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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
LITERARY NOTICE.

There IS now in the press, IL new edtinH
of Bishop hndrrws's "Precrs Private
Qnolidianr, first published in 1879. 10
Greek and Latin.
Mr.. Bentley, Il memlrr of the Asisfio
Society, has in the press, we understand.
E" Az Historical View of the Hindu Asyo-
Monty from the earliest dawn Of that scs
'nce in India. down TO the present time.
Nearly ready, Fifth edition IRE, isrd and
corrrcted) of thc Rev. Il. H. Hornr's In
Production I"ihr Critical Study and Know
edge of the Holy Scriptures, in four large
volumes. 8v". illustrated with Numerous
maps and fac-smilics of Biblical MSS.
The four volumes of Sermons b, the
late DIR. Doddridge, the publication ~
which was directed in his will, and "hisa,
have hitherto remained in the custody q
his family, will shortly appear.
Mr.. u. III. Barker, who was long init.
mate with the late DR. Parr, is employees
ON biography ut that eminent scholaf.--
Inc Dortof, we understand, has ls.t NE
rally no literary lahors behind HUG
The celebrated Genmetric;,n and Astro
nomers. t.,pisc-, has ro-prnti,,ced in the
fifth edition of hi, /" Esnosstlon of the s,se
tenn OF the World" HIS remarkable hypH
thesis OF the origin and forrlatia,' of the
f'MneE. lie regards th..e bodies "a rec
sn'tWis from the condensation Of soma
paris OF tho solar atmosphere thsaEs
which is sald TO account very well for I@V
rnfiar phenomena.
go
Or all the natvellans works of the De-;
y, perhaps there is nohin. that angels he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

sw,l. uns, pr,lr onsii ~ TIN. wark. and
E, r.ndrr Il s,bsrTt,sut 10 The hesl interests OF
the hufnan racs..'
nf. nii.4s.ll IN n nnnred ,hse"n'en'sa 81
.rrzi .i.1.. uhieh h. siai.d cnnfainea ihs
.i.r. of lir Elhe.- 1c. ke. &e. and d'''
e.r1 a lnng s,ilr..., hui the ere"a Mss
a. gr,,,, ih,l bt few ere able In hear any
mar, al IL. TIN hnnbrablr Mr.. toldfn
nrr.rnfs1 tn ihr Nav inemeir "hfh
lront ind = hri.f history th. Canal from
ia commencement fo - present. DAY.
6 al1i.s we're ,hcn fred from the Resr-
nne cnii, ;. the Pilot Brat., and several of
fhe Steam boat and th. PROCESSION ~
turned tn The city ia NEARLY the -a'ne order
a. ihes weai 4 ~. The Parpolsr being tow
ed ~ b, Nh. sirsmhaais. On passing
fat Lavfs,.li.. another salute VA hrfh
In thrir way MP. the several parties par
tpok of dinners ON board iiie'r several
buats.
Thu whole line NJ steamboats, landed
their passengers nj 2 O'clock. III ii ne fnr
then, Ia firm AMI ioin the procession III
ihrir fell cil2ens.
Tn fr iivi,irs were concluded by IRE
narl e m tlle e,eniog NJ Castle Garden, II"
CIV I'LL. and Vauxhnll Garden. The
Cry Hall. BridrWrp Peale's Museum.
scnulder's Museum City Hotel, syk''s
NeN Ynik Coffee Upnsr, Park Theatre,
Chatham Theatre. anil ramher ai ih'
ADJOINING buildings, VIE bsauiaall, hlu-
minated.
p AtnAsY. Nov 4.4-tienernl r. II. Por.
A.. H. If,tI.J GI,f.s' Eou1nlI4 siuurr
anl III Hon A. raBcLAr. his Britannia
VI ii-.i,'s tnnmissinnrr under III. 81
,.olh article Of TIN Treaty nj Gh.ni, ar ~.
I'll in fhi. cify an Tarsda, nornif z ihe
Il j,staat. together with JosErn lbALA. F
sIrIp, Eau Am. Ican hgeni, DIR Tftaks. E
Brilish AslronoInor. .AMrs IrrGtsoN
E.a American Astronomer, nnlof Dos
AID FaAsEa, Secretary IN Tie Bnafd, ard
d. n. Il. WILLIAMS Asaislaol Secretary,
Meetings IT thrr B,ar1 er. held nn
r,ra.hy Il N"dp.sd=s. fnr tie purpose.
IS p ar infnfnri. nf adjusting some pre-
rfnlaary nursiisns. pfrpa itafF liz The final
rlase nf ihr connl .slnn "hleh viii he |
"A. ed j. The course # lew nnnihs. :
W. li,arn, aiso with l"asare, thai there IL
>, ~. t,Iahalnllts II mol IN absolute eer-
,inlY, that this commission viii TERMINATE,
5lfp 'l,n .,ni h+r.iolore executed by thf |
4. M essli.nra. ~ a friendly and perfect
sfr.., enl IA Tn ihr course ofthis long and
line--lhns. a,oiding n recourse
~ illn arbltement f y fnrSgn government.
u provided f,r hg ihs Iaaty IN ease II
between the Com nlssloners.
.lifgus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Perfec'ion.-A French prc,cher was
once descsniing from the pulpit with rio.
qneece on the beauties of me ereation&
whqfc,er,' said hr, "conrs from he
hands of nature IS complete. She forms
every Thug perfect On of lr,s eonHe-
salnn We y much deiorntd, and having n
very barge hump, geu1 up To him nj the
clue Of hls discourse. ana asked. What
think yonof me. Holy Father, am i pr.
Jfd = To which The preacher replied very
c"nlly," H's for hump backed man..
qsite perfect.-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Important II 7'u.--The following arii-
tlc ia taken from an int IN paper by
tract of Il letter from Lagnira, dated the ord
octnber. An Expedition is I" sail against
Cuba IN the ! 9th inst. from Carthasrna
Tn .Nericdn, 6i guns, two frigates, three
brigs, IN 90 schooasrs, and all the Co.
ombian Navy, with $4,000 tronps. This
il the news Of the lay. aud boat ~as ami
Yesterday 10 Cumana to orler the Pinchtn-
cha and Boyacn town 10 Carlhasena.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
FEsAAam.

Jsm.s D'W"lf. a Member of III. Hnhe3
Statrs' Senate sren Rhode Island, In,
resigned bis seal ~ that body. Eh. La-
81 iatnre of the State meets this day, 81
that successor will doubtless be ehoss,
before the meeting "f Congress.
There are nov FIVE sacanries in the.
Senate: fact which we presume llus ur..
YER before occurred, viz: on. franz each
Of the States ri Rhode E-hntt New Y ork.
Vmginia, Tennessee, and Mis-lssippi
Iva! Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Gsorgiq ani he United Haics.-AT4.s
Washington G. rgia) Views Of Mon'in,
week, SAYS w, have been Informed,
that lctfers hay hecn recri.oa in this state
from Washington City from prrsons who,
hy The Offices the, hold. must be we'll az
qiaate with All the particulars Of thr
TIRE ,ty nth the Creehs and thu Indian dis
iurhance. in which il IL stated With much
confidence. thai The dintr"nces between
Georgia and the Frd,rll Government, in
regard To thr treaty, will he shortl, and
,micabIy adjusted, without The interfcr-
.nce Of Congress, and that the utmost ef-
forts will be mad to paclly the ladians,
and 10 Induce them To comply cheel fully
with the provisions Of the treaty.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

In ,ohnt manner poune Eqdies mup e-d-
dnoity get rid Of ruptions on tht faes and
neck.-Walk tnl-rably qul''> five or six
miles every day il The open air and If II he
Wet under foot, change the shoes aud stock
ings immediately on rsturoing h"m".
MEDICAL .fdpiGfy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Such wns the incorporate rraI nanifes-
I'D NJ ,hr Lite gnbtrnatoriai Election in
Georgia, that m aoling justice of the neaee
WAS detected in Alternating IN VOTE hricf.
I4l,rundria Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

The FIRST chapter Of \ new American 10
vel, appeared in the Globe and Emerald
of Saturday Ias' :; II is entitled PAN
Goap ~. a Tale uf the Revolution and WI
be speedily published.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Tanae II. Williamson has been re-eis cite,
Governor If the State of New Jersey fn
the year eD-i.ing and Daniel Coleman Sc
cretar, of State.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

nean 7. Wits. Esq. Of Koox,illr,
WIS ~ hfi1s,y la-l. elected Senator in Coa-
gross II he Tnted Stst.s. 80 thu 10 IN oil
Gen jackson resigned. ID
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

W. have hem requested 10 state. that
VI jor Grnrrll SAMUEL HOUSTON
will b. !, candidate ut tn, mkt election fur
thsolice af Gosernnr of,hls Stat.
N;istpiH- Gazef
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

3lh. t.e venerable Jnh Ada - completed
his ninfti,h year. H.. mas ontlired mesi
of his Contemporaries of Revolutionary M
,norv. lie l. thr only Survivor Of the Pa
ffia,s uEp constituted In. FIRST American
Congress, ard was classmste of the lai"
5ndge S.wsn. WIN 1T the same age has
gone brf,re him To that bourne whence no
tr.,.ll.., r-i,Ir4.. ipatrioi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

.ff.niifm ir.s-An apple trcr in Greens.
bnrgh. West Ches,rrrounIy, Pom sta
ted 10 have produced this season. sev.ni,
fut bushels of fruit.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Cbeap lnpds. The prirr of nnappr"pria'
ted land IL tn Ilin,sser District, tTennes
"r is now REDUCED In t"entv-ise CENTS
per acre. The ollie" is opened at Athens,
for entries at that price.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

Port Gibspn, f.Ussisut. ef .ao.-Sefe
Eges.-Thi. singular disease has been pre-
val-nt IN thu. country The uhdle summer
season. and this fsfi sfpesls 10 have a.som-
cd worse type. In .omn instances "f
late III. rye halls swelied {" bursting.
Rhi- happeps sometimes with one eye,
sonrtisrs With both. In thi1 ncighhnr-
hood, an .inf"innalr.l.dy is afflicted with
til. 1d.s oftplh eyes. 81 completely TINT
The, p.s.r ran De restored. II appears tn
b. a.dl..... preuliH to the Country, and
produced by local o4nsra. Some parts of
thu country al. free from il. It generally
goes ihrnngh family, yet does a"t appear
tn be contagious. for chr iowuslnplds have
tol been affected, although holding daily
and hourly communication with those who
WIRE. In almost every instance The Pat'rnt
ia deprived Of sight for Ave er Iz days
Th. ry.s b.cnme highly imaam"d, aud
gene ally accompanied by Sigh fever IN
The syartn. Core sPoaafna
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

A Lehrnn, of Lyons, has invented ma.
chime b, which one MN can weave 6v1
dracts Of six Al the same time, making II
SAVING in lacour of four hundred per cent
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

MEDICAL A communication in a Phik
delphia paper states, that Mr.. George Car
prntcr, a chemist of that city, has recently
discovered and obtained from the bark of
enc of nur native trees, (Cornns Florida !
concentrated active principle, sontow hat
analogous To quinine !; and by experiment
il Is found to be- fully equal ~ that impor
tan, remedy in the cure of ague, and inter-
miitent fever, and bids fair IL become an
important addition 10 the materia medica.
A London paper meutinns that W.T.
LIAM ANAsn,>GroN, npphew of General
George Washington, had gone from Hy-
dra IN Nap"i d Romana, tn enter the
Greek service. We presume he is the
Lieut.. Washington of the u. 8. army, who
MAS stationed about twelve months ago at
the arsenal near this pace-who lcft there
for Old Point Comfort, and afterwards as
We were informed. went to Greece. Ifhe
Is the same gentleman, wr have no hrsita-
ton in declaring that the Grerks are high
" fortunate IN possessing such IA narti2an.
We had the honor Of personal aconain-
lance with Lieut.. Washington. and believe
that he possesses many of the inrs,imabie
virtues. ne he dues III a great dr3ree the
mild and amiable manners, aud the calm.
benign and digniird department which
characteristics III. great Father OF our eoun-
try. The name itself is a host in the cause
81 L,err@. -. .4gsas!a fceo c.!.n2sie..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27

Yaluabie Property for Saie-Jtniper Hai.
THlS very valuable of land lying Meherrn river,
and which the subscriber resides contains about 1900
acres and for fertility is wei knowno he Of superior
quality. About 100 in cultivation and well nelo-
sed body about 500 wood land aud almost enelv
prime e for tobacco The quantity Of low sr und this tract
may be about $40 The buildings and deemed
valuable The situation is high and healthy. The land sbuad-
any supplied with timber, and we'll wa.ered Those who
contemplate such purchase, respectfully invited to
opportunity to purchase another such bod, Of equally
eesnt soil will not perhaps eannc sf this part
Of the country
TermsCdsh for hslfthe of the purchase
accommodate the purchaser, negotiable either OF the
banks Of kchnond Petersburg pay that sixty days
from the day of SALE will be accepei the other half three
equal annual payments with from the day Of SALE but
the interest will he rrmttcd 1.-THE principal be Puneua paid
be executed by the purchaser will he
made and given, anda VI the
premises must he duly executed the only security required
for the payment Of the instruments.
wM. BOWIE COwAN.
Lunsnhurg, county. September IS. 4i---wtsiD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
PUBIC SHE or T9NrD

saturday the 9th Of October next upon tb. prem;..
shab seiito The highest bidder upon credit Of one
snu th'ee years. The IRACT OF LAND on which i,,,
aeo'in Amelia county, called aad known by be ,s q
ytoh III Is situated on the ket Dad that ac,
ueno bridge, about and bali miles above The br;c.
az distance rom Richmond is 80 niles and from ps,s,.Is
~ es Inc farm contains about $50 acres lie. we'll h.
abundance OF wood land attached it, aud !, as we'll sI
as any place in Virginia. - We" Nae'ea
are handsome, consisting Of almost .vsr
%use ,eqn ed for family, and cost In the Who'll. aa y
70 hs mean time Of seeding crop Of Wheat Befo ,h d
~ al e subscribe. will treat privately for the above
pu should sale be effected, due notice will be yivsr
public Bond and eptionabe security viii E. nn sns
viii p carry interest from the date but the interest
viii saai, - .he principal Is Puncuay paid.
WI" also sen by private contract exchange for ,,or.-
I'm, ;ne hood Of Petersburg equal but undyd
nm H. & ., ,rset Of land IN the county Patrick wing
p.So acres n which land bargain NAV be had
fetersburE, Sept g. 1925. 36--tds i RoBFnTsnN H.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
HATS.
Wholesale & retail fashionable Hat Warehouse,


tNiE subscriber oders Ike above establish
sise and general assortment ofthe most fashionable HATS
OF every description, consisting OF all the various patterns that
are the mo-, generally approved Of the present ime aud
particularly adapted to all the prevailing fashions both
acme aud abroad aud that ou among his stock of Hats
he selected at all tines all the various qualities and grades
from the finest Beaver down the Koran. with
corresponding prizes 10 each Kind; and those which be
te most suitable, and made in conformity the fashions
whatever part Of the United States the purchaser reside
lis stock at all times large independent Of which he
any time manufacture any quantity confomahlc Older. lii
present supply consists of those ade essly for the fall
trade all OF which got in the most superior style
Workmanship IN respect aud equal not supe 10
any that can he offered this city. Ills stock continually
ePlenhed with Hats fresh FROM the mandatory, and
wn be offered for sale but those which will he give the
most perfect satisfaction the pu chaser, aud insure conn
ance III his custom As TO prices ne is selling low, If
lower than any other house in this city and the be
ral,erms.
~ Country merchants and others from the different parts
OF the United Sse and abroad who visit this city aud be
want of the above article, either wholesale
earnestly equeted call aud examine for themselves not
forgetting before they leave hoe take the number of the
above establishment ut from this advertisement
MOSES HOBSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
RUN9IYaV

kNROM The subscriber tue 25h u. CATO muso fel-
low aoon, 80 years Of age He spare made about
ee' e'g or nine inches high of his teeth
ms aud tefe several about his
on ~; cheek, which distinguished by being shade darker
h e smronadns skin, and he shutters unusually bad lie
well furnished with clothes has with him amonr Other
thinss blue broad cloth coat and white fur hat
CATO reads aud "a thought write. lilo will doubtless
tempt 10 pass as free and possibly have fabricated
eeihcate' TO that effect IL is known that he has certificates
OF good Character from several gentlemen Of re.pecbi
Tic was raised III the city OF Washington and will probably at
tenn ito make his there. any information him
VIII be thankfully received and literally rewarded
. - DAVID JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
March 25.
KENTLEGE.

r.. D
yr1HF cou; , 10Th September, 1925.
W.T. commissioners Of the Navy will receive prono,,,.,n
of o" 1'n Sy 81 o'ober next for,uPPbng oo tons
wipe oe in,n'1ed and deliverable before The Is. of SEQ
nee OF all expense the following Navy Yard
and IN the following quantities. viz J ~P
al the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. Fl.
1oo tons, each piece to weigh 500 pounds
zoO tons each piece 10 weigh 200 pounds,
ioo IONS each piece 10 weigh $50 pounds, -
AT the Navy Yard at Charlestown. Mass
100 TONS each piece to weigh 500 pounds,
soo ions, each piece TO weigh 200 pounds
i1o IONS, each piece TO weigh $50 pounds.
A' , Inc Navy Yard at Brooklyn, N. Y.
LOO ions, each piece to weigh 500 pound.
SW TONS each piece 10 weigh 200 pounds
loo tons, each piece % weigh $50 pounds
AT the Navy Yard at PHILADELPHIA,
10 Ions, each piece o weigh 800 pounds b
80 tons, each piece TO weigh 200 pounds
10 tons,each piece to weigh pounds
AT the Navy Yard at Washina,on
40 tons, each piece to weigh 500 pounJ,
tons, each piece 10 weigh 200 bounds,
20 tons, each piece 10 weigh $50 pounds
al the Navy Yard at Gosport Va
20 tons, each piece o weigh 800 hounds,
30 tons, each piece o weigh go pound,
- 70 tens, each piece weigh $50 bounds
PERSONS Offering will direct their proposs sealed n, AZ,
oil the Navy stating their price per ton for az
hehege, ana having endorsed the Of the oe,x 49,
wo,us ohers 10 furnish Kenege to be delivered n, az
propose TO deliver it'll " WHICH meg
Sept 23, =. ..-Jo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
FIFTY DOLLgRS REWgPDI

be given for the apprehension and delivery 10 me in
W Richmond, of slave named ROM VIII, ond.d on ~
inst lie "a years Of age rather under the ordinary
o chocolate colour, open intelligent couneanee
WIN large eyes snd has been principally aceuo,ued 10 ~
House aud stable lie has wife atthe Of Mr. John Al
en o. this city and relations ithe neehLorbooJ .
wen suPPed with money and Clothes aud will r,ob,by a.
tempt geito ofthe northern cities and for This
WI supply biuse ( with free papers. 49,
u Captains Of vessels cautioned against receiving b,
board. ~9 'eOe""s hin
pPprehended out Of the state win defrav all r.,
sohshle charges 10 conveying him to this place
JPiy 70. 2S-G WIN ANUFHenN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
LAWD FOR HALE

~ Monday the third day Of Octcbe II fair II not the fret
aIdty thereafter, the subso rIbers will sell pubiev a. ~,
nshe bidder on the premises Trnct of Jand Of sb am
sete be ,ue TO which indpuabe. The terms Of ale vii
ne, one-lbrd cash, and the balance two equal animal
nen,s carrying interest from the day sse This land H.
upon ChIosahonony Swamp, about 20 miles below RoboanS
nJon'ng the Long Bridges the Newkent tide i 10 rooJ
neaf may be eondered very rich, the soil light and ye
easy to cultivate and peculiarly suited 10 the growing 81 coo
Gus Of purchasing small itch Farm, they will attend Ih
ae The purchaser will De required TO give bond and
y' aHd deed Of s, on the land secure the credit nav
neu's JOHN Is. CHRISTIAN, Erecators ri NJ
Angus &c. ' 20 zee
n H. The above sa postponed until The third Tbur,dsy
IN November AZ which time Il will fake place AZ 49,
eopfihoo'e, ,sstead off on lhe rrtmiats
Selr. Iea sq..,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
MARSHIL5S SIZE

DURSUANT 10 decree ofhe Superior Court
Tor the Williamsburg District pronounced on he e,b J,y
81 July S95 IN suit therein depending, between Walter
lett s. Woodward dec. defendant will he sold al public
9n at Neken, Courthouse, Thursday the 18th day CT DC
oner next being cot day, Tacf Of Land lying lhe sor
said county of which said Woodland died sezed and
ssssed The terms will be credit Of twelve months the pur
ohsse SWING bond with sufficient security, aud deed Of trust
on the land toseeur the payment.
August 90, 1926 IA ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27

A LII persons who indebted the ar John Gardner of
aaover county, at the time Of his DEATH requested
10 make the necessary for settlement and paw
men without delay, which my duty responsibility and
Gl' require OF me- Those who have just claims against
ecedent are also requested To
fore the first day of November next order the sane NAV
De duly considered and paid All Of those who COM
ply with The above, need not expect further indus ence
JAS p. TYLER one ofthe Executors off, Gardner dec
Sept. 23 die
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27

IN oHANoERY.; Al rule. taken ihe clerk, Office Of the
county Of Prince Edward the sth day Of September 49,
John seby Edward selty sslby, Sherwood selIy
and Susanna Seby, coupi,s.
against
CONSTANT. Selby William Seiby, Samuel seIby Charlie,
Selby William aud Samuel Hail. aud Thomas w. Me6ason
Adunr. Of Charles Seiby, decd. Ie.ts -
This day the companan,s their counsel and le
their bill and the defendants William Seby Samuel Selby
Charles Se'hy and William and Samuel Hail. having
ofthe General Assembly and the rule. Of this court aud Il
appearing not Inhabitants this state the mo
ton Of the compliments by counsel; entered at rle
.iore.sd and aeeordiny ordered the said defendant,
William Seby Samuel Selby, Charles Selby William and
court next and answer he companan, b and that COW
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in one Of The pub
months sueeeyey and also posted the trout door Of he
courthouse oi this county, Copy. Tcte : 7 :
Sept TO- S9-w8w Ii. j.. WORSUAN n n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
.LANU FOR .S9TE

SHE subscriber being DESTROYS OF moving the Western
Country tins TALL will sell bargain LAND aecomuo
dating terms There about 400 this tract living at
me Junction OF the Geno and buckingham road the county
OF Powhaian 81 miles from Richmond This proo.rtv h,.
variety OF advantages attached offers TO The farmer IN.
tsVern-keePe aud the merchant good prospect One half in
Two large two-stoy dwelling houses house, and every
convenient out house e., the oil large
iame well OF excellent in the yard exceIed y
any an virginia Also number Of very springs in differ
ent parts OF the plantation, and variety of m trees
deem unnecessary TO give further description of this va
ua1 property as IPresume any person wishing to purchase
w hrst view the premises will sell the whole or any part
as may best suit purchasers r'
MATTHEW c. BAKER.
".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
Gloucester Lone Ground, for SoIc

FNE subscriber Offers hi, Farm ouc county
n Containing between aud GOO This lies
Severn RIVER naysable TO the barn, abuunds the best
oysters and fish, and has every useful and necessary
the reception Of family good dwelling house, good
barns, house all built within the last twenty ears
der the inspection of the pOpfieto and complete
order Possession will he given the first of January next
and the payments made eayI40 cultivation
which may be seeded either wheat barley, 10 both OF
which the land well adapted. Any further information will
be given If application made through the Posoce direct
ed 10 me at Gloucester courthouse JOHN LEWIS.
CLIQUE ester courthouse, Va. Aug. &c. SO---I6t