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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-01
Sl,l79 90 S8lo4 81
Al 60
800 90
234O 90
Byoarght up,
Philips Bridge, J.
Dragon Bridge,
Taylor's Bridge,

Treasurers Commissions, 4Io o.
Balance in Treasury March Sd, 1897, AL 10
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-01
DRY GOODS, &c.
OBSERVE.
No. So. Market-Street,

Ths Subscriber has just receired, and is rozo
opening, an ertensipe variety Of fresh ana
seasonabIe
Urn GOODS;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-25

at This time. uni,edly TO partake The mercies
of our Heavenly Father, and TO feel our conn
denee in Him 10 be renewed, in the belief that
He is watching over us, as a religious Society
for good, may we all so live in hlsiear tnat we
NAV availingiy pray for his blessing; SO &C
knowledge him in all our ways, that He may
direct our paths whilst here, and finally grant
us an admission into his Heavenly Kingdom,
through Jesus Christ our Lord. -.
In the love ofthe Gospel, we cordially bid
you farewell.
SIGNED in and on behalf of the Meeting. by
JOSIAH FORSTER.
CYerk to The Meeting this year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-25

lluence of the example, that alone would b.
productive Of the most pernicious consequen.
ccs. II would indicate 20 the reckless aspila pr
destitute Of every other qualification, that the
road to promotion was 10 be opened by his
sword. Let his principle be once established
and how long think you should we remain :,
peace!
Il nov proceed to the other promised topic
that Mr.. Adams owed his election 10 bargain
ana management. The wickedness in which
this SANDER originated, and The credulily with
which it has been received slhave their parallel
only in the Popish p!o, OF Titus Oates Invent.
ed BY kDaves to be current only among fools, II
has been so often repeated, though without
li,ile of evidence, that it has not only taken in
many Of the latter, but has deceived some Of
the hes, meaning men Of Ike ,imes-who, with.
out sufficiently weighing the credibili,y Of the
quarter from which it came, the necessity Of
proof 10 substantiate such a charge, or tue in.
Justice Of condemning iHustrious citizens, H.
taerto without rcproach, on unsupported accu.
salion, have hastily pronounced their conyic.
ton. Ask those who have thus acted how ,hey
would abide a similar procedure in their own
case What is character worth, II held by E,
frail tenure as the breath Of political rival
Shall Clay--who is hailed throughout this wes..
ern hemisphere as the champion Of liberal Drm
ciplcs, not the tame and obedient aitcndant on
public opinion, but himself tho leader, mol the
cold soeculator on lis never ceasing changes,
but the master spirit guiding and directing il
shall he be thus readily supposed guilty OF
low and dirty intrigue for subordinate olfice
Standing high on The pinnacle Of Fame, Is it
probable, my fellow citizens, that he would IL.
scend thus low? Blu, why need ! refer now 10
The unreasonableness Of this foul charge? lIh
own mastery view Of the accusation, its circum.
stances and its authors, has Prostral,a Ill in The
Dust. Virginians, you are too generous and
Jus, TO unite IN malignant prosecution Of one
OF ourselves. Tie is a Virginian. We have l.
hundant reason 20 be proud Of such brother.
| II is not our habit to act The s!ep-moiher. II
heretofore you have listened 10 The false and
malignant calumnics, SO often and SO boldly re.
peated as TO be some excuse for your credu!!,y,
now at last when convinced Of his Innocence
co him Justice. You must rrjoice with al gsod
men, that this great advocate OF human rishH,
after passing the fiery ordeal, shines with und..
niinishcd luslre; and you canno, but take plea,
sure in doing him anc yourselves justice by d.
| Tending rather than accusing hin. The iDno.
ccnce Of Mr. Clay established, il follows Of
course tha, the objection to MIR. Adams on &C.
count Of any supposed bargain falls 10 tie
ground.
In my next I shall take up the interesting
inquiry, which of the riva! candidates ha,
| given the most satisfactory pledges, thu, he
will faithfully aud wisely discharge The duties
Of The Office, and what will be the probable IN
lluence Of the election Of either on the genersl
welfare CT the republic. A FARMER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-25
SCHEME;

1862 prizes, amounting TO $4,000
Subject 10 The usual deduction Of fifteen per teet
GTThe cash for the whole of the prizes can be Isl
at CoIIEN'S OFFICE, the moment they are drawn
Whole Tickets, IS 90 Quarters, 81 .
Halves, 3 so Eighths, /: G.!
by mail (post pad) or private conveyance, enc!osss
the cash. or prize tickets in any of the LOTTERIES VII
meet the same prompt and punctua attention as foo
personal application. Addressto
J !. COHEN, in. & BROTHEES,
Baltimore, Aug 6-w&stl5S Bahinrn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-25
GRAND LITERATURE I.oTTray

OF the State Of Maryland, will take place in the Cy
Baltimore, "Wednesday the 17th OF October OH
viii be completed on that day. This lottery j, :hs
most brian; in the United States; continuing BESIDE
the capitals of 20, 600 DOLLS. and ~ GOO DOLLS NJ
less than Ten prizes of I'eo Thousand DoNgs lec!1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-25
Announcement OF the DRAWN;

COHEN'S oFFICE-114, Market.stree:,l
Baltimore, august 6, 1897
We have the pleasure to announce that the drawn;
of tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
SELECTIONS.
From the Norfolk Htraid.I
THE COLONIAL TRADE.

In the Preceding numbers, have brought down
this history OF the Colonial Trade, to time when
II was entirely suspended. Before I commence
tbs sccOust ot is resusc;atiOn will deiain the
reader few moments, while take rapid re-
ylew OF the subject, IL has been deve lopsd in
'he preceding narrative, in order to enable hin to
See what was the precise difference between the
parties, the non arrangement Of which brough,
about such result; and why this only difference
was not arranged
Gfeal Britain and the u. S own territories con.
;IguOuS or adjacent to each other The iubsbi
ia6ts OF these ierritofes. during long period of
time. had mainianeJ a commercial intercourse with
each other, so mutually convenient and beneficial.
chat both parties were. and ever have been sin
cere'y DESTROYS to continue and enlarge IT, But
question arose; 1chO shouId be the carriers of
Tie surplus productions, stiiuling the subjects
0l their mutual exchanges This was, and a. the
silgie question between them.
Phe transportation of these productions, dJring
ali the period mentioned, had been made in The
vessels OF Great Britain exclusively, except when
Aef own IN crest Induced her to admit those OF
he u. >. into q participation Oft The claim of
Great BRIAN to this monopoly, was of very an
Gent origin; and had been asserted for more than
century before the II. s. became a nation. This
claim was similar 10 that asserted By every othef
nstion in The world, having colony. II had been
aesened to and admitted by al civilized nations.
'ap W none more strongly or more repeatedly.
ihan W the Y. 8 themselves But 10 the wear
4L9s' Tor The fret time, the u. s. preferred de.
insn1' ioI participation ia this particular excu-
I'VE right asserted by Great Britain, without pre-
iHfIns any snch demand, a. to the similar RIGHT.
'heh asserted by France, or Spain, or Portugal,
OF any other power
tSeat Britain did not oppose the demand 90
preferred by any reliance upon her ancient usagee
20 long pfaciissd and 80 uniformly aeqniescei 10.
or by any reference 10 the rights Of all ohs, STATE,
haYiag colonies winch we're then conceded By
q nisttef Tor discussion and arrangement. and g.,
tefsd into fee negotiation with the u S rnoo
.hs SUBJECT 10 the course Of tbs negotiation !,
vas made apparent TO both parties, that natural
.suses existed, which, If the intercourse was Isf,
snfehfained ~ both sides, mus. inevitably rams.
'ef the whole transportation TO vessels Of the n
Npd - leave 10 Great BtiGn, he whole en-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
hONKY MITI-N-

5'hlS property situated 80, south branch ~
river, ihlLe county % Hanover nineteen riies sbo-
R'cbmnnd, ohrtd iof sale Tie coutairt "a iIe rr
n'n the hrniret ARES delightfully."- wstefei having never
anins stream, running through each field aud bounded
bold creek The whole eugh. Several ADJOINING trrts mas h.
nn'uneH g Tan Pr'cesi Hhh renders tins prortg more car,
eai"Iy dei"zb!f' q Grisi and Saw Mil UPON the riy,
"a never Falling reamJ capable ai ues II opefa,p m
machinery 10 shy extent that may BE- required bq,n. sfe
dam, wio-e stability IN bren tested hy twenty ear nf move
Inc hr A1ii y iy temporary, and contains lf an. ps, ~
Ione which yei annually three hundred bsrfe IL rr
the SaW Mill news built the most improved eol.n,,
70 cot greet ons and my BE- readily extended. Timber
w aly otmana' Hnd sets e ia prces TINS Wiii 1906
90 I've nh 81 The adjacent country wanted water. sns
psd Of iae purchase money vii be- rsqued IN hand aud
liberal credit giyrn tor the btlinre. The utc,,er 49,. 49,
The option Of sknr he oiop htnd at % per cent below
v1ostion, OF will 1a The crop a. tenant. upon e ur,
ne prein.es' J. q SWAMI.
Nttfch 20. t0,7 ...r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

y'ine Of deed of tust executed On the 2i. dav OF
Now 1928 ly Smith Payne, q the county Of Bue king
Ger c1i and james Benaueh, secure certain ebls
o.'U"hed due to James Peasants and johann Gordon
1"'1 - 'iuei V"e dte ihe said Trustre any
mole Ueu, 'V;i proceed 70 sell 10 tSe hret bidder tr
ie@ay none;' Ga The ~ emes, Thursday the East day Of
June hA t'e ai AID Slaves IA sad deed conveyed viz
east e % the t"ad eadng from New CAUTION 10 Caersyoi
gCHia"n ~ etndt'or, 100 acres and adjoining the lands
imam Alutisoh john irsiIsnt aud Oi-s and the lands Of
me sa'd Smh i7yns, 0nthe wet l OF The roadaio the
io"sUs slaves VIZ I'm Ben, Billy, Danre.fed Rsudopb
A'H'h Hnh'- aniA Hannah tnd her child Joshua; iiy
ana 'rf 'hiree fatick, Mary si Racsei aud the ifer.s
81 the female slave Such le vel e.. by virtue Of aI
"red,w'li &c couveyd by THE TRUSTEES
NAV 25.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
FOR SIZE.

estate attached 10 the u lnsJn House obntan,,, b 80
.ey %hg nog,ind add seventy acres aud ,rte
OF 'H linh never teiore offered to the public abo,
20 cfes are already cleared rest in v o, be,vy t;
id we eater Pert tobacco ilnd Of the m q o,ai
iAl GeaIeG lAhi with the pon Of about 50 acre, ~ Iii =
go" heb capable undtr juiic of pro. ~
I COZ ue Exhausted portion might son reeIaned Tb
tihation Nisiat one hne houfhe turnpike and erhf -
LJIInufS well satered, beng nefsected bv many
- n1sas WITHIN is limits ADD therefore not 50 srtieei 70
t," aHoi ug not less than 90 acres of branch ana ~
'on iin, Vel adapted 10 the culture Of Timofbv ana ,b
,"a u we paPoie Outstanding tobacco lots; about enc
'l ~ he oaneh land Is sill IN wood. On the u,,s,,,
Def improvements there large framed Lst 49,
WIN god ihTs'hn5 machine. The uanJon house u ,oo,nv
tou'shsn, iinisome sud situated al eninepee eoo,a
s nearly tie whole Of the arabic land Of Inc farm I,
2 70 remove TO another state The above property !. oaecd
low, i'r eash o. credit lud feel no hsiiiaton "a s,;n
that TO tobacco planter fow estates are NOE G,@,
BEDFORD april 10 E 5to~,;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
MALN $50 EoR go

~ ~ re one - Tor sale tive pgems on Saturday the
~ @hct JunrJ the aLoy. raaed n lying on Cnie,
oon'y swamp miles from Richmond, containing 40 acres
uppostd 10 ne equal f not suprror any Land GU
hoHohy lac Sage road, from Rchsond burg
passes I'M Ugh the land. The subscrDei having po.itiv.i
determined toteaove 70 the West the fall anxious 10
'"et a early SAFE IN order 10 make the necessary afrara
N'h i"t riEo"aiAt TIE ani place " IA In az
tered another farm il Hanover county situated in
noe cittk 10 miles rom Richmond, Containing Ie9 cfes
Az oi ""c" &c DIST rate meadow land. Description Of the
move named iarnls is thought ceary, persons wishing
"hy, wi iu yie'v tle land, which will be .e,yn bv ms,
A .'us Wal be made Known he day of sale (or Prev
'usyO IL t.iose wishing IL buy. WM. WINSTON
MAY -. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
$40 REIVgRD

EFT my house IA Hanover county The s9th Of IN, L.
II Hchti, q anu1ry) black ny name 81 BlLLI
Gonin"ny called 8tet belonging the estate of Rerhen
Howard dec He Is about feet 10 inches high about 70
yeSi oi aSe, stout well utr, active and u.; has bush
mead OF hsir lie las worked with Jl,ncs FI,hr psrt -
several years pact ia tie L'sheiing bushes aud has work
." Tue Manchester a"d fe'e'surs THng'ke Road lis cloth
INK huue made duahle yarn cob-hs coal whit.
h pani'o ms cdold tu bat He has b,en .een ~
mioh'Go;i AMI = nSey he's m Bchmunjo work .u the
Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike Ro.i The sroy. NJ,
ward viii bt PAID on h being secured the Iai in Rloh.
mono AMI ny being u'une! thereof unlikely bu,
i' ne "as oai-Jec pass 10 II dag e. month
NAP'H'j 'e-'' JOHN BELL,
Msy4 ,ig-,,9,r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
Il fne ChIrI.uh0,DiJli

y JIG OF lI'tlHYhNtItt --5l0Ie JJT Sue.
NE o"hscribe will sell gre bargain IA a tact # go
or 40 acres of ona, lying the north sdt Of Cbick,
h"mn Swamp The COUNTY Of New Isen inlediaiel, he
low Ia iOaS ds-s IL Land iitviv sold b
the riushsi u The Williamsburg Uhsnoery CONT undo, 4
deetee" Tie Richmond Chlncgy Court the Gaze OF Dam.
decree. ~ Wv
Ih tact contains large quantity of easily reclaimed low
grounds % the beat quality the Swamp wh mach ,alus-
Die CyP'cs aud oier t'Uher it. Aleu-, uur-haf Of the
ala"ec o! The tcct fiat iNid the other fertile brb
l1nti great part Of which 81 with mime oak ,n',
The lsud i'r G above tde water 10 the RIVER Al rom #
boats have dcccnded 10 Windsor Shades he schooner iau
'ng about CT 8 miles below.
Fr Term apply to Mr.. Wan. Bromley At The White Hou.e
a'si New Kent courthouse, e sub;criber IN Frederick,
aufs JSO DItsliIN SoN
Ma, ,fc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
MOUNT EPHR.aLn FOR SgIE

NlENDING To remove this fall 10 The tef,ii,, Of t.i;J
i s 'o ale ny eate the RappnhaunoeE River M
'ie county " iduqWer, aud about eighteen mill. sbn
def,cksberg called MOUNT EPHRAIM; hi.
p ,"so2 ana 'sy improved, having an ihe budinc,
20 Vs. 'umi"it ana elv.anCe, NECESSARY for
country residences and = healthy as an. .,i, - o.
s",s s ssns determined to feroye will sell ih hand
Gehlsinen disposed purcha are asite 10 , I
, ,o og ~ val also sell ao, ianI Of Three iun
aeo ae'y-tiSe acres the county oil Cupeper nssr
oafer, Bridge (NoTman's Ford) called H. f; near
yh FtFlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
FOR N4LN

FTVIiE tact of land Fort Creek vsereon now ,ei
containing by late survey $50 Bcres. uf which 2O Il,
'ti IN woods an1 80 creek low ound vel drhcdl which
may ne mde Peie-tysas from water, with tinne rsnenr.
he h'u-s are subcirnt ior asuai fsnv. With .xtell
Tobacco holsts. Ice house &c with "a ample and nh a.
Qua d and variety Of 1irer fruits; rrape selected wis
ton l. Won ia the attention Of any pesn dssii,ns Of sf
set eneni being very healthy wo ,gacred IN an Agreeable
n'isn5ofi"2t and miles above Pnre Edward courthouse
hand and the hlaocc au qual annual nt pnebs,,r
invited to call MN EIPRTr ~
Piinre Edward, May ~. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
.Alontreal. (cnnnan.Nifnu l.

1H0HtTeI, (CaHada, ).uay 10.
Extraordinary Escape. = On THURSDAY after
noon, about seven O'Clock, whilst the - Canada
Floating Dock was about to be launched from the
shlpyard of Mr. Harrington, al the foot OF The Cur
rent 5; Marie, person named Thomas Dow,
ship Carpenter, employed in assisting ri the lsuncb
and who was on the ways bets cen the vessel and
the water, in the act OF leaving the way, the
weasel coming too close to permit hun TO escape
Ia iiis y uai manner, the only alternative left,
TO save himself, he with all possible speed 10
the river, and Owed into the water before he was
over aiken. When the vessel was safely launched
and 1t was believed that the man must have been
crushed beneath her, he made his appearance ON
the top OF the water, so yards FROM the shore.
which distance he had been driven By the force
with which The essel moved the ystor when
taken up he exhibited no marks Of injury fur
lheF than the weltiug he had received and hav.
ing the top OF his head thoroughly creased by the
vessels bottom pressing against It while in the
water. infeply 10 some questions as 10 how he
iet when Ia his late periIous situation be ioeulady
remarked that he was 20 little discOmposed by II.
that for a trlfing remuneration lie woaId try
another race with herr
The "Csnada Floating Dock" we understand ia
10 be taken forthwith to Quebec, where she will
be used as dry dock wherein to repair vessels
and Il - thought by persons who are supposed 10
be Judges that she will answer re purpose desired
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
20 HEit4Ln-

* ns,.A =. ,"m the .nb'ciiber. GA Tue 27d IN,
.,-b = ~ va. - yea's old, about feet q, q y;
49, So'"i nearly black; he has sn,,ll sr.r ~ "'ues
ON o,s sc % ms y bro" ine't' and OF some
bpn: h. 80 ot"'en the oslfsn heel, occasioura -,
az 0ioNitg Wa cotton shirt md han eF =
has, ~oIs5 colour the Fanisl-cns much worn .' IG
=, =. " vac eopgsis trade, Tor some Years aud -, 80
70 ee ,uPloyment ai that trade. IeAesct he ,v,,I ny
a. ut % state. s- he tsSen out Of ca3 gst
;I " S.'e ne may ty 70 up James Riv 10, in co., W
s, sm' reward OF S20 Tor Lewis II taken on, s o9a.-
- tb sisun JAIL and immediate notice given ms
I'll ;s &. MN sga,n or the Legal foe ,eeunS h.
"slhn THIS state, that get him or sin c
chester county, va, near Man-
Mavoo WIN. FISHER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
TRUST SaLE-

EpY virtue Of deed Ut trust by John WALTER A.
- ted fd Dec 1875 anil recorded 10 ifsnlito county CONT
sre on the nth Dec .t545- or purposes hetein
so a proceed 90 ss bn Monday The I'm dsy nj inne
lo-7 or lhe pfemrg a. noon 70 ihe b.he bidder orcs
Walker feisd, tibe Zine u De death, lying and heinz n
ue cyuH'y 81 enfcoi and Iat part, aud whole ri -i
the 5arth side oi tle main road o. Gr1uid Squue Hi,e
md bounded on ihe North ny 'li road end ON ne Wet H.
Bartholomew Iuehaft South ty jobs Lucas aud others al
10" ny VIM Chimt crsyns c9n'suioe bv cstn,sln 201
veil ths following 'lfyss PAU John Ardefson
sni Dcey c0nytytd 90 as and dscribcd more FULLY n H.
deed. JAS WHlrELOW. DO
.HO5bX sHEPPARD, 'F"'ees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

L.a as'E'vaI-rhe snoual adsrssI before Che Sur.lk
iU9d0nl Bur, delivered Oh Weine,dsy by a.. Hon
Leuei shaw The subject of his address the
ictn aud the duties aud privilege, Of the American LAWYER
~ ,hese to2i-' the Orator TOOK wide range. The
1ue wa. distinguished by classical putty sud elegance OF
language deep ana vigorous tiuus, many seut cots wide
r s s views ana BY an initiate acquaintance with the
cfn and political Institutions OF foreign cum
tries Every subject treated the free aud master
~ ,inner Alter the A1dres, concluded committee
he bsr was appointed 10 request copy for the pres
An the Afternoon, the Bar dined settler the Exchange
Nouee hoI,s, John Heard Jr Esq predins. Among the
aud the Mayor OF the city
rverJ songs, written BY gentlemen Of tho Bar sung
WIN great aPpause, and many t",is gwen, rich
"ppe"t Inc following of the song, sung on
tns OCCASION which insert for the pro-
lesIonil readers: TEo,,on Pop,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
IirgLnia Fgnale .ieaden.g, BoVdton. MeckIel

burg Coaaty.
VIE neN Examination OF the young lade., this Acsdr
4 my Nlii commence Tuesday, June H. 1897 and On
uune ins two following DAYS The sccol wi, reopen CA
Monday jane 10th Tue charge Board y Tuition - 500
du'ic So drawing and painting $50 Session Of five
Lunths Farther Hiu nation uay he add cs.inr TN,
suhscrhers above JOS. b. WARNE,
May p. -vuqmI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
D.9N"VILLE .aC-aDEUy.

"A VACANCY will on the LEI or Jun. No., :. =,
~ odice Of Teacher in this Institution ara ~ 10 tie
m OF ensssnS for the next session. Ito
quo u3y 9" Juiy) Teacher, whose moral eharsc,sr
ana Utek L,nsdas and such other banehe. of e
cs'on a. are usually laugh, in Academic, p,r,a
uon would be prefer edbut IL not conve,s, @ pp'ies
ur9n h1, subject addIred Dr. Jane b. patton
i % e eoaru OF fiees, tpOst paid ,v.ii me &, WIN
-i"'"'s'e "'ehuoh BY orde Of the fo,rd $3.50
Danvili.. Mav is. H. SLa'h, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

viz next session q The Midway Academy situated IN the
comfy OF Cumberland, one mile above Lanahorne',
Pc 'aienteure ot the subscrihet..
his institution has btr1 esabbhtd mde than two wears;
gus, Hom It's unrvalled success, they hope 10 merit
continuance Of the public confidence. The situation OF t
,altp{ H katie for rs eathine; and the sCc,iy OF
TERMS '-G5eta Latin ( Mathematc. eeT se..n NJ IN
months. ~ 30 ''''e' ' ="
Enesh Branches S5
TIE Students be accommodated with bo,ri in g.,
ca eesli- families. 80 ' o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
james Ricey Land for sac.

'he tract oil i11i belonging the heirs John Diudi dgc
Ioi ale The above tract is situated the county OF
''e george, immediately james river, adioiuin, the
OF george a"d William Hsfisou Eqrs. and Ms Edoe
N contains aoout hundred acres; IN one Of the bel
~ Virginia. anI Inferior 10 uone in frtiliy
' % r s'v tiI'ered; It's oe alton aud quality render
ns H9st de'na7le tract OF land sale this time IN Vr
e feis'n ching 10 purchse sscettain The terms m
,hu0nd A,~;ltz J. - ~ 80 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
PUBLIC .MOryCE
AUDIYoR,s orr


May 81, 1927
- Val be pleased Co take notice. that drafts transmit
ted 10 ths Oce, sHi made payable the order of fic
1'saaor, viii be refused. Tue Auditor will attend vii.
pleasure, to the settlement Of The accounts viii baud ov,
10 tn proper officer all b, shec.s drafts, wlc indiy,
ua's tOnhde u ham but decline placing his nam. ON
al! such papers. jas. L. HEATH Aud
June 1. =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

We SUBSCRIBER Cde,s4 iri.nds and -
nc TO sell all kinds of country produce on c",, P
attend 10 the selection and buying Of every d..er;n
- % AM, a m. long experience in that line he hop =,
20 give general satstaction For the present he nsy he %
al me od 'and oil L. H. o. six doors above the nell Ts
oL-toi Nj @. LACKIAND
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~ virtue ri deed of tu, executed bv Wn frrh ,.r
- bl ag date bs 3d dy of March so lad 81 ecord n
ecerk oicc, icnic0 n Jrdur Co sccuie debt therein
Mentioned, shall proceed q, seu, ibe bsle bidder on
wednesday e Dh JuHc ncst. before te fon door OF he
ccurhouc tcnSD, er tthi % acrc Of land lying and d
l5iue jacob bliu fnd oilers the npper end Of Henfiro
touaty the tle e'sidio hs ndrufsbt hr shall crye,
tnly such Cite a 90 iae vested tsifafsc
LsWAQu q. MAYO, tru,ise.
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WIZ ,uhserber Oilers for private sale ,bs .tt, g.,
49, ~" wa,eh pa fe.,des' on Poieet eeet mile, s,Ib If
sl mac, g 20 acres divided Into thres sbifs
@ 'i9d "sli sued and ths creek ,uhssatisy
M ~ n ioos oJen eoninetsd one Of the be,t
lns improvement. are good roomy sling bo,'o VIII III
n'e'atY og' mousse m good rfpsH; ni sfencs ~ f,;f.
80 ~ F"', S'h"i ine water n every fsLiy IN, above
sna WI De .ola on credit Of Z, 2 and 80 ~ 49, II
oe'"'h'e' For cfnsagfiy 10 ihe snh.oriber an ~ i.
81. lA4VfNE CHANDLER.