nm
Co., W may nave proceeded TO Charlotte counfy yyber, he
,ia ,e"1 having purchased lin Of Mr. flezekiah Fpn
, hVIng eight miles south of the court,nns. SL;,
frry. IL he has gone nj With Jenkins e win nro
ne 'ars NORFOLK, or other sea DO H. ana en-
:" eieci ms escape iO Northern civ In
vessels aud others are forcwarned against arin,ii
y, eH.yhg oil said Negro, ileir per The
le""u WIZ be given 10 per un who will .el;ver
cr In me w bhwIddir county, Poplar Grove or Sc
expenses paid. ~ SUM "''" "I' Ieasohaple
Nav g. tts r ,..,.,,....
uL; ~. NJ Jenkins Is tall yellow fellow, Win I,r,o
pcrceptible. 0P'' "' ''"' " "hIchis very
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
TRuSr SAIr

virtue ola deed of executed 90 me nm Tho ia,b s
oc'o''r 1871 10y John Nash Johnston, which laid deed
u> ~ record ~ i'oIrourt county court office Tor IN.
Pse :" securing the payment of certain monies therein
e"ont, WIN interest Ia Jefferson r. Trice I shall on
ay ,i '<'h May next at ten O'Clock a. nj. proceed to
~ oc auciI"n i"r cash, before the front door of The
aee inei IN The city OF richmond following
~; w. lhr UNDIVIDED interest of the said J. n Johnston
@ =" seven slaves 10 witDne- fourth part thereof NV
~ OF Ann Johnston, together with the like in
No., 'l.e increase ' ihe-ieuae slaves also certain
ii OF Whatever the same Hay be, to which the said
mem oS"n Is entitled by the last will and testa-
April H. 1oo-,Js - x,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09

Summer Hit for .Shie by p,,tf:--1.,-I:-------
TN pursuance of The will ~ Ju,1 Leslie deceased, and
decree ~f the of The United STATES Tor the
Filth circuit ami Virginia district prononnrrh IN cause
therein depending Wherein isabella Hack and others
plaintiffs and James Scott, executor oi j. Leslie deceased
and o.r, arr, pt-ndaIss. will lie sOid in
Eagle Hotel tenmond, public Ruciou Thursday
MAY next, nj O'clock T.. NJ that valuable and wei.
known esiaie called Summer I in county OF Ches
terhe!d on JAMES river about miles below Richmond
adjoining the Why Estate, containing v estimation s6O
acresa considerable proportion OF which is rate low
grounds. The improvements are, comfortable wooden
iwelng-house- kichrn, As. also OvrrSertS house
large i@o-s'y barn. spacious stables cow-hauses all
bui 81 brick oi the best quaiya we enclosed garden,
ami small orchard OF choice fruit trees.
The trrn Nc sale will be negotiable with approye
endorsors, s. and II months aud decd III tr ,,n,,
The property 10 secure tue payurnrhe subscriber will
shew The premises at any time previous ihr sale.
JAMES SCOTT, Ex'or OF
Manchester, April 25. John Lessli- decd
IL The sale will Ice conducted i,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
FALLS PIANTATION-

ff'E subscriber offers fpr his present residence
called Wheailrnd, living in t5c county Chesterfield
AMI hhlt mile from ManChester: IL the centre
part at the tas Pa,aIiOn aud Is bounded ON The North
east y James river where tue dspb water is sufficient
other heavy articles uf commerce IL has also doubs
front 81 near half miIe in the and
Petersburg turnpike r'-d.
The 'rne consists TO acres Of which $40 are cleared
7Hd now III good culture than iwo-tirds OF which
cenrri lrnd may he considered fertile and
capable from the excellence gifts foundation OF tring very
highly improved The iimliered land j. about Y5 acres
Few estates much fsyor.d with good SPRINGS or
water, and falling runs through each fei
'bee y also M abundant supply ROCK lying near h,
surface Tor all The purposes ag fences aud
Tue Improvements consist nf comfortable dwelling house
aey erected, with suitable out muses. an extensive yar-
h.n AMI avery superior barn. constructed for working n
wheat threshing machine aud stahling cauIe.
The subscriber will te n all times ready IN sL.v ,
premises tn av who may r desraas ma king nurra.
ann To state the terms an which he will sell
March Z. aa-tr ON am nc ntrvvr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
'V5 .1j g decree Of ;he cbapdry court for

EpuhsDANT to decree OF ;he ebaec-rv court for 1Ls
ol Williamsburg, will be sold 20 the bige hill
~ wsanesd1y The lab day Of NAV next before te
s,a,; yoL ~ NE city Of Williamsburg that valuable
Tsbn 80. tdtnhoUTH, belonging to the estate OF
fst zee wing 10 the county Of james CITY aud on
rr,s river Ihis tract cOntaiss 267O acres Of
,;.. great portion Of which nfh rste ClcL h,,
Of e s,oonas The land Is we'll adapted TO the growth
III osts cotton, tobacco and hay ar N this 1in j."
rla'e OF Improvement and under = gooa frnes !,
ny hogs esnle sheep tS,saF he lower
ft There a'e upon tie t,yolry brick house in
fy nt.e orr for the accommodation any family from
WDchhere Is handsome view OF the rver ana ery ne
rfry clubhouse About 1900 ofthis tract abound 10
pner y he bet quality, such red aud white oak 6nm
IN h ~, an' 81 gaahy pinei and the greatest quanty
" ne PSI wOps of which Is within two miles 81 nayi
gsian, tnd thc greater portion within one mile nav
Wui n sVld ~ the time and place yauat. eo,o
fui wnlp Two miles Of this plantation with fortv acre
land Fiiached The miil j. in pretty e,,,J ordr i
pfabi N oie OF the best nekhh0rioods In tLr ,tse
8eynHyt-Ihe above property wiIl hs sold upon a er
M ssa years or twohirds cfthe purchase money and
ihs other third the widows lie by paving M
pe tifsst annsHly Bond @h approved seetritv VII ~
gafs, with trust deed upon the pra,y In seS,s ~
4 xsi,s Wh hcCANDLtSH, NJ. 9. ID. w