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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
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Death OF THE FLOWERS
.srhe melancholy days are come the s"aaes' Oh 'n
land sere.
ofwalinp winds and naked woods, and meadows Drown
peaped in the hollows of the grove, the summer
TREAD.
They rustic to the eddying winds and to the raoo"s
The robbin and the wren are Aown and from the Shf"o
a.. ;av [gloomy day
And from the wood,op call they cro"-thr8ugh al the
Where are the flowers, the bright young bowers that
smiled beneath the feet
Of bues so p,ssng; beautiful and breath SO passing
Ala, they all are in their graves-the youthful race
g aus [of ours
Are living in their lonely bed with the fair ana goou
The rain is falling on their graves, but the cold autumn
Lilo [again
Calls no, from out the gloomy earth the lovely ones
Th. wild flowers and the violet, they persisted long
.ro liners glow ::
And the briar rose and the lilly died amid the sum
But on the hill the golden rod, and the aspen IN the
wood [beau'y stood
And the yellow unAower by the brook in autdmn's
Till fell the frost from the clear cold heavens as tails the
rl,,,s on men, for glen.
nd The blossoms never smiled again by upland glade
AID now when comes the calm mild day, as sun such
days will come !"o'"'
Tn call the squirrel and the bee from out their winters
when the sound of dropPnS mute, though all
still, 81,
A., ,u,ns,ss in the Smoky light the waters OF We
rha .o,th- wind searches for the flowers whose TIA
Lee h. bore [sreans 20 more
IA.
And signs to find them in the wo0dS-aha O' '"'
AMI then think of one who IN her youthf"i oeau''
Anu 0', [my side
rhe e,;r meek blossom that grew uP-and 'a'Nu ..
T., ,he cold moi earth We laid her When-'he lot',
cast the leaf.
W., NOT rnme,t it was-Eke that young friend OF our
Gu ,en,le and so beautiful shouc Per'sh WIN VI
flowers"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05

81 nv the auimosity of party feelings, as was
gu " WY Tho instance of the charges made
so.,;ns, the Father of his Country. he 100 was
'esoJ IN nnFounded suspicion suspicion,
.b;ch like the Witness Of the Holy lhquisi-
80 throws the mantle Of crime over lhho'
-snce and nrepares the victim II condemns;
He came out of the ordeal pure and unueh'eu
-, blessing for hich mankind are indebted
M, ~ his accusers, but 10 the virtue OF the age
in which he lived and died. ,
Entertaining as we do the ABOVE oe''a'e'
Re j. Rssglced That we would regard the rie-
v,,;on of General Andrew Jackson ~ the once
# President of these Uni ed States,ras ue'
narture from the principles which have hlthc
rrlo guided the people in making choiee VI
their Chief Magistre es, and as ehdahSerih5
the peace and permanently OF our happy "''loh'
and that we will therefore unite win our
fellow citizens in all lawful and proper mea-
sur,s calculated to defeat the attempts 10 eieCl
him.
Rssoloed, That for that purpose we approve
of Convention Of Delegates from the se'era
-oun,ies Of the S atc to be holden In inc GU! "a
Richmond, or the SECOND CEoChh 4"
JANUARY next, whose duty II sna.i De u
form an Flee torai Ticket OF such quaiilied per-
sons, residents of the several diS'rie's ucsiI
ma ed by thr Ell ctorai Law, as are known 10
be opposed to the election OF Gtnerai Andre"
ia, kson,-and 10 adopt such other measures
as to them shall seem cxpedien and proper 10
| promote the success Of said ticket at the APP
Droaching Presidential election.
Resolvea, That TWO Delegates be forthwith
appointed by this meeting TO represent IN the
aid Convention, the citizens of this county OPP
posed to the election Of Gen Jackson
Eesolvsd, That it be and hereby is respectful
" recommended to our fellow citizens in the
several counties Of the S, ate, who are opposed
to the election Of Gen. Andrew Jackson, forth
with TO call meetings and appoint Delegates
to represent them III the proposed Convention.
The meeting then proceeded to the election
OF Delegates, when the Hon. Francis /. Brooke
and Col! Hugh Mercer, were unanimously cho-
| sen
On motion it was further ReSolrsd, That
Philip HARRISON John { Browne, John NJ Hern-
don, sen. VIM. Jackson, r.. James Smock, Rich.
ard Hill, Geo. Turner, Joseph Herndon, Thorn
as Barton, and John S. Wexford, be and they
are hereby appointed committee with power
to supply any vacancy that may occur In the
delegation from this county in the proposed
Convention, hy reason Of either or both OF the
Delegates cleo, ing prevented from attending
Resolred, That he foregoing proceedings
be sign bv the Chairman aud Secretary, and
published in the papers printed In this town
aud lhat the Editors of all the papers printed
in the State Of Virginia be requested TO repub'
hsh the Same.
FIT BROOKE, Chairman.
WE GRAY; Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
w. F GRAY; Secretary.
This is TO give Notice.

District of CoISt:, Oh Ia t.trd the Ur-
ph,n's Court of NeI"adr' county letters OF admins
ration on the per,oA estate of Gerard Arnold, late
of Atclta lr;a, deceased Ali persons having claims
against the said decelen are hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same to the Subscriber pissed by the Orphans
Cour,, on or bcfoi. the Sd day of April heXt, or
they may b. law beexcuded from all benefit to said
estate; aud those Indebted thereto are required to
make Immediate ptmcnt Gwen under my hand
this Sd ia of Octobf 1897
oct SGT AQUlLLA n ARNOLD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
Noussana Lots
For Sale in RG,Dn of liiddebu,

For Sale in Z Y,on Of Midde6urg:
k-seS A 1.-two Story S one House
&i4 / fLS with soucellar also stone kitchen
sF;;S 4 IL and s,rle.ble and good well of wa
ter IN tie y, at present occupied by the
Rev Stephen & HoEekttached To this property s
"a small Frame Buidipg'w occupied by Dir Weeks
an ap"the'a AIRY shop is property is situated near
the centre OF the 'ow'rd formerly occupied as a
tavern.
| viii also sell on veiasonab!e terms, a first rate
TINNEh Tqr4BLLSH.HENT,
which is now in full or on; on the premises are
Brick shop, large u1ark house and shed, and
one Patent bark m'i'fi are thirty One watts; there
is also never ininsfn with full suppl, of wa
ter, and believe on g. best stand, III i-oudnun
county-it is about Miles from any other ard
There is like wise IN PREMISES, new two story
stone House, wei I'm with good Kitchen and
Cellar undernc ath, a. table Corn House. and
well OF first rate watcf1- ward This property is
situated at the east e AliJdieburg and is at pre-
sent occupied by my srsons wishing to purchase
the above property CO a great bargain in ii, and
three OF four young a or some good lands in
some 1.-THE western Twill be received in part
pays and 1t not sold st OF October will be of.
fered for rent, and I'M possession can be had
For terms, apply to ~ scriber
JACOB MANN.
Mddissaff' Louooa va. Ng ae~laHsw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
ST. DoMMgo Mahogauy.

ySNuE subscriber % for sale, at his Cabinet and
4 Sofa nuf.c:oon King, next door to the cor
ner of Alfred streetshrge stock Of
Superior S. Dwmgo Mohoguny, in the
iog, pianb BOARD ond renee,
Honduras MahoganN handrailing Likewise, large
assortment ofthe NJ
FASII0MALE FURNITURE,
beds, mattresses, sac bottoms, cords. opalyarnsh
&C. All of Which u sell low for cash or on libe-
raj credit to punctuk ersons.
CHARLES KOONES.
80 Turning nrisomeiy EIecuied..Ds
June 90 co3m-tI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
sotice.

TENHE Farmers Bar of Alexandria, this day declares
4 dividend Of prB upon its capital stock paid in,
oftwo per cent for SIX nonths payable to stock
holders or their RI sSentatives, on "Wednesday the
Sd inst.
oct 2-2aw2w q JOHN MOOR, cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-05
Earthen-wae, China and Glass.

Admir-. UfGrr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
PUBLIC .aUCTIOW.

Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed the subscribers
- the 9Th day of june 1884, by Daniel Weiseser aud Seig
nora Tsbh his Wife and admitted record in the county
OF Chest efhed the 18th day Of June S2 for the purpose
OF securing certain Of money therein mentioned
Will be sold at public auction, the highest bidder The
house lately occupied By the said Daniel Wcege, Man
chester IN Chesterfield county Monday the 9Th dag Feb
rlry next, Il fair, otherwise the far day thereafter,
tact OF land adjoining the said premises lately occupied by
said Wciiger, Containing about SIG acres, ess-Aso
an undivided portion Of land joining ihe tract called
Mount Robin, Ptrchaed by the said Weseger Of Beverley
SMITH also al the household and kitchen fnure all The
stock OF horses cattle, sheep and hogs farming utensils nc
e and fifteen negfoesAlso LOT Manshesier, No. So
y tenement the opposite Johns0n's warehouses;
ao two acres Of land in the county Of Henree the land
Of the late WIN. Cooke.
Terms Of Sale One and two years credit will he allowed
the purchasers OF the real estate except the land in HeDfco
upon their giving notes, with approved endorse aud deed
OF trust upon the property to the punetua payment Of
the purchase money The negroes and all the other property
will be sold for cash.
The sale will commence at IL O'clock and will be made by
Thomas Taylor
Pm. NICHOLAS, lr-.,s.
WIZ. NEKERVIS, '
Richmond, Dee. 5. CO. tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
NIigwam Grammar SchooL.

hE extent 10 which th. Institution has been
from ITS commencement and the advantage which, under
proper management fail combine have induce IA
subscriber to ioeso other and
o ms nih to fostering into mature usefulness charge which
was COMMITTED to him its earliest infancy He has acc ord
lngy determnedso 10 extend the studies at t ool
,hat the student wishing complete his education nj m Un
sersiy OF Virginia, amy other College United State
may NOT only have the prepat himself for
bat by having previously studied al The Grammar obooi
ever may he oouprehended the Classical or at.
courses the college for which he's desisned NAV m,
period Of his cole gate lahours and win comU,or Mn, @
a,I ability, distinction in his classes. While he
scholar . anonng IN the rugged paths science he
VIII ne occaonaliy called aside by eurinc
The principles aud structure Of his own iji h.
infinitely explained TO HIM; and by tracing source in The
primitive tongue, each word defiye, Dm .ucb nr h a
languages as he he learning, and by observing the
gies between them he will find himself agreraby srci m
Improving his knowledge of both A.l.r he Nj, 49, u.
language hs atep,on will be directed the cultivation of
his For purpose he will take A. t,.i boot
Lecte on hheioc; hut instead OF ooniinng hin, to he
authoritative and frequently superficial diota Of Dr. Blair A.
wii ne TIE a OF ms instructor awaken him love Of
sae W coiating for him the opinions critics
bo,h antient and modern The instruction win @
e comprise aniient and modem geography use of the
globes, practical surveying, logic, ne;aphysos and moral
philosophy The school viii be furnished with an esee
Ri. Of il'@s; sud complete set Of surveying
gentlemen ample room fer the their skii in sryey
ing.
retire from the mathematical department Of tins .oboo ,
subscriber IS happy State that he will TO d.chare
Ia. hitherto accompanied ms exe,tiens.
The present session Of this school will close on the 18th Of
Inc next session will commence the frst day
o January, 1877 49,
Prices Of Beard and Tuition
gosrd per session oil 1--we months, $40
IuN'on, p, 20
- prices OF Board aud Tuition payable in advance but
IN any should be to SEMI the money
nons WIZ be expecie that for board payable to lr Giles
the other (tOT tuition) TO the subscriber '
Mr. GILES now building, and will have ready b the fir, o
january new house exclusively for accommodation nj
Inc scho" that any inconvenience that NAV have bern
heretofore sustained ny young gentlemen, the number
mat neIesay occupied the same roon will he entirely re-
moved by this building. -
An arrangement will probable he made with +, r.r,.
VINO Is celebrated as teacher of mojern languages TO
lessons al the Wgwam, which opportunity viii he
presented to such may desire it, Of learning TO hest
tase, the FRENCH Spanish, German and Languages
Nov II. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.

nk New York Instution for the Of the Deaf
ahd Dumb, IS well organised and prepared 10 instruct
"h" are deprived Of hearing aud speech. The wo in
who can hear and speak Gone male one fea-)
wen qualified to teach the Deaf and Dumb having had
ee years practical experience. They assisted by two
u one OF each who have been Taught this In,ti,u-
o, ana are highly uS,iu in the school The system of
pursued is that OF The French, same as i.
IN other schools for the Deaf aud Dumb in this coun-
wy fuPiis over eight and exceeding IS years will he
a, az times, Tor PERIOD at The of $50 dollars
ipdnS hoard and ,aon, hook. stationary wash
ns, msnd'ng aud medical attendance. There will be no
charge, but pupil, required ind their own cloth
ned and bedding. There vacation during the month
"a each year, when pupils may visit their friends
'u me Institution at their option. The male and female
pupils are provided for differ cut buildngs some distance
and are no, silowedto associate school Those
i, o. may OBTAIN Iuher 'nfVfmaon by adJ essiDg let
~ order Of the Board OF Directors.
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, Pre.ident
o., SAMUEL AKERLY. NJ. D. Secfy
"a Leonard 81. New York Dec IA sfGG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
Ereciik0r'S Sale.

III he sold at public auction Thursday the 18Th Jay
OF January next fair, oherwise the d.y,
to"haan courthouse (i being day) 20 Negroes consist
lug Q, Aen women hoys and girls Among Thea, there
pener and Weaver, and prime rop hans Those Ne
Az '"i an consequence OF the PURCHASES ct them
eoPned with the terms of former sale, maize at The
lat residence OF Edmund Harrison dec on the 20th dav of
Nobemher last. - 10y "
Ferns Bond with approved security, payable on the
Noseinher next, s7 with interest date until paid
10 be RENTED il the principal be punciuay paid
=, NdIHL HARRISON, ex'r of Ed. Hlri.on, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
Land aud Negroes for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers bis the county
Il of Mecklenous, Coxs creek, miles the
the Courthouse, containing 40 than half TIE
land standing woods all good tobacco The planis
tion in good order Tor cropping and very productive ii IS
usual OF the county, with prime creek ow grounds
The improvements all aud good; this undoubtedly
of the hest tracts Of nigh land county. Also another
tract of 292 Bears Element creek all wood land and
TOBACCO land, with SO 40acre Lunenbg county, prime
low grounds all sos land, part If this land lies
fork of Safods and Hawkins roads, and would be excellent
stand fora store
Also, agent FOR james s. Rayenscro other Of
land Butchers creek ia the couy OF Meckeuhuig 800
this land well improved and good order Or Cropping,
about half vi this clear soft free productive land
the above lands not sold privately before the i4h day
November next, (of which due will be gven) the sub
sCber will that day sell TO the ghe bidder the pre-
iose the tract COxS creek; ali the crop coin lodi
der, aud stock OF oil kinds, and the i7h day OF the
month, the premises, lie will sell 10 the highest bidder
the tract Buckes creek also all the crop OF fodder
and stock all kinds Terms will be made the
OF sale Between 20 and 10 valuable negroes would he sold
these two tracts Of land. JOHN BUFORD.
S. Any person wishing TO for this land by addressing
letter to the subscriber, Lombardy Grove Post Uce, Meek
lenburg, shall meet with prompt attention.
MeCktenburg, Oct , Aft JOHN BUFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
LAVD FOR SALE

OFFE tor sale the of land which reside con
tanning by survey AS acres and lying the county OF
Gooetai, within Sd .: mile OF the Courthouse of Nj.
eheauS eTy ana 20f two public landings
the land IS bounded side by branch OF B,ayer ID an
Creek and on two other sides by pubic road is healthy
situation aud wen waersd; the improvements comfortable
and convenient dwelling house for family Of ordinary ze
hete are on good barn and every necessary out house; in
Scti e" farms, any, in the market AFFORD advantage,
superior IN every respect to ts. Persons wishing to purchase
ate requested 20 view the land, which will he seyn with plea
sure ny me- he terms of sale will he n,odatng mar,
Only beng required in hand application may be made 10 o
John 0aerrAnt, William Miller myself.
Oct a. 99-I w CITEupsNr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
LH.ND FOR .S8LE

PURSUANT to deed of trust executed TO the subscriber
by William l.. Lee, and recorded county court of
cnnond, ir the purpose securing John Lye certain
sum OF money therein expressed he due snail expose
to sale by public aucon for cash, the dwelling house of
SAID Lee, on the 9th Feb next the land convened m
said deed Of trust containing by estimation es huir acres
Smore or les' and lying the Of Richmond and
Wesporeland much OF the said land will he sufficient
TO satisfy the and all costs attending In.
ton Of the Such title vested in the Subscriber az
trustee, will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
JOHN +. b. JEFFRIES, Trustees.
D--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
Vaiuoble James Riper Land.

rINHAT valuable estate called Chpoaks SmTy county,
l. about four miles below The courthouse, offered for
IL lies the South side Of james RIVER Hog Island
and binds for distance the BY late survey
contains 1884 acres greater part Of which cleared
From the fertility Of the soil, which not equaed by any
IN the cnuny this estate consider ed by competent judges
be had the hrs, Of January next Capt John Faulc
resides the premises will give any information
them. For apply subscriber living Alexandria
DC. WIN. L. HODGSON.
= August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
NOTICE..

SOME years since, by Letter u Attorney invested Mr..
Daniel Weisiser, Of Chesterfield county, Virginia with
lands Of my father, the late Col William Smith, lying the
States of Kentucky aud Ohio have revoked and aOuued
all power and authority, which any heretofore
to vested in the said Wesge dispose Of my
ret in the said lands. EDWARD w. Smith.
Dec. 1926. Igl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
FILL GOODS

StL-A oOODS-
~ are receiving and opening large nropoon of our
W Fall and Winter GOODS; amongst those now ouer,nr
Bales OF rose, pomt and tulhe blankets "
Bales iispt cCttons, various makers
Bales hannels, feainois aud hear. kins
Bales beacbed and unbe domestic sbee,inrs and
ings, a complete assortment.
Broad cloths and eassinees, of all qualities, the most
superior imported
PelIsse cloths, of all colours
Veings, TO suit the ~
SIX, COTTON aud worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and garment dinities
Gases IRISH linen, long lawn and sheetins
fsw pieces Flanders enC he.niu. and cheap fticI,
Gases sanet. bed ckugs checks
boxes OF looking glasses, put up dozens, for wholesale
trade -
Cotton shrtngs, cotton cambricks
Musins, bonbalnes bombazeus
Diapers and linen cam hrios
complete meruo and ca.hnee .b,,rl ,,J
searis, some beautiful
a small assortment meTino and cashmere hdkf..
a few beautiful PLAIN black silks
TIN cad iaces, fat bobbin and
Canton, nankin and Italian grapes
piece beautiful gauze flannel
hey expect daily additional supplies from New York and
Phddspha all which will be sold much under .onr, rir
Oot D. 42-u WIN. NEALE s. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
EXECUPOR'S SIZE

"a I'LL he sold the premises ON the r, dav Of January
Is27 that we'll known aud valuable called Poplar
Forest, iynS IN the counties of Bedford aud Campbell the
properly OF Thomas JeGeron dec. within eight miles of
Lynehburg and three of New London also about 20 likely
ana valuable negroes, with stock, crops terms of
sale will he accommodating aud made known previous to the
day
Abemarie; the whole of the the personal
OF Thomas Jefferson, dec consisting valuable
SOCK crop, Se household aud kitchen furniture. The arn
ton of the public earnestly invited this property Til.
negroes are believed TO be the valuable for their number
ever ohed at one time in the State of Virginia The house
hold furniture many valuable historical and portrait, paintings
bus OF marble and plaster Of distinguished individuals one
ana uuneaied column which stands; poly graph copy
ing instrument used by Thomas Jte.on the last twenty
e years. WIN various other articles curious and useful 10
men OF business and private families The sale will he
accommodating and made known day The ,ses
sales being unavoidable, sufficient guarantee 10 the public
that they will take place the times and places appointed
THOMAS J. RANboLPH
Nov. g. 5l-tds Executor of TIL JeGt r.on' den
COPPER IND LROyW FOR 1927
Navy CODlissioners' o6fce }
November sOb, 1876
PropOsal' until the 18Th January next for the .1ncIy ~
he following qianes OF Copper aud Iron b, Jelive Ell AZ
hs respective Navy Yards on or before the LIST OF July,
at BOSTON,
Not e58 than $500 Sheets OF conner
'' - VIA" At GS'I TEW y f e RSl. copper
Not less than 5000 She cts of conner
Not less than 10000 lbs Of Bolt e,on,,
At PHiLIDELPHIIdD'p upper
Not less than 500 She cts Of conner
Ar NORFOLK rr
Not less than 5000 Sheets OF conner
Not less thln 10000 lbs. Bolt conner
All the Sheet Copper TO be from % 10 81 ou,r,, 49,, A.
Bolt Copper from 5.8io Sd inch, as NAV he rsc,re VIC
IRON. iN
1T ROSTOT
10000 lbs round,
Not less than $1,000 fs,
10000 g s,,,sre
AT NEW YORK.
10000 lbs. round
Not less than $4,000 fat,
$4,000 4" sqpate.
1T PHIL1DELPHiA
$4,000 lbs. round
Not less than 10000 Fat
10000 sousre
AT WASHIWGTOY
100000 ibs. round,
Not less th1n 5000 Eat,
10000 sa1sfe
lT NORFOLK,
(70O0O III. round,
Not less than : 10000 Nat.
10000 sqnare
MI the round lion TO be from 81 IL inches A, NAV
be required The Cat may be rsquired and square from
80 to- IL inch, may be required.
The proposals. n Stale the Of the suretes 10 b. iy
ard The Contractors to oblgae themelyes to ftnisb n r
ed ar additional quantity exceeding per cent on Rsv-
ing sixty days notice. ~ nav
h Of which Copper ard Iron n he subjected, 10 such
on and proof a. are At present adopted the respective
Yards such other inspection aud proof as tie Comtnss,op
/ er5 Of the Navy Board say direct.
Dtc- .. 62-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
FALL GOODS.

HALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
NJ and other late arrivals from New York and Philadelphia,
part Of his FAIL GOODS; Amongst which London
suPerfoe sud common cloths add Vaeutl Flo
renne and swausdOwn ves.ngg rose, point and Whitney
blankets white red and yellow Hnne osrpetings and hearth
rugs Irish linens, sbeeags aud diapers; German otnaburg
andckenhurgs; thread aud cotton checks aud Gekug DO
nestle sbtng', sheetpg, and plaJs London printed
bricks aud oacoesi India, Swiss and Scotch null, hook ia
comet and cambria uu5lns with general assortment Of ho
efy silks saDs, aces add other fashionable Fancy Goods,
which he will sell at unusually low prices.
Sept 20. 4i--N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

WIZ sell upon Accommodating terms, of land lying
~ me county OF Nouo,say containing between eleven
aug rug re hnded acres STUFFED Eo,t0yay River AMI
containing large portion of first bottom land well aJa
Tue growth o Tobacco, other crop; the high land
good aud well suited for The culture of ton The other
raet containing between and hundred acres on
oeP creek and =, bounded by other creeks which afford
large quantity OF very excellent ot land All peson dis
posed 10 purchase invited to view the which will
oene"n by the ovtTseers, or by myself application.
August %. 32--tf RlCUAED p UARDAlvAy