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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16

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NplIr a1h.rribrr hns just received by the
- laltd alrvM FROM fhindclph,n, rhr iol
lpNIur nairir VIZ Memoirs 81 The Lite 81
~. ,ght hon. Rchard brln.ley sheridHr, b.
Ihus hoofe, III | wi.
Napoleon aud the Grand \rm, In fiu'.n or
II crltirM csrnlupt,on 81 Count rdllir De So
gutp work. ny ecu Go0rgaud, IN vor
lhc Emperor Napoleon. cHpcdliantu Rus.
III ia lal2, 10y Count Philip De segur, in Z
vols,
The contribution a q Ia n periodical
wurl With piece, urvri brlure published by
the Int lane TAYLOR - vols
/ Ialcs of The Wild and Wonderful IN | vol.
Tue sketch book IN : vols.
! iiumr's suo'lets aud Brssel History oil
England IN . volts.
/ Element III IberRpniics and Materia Me
dira by \ Chapman ~ vols,
The Element- Of Experimental Chemistry
By Nlliam Henry in , vols
The ~urRical aud Physiological works Of
John \hrruarhy Of Lot,iou Ia vols,
Medical rnguirjcs and observations upon
the dlseescs al The humnn MUD by Benjamin
Rush ~ vol
fIapgs family Dentist in vol.
Scots Infantry Tactics IN . vols
Lord Herons Works III & vols. rib binding
A new American System OF Book keeping
by Iunes Bruurt ~ vol
Albums Geography and ATLAS.
Smllrvs' do. do
Cmmmrres' Surveying
Gri.ram.. Questions in English Grammar
for the Ne oi ,chopi4.
The ll,eroeiyphirp1 Forum" Icller ,np-
posed 10 bav, been invented b> Bonuprtr
1hr LII 81 the Mahenns, by the author o.
the Pioneers.
Haudoleh'- Culinary Gardener, by n ma.
tiyr OF tnsinin.
DuNvorh's spelling Book
Lite oi Washington. rorkrr Maps of Vn
Pocket book large and ,mnl with cl .ps
Plnk Irlter pnpcr. 81. sc All OF which
he - III 81 very low To- eath
CHS A. WlIHERS
March Ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16
TIE AEKT LOI'I ERR.
couEN's ofrlCE-G Baltimore, ,

CouEN'a ofplCE-- Baltimore,
Ieb,umg ~, le-b
II The drawing ot the Eread statr -
ieJ ol May mud, whiell to"k place nj Blu,
more on lhr lbtl ln.l nerrcnbly IL snnouno.
mcId, resulted us n'nni, with ,i1.nlid auc., ~
10 advenlutor. al oIlt.N' > OffIt T., ssh, %
besides snf,9u, other tnlitni' ol mporapce,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16

els. ANA ali ol them oHIed ny distant adt -
tuIrrs - lie Hall IN RVbiu,y Hmgator -
~ uguaa. 10y Messrs thaIlrs u Cinrk MI
James q hsen---Ote U tnricr 10y Jaeob W =
Rang ui iotk ,o"aty H,n Uoapref,Po. On ;
y m ~ 5dto hdtt bfoi aI,tadV punpt,dmf
IN, cash ins'apiiy jatd, rs H,ooi nj Conn q
OrrIcL lhc mn,n1nl Quarter whlth -
held IA Phiitd.iP1.a, bas not yet br'n pre-.
secuted. lhe ro,uts Of the above lentlrtuen
arr mentioned by permission.
- W. have nov tne pleasure 10 present 10
The puhllC, lhr Next ,chrmr ol ihr
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Hinna Sota 4 Ao,.evy
OF Har0l,pd, No. d 10 10 dso,gp on lie.
OLD AND IVEI S-KS.a EuG

~ winch lle huldrl ri Nv" litk.ls, ur TWO
share, will hr ctriain ~ Obiatnmg al haa
ONE PRIZE, a0d mn, Aow ilIltEt! Iris
mode ol drawing winch ssecnred b. Letirrs
Patent under seat al Inc United Suites, In.
been aEun adopted 10y III" coamis4ioRIns
appointed BY the Go1Hhon aud Coz set, III
conscqnrnce ~ It, untlNnlled Iep0inrhNf
The Nhole scheme 10 he draNn IN one
DAY aud will take place IN the Cily oi Bai-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16
T7centy Fire Thou. and oliGrs
4O,ou5 llekr't nj "a SlcO0oo
Not one Blank to a trlze !

MODI. VI DE lhG:
The Numbers vii lar pat mo one Whfbl
- usual md ~ tire othsr wheel NIL b6
pnl the prizes above the Denomination VI
ouI DnllHr,, ana the drlNlpL TO progress
~ The usual manner. liz ~ uuO lii1es IL
y / will be nv arded 10 TIE odd r.veh nuns
brr- Il the lottery rs the case mHy bc) %.
pendant on the driving oi the Chpiinl Friza
ol Iwtu'g il, Ibopa1Hd Doiitfs, thnt is 10
ny, II the 26,ooO ~ Tar PRIZE should come
oul to an Ddd Nunbrf, then trsrg Odd Num-
IN The Sfhrlns. ail be entitled 10 "a trzr y
/ ihr -, uUU pI,zr should come uuf 10 an /
rem Number, lhru all lhc Ereu Numbers IN g
oshcus vii be '"ch enlll!sd Ia n pre- Of D..
Ond NoBlbu end eH !, 3, ,, :, ~ Q. Err
.Numbcr8 tnd WIih Z, / 3, = ~ .
\ li,krt drnnlu2A snprrior prize in This
srirme IS MT rsgfr,cttd rom drawing ~ IN
lerlnr Que alsa many llckrt. therefore VIII
necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH!
Pctles ubJeci 10 deduetior ~ - par eat
md pa4abit sLrtV d11s ofsr the drdn'pg, b0s
caa be aod, n usual - COHEN OFFICE,
InE MOSENl THEY ARE nEA~N.
81 tickets will Rise,
on the 2lth oi MARCH 10 rive DOLLARS
iii orders dntrd previous to that day, VIII
br supplied At the following Ouganm pr'es
"
u hole TicletS 81 Quarters 81 90
UaireS , ElghhiS so
Lob, ha IN fhr grat''l yn ',ot Number, todd u.
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erroneous cha'act,r. and spread Their POI
@onous hue aud influence through ever,
Hr'ery ii the body paItic.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16
EOEI Ii i. 'S

Loticry N LJrh"Hgt-C Dce. No. IA, Marke,
street, baiiDUrt,
Nhrre the great Hnd magnificent Capital
Prize al
One Unudred Jh1uSund Dollars
III the last Grand state Lottery. was sold IN
Onr HAL and Two Quarters (AlL 10 hls
TAM ADVENTURES ard Whfre mcre
C1pHm Pri5o hnre been s0id than nj sny os
her Unct m .imericn.
u Orders from any part of The United
States, either 10y mail (rosi PAID or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or rrize
Tickets IN any of the Lotteries, will meet the
sane prompt and punclunI attention ms il ON
personal application. T. BE Parttcuidr.'a dt-
ttctWg,0
ii COHEN, Ir. & BROTHERs--Ea'tip,orc
n. CUHENS " Gnsttt and i0fitrg hegs
ter, will be published Immediately after the
draw ing, and viii contain the complete Isl
Of the Plies. il viii he forwarded grntis 10 ali
who purchase their 1icket- Al C0HLNS OF
fICE, aud who signify their wishto receive
i.
baltimore, February 24h, 1926.
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AsuINGToN, March 4.

u. learn that -Ncmbe f the Senate
.si.rday morelug received letter lof
March Al from Nj. Tazrwell, whiet states
49,, h. i 50 far recovered that ne expects
."", ia his seal in the Senate by the
a., ,rip that the Steam boat Potomac
I'll make. This Information viii serve
.a,eI,eyc the apprehcnsions which have
,a.o entertained, tina, he state of his
ha,Itb would prevent his return to his seat
mr rhr present, if it did not ob'lge him 10
.a.,.n Il. Nat Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-16

.Lo.o,,bs n,,tie.. bat re informed
,5,, my were both very u's'''''S IN
Gers. .H1rrh T.
o.cco,nt nfihe sangrinary rencon-
", -, Lieut.. smith aud Lie ''enanl
trf ~ ,,',.,li rorirr, in point NJ farf
Ba' e,i.pt IN onp particular, deemed Of
W. n,ulI.n4p. Their inirn'lnn IN
s'Ip ..,ss suspected the da' before tn
oe'' ,,,,k place, aud IN consequence al
mtf''o '.,icion. CAN'T. Linton obtained
ina ..cb. the pledge of his word OF honor
h''" ,y,nld not leavr The qna ters "hie
ma was absent aud Tim gave the
'nI - the guard as stated IN our account.
n'' ~, ,hI, solemn l"dgr. both ct them,
%. #,..ured, ."uld have been pat np-
VI 80, How ihry could reconcile il
or .t.a,..l,es to forfeit a pl' zig" :" DIR
lJi.r. i. what w. cannoi conceive,
tbsy rvaded il by arg ning. that 60
~, of the quarter. together was not
'h mn. AS the ones going cut while the
~ az sbsrni Wat renders tins
"'' .ab If confidence aud duty III" les ex.
III. IN in, unfortunate BnDut, he WIS
,,,,n ,rling as officer of the da,.
u. understand that smith has confessed
,l,sy fought II ttro pnceS distanee j.,
n .,sn.,, bah pa-s'd through III" larell
ar,n,rh', coat winch projected out con
,,d.,,bly be, opd the breast
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March IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
EXECUTOR'S S.8LE

~ ILL he sold the emi,e the inst day Of January
~ 1877, that wen known aud valuable estate called Psr
Forest, lying the counties u Bedford and Campbell e
property Of Thpmss Jefferson, dec within tigh, miles Of
bynchbug and three Of New LondOn also about 40 krly
and valuable negroes, with soek CROPS, &C. The Terms Of
day. ~
mteenh o January, At Montceilo 10 the county Of
hlbemae; the whole Of tie residue Of the persoaal
OF Thoma, Jefferson, deo consisting Of $50 valuable
STOCK eup, &c household and kitchen furniture The a,ien-
ton Of The public earnestly invited TO this properly The
negroes are believed 70 be The yalu1be for iher nue,
ever 0hried at one time ~ The State Of Virgn The houe
hold furniture many valuable historical and portrait paintings
bg OF marble aud Pai.ter Of distinguished ndvidu4is one
aud uncated column when Il stlnd poyeapb " COW
s instrument used BY Thomas Jefferson, r ne last twenty.
I'VE years. with various other articles curious and useful 10
men Of business aud private families The Of sale WILDE
accommodating and made known previous The day The sle,
will be continued from day DAY until Completed These
sale beng unavoidable fmcent guarantee the public
that they viii take place the and plsces appointed
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
. Executor Of In. Jefferson, d &C.
nov y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09

PVBLIC -3UITTOW

by virtue of de ed of the subscribers ON
- the sh day of june 1924, by Daniel Weisese and Seg-
nora Fahh Ms wife, and admitted 10 record the county
Of Chesterfield the nth day of Jur s2I lurpose
oil securing certain Of money therein ment,ane
Will he sold at public auction the highest bidder a, the
house lately occupied by the SAID Daniel We.eger near an
Chester N Chesterfield county, Monday 5h day Feb
uay next "a tir, otherwise the day thereafter
tract OF land adjoining the sad premises lately by the
sad Wege CONTAINING about 2IG acres, l.ss-Ao
an undivided portion OF vei land, adjoining the ~aied
Mount Robin chased by the said Weseger Of Beverley
Smh; also al the household and kitchen furniture all the
stock OF horses, cattle, sheep and hogs farming utensils &c
&c and fifteen neg'oesAlso lot Manchester No So
tenement On the nam street opposite JohsJns
also two Of land in the county erice nea, the land
of the late VIM. Cooke.
Terms OF Sale One and Two years credit will he allowed
the OF the real estate except the Henco
upon their giving notes, with approved endorers, aud
OF tu- upon the property TO the puncua payment
the purchase money The peoes and all other propert,
will he sold for cash
The sale Will commence at II O'clock and will be made
Thomas Taylor
p n. NICHOLAS, }r.,.
- Mn. NEkERViS, i'u''ees'
Richmond Dec. s. 60-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
KINGS COUNTY COURT.
The People, Us. Francis L.. alsn

IHe Pe0plc, US. FTuNCls l.. NIlgn.
Clark, District Attorney, for.the People En-.
melt, King, Dyckman, and IL. Maxwen, for the
Prisoner.
This was an indictment for murder found al The
July term. 1t charged the prisoner with the mur.
der Of Peter. The Circumstances on which this
bill was found, must be fresh in the minds Of our
readers 1t appeared, that the deceased was = hand
on board a sloop which arrived here IN June last.
from the southwark. After the vessel had arrived
inside Of the Nsrrows, the deceased was landed
BY boat at night, on Long Island, the captain be-
ing apprehensiye ba, the vessel would be detained
OF Quarantine on his account, as he was person
Of Ltempera,e habits, and was suffering under the
" horrors" known ash, DISEASE COMMON 10 ssilois
ana others who are ds lised ios sny gstb 81
JAZZ Ct adept ssisiG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
LIYERY STARLE.

sNHE subscriber bess leave acqua,nt m numerous friend.
II and the public, that he has taken aud considerable
expense fitted up superior Style that large aud
tent stable belonging the Old VII Inn where he pro
pose" 10 lake al livery, saddle aud drove
the day week at the lowest prices the contiruiy Of
this establishment TO he Capitol the Eagle Hotel and many
respectable boarding HOusts presumed that no ollie.
Stable IN Richmond, AFFORD greater convenience. He
pledges himself that eNeron from his long
aud industry will he used give satisfaction He
soi,sis share OF public Pati onage T. BALL.
N H. He will also entertain with Board and LoIg,p tb.,e
from The country, who may think proper encourage him.
Dec. I. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09

.ADYERTLSEAfENT.

virtue of deed IN trust executed Ue, for the purpose
therein entoned, by john 5. Thointon the ieh OF
June. 1924 aud duly recorded the clerks oce of the
county of Cupeper, shall sell public auction,
the premises to the highest BIDDER for ready money, ed
nesday the 2oih day of DecembeI sr otherwise III the
hances thirteen hundred aud thirty snd hall
as'es o land heing the tract conveyed said Thornton by
M 10th OF August 1884, and duly recorded in the county court
OF CulPeper.
JOHN BRooKENDRouGH, Tru.,e.
Nov. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
INTERESTING CoRREsPoNDENCE

We are indebted TO the polteness OF G.. w.
Z. Gusts, Esq. for the peruss OF the following
letters from two Of the greatest living men We
have ayaed ourselves Of Mr.. C.'s permission to
place them before our readers
National IuicHigtncsr.
LA GRANGE, 7be 1926.
Your letter Of the 25th May has afforded me the
highest pleasure, my dear Gusts; the more so when
you make anticipate the happiness to welcome
you at La Grange. My whole family share with
yorr brother George AID myself in the gratifying
expectation; and entreai you to redeem your pledge
as soon as you can in the next Spring, sooner if
possible ! hope you'll make it family party.
While have lately bad to mourn for the loss OF
venera,ed friends and associates in our American
Revolutionary struggle, and have, 10 eozgon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
-N0YICE

T1BE subscriber offers his his friends and the pub
lo 70 sell all kinds Of country produce on commission
and pledges the stricest attention the same lie will also
attend 70 The selection and buying OF every description
10 give general Satisfaction. the present. he NAV be found
at the old stand Of L. H. Co., doors above The Bell Tavern.
. NJ. O. LAKELAND.
Nov. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
SALE OF NEGROES.

WILL b, sold Il tn, highest bidder for cash. front Of the
w Bell Tavern the city Of Richmond, Thursday the
fourth day oil January next (ls27 fair otherwise the inst
day thereafter between 50 100 belonging
the estate oi William Douglass, dec consisting of men,
men, boys AMI girls Among them several valuable
ener backsnit bgiekayers, shrepakei, mers,
coal pit haud aud house servants The continue
day 10 day, until completed.
BY THE EXECUTORS.
Newkent county, Nov. p 56-tds
IL The Above sale will be conducted by r. a. Hubbard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09

WILL sell at NY plantation 10 Powhatan 40 miles from
Richmond Fine Greek MILL rom two 10 three hun-
died barrels of Corn from 10 10000 fodder the stock
OF horses, COWS, hogs, with the farming utensils Apply 10 o
bert Pleisans ct Fine Creek for the
ing IN Henfco county. IL tie above property not disguised
OF ny the 10th Of November will that day sell 10 the high
est bidder the premises SAM: PLEASANrS
Sept. 49, 4I--,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
FILL GOODS.

ALL NELSON has received By the Richmond Packet
IA aud other late arrivals from New York and
part Of his Fall GOODS: Amongst which are London
suPerne aud comnCD cloths and cassImere Vaena, Flo
rentine and svgansdown vesng rose point and Whitney
blankets white, red aud yellow anne carpeting. add hearth
RUGS Irish linens heetngs and Diapers German uznaburs
aud ticklsnhurg thread anI cotton checks aud ekn do
mesc shrinS sheetuss aud pllid London printed esu-
bricks and calicOes; Inda, Swiss aud Scotch null hook Ia
comet aud Cambria mus with general assortment Of 10.
siefy, silks stins, laces, aud other fashionable Fancy ovds
which he will sell at unusually low yrces
Sen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
Oct 81.
ELLERSLTE

ilS heautiiu Farm, situated James River the upp
n end c hereo, adjoining the estates John Wick
ham, Esq, distant from Richmond about 10 miles. IL cou
ains ny survey, 676 OF which about 200 acre, ae f
rate low grounds, 100 o whirh Tuckahoe Iad n.
balance the creek that name and about $50 ar 40 are
toleMeJ high land al good quality, average Of II bushels
o wheat t. tue having been produced from them W.
under the clover system. This farm Abtund in spring,
never have been known to a ia the dyes spells of
which traverse every field the man land afodins album
dance Of for Stock The James river canal
the Of the farm, within 500 yards ofthe ham which !.
Spacious and contains Of Esas Threshng Machines IN
good .Pai with all the buildings ueeesssry 10
plantation. TIE Dwelling House brick covered ,gl
'tueeo Of the most durable quality Contains seven rooms
all plainly MT neatly Gnhed There are ali
the other conven'eces Usually f0und attached 10 genee e.
iabsiment csh"use, kitchen, smoke house. &c &c The
oveiseer will ew The place to any person WIN may eho,e 10
examine II ~ the absence Of JAMES CIJIJ,IE
Oct 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09

WE Stockholders Of the INTERCHANGEABLE Turnpike compa
ny n. hereby required TO pay before the h dsy
Of December next sfy dollars each safe (sddna ,u6-
erpoD bed BY beni respectively, in the Capital Stock Of
SAID Company DyOsder Of the President -,d b,reeIors
o. u CAERIEGTON, Tfess'
WV ~ o5~-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
.4DVERTIlS EIIE.NIJ'

f'HE tract Of Lsud called Hill Grove, containing above
2o0 acres lying in the lower end Of Amelia county for
mefly advertised, Still for sale II would make an exeeen,
cotton plantation. IL will be sold all tosatbsr or dsed iao
parcels. The terms will hesccomnsodatIDx.
Wiswsm, mafshf. OF WM r. GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
Enrmers' Hnnk IA Xir,ini

FaTWeTS' Bunh 81 VTgtniQ.
sHIE annual meeting Of the khoder for die eIeccu
"a OF Directors for tue Bank and Tor the Office OF D.ort
aud DePos will be held "Wednesday the 81 day of Jsn-
airy next. WIN. NEhERVIS Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
S,760 Prizes,
IL 600 RlanlSa

Tickets Shares TO be had at tAe Joo:riHg rates:
Whole Tickets, S5-Haif do. oo-0parers, do -.
Packages of tickets embracing the 80 Nos which
warranted draw least $50 (nett SID be had at The
following rates:
Whole Packages Sso-lIalf do 25 Quarter, do ~ 50.
Or should it be preferred the amount which they must of
necessity will be deducted AMI certificates given for Zen
Tickets:
Whole, S33-IiaIves, &c 5O-Quarters, IS.
scash advanced for Prizes demand.
Orders, enclosing the Cash Prizes above, post raid
Tickets Shares, viii prompt attention, address
sdto YATES X McINrYRE,
Raleigh Fayetteville, ~. e.
Dee. 59-ttTD
U vaety of Tickets in each Of the Northern Lotteries
h.d h.. .nplv, abr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
sue of KaInable SInrea.

nm Thursday the 9Th Of december nex will he soI At
~ AnBheid, the iae residence Of Matthew PAGE dec m
this county, about seventy valuable slaves consisting Of men
aud children. credit Of nIne months will be allowed
bond with approved security beng gwen.
WILLIAM y. FACE,
Executor IT Mathew Page.
Frederick county, Nov. y. 5G...fds
~ Yyrtue Of dcej Of trust from EdDnad lsfrrson .n
- Martha w his wife, 70 dated The 18th day Of Oeto
ber 1898 anil recorded IN the Court Of the county Of Amelia
shall sell on the Isl day Of January public auction
to The highest bidder for ready money slaves
with the increase, the dsie the deed of the e,c.
also, tract Of land called the Creek Plantation conainins
about e46 lying the above mentioned county
The sale will be made npOn the land. NJ. NJ ROBINSON
25 Nov.f825.
Gen John H. Cooke for whose benefit the sale will be made
disposed TO give upon receiving from The purchaser or pur
ebaser approved security, credit Of twelve months for so
much of the proceeds he entitled receive, after =.
Quoting therefrom sbOu, $3.50 state this al his request
M NJ. ROBINSON.
NOV 20 So It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
yMashars Sole Of Land, Negroes, Stock, &C.

'h'USHut SttE ~ ISutUJ SSeSFOtS, cI0ch, DC.
Pursuance ETA decree Of the Superior Court Of Chaeery
TOR the Rie.a.oHd District pronounced the 24h day II
Jfe 1926, IN the IF Ebenezer StOn JAMES Carrie
and others shall the ih day December offer far
sale 20 the highest builder, public auction premises
that valuable tract iad lying James River ii. con-,
~ Of Henrico catd ELLERSLIE, described ia he deed
Of nc Esd IF AUst 1919 fied among the PaPerS said
cause, as containing 67e at the piace
and in Ike manner, shall osr far sale, all the stock Of
h0ss' f"fsS eate hogs sAsp trhich sad
e.fe az the date said deed, ph have been since pr-
chased % replace Sac hdue been consumed and
wee and the Of Such Stock also all plantation
and farming ute"s; also forty sic siaves and their increase
since the date " said deed among the Slaves carpenter
blacksmith male cook. suady Ua!aJe house sevaats
gardner Sc Should The abovt rHHtd day prove unl
trceptsd
IERMS-tor the real estate one-ihrd IF the purchase
money o be required cash, aud the balance ivo .q
annual in'ainn 20 be secured BY bonds nppraped
security aud sgdhoidg the tale until they paid far the
SLAVES and ofher sSSOndf estate ts0etvs mouths credit f ~
ehGs:TS erseiI!ing bonds with approved security
j. GULHR8NP II, sc. ard
Or ohs u has D,pEties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
NOTICE..

TANTED at the Pententiary, large supply Of timber
w various kinds. Timber geers requested 10 call
the Penentary Store, and the bill between this
the 20 inst. when contracts will he made.
THOMAS NELSON, p A. P.
40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09

~ virtue Of deed Of trust, from James Cure and Caro-
- line hs wife, shall tfusee sell all the crop Of corn
fodder, tops aud shuek Immediately after the sale of fbs
above property JOHN HETH. trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
sOUTH AMERICAN CoNGREss


1t appears, by tile Philadelphia papers that Mr.
Sergeant, accompanied BY mr.. Rochester. We.
to have lett that city in the course of the present
week, for 'he South American Congress, which 10
now -iiiing in the vicinity of he city of Msxico
The course pursued by Mr. Rochester in this bust.
ness IS an nexplicable TO u.s. as was the result Of
the New York election. II was given out. IN
GOOD authority, during the past summer that Mr.
Rochester had resigned his appointment of secr.-
tary OF legation to the American mission AT tbis
extraordinary congress How has il happened hat
he mas been again, and suddenly transferred into
secretary, II mystery, which we should like 20
see solved. Did he resign cond:tionally9 VS.
there an understanding between Mr. Adar.s and
himself! Did Mr. Cay's recent trip 10 New York
have any connection with this mysterious affair
Why is the minister, and his secretary. hurried
oh' at the very moment preceding the sitting Of
congress! Why the departure DELAYED an
long? Was ii TO afford Mr. Sergeant an oppor,u-
nifty o. shppli"g into congress, at the same ,m.
that Mr.. Rochester might try bis strength against
Dewitt CIinIons
These questions are important 10 fair UNDER
standing oi this mysterious affair, and the people
VIII require that they should be answered w.
doubt not but that the subject will claim the early
attention OF the approaching session of Congress.
Petersburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
Nov. 90.
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