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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Chic Butter.
Ohio Butter.
IN Kegs Ohio Butter & good quality, just received
JUand for sale by
i.nlO LINDSAY, BILL & &c.
More fresh Dry Goods,

KYLE& DAWSON, have received BY the las. arr
N walls from New York, an additional supply Of SIS.
pie and fancy Dry Goods, Consisting in part Of III. tel
lowing articles:
Extra super blue cloths
.Superfine steel mixed AMI olive DO
Blue c.ssmeres and pclisse cloths
Crimson moreens
2 cases ladies' bolysrs
do white merino long shSws
do scarlet do do do
do square shswis assorted coIcr-s
oaIes 81 brown sl.irting
3 do rs do 90
Blue, black gro. de nap extra quality
Colotlrsd do do
Fiorences assorted co!ei.rs
Satins do do
! case lawns, some extra fine
l do apron checks DO do
81 blk and white bo5;nett lace
large assortment Of ginp's and piping cords
a. and O. checked D.usiias, beautiful goods
f.. AMI So null musins. extia fine
A large assortment Of SWISS muslin espes and col.
lars, needle work
Foundation muslins
Mems white silk woods and beaver gloves
do English buckskin very superior
Blk bobiuett laceseils, large size and eleg.u,
rich BE-: ders.
Tosether'with their former stock, enzkie. themto
offer almost every article in their hne Of the test IN
poItztions. Purchasers are invited 90 call and exam
Inc before they purchase el,ewh as they will snd
to their advantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

Dhs-,s. carncis, korses and oxen, suddenly O.
xerv hsimed by this dreadful storm, in strange
country. without any knowiedge'of high or low
ground. the whole being covered by an i'm
merse lake, and surrounded by thick darkness,
which prevented our Distinguishing single
object, excep, such as iae vivid glare OF light>
ming DISPLAYED in horrible forms. No Ian
guaee can describe the wreck Of a large encamp-
n.en,. thus instantaneossly destroyed, and CO.
yered with water; amid the cries OF old men and
heioles, women, terrified BY the piercing
skrieks Of their expiring children, unable TO al
ford them relief During this dreadful night
more than zoo persons and 5000 cattle perish-
ed and the morning dawn exhibited shocking
suectacle.-I Forbes OSientci Memoirs
CAPTAIN FELLows.-lt is supposed that Cap
tain Fellows Of the British frigatr Dartmouth,
VINO acted a conspicuous part in the battle at
Navaiino, and Of whom honorable mentioa Is
made BY Vice Admiral Codring'on and Cheva>
liei De Rigny. in their official accounts OF tina
victory, is native Of Sfonington. Mr. Tho
mas Fellows lef, Sonins,on some thirty years
since, ant soon after entered the British Navy
At the commencement Of the late war between
the Uniird States and Great Britain. he was
che only person Of the name in the British ma
vs.; and at that limr, as appeared from. Steele
Lis,, comnandant Of sioop Of war. There
il no Doubt, therefore, Of the id~ntiiy OF the
man. In The early par, Of bis life, Capt. Eel,
lows was engaged in the cod fishery from this
port; and here il was that he learned the hist
rudiments Of seamanship, and lad the iounda-
lion of those qualifications which have paved
tive way to his present good fortune.--From .
humble origin, Cap. Fellows has arisen. by
dint OF meri, alone, 10 his present honorable
station. II we rightly understand tie i;ish
account, Capt Fellows is to re knighttd for
his gallant conduct at Navarino. If SO,
while Nantucket may boast OF he Admiral Sir
Isaac Coffin, >toning,on may refer with pride
to the name Of Sir Thoma, Follows
S,oningion Telegraph
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
I'm Charles County Court,
November Ter.

JuDsoS RIcHAnDsoN % AMOS HoFr.
THE Bill filed in this states tha, the Complain
ant Judson Richardson purchased horse OF tie
said Amos Hoff in the year 1922, for which he gave
his note That the horse was unsound and frsu'
practised upon him the said complainant by the sale
The object Of the Bill is to obtain relief and perper
ual Injunction against the payment of the purchase
money. II is thereupon ordered and adjudged thai
the Defendant appear in this Court on or before '
third Monday Of March next, 20 shew cause why dS
cree should not pass, as prayed, otherwise the BIZ
will be taken "Pro Confcsso" provided that the Con.
planant give notice by causing copy Of this ordfr
be inserted In some newspaper once week for ioy
successive weeks before the third Mon day in MaF'"
next. EDMUND KEY
True Copy. Test JOHN BARNES, CLERK
dec 22-1aw4w Of Chares County CsH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Hair Cutting,
WILLY lam p. GREEN.

ItCo doors tcest OF the Post Office.
I Nall the various fashions of the country, TO suit
the taste of every Perssn, and with ali the ease and
comfort that be wished from the hands of an Ar
tst. Also, shaving, and raizors se,t in the hes,
ner and at the shortest notice.
The subscriber has first rate Horse and Gig foi
sale. w. PIG.
ian o-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

Steam Gun:-It has lately been shown, that
a gun-barrei may be connected with a high
pressure steam boiler, as with chamber of
condensed air; and, as the steam can be suppli-
ed as long a. wa,er remains on the boiler, if
bullets be allowed 10 fall mo the barrel fast
enough; from chamber or magazine above it,
hundred may be thrown every minute, with
the same force and precision as il each issued
from common piece Of artilIeiy-The rapid
sue ssion may almost be said 10. resemble the
issue Of water from jet pipe; and if such an
gun could be nsed in field of battle, Inc barrel
of death made to point gradually along line
of men, would NOW them down like corn stalks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Count de OFALIA,
DUDLEY & WARD,
Prince pOLIGNAC,
The Marquis de PAMELA.
Frona tie Ne,D York american.

From tie Ne,D York american.
In the Fayetteville IN. {. Observer, we find
the following communication, relating TO the
new doctrine, that protecting ia,if, is UNION
sfituiionol This is The general proposition; and
OF coursr, whether that protect ion be intended
for manufactures or agriculture, the princi-
Die is alike violated in either case.
The writer Of this communicate by collat-
ing articles that may be said poperly, and in-
deed exclusively, 20 belong 10 agrioulture-up-
on which, when imported, duties are collected,
much beyond what the mere Purposes OF reve-
hue would authorize, has illustrated in very
practical manner The novelty, as well as the
far reac hing effect VI This doc rine. We ON :
mend the list to the stten ion Of he new lights
To the Editor OF the Observer.
As il appears 10 be popular doctiine, now,
that Government has no right 10 impose du-
ties for the encouragement; q home industry
bu, only for purposes of revenue, / send you an
abs,rac, OF duties having a bearing On the in
terests and for the bench, Of agriculture alone
Which please publish.
Cotlon, 3 cents per ID; wheat and grain Of all
kinds | per cent. al ,alorem; fax and seed,
do: wax and honey, do; tobacco, do; wool, 20
to 80 do; clover seed Is do; ginseng do; castor
oil do; opium, do; ,affi do; frathers do; hemp
S35 per ton; aops, Is per cent al vaio!em; IN
digo, do; horns, do; lumber, do; mustard, 80
do; ma, al stores 5 do; lnseed oil, IS cents per
gail; porter and cider, Is to 90 do; beef and
pork, CTS per ID, burer, do; cheese, 9 do;
lard, 3 do; hams and bat on do; rice, IS per
cent. adj yslorem; spirits from gram - 10 90
cts. per gallon; from o,her materials, 4s tc 81
do; do; sumac, l2a per cent. ad valorem; tallow
cent. per Id; ,ailow candles, do, bristes, 8
do; glue, S do; cats, 10 cents per bushel; vine
gar, 8 cents per gallon; wines, 40 TO 100 do.
Thus is seen how much the laws project and
encourage agriculture. The duties on many
articles are so high rs to amount to an actual
prohibition. Now who denies the right Of
government, 10 impose them?
EQUALITY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
Notice.

I S hereby given to the stockholders Of the MsrIn:
Il Insurance Company of Alexandra, that an election
for fifteen directors to serve for one year thence En-
suing, vii! be held their Office on Tuesday the i5b
January next, from 10 o'clock, q. n. till 2, p.
The transfer book will be closed from Thursday l0h
at p. m until the election is over
dec 3-1aw6w J. b NICHOLS, seey.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

SETTING IN OF AN INDIAN MONSOON.
The shades o. evening app rarh' & as e
reached The g.onnd, AND JUS a, tn sncaGP-
ment was completed. the atmosphere grew
suddenly dsrk, the Yea, became cppr ssive, a.
an unusual stiffness pi.sagrd ;ae imm' d.
ser,jug in Of Tie monsoon. TIE whole app az
ance Of n ture resembed those solemn preivdes
TO earthquakes and hur icanes inlhr Fsest in
dies, irpm which the East in general is provi-
d-n;ialy free. We were allowed very lille
time for conjecture; in few minute the hea-
Wy clouds burst over US. ] witnessed seveD>
Ten monso ems 10 India. but this Exceeded them
all in lis awful appearance and dreadful effects:
Enc amped in low situation, on The borders OF
a lake formed to collect thr surrounding wa
ter, we found ourselves, in lew hours, in liz
quid plin. The ,en.pins giving way. in
loose soil, the tens fell down, and left he
Who'll. srmy exposed TO the eonending ele-
mcnts /, requires Lively imagination 20 con.
ceive the si.u zion Of 900 human beings OF
every description, with more than 100000 ele-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
VALUE OF POETRY.

Poetry is a most urprch abe frrg a. leas,
in the American market. Lord Byron Gid 0.
End i, 50 howeser, Is viii be seen .: the 90,
loving statement
Sum. paid 10 Lord Byron. by Ire booksrllrr
Murray, a, The price Of The manuscripts CT rs
wcrkS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
EQUALITY.

A letter from George Hamilton, Of the Repre-.
sentat,es Of Spots, lrania, 10 Robert Lewis, Mayor
Of the Corporation Of Fl fredericksburg, dated Rich
mond, Jan. sth 1873
Dear Sir have thought il proper TO make
it kaown to you in your official capacity, and
through you 10 the citizens Of fredericksburg,
and all others concerned, that The Rappahan-
mock Pilot Law, passed the last Session Of the
Legislature, was yesterday repeulrd-ihe Sen
ate having passed on it. The act passed yes
terday simply repeats the act OF the last year
and directs iha, any frauds which may have
grown out Of tina, ac:, shall be applied as direc-
ted under the Law.
Nothing has been dOns in the Legislature
lately, that would be worth communicating
the Judiciary bill, alias Circuit Court bill, has
occupied the House Of Delegates yesterday &
to day. think it will pass the H. Of d. by a
large majority: its getting through the Senate
and becoming Law this Session is, l thing
rather doubtful. am, dear sir, respectfully
and sincerely, your OBJ servant
GEORGE HAMILTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

S74 go
This is pretty little fartune to make By
poetry. and very grrst inci,em'n mt t. serib-
bling. The .iimaled value Of the poems ap.
pear 10 ba,e been determined vi,hou; any re-
ference 10 their respective merits II Mazrp.
pa be worth $4,000, Manfred surely IS worth
$4,000. Il would be curious tax o calculate
how much his Lordship received fer esch word
in Mazeppa. The iirne occupied in is eompo-
si,iou was perhaps Iwenty>four hours, mot All
q, one silting) An industrious poet, paid =.
this rate, would sOUn have SIX Pegassustss to
his baroucle. Nec Fork Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10
coxMrSIcATIoss.

The young gentlemen who are now engaged
in afording a rational amusement 10 the eiti>
zets Of our town, and who are al The same
time relieving The distrssses Of The needy, did
Tire .aselves much credis al their last perform
ance.
II would DC an invidious task 20 particular
ize, where ALL exerted themselves so effectualIy
10 please.
The characters in the popular comedy Of
Speed the Plough, were ell sustained through:
out. The Interlude was handsomely ct up,
and the Farce If the Honest Thieves played
with gr-a, deal Of spirit.
Practice, and a greater confidence in their
own abilities, is all tia, i, requisite 70 ensure
complete ,Deeess.
There b dss-ie pleasure enjoyed in patron
ising the efforts IF the Philo-Dramalie soeir-
" For while We have real treat in the re-
presentation Of the drama, We have the pleas
ing satisfaction Of knowing that we are, Al the
same time, gladdeniDg The heart of the widow,
comforting The orphan, and wiping away the
tear, Of sorrow from The dssola,e and distress
Cd THESPIS.
A gentleman who is possessed OF qualhiea a.
tons which fl him for 4 Professor in library
insti,u ZION, i, DESTROYS Of being employed In a
Seminary, in almost any department OF science
H. would prefer a situation in The State o.
Tennessee, where, b. has been informed, a Sc
Ininsry has lately been established. by the nans
Of KkEMER College This, he has no doubt
vosld afford a situation exactly suited 10 bis
eeoius There is one enquiry, in relation is
the subject, he is DESTROYS OF making:-Beinf
rather par,isl TO the study q chemistry, anc
being besides practical man, he wishes IL
know whether there is 6tstilery a;tao he'd tt
the establishment. a line to A. b., at Wash
ington CITY, sent through the Post Office, vii
be thankfully received.
The Editor Of the Enquirer, at New York
and, also, the Editors OF the Richmond En-
quirrr, vii: please give this an insertion This
il i, hoped, their zeal for the advancement, O
scrnee win nromp, them do, without the pro
Mise II any peeuniary reward.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-10

Protection Of Manufaciws.--Mr. Livingston,
Of The Senate Of New York, has submitted
resolution fog instrucIng he Senators and
requesting the Representatives in Congress
from the State Of New York to endeavor to
procure increased pro,ecuou to Agriculture
and Manufae,urey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20
Aprl27.

.aid'stdPs Sale IF lend in -2ibemoTie s. Louisa.
pursuance q, Decree OF the Superior Of Chan
efy Tor the tiehmond DnIic pronounced thecd day
OF ~ eh 1S27 the Of Nelson Drsndexor OF cap.
Benz Oliver, des. and subsequent order OF said eout
mate IN the and dated the esd June, 1877, ,ha
On Thursday the 18th July the .,oder
TO 10 the highest bidder, public the Land
lying Fa,y IA the ceuh;y Of Abenare, and partly
comfy al Louisa, within miles of Eindsays called
union si said 10 contain s3i i2 acres, belonging
good frame dwelling house, gu; houses; stables
&C. Poss'iop will be given the LIST of
permission 10 seed Of small grain the usual
seasun ~
Terms One-third cash. the balance in install
Incnts oil and years, to be well secured by per-
sonai security, and retaining lien upon the land
until the purchase money be paid rns
Should the above named day prove to he unfair,
the sale will be made the first fair day thereaf-
ter, Sundays excepted
j. GuERRANT, m. $. &C. L. D.
If his deputies.
may II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20
IYESY'EP.V Mail LIVE.

TfNIIIS line Of Stages between Staunon aud
Il Lewisbure, Va passing by the WARM, Hot. aud White
Sulphur Sprnss II leaves Stauuon every Tuesday and
Lewishug Friday morning. time for the stage
bound for Guyandot, the OhJ Iivcwhsre travellers
obtain passage steam boats the south we
any Geremen who in Monday night. stage,
may pursue their journey without any delay
The proprietor also bs leave 10 inform all those who In
tend v the different watering places this that by
the lstof July Cor scone necessary hsstsges will
twice week. solely for their aud facility that
those who arrive Monday Friday nights stage viii be
certain of n seat the day.
His stages g,hs drivers soher industrious and
commodating-and his horses inferior other
horses in the u. s.
All baggage packages parcels bundles the risk Of
the Gwner. JOHN WISE, Proprietor.
Siaunton, June IT. i2-At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

rINItE subscriber will privately his tract of Land m
Bedford county, situated the north and s,uih forks If
Goose Creek aud "a the fond leading Lynchbur
10 Fiu,astie ~ miles Of Liberty, and adjoining Cart
BuUd u contains about 400 acres IT winch 900 are IN
cleared The part which unelesred except very small
poftiof excellent tobacco land cleared land $50
acres are low grounds Of the fret qusy aud the ftmsnd,r
feaapy bhe hgh Ian rms "a 3ne OF the best tracts of
ton on tohaeoo and all kinds Of lies remarkably well
and free from stone IL divided would make two very
handsome traci', which shall done who wish 10
purchase rh Persons wishing "a pure base way appy
the subscriber siding the n,sbh6tho,d of Nw I,ndon
or {" Capt Buiord, residing tie tract WIN. IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

.r res ASUVtNcd fH,bifsIS .rtse ssees sCneTaItF
week during u v the s,s'' Ltsr
ts.-Prce tbs heretofore, Five Dollars snnur
s,vable ,dsnce Notes ofhasrei speci=psyins tanfs
pnly) will be received IN payment. The Editors will
safety CT rsuins th. lsii;ths postage sfIis-
tsrs being paid, by the writers.
No paper will be disc ntInusd hut At The aictton VI
t,s Edtors) until all srseNAs-. have been paid up.
ey- Whoever will Susf III psyntnt Of
sh, have tbs tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OK ADVERTISING.
II One square, OR LESSFst Iiertio II eBti-eseh
continuance, so cents
IN vsrii,. snt in,erted unt,l eitasi been paid
unej nv some person this city IT. -nNuoEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20
.Marshars Sale Of Land ii. the County of Ran-

fN pursuance 81 Decree of the Superior Court Of Chan
~ Gerry Tor the Hiehnond Dr the I'd day
OF March 1897, IN ;he Of N.on vs.. Brand Executor
OF ,sp be"tn'n ove dec aud oil .uhseqatni order of
made M the cause, and dated the esd June,
snail on Thursday the 10th July next, j. w Phil
hps ''a oh CHURCH. within sbou, miles of New Castle,
O % tss TO The highest bidder, ST public auction, the ira
is"d 'aied !aydeus SAID t. contain 296
W., county OF Hanover, 'inng the lands OF aac Oliver,
'h Jones ana others the greater ra OF which tnb.
land anu ne. ainut miles frou the city of Richmond
Also, a GRlSr MILL, tie lower epd OF the county OF
Hanover, with I'll land -sad pt obahy
acres
tFo parcel, Adjoining said mill, called 'Webb'sn
.sd TO contain acres aud tie other called 'Bareh 1. Ia
acres, with house thereon.
Ai.o sonueh of "A parcel IF l9 2 acres called Hab.
nesn's" as lies north OF the Road.
Terms third cash; the balance in inst omen.s Of
and two yeao be we'll secured by personal security aud
feng lien upon the isndunt the purchase money be paid
should hr above named day iobe unfair .aie Ill
oe made hs r.t lar day thereafter Sundays excepted
]. GuERRANr, &C. r. 4.
of his Depnes.
I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

SiE ubcriber, DESTROYS to close the t,
" Estates Of Martha Crook aud james Crook dec hereby
rTre al persons indebted TO the said estates inn
diaie Payme>t further indulgence he gv,r and
thos' having claims against The said Estates are 10
preseh heo duly su,hencatsd for Psynsnon OF before The
l day 0f NOV next, or this notice will be plead of ,uc
eaiTi WADUY j. JACKSON, Adp'ur
II Martha Crook u Jane Crook dec.
MeekhnhurF, Jnue 10. I-xqg~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20


fiE subs, rihe ufer said thu hnet Estates
4 Lover vgup: II the G.iate called Cum .rland,"
Hhs upon the Pimunky River, the of New EeBt
eout two miles below New Kent Courthouse the of
Col D. ID Watkins. aud by estimatiou than
ECO acres, OF which 800 te-eI as land
clover $50 wood land h-svily timb cd, marsh
including house. and lots, m the village of uub.r
land"
This Esta,e. situated At behead of fine bold on
an riding water for vtsss of 500 on aud presents the
the lower country.
Abe hat lands, has been stated rate we'll adapted
10 plaster and clover and has been much by their
USE the nigh land Is heavily tubee ed; and the marsh Of
he mos, vauab. IN the lower conntry usually high and
h.syiiy t'nbered chiefly with ash; experiment
maiy made IN the sale of timber aud wood, beach,
expense OF Clearing and retaining ight he betrayed from
me sale oi The wood timber, aud when would
ility. - - - -
Upon the estate fsherits herring fishery no
e note the annual rroi Of which have generally
a"ou SSOOj and shad fishery ediaeiy opposite the
herring shtry, which might also he valuable
and tine mil cte Immediately uron liver aud
10 the village OF Cumbetsn the
dwelling house Of rooms the customary houses
an 'e mouse The dwelling house upon a very elevated
suuation,e COMMANDING Othe Fat
every variety taken upon the proper
ihe maj kefs OF Richmond and Baltimore, alike
usuSus 10 ~ and produce shipped TO both for the
eigh eruption deemed
supposed thai any one desiring TO purchase, will first
the III enues.
The property above describe having sold
Will be oft red, public auction svtkon rese,e,
premises at y O'clock, ~ Monday the day Aug
ana me residue three equa annual payments Bend and
sesur,and deed Of tut upon the will he required
81 the Purehasey JAMES LYONS,
-TiioS II. TERR1LLr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

SPRIySG GOODS.
YGHALL NELSON has received large aud general
~ assortment Of Staple snd Fancy Goud among which
Nlvsfino Greeau PLAID aud fancy caicoe IAN plaid
Nsyarn AMI fancy striped sns vns aud PLAIN india
and SWISS nGsn; ambOred AMI PLAN hook null
oambi and j'conet mu-i,; rich worked muslin robes hk
Italian ,trings black sud color cd ros de
French 'atins plaid ,ps and plain eye; bao eoIo.d
Italian nets silk and cotton hosiery; bobnet lace and ch
wurked muslin Peerinse and collars; black and white
hobbnt lace ve' and hdkl. English aud Ffench thread
lacss aud edsings; London cloths, yetngs rsh
linens, heetngs and damaski zabugs aud foklenhurg
brown and blssthed shr;iuss aud domestic plaisvn
varIeyof other desirable goods which viii he sold at the
oUsgt prices.
may ?. 1874
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20
NOI'IGE,

ySf SCAPED ON the Thursday last. June Sth
80 rom the custody ofmy Wylie Adams, few
lss neo" frahue Tavern The Turnpike Road leading
very back very likely 20 of axe, aul cunning
in'e'geIs and Tor diguied. lie
wnenhe gnt away, SWOLLEN roundabout, ped vs nc
PAR OF cotton Virginia cloth of shoes, and
neck. - " '' 80
lie was raised IN Surry, and will probably direct hi. ep.
towards that county will give liberal reward Tor hi
apprehension su Judgement the jail Of RehnoDd taken
at a grester distance. j. N, FAIjLCON'
Chiffon, near Geaifo,
4nlelia cou,ay, ia,
luL,el
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20
LIND EOR &4LE

iH Iaud heretofore advet sale wing IN the love-,
sn ui Ameiti county, called Hill Grove. i, I'm a.,
& ~ fhre tract contains about 5000 acres and lie. on
lhe APpomsttvx, No. nCie thar IS from Petsr.burr
he SET up al public auction, tina I'd Thutsdsy Of May NEXT
when viii attend prepared, 10 be laid of IN I.s
To u purcha5efs, tine whole tract esnnot be sd sr
fourth the purchase viii be requed 10 be paid
~ CASH and Tor The e'idge The terms will
70 purchaser II 18th cannot n, otfnine N 90 H.
he ofted at annual ssiuntnts ri il ,ho,d NO.; he .J
=, THOS. r. GILES
amGoH ~ los ids
INSET the above until the day e sale r. +. GILEs.
Toe above sale uusvcJsby poned until the 4t Non
day 10 Juae next wheo will certainly place on IN, A.
hove terms at Mr. OOlemau' Tavern, near The premises.
Richmond, Nsy 6. ne .is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20
TRACT OF LAMD

Lying Cnflss Neck enrioo county, called Old Curlss
containing 52I aefes, ht the anc more or less. This n
land - well kn vn that Is deemed IN euue
rate The ysny advantages POSSESSES. There large Mari
Bank on me land, sfuded ~ adyana POSITION 10
he distributed very barge portion the Isnd well eel i,
red CLOVER and age crop of wheat may be seeded on
clover alcw this fall There the land an excellent
dwelling hous~, with 10 rooms good barn, stables aud hss
rate thfeshug machine, &c. &c
me e - bseVfd 70 hs unpuestonohe; hut the snhscbef
telling Trusee, will only convey such itie :, veted in
him Po''ts'on viii b. given nmtds'eiy. The sale viii
'oinmtnre Al u O'Clock VIII w. mOSBY.
June 10. $3.50.