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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-02
a list Of letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandria, ID. C..
Dec 1926 [DPersons applying for letters in the fo
lowing list, viii please say they are ADVERTISED,
they may not get them.
"A Caroline Lee2
Craven Allison Joseph Leslie
B Horace Lucket
v Brinkerhoof M
Capt Peter Barrett2 Michael Morris2
John Brine Geo Mason (Gunston)
Capt Jno Beakley William Mantz
William Brent Captain Gorhom Mayo
C. Briged Mclaughlin
Loudon Campbell, cooper John Mcdonald
Miss Elizabeth currie VIM Mason, kSiIng-street
Wilmington Carpenter "
Elizabeth Cohsgan Capt Enoch Norton
William Campbell
Hugh Carolin Miss Mary Peed
Celia Cor cebia) curchvill Levi Pickering
ID AW Preuss
Miss Ariana Davis Benz o Peers
Miss Mary Foredoin II
Horace Field Ann Robinson
David Fitzhugh 7 Ramsay
William Foln Eliza Ross
G. s
Jacob Gregg Downing L Sawyer
VIM Granville Reuben Stephens
Catharine Green Mary Ann Stevenson
T Green, cabinet turner Capt Splman
James Gait Capt Samuel Summers
John Gray Samuel Summers
Isaac George Capt Reuben Smith
II Jno Shackelford
Richard House Martha SimIns
Col Samuel Hunter Mr. Smith, Duke-street
John Horseman William Smith
Benjamin Henderson II
John Harper Priscilla Trahern
Ann Hunt Robert T Thompson
John Hall Edward 1olson
Susan Turner
Edward Jones
C w James Frederick Vacari
Walter Jones W
Robert Johnston Jas Wattles
Thomas Janney Joseph Fl White
Samuel Johnson Elijah White
l5 K n Waddee
VIM Keith Thomas White
Samuel Kirk ITO Wilbar
Charles Knix Elizabeth White
Maria White
Edward Lloyd
John Longdon VIM Yates
dec l %. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-02

For Freight,
!, n The very superior schooner
u PLANET,
M\ Moses Pike Sd, Master burthen 1900 barrels,
will be in readiness in three days for freight
any port. Apply to JOHN ii. LADD.
WaO e6ars for sale on board said schooner,
Is tons plaster
$50 bushels potatoes
500 punches onions
10 barrels beets
s barrels apples noy2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-02
BRyAN'S APPEAL, Sc.

lust received, and for sale, at the bookstores Of
- Messrs. Kennedy, Douglass, and Stewart and at
the st.Ofhce-
AppvaY, YCa SUFFERING CEMTJS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-02
For Sale.

Landing from .Saoqp Harmony
e CASES cartwright" fine shirtings, 10 bales
IL Blackstone sheetngs 40 pieces blue sattinett.
nov IL A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-02
no. A5so
Hemp Duck. &,

Hemp Duck, &c.
YNHIS day landing from the brig Niagara, Capt. En-.
i dicott, from Salem, and for sale by
w. FOWLEss Co.
Is tons St. Petersburgh clean hemp
go bolts u x and Bruisgins Duck
$40 pieces Russia Sheetngs
40 pieces heavy Ravens Duck
90 do light )
5000 lbs Sumatra pepper movie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-02
New Millinery Store.

SALLY AND MAkY M JOHNSTON,
VxTISH to inform the inhabitants of Alexandria that
w they have openeda Millinery Store Fairfax
street, opposite Bryan Hampson & Sons. Mary M
Johnston has just returned from New-York with the
latest and fashionable Hats, and is ready exh
bit them to the public The ladies' invited to call
and examine for themselves, and they respectfully soil
cit share ofthe public patronage oct 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
Rivanna Lands for Sale.

AViNd resolved TO remove from my resent residence,
H oer Ter sale three land, lying
y oil tlu'snna oa accommodating The tract which
now i've lying on the river and containing 1000
uu OF which low groun Is situated about miles the
Courthouse and the same distance from Palmyra Mills. There
omit good dwelling house and other Necessary houses for
me use OF family and farm One other tract called Paxton,
lying on the Rvanns abUut2 miles below the former
ami distant iiom the Rivanna mills about miles, containing
about 800 about $50 of which low grounds, Their.
on an ovesee house barn and houses Tor negroes. And
one oiht aci called Cs,rnson containing 100 acres well
mbere' with Pine aud Oak there Saw Miiian
ton Gin good order abou; ihs mile river on
Long Island creek The whole ufth.e lands well
worth the attention of gentlemen who wish to vest their funds
IA real property Should SELL shall remove appli-
friends, Walker Timberake Curriu ~ho live i'm
niediaiey IN the neghborhoa John TimbeTlake u.
onou Mills either OF whom shall he authorized
deem At unnecessary any thing about the quality
OF the lands or any thing in reference their many local
aivaniages MILES CARY.
II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
GentIenlen az the Ihlrf. Lnnk 10 49,

cGtf!eHIeH 81 me IuJJ, L0Ot TO INtS!
% valuable stable ofthe late rheOphus Field Of Bruins
~iek county, Va. will be sold the highest bidder the
New Market Course petersburg the first day IF
bonds with approved security carry date
following Horses, vz
GOHIHHi, ne blood hay horse, upwards Of IG hands
nigh he was got by Sir al chic, his celebrated old
nef'ho Ewr-ionr yeas old last SPRING lis achievements on
the ui are wen Known at old he the Sweepstakes
al Lawrenceye New Market Ii zee Hill conendinr in
spring the Jockey Club Purse New Market running four
me heas, beatnS NJ VIM. II. Jonson celebrate horse
Shakespeare aud Col yHn s1apus Frlla Johanna
wi he Continued IN trainings under his trainer until the
day oil si so a The purchaser may be easily enabled TO
pTrpate him, ior any race this ensuing fall
fHiL!S full sister to Johanna, also in training wears
old last sprhg Phs has rae
near Richmond FOL tie Jockey Club Purse conteldng with
Betsry Robinson, John Richards, Marion IN this race
when WAS run IN sreatt she beat the heat and
thought ny great iO have been entitled tn third but
wa. decided by the Judges that she lost by few inches.
MEhiNO EVE, uie dam Of Johanna and Phillis-her
bion aud performances well known She with fai
BY Sir Archie, aud has Fley by her side dropt last spring
by Sir Archie 90
CALfPS0, got by Sir Archie ou; Of full bred Precitae
nlre issed by 4. GVOde, decd She has un many lac,
with credit aud success.
There will he offered for sale, on the same dav several
other Brood Mtrs Colts and Fe high hloud-ihe colt.
and hlies chiefly by Sir Archie. Full Pedigee of
III. above Hofst will tie exhibited tue day of sale
Is supposed to be surpassed by in the u States.
JOHN FIELD,
Angus: r. Odd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
TR UST SHE.

pursuance Of the provisions of deed Of trust hearing
date the 2ii day OF August 1890 from John Wren ~ me
the subscriber trustee, which deed duly recorded in o.
range county and to effect the purposes Of said deed ha
The jDh day oi August next, IT fair the next fair da,
Sundays excepted, ~ O'clock NJ the land hefeina
Se'eiSedToeeed to sell public auction to the highest bidder
Tor oa OF on such ofed the parties concerned may agree
upon the time Of sale the following property 10 wits Ger
tam piece or parcel of land situated the county Orange
a"inns the lands Of John keer, Edward Fancy Lucia
Iwims aud Aaron Fray, containing 5j5 acres more or less
beng tie land conveyed by deed from Augusne Sand
ford TO John Wren, with al the buildings thereon Ao one
negro slave named Vincent about 70 years old Also
negro woman named Lucy, about y years old and her
children, about old named Gb.on and the other
about one old named Harry AlsO patent SILL,
tents about iJi gallons and other still contents about 255
gallons aud other It'll about 1875 gallons. The
foregoing description taken from the said deed The sale
wall he conducted by myself, authorized agent
JOSIAH u. ABBOTT, Trustee.
II. n J..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
August is.
!, at fhe I0lvu OF UIeI,i0,I.

Roanoke Land, at the T0tcn of peido,l.
VIE Subscribers wish sell the Of land, known rs The
Estate OF Wedon's Heirs, in Halifax county, ". c. lying
athe BASIN 'fthe Roanoke CANAL athe foot of the
and adjoining Mush Island and the town Of Weldon This
land, although situated neigboihood Of fret ua-
noke land especially the ar-amed Mush Island inferior to
none, and many advantages peculiar itself con-
siderable proportion OF well timber ed ore variety
iiy 1 SOIL adapted the growth corn tobacco cotton
whea &c abundant supply Of excellent Spring water; aud
an elevation, which exemp from the
aud exhalans niasnata of the Roanoke low land
adjacent 10 the town of Weldon, he locality which
once all assurance Of its destined cial tance pu
sessing all the facilities Of dir and
hest markets III Virginia; and presenting forest of
heavy and valuable nher. view this estate cannot fail
10 eouin the assurance that possesses greater advantages
and valuable resources, than other Roanoke
River The whole tract is supposed
10 all OF which unquestionabe title will he ed, and
Immediate possession given of about 100 acres, nearly all Of
which wood land The possession OF the remaining acres
subject 10 the occupancy OF tenant in dow
Mis- Blunt, Gate Mrs. Weldon) OF whom supposed may
he purchased The terms will be made very
and preferred by the pun chaser young ability to la
hor, viii be received at valuations payment;
ousy disposed ofprivaely (of which due notice will he ven
this estate will be offered Public Auction at the town Of
Weldon, on TussdGy The i0th day Of October neri.
JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE
JAMES Is. CLAIBORNE.
BrtsRsscics County, Ia. Aug II, 1926.
August ID. 2G-Iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
August II,
RIM Dollars ReieaT9.

STOLEN from the subscriber the 10Th Instant Red Mo-
~ rocco Pocket Book, containing hundred forty
lars three notes ofhrty dollars EACH aud fifty dollar note
the Bank of Virginia. Also bond on Robe. H. Caring
tom drawn IA favour Of ia June 1926, for dolls
man and 1ne on O. Anderson for S35 demand, aud
Bird Smith for i've dollars and VIM H. Ransom for
thirty SIX dollars, with the credits of eighteen dollars ON It,
drawn IN iavpro Nathan w. WathOn. torwa all persons
from trading Tor Of the abo. bonds will
fifty dollars fol the delivery the hi- contents OF the
Pocket Book or Will give twenty dvlls the thief $50
for the Pocket Book aud contents.
July Ig-tf FDWARD nAVTFp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
TVIG TV.a.M GRA.M.M.4R SCHOOL.

rEVtE public respectfully informed that Mr. c. Mosby
n youhg gentleman Of hgb classical aud aliabe
manntrs engaged 10 assist ia h- classical department of
this School Mr. Rockford will give instructions
IN mahemaiie, and e French language aud the principal
promises the most unremitng attention his part make
the plan of studies extensively useful the of the
lns,uon will adai;.A few additional Sehoas ad-
United. WIN b. GILES
BAQrliW. EGAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
VaItlable James River Land.

WHAT valuable estate called Chipoaks in Sutry county,
= about four miles below The courthouse, offered for
II hes on the South side of James River, Hog Island,
and binds for distance the river Ky late il
eoa'ans 1854 the greater part Of which cleared
From the fertility OF the soil, which i. eqsed by
The county this estate consider ed by competen, judge.
admirably adapted to the growth Of cotton Possession
he had on the r of January NEXT Capt John
resides near the premises will give any R,oaion concerning
Them For apply the subscriber living in .exandriI
ID. G. - WM L. HODUSS>S
Augusf = nn- L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
Aurust1
Ha.YO YER L.4.VO FOR NgLE

WILL upon accommodating small tract Of land
ying on Paonkey and adjoining Hanover Town the
lands OF Robert Page William Roane, Judge Bfockenbough
aud others, containing about 200 aeres third of which
st rate P1nO1ey tog grCul AMI the high id sguu 10
any on ne TtveI, farther description d emed
as those Disposed TO purchase will hs view premises the
land viii be shown 20 those disposed pufohase by Mr. j. g.
ahe, who how has IN cultivation For terms, apply
e,srs Laokland, lenshaw Co Of Richmond or 10 lie sub
'erber vns IN Charlottesville, Virginia. u. S. MOsBY
AuguI o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
LAND FOR N4LE-


PURSUANT to the last will aud testament Of Rice Garland
a dec the subscriber will offer public sale, without re-
serve, ON Saturday the "a of September next that valuable
tract Of land of which he died possessed situated the fna
road from Charlottesville 10 5auutou five mile, from the Or-
ner place, aud four miles from tie University Of Virginia
ms tract Of LAID contains Eight Hundred and Trer nye
rather more than half Is cleared and f- state Of Gull
vaiiom the woodland generally FIST tobacco land there
between 40 and 40 Of good low ground the tract
nearly all Of whchis first rate Tobacco meadow and
comfortable dwelling hOuse with necessary houses and
INST rate apple orchard Is IN fruit; farms in the upper
country combining real advantsge and deseryed
amongst the best IN the country where il lies. when te
intrinsic yale OF This land cOn3tCed tie exceency Of Tie
neighhorhood aud society which it, and the public
improvements which going aud contemplated near H. il
resuned cannot fail 10 attract tc attention Of capi-
tE The 'uscrbers deem further description unneees,ry
as those wishing 70 purchase will first view the premises which
viii be sheSn 20 any person by the suhebe living on the
premises before The day Of sale Tire purchaser can have
possession II any part Of the land that civson
any time after the day Of sale aud liberty sell any part Of
The land 10 grain, The crop will bear it, aud osss
sion given Of he whole BY the 9Th q November Terms
will be liberal aud made known a the sale.
WIN. l. JAMES GARLAND
Errcuiors ~ Rice Garfand dec.
August ~ 27-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
Angus, 2.
Sale of NcgyOes.

Sale Of Negroes.
SHALL Offer for sale to The highest bidder on 5onday The
18th day o September fair oierwi,e the next far
day, at the late rtdenoe OF Edmund srfi.on dec in The
county OF Amelia, between 20 and 100 Negroes consulting Of
men, boys ard girls. Among whom at some a, yaiu
able house ay this state, baekmith eapen
tiers aud crop hands The sale continue from dav to dv
unh completed TENS made known the lay an az the
place VI sale NAfH'L HARRISON, Exr
OF Edmuiid Hal Tison dec.
Amelia county August 1, 1926 25-ti,s
consent 10 tic above sale 80 lar as an. Interested
LANES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25

4 HAVE again rented the UNION HOTEL, and arrange
'ne' have been made with the propreiurs vi the property
give Thorough repair The enenees of the Esta
instruments s healthy situation, contuy 10 business and The
Sood Character has always suainsd well known and
needs no COMMENT shall at all times devote hest
wees to the accommodation of the public and solicit eonti
nuanee OF their fiyofs. THOMAS DoHANNAN, agent.
AtI-tir u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
DRY GOODS .qI' COST!

WE Subscribers very unexpectedly have raise sum of
Il money which they feel themselves ia honour bound 10
pay, oer their GOods at aud charges uu sa object
part of them:
SuPerilne cloths and casmcrcs
Calieoes, inshams, cambrics aud nuiny
Irish linens lawns aud linen eamhIics
Imitation linen cambria and hdkis.
Thread and bObnet laces and eden2
Figured AMI plain silks and satins
Russia birds eye aud table disp.fs
Canton grapes aud ape shdgls
Summer aud winter yesiings
5B, Al and 81 bombazne, for dresses
Plain and figured bombazet
Black cir aud circassian plaid
Russia sheetng, duck and Scotch osnahur-s
Every variety VI domestic spOd
Our sItuaiiOn is such, make necessary that we sld
cali upon friends, country, that are indebted
to usi to aid ia the object have in view upon whose a.
ssance confidently Ieiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
TRNSI, S.HLE

GREEADLY TO the provisions Of deed of trust e1ec,i-
"a edts meby Thos. Ball Elizabeth his wife, and Of
soa M the clerks Office Of the county court OF Chester field
shall again sell he purchaser former sale having failed
comply with the ter the I'd day Of September 1896
me premises for cash. the highest hidde lot VI ound i
NE town OF Manchester designated the plan Of said town by
no $50 situated the leading from Mayo's Brids
and ffon;iDs the property OF James u. Scott Esq.
RICHARD BOOKER, Trustee.
August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
NOTICE

a. SCHMIDT MOrneyat-Law, offers his sergiccs to the
~ former Colonists Of ST Domingo, heirs creditors.
a,sgnee, esa,ees, &c and in general all persons having
claims oil Indie unity the French Government being pos
sessed Of the forms prescribed by the ordinances
claims Of this description, he will arrange the necessary
ineut and draw aenent TO accompany them in proper
FORM If required he will also them 10 he
The Secretary in Chief Of the Commission Of Liquidation
a,ed by the idinanoe Of 9th May, IG2G.
Letters post paid directed 20 this place. personal aprl
caous at his office, opposite the Post oee will be attended
Richmond Auy 90 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
Pipine Tree for Lease.

VIE Subscriber wishing 10 retire to private residence, OIL
fers lease the Tavern Ferry &C. place, for the
term OF two from aud the day january next
The rent will be required paid the is OF July and ist
OF January each year, aud bond approved security
VIII he required before possession will be given. FurnIui
can be had with the house accommodating terms For iu
'her particulars apply to tbs subscriber.
AMMoN JOHNSON.
iug Au- 4 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
AVIS.

~ SCHMIDT Avocat, phonneur dnfsrner les ancieIs
~ Coons de Saint Dominique gu eus hsrer., ereancers
dondaes legdtaes &c ct general ouss les
ont dro inen,ne pr onise par lie Francai
gull wen; de rerevor tous les docmens necesaes des
Carnations lie cee nature ii fst consequence, Pfe de
services habans de pays qi eroironi 1i
faie vaor apres de la commission par POrdonnance
Hoyale du Msi, 1896 e chaTeera l necessairc de
fare parven Sseretsire Chef dc commission
dlnt Paris, tOus les titfe ui iu cpnes su,
S'adresser decement iu Office Ia Poste
Richmond, ndreoement, aIanehs.ari les leires ct
paquets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance Of the last srM and testanentof capt Henry
Young, dec. IshaH Wednesday the lSt day Of Septem
Der merit If far, If not, The fair day thereafter, sell
public auction, 20 the highest bidder the premises, upon
credit until tie Fourth day Of january egh'ee" haHdrd
aud tty eight possession be given the purchaser the
first day IF january nsr that vauabie Of land that
belonged TO the Tesidior Tying in the county of Esser, ne
diatey the about eyh. miles below
.he O:pa Of TapPahannock, and ve miles aCoue Boers
I@e rset eoniains about re hundred and seseny three
IAers a comfortable ds,eing house, aud
houses all in good repair The land remarka
bly, te1ei Of good quality and particularly adapted to the
Totrih of corn, hea. and It's eontiyIity the
ggords great facility procuring oysters, fish, crabs, Sc
ny Peron srhin to the land previous the sale H
De shesUil IL application Mr.. janus H. Young residing
thereon. Bonds With apprOved security and deed Of
iPon the land scH be required Of The purchaser the
pGynient Of the IntrchGse money. JOHN SMITH,
Executor Of Henry Young, dec.
august q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
Pemitentiary AUCTION Sales.

Penitentiary AUCTION Sales.
WILL be sold the Penitentiary Store at Auction on
w Thursday tie 12k October between two and three
thousand dollars worth of Penienary Manufactures Of yari-
Gus kinds amongst them quantity superior Negro
Clothing, Shoes, Wagon Cart, and Plough Gear, A.
Six months credit will he allowed all sums over twenty
dollars the purchasers notes negotiable
the hank of Viz GINA, with good endor,es all sums under
that amount, cash will be required.
THOMAS NELSON, =. 4 P.
August Q. o6-tt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
TRUST S.ALE OF LaN.D.

y OL' I@-L1F
OY virtue of deed Of trust executed by George Robertson
ID OF the county of Amelia TO Edmund Harrison his legal
Representatives, the 9Th day Of September, 1922 and adj
mitted record in the clerks Office of said county 9th
day nber in the for the pose securing
the payment Of certain bonds due to James Robertson, jr
shall proceed TO sell for cash. the highest bidder
premises Monday the 9Th day OF September next Ut s
otherwise the next fair day, certain tract parcel of land
much thereof will be sufficient satisfy purposes
said deed being the land which the slid George
Robertson resides lying Appomattox River between
aud miles above the mouth Of Flat creek and
ianng two hundred and fifty ess Such title
only will be conveyed To- the purchaser purchasers by the
subscriber vested in the late Edmund Hlrrison
(~ho was trusiee)
NArH. HARRISON,
Executor Of ed. Harrison, dec.
Angus: o. Sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
MOTTTE

WILL be sold 10 the bidder the esd
" next at Fncate in Boetourt county, VA all the person
al property that Soomon Bridg.nd died possessed ia that
county, TO Wit: Negro Girl, Switchboard, Of Duins
Tables, looking Glasses chats, candle stands, &C.
J.D .GooDE, ID. S. for
W. Fendlay, sheriff i adm'r OF o. seand, dec.
August, -, 1896. SO-S-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25

Lunatic Hospital, williamsburg
~ OtlCE hereby given that all the cells instutio,
occupied, and that patients will be receive,
until some OF the said cells vacant Jue notce viii
be gwen. by order Of the Court OF Directors.
MAY 20 I'll LEO HENLEY. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
NOTICE.

TTfH0SE pcron Who purchased the sale of the personal
e,e Is t,e late John Ferguson dec Of We,tham Cot.
tage September last will uher their bonds become due
the 9Th Of the month Agreeable notice given at the
sale Che bonds lodged 10 The Farmer Bank Richmond
where they al requested o. call and pay them.
GEORGE HAMILTON. Err.
Angus: ie. c3.-wcr+ JAC fJNGUssON. DE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25

Trust Sale Of Negroes.
10y virtue of deed Of trust executed by James Robertson
ID IT the 18th june 1921, aud admitted record in Anne
liza clerks oc- the Esd August the year, for the
purpose securing the payment Of debt due 10 the late
Of William Friend shall! proceed sell for cash
at Amelia courthouse on the fourth Thursday September
next beng day all the Negroes conveyed in said deed,
remaining unsod former sale made in February 1924
Such title is vested in trustee shall convey.
Aug. S0-tds IOIIN Il. LEIGH. yrr1Ltfre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
UallOr. q LnuR Ell. .NnIe-

TRACT of land containing about acres living OH the
~ road leading from Ground Squirr Bridge to Luis court
house, and adjoining the land Richard Morris and the late
Capt Dabnry; distance from Richmond - miles. Liberal Gre
dit will be the principal part Of the purchase money
MI Leeds, living opposite Montpelier PosOdice near the
premises, will shew the laud and make known the tefi
Aug. 4. 2J--iG II. l.. WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
Angus: %.
.MATCH RICE.

JHHICH RICE.
MATCH RACE Of one mile aud repeat will be ran over
a the Mount AIRY Race Field for One Thousand Dollars.
Saturday the I'd DAY of Sept Fine sport expected
Aug. %. Sod
a RESPECTABLE F4dItUER of Chesterfield county
N who lately, unucky moment of exc.ement struck
Rowett Gill and indicted dangerous, him
formed that the man has entirely recovered and per-
fcety well and at his work.
Aug -. GG-7tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
CO.N.WISSIO.N BUSL.N'ESS.

fE subscriber having removed Richond tenders his
services 10 his friends, acquaintance, aud the public gen
orally, commission merchant. lie occupies an Office for
the present near the Basin. WN. MOON.
Juht d. ST