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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-04


very hard at the time, and in the morn-s
ing the wall was covered with ",what do
you says" in ice.
A FIsH BATTLE. We have now. fallen
upon something in our western hemisphere
that we ma, exchange with our European
friends, for tn long expected battle news
from the Balkan, as soon as we can get it.
We refer to the Grampus battle, in Harps-
we'll river, Maine. The particulars follow:
A few fishermen discovered large fish i'll
Harpswell river, and the inhabitants were
raised to arms by the cry Of a aohdte a
ale! Sixty or eighty warriors were SOON
he water in boats, and the musquetry
op, hed gallant fire on the enemy. The
- led sunk to rise no more. But this was
not what the brave men of Harpswell want
ed. They drove the black columns of
grampuses into a cove of shallow water,
east of the meeting house, where most luzk
dicrous conflict ensued-the loss all on one
side-the gain and the fun on the other.
Mr.. Curtis, the Representative of the town,
preferring an outside birth to Jonah's inside
seat, mounted the largest, without saddle or
bride, and rode triumphantly to land, where,
like other political men, he took the life of
the beast on which he rode. Mr.. Reed,
whose courage frightened up, like torch
light, to see q sturdy fellow defeat number
of his friends, waded to his middle in the
water, and seized the monster by the head,
as he would have done dog by the ears
bat the dog was too heavy for him, and he
came off second best. Young Mr.. Dunning
pursued two large fish ashore, slipped a
moose Of his boats painter over the head of
one, tied him to tree-then adroitly threw
rope over the tail of the other, and tied
him to bush. He was then at liberty. to
return and make other conquests.
The result of the battle was that % men
killed II fish. The largest was 90 feet in
length, and 18 feet in conference.-the
puppies were still at the breast, and about
Z or s feet in length Seventy five barrels
of oil, worth, perhaps, from 600 to 700 doll
lars, are anticipated from the blubber. The
date of the battle is Oct. 9th. None of the
assailants received injury, which is re-
markable circumstance, when the size and
strength, and violent struggles of the fish
are taken into consideration Palladium.
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|r,,r LANCASTER GAZETTE

HILLS, Leominster.
\ WaITrNG, Sterling.
| SAWYER, Bolton.
ksAn, Jr. Lunenburg.
.,.men named above as Agents are
s;ue subscriptions to the Gazette,
tbs same. Advertisements, or any
! 'Df forwarded through them will re-
entiOn
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1 q TuEzsDAys EVENING. BY
| ( ANDREWS. & CO.,
nm MASSACHUSETTS,.

,o,,oys Ger annum-or one dollar
oul Il paid in advance. 1t not
csn .hs after the expiration Of the
4 and fifty cents.
i conspicuously inserted three
FS SdI,,AR per square; less than a
p Nv CENTS, and continued a longer
sng an insertion.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-04

MuNcHAUsEN. Two Of Munchausen's
stories are to be found in Portuguese
magazine, if so it may be called, publish
ed about four score years ago, with this
title, "Folheto de Ambas Lisboas." The
seventh number contains a tale of hunt
err shooting wild boar with peach
stone. because he had exhausted his balls,
and afterwards meeting the same boar
with peach-tree growing out of his loins.
The other resemblance is less striking. A
waterman talking one night, from the
street, to a woman at a window, and as
neither of them could hear distinctly what
the other said, What do you sag ? was
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-04

frequently repeated by both: The reason
why they could not hear was, that it froze
very hard at the time, and in the morn-.
ing the wall was. covered with ".what do
you says in ice.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-04

MANUFACTURED EARTHQUAKES. The
Messrs. Boyntons of West Stockbridge, ON
Wednesday last while engaged in working
the celebrated marble quarries in that town,
found hole penetrating the rock about Is
feet: diameter at the top Is inches, and at
the bottom A. This hole was charged with
204 lbs. of powder, and ignited in the man.
ner commonly used in blasting rocks. The
explosion was tremendous; the earth trem~
bled as though shaken by an earthquake.
and the trees in the vicinity waved from
side to side as if tossed upon billow. The
mass of marble raised by the explosion is
about 60 feet square upon the surface, 8
feet thick, and weighs, Judging from the
common rule of weight by measurement,
more than 1000 tons.
Counterfeit five dollar bills of the Hartford
Bank have been thrown into circulation AZ
Providence, and will no doubt find their
way here. The signatures are written Mt
length. On the true bills the initials of tbes
first names are only given.
From single squash seed, of the crook
neck species, there has been produced in n
garden in Taunton the present season. FIVE
squashes, weighing as follows: 81 lbs. o6
l-2, 25 1-2, "a "a 24-total weight l3l IA
lbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
Executors Sale Of CnesteIJ field
Nm

ksY virtue 'f The last VIII add r..,ament of Tho Branch
- dec shall proceed sell, on the premises, public
anetion on Tuesday the 3oh OF Sept next fair, otherwise
the next fslr day heleaer Sundays excepted certain tact
joining the lands OF Henry Cox, Elijah Gresham and oikes
ana supposed 10 contain from 45oto 900 acres
This Land has houses, quite sufficient for the
mediation OF small family together with the necessary
houses Tor the OF oiop 1t well adapted .
cultivation oil corn, wheat, and tObscco about
half woods and has about 50 of land attached
%
Terms; credit CT D., years will he allowed pur-
chaser by giving bond with approved security and deed OF
trust on the property Purchasers invited 10 attend the
land will certainly he sold aud theros bargain
will take pleasure III showing the land any gentleman
previous to the day VI SAFE EDMUND w. BRANCH,
Acting Es'or OF
Thos. Branch, dec.
Augnsi IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
Land. .Ncgrocs. and Stocks IA .Snie-


E9Y virtue Of Deeds of Trust from Robert Of
~ the county Of Charles City, hearing date the 50h
May 1927 aud the other the 25h day OF March, 1898, of
record in the office OF The court Of said county Charles City
for the purpose securing the payment Of certain
mpDey IN said deeds menoned Will be exposed sale,
public auction on The reniss Wenesday the 22d day
Oct 1922 at ~ O'clock that day that valuable lying
on james RIVER ia the county aforesaid, called Wesover
between 40and so negroes aud the Stocks Of Horses Cattle
Sheep and Hogs mentioned in the deed Of the 2eh Of
Alarch, much OF said property will be sufficient
raise the "i money required by the deeds aforesaid
The terms C sale will be made known The day Of sale.
THE TRUSTEES.
The above mentioned estate Of the desirable in
the Lower country containing about 90S
including the mash meadow lands shout 65 Of the
meadow lands have been reclaimed by pemsoet ds and
cultivation, and much Of those lands may he
easily reeimed The buildings the estate Of the best
kind and in good repair, and consist Of dwelling house Of
brick, stories high, With floor; Kitchens
house, stable barns, and all Of brick There also the
tate excellent hreshng machine, goGd order aud
which will get out 250buhe Of wheat per day. The nesros,
aud stocks the lkest of their kind Persons disposed
purchase, invited 10 examine the property which will be
shown by Mr.. SouhsI, the
july q 22-,d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
The best stand in the Northern Meek, isoGsyed
For SHE,

h the Isl Monday October hens ecmt iay) will
ee offered for sale at Auction, that well known TAVE RN
RobmonT eouthouse occupied by Mr John Beil6d
and lately by Mes'rs Waller Stabiehed Temple II is in
good Orde having been repaired last spring Attached
Ice House. extensive stables. every convenient
house, good garden, and loi VI very
convenient This uDquesonahy the best Tavern stand
the Northern Neck, aud has rented foI $3.50
Also good s,Orehoue, Grsuary and Lot renting from
100 10 ID. 800
Tel fourth cash The balance thI annual
payments hearing interest from day Of SALE and
deed CT trust gu the property.
b. q. TAYLOE, lEx'ors of
WIN. FL. TAYLOE, }Jno. Tsyive.
The suhsebeI, will he Neabseo VIM. ouny,
on the Sd Mondayn Oct to sell that property before
ti.ed.
August g. 26 wild
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

uaTsitePS sale ef a calua6ie Manufacturing NH
and a Tract of Land
" puru5nce OF Decree Of Superior court Of fban.erv
"a oF The Itiehmond District pronounced the M day of
seh is2s 10 the case 81 Brown Trent, SHALL Mon
bidder 81 public auction, on the premes, the land
contain I40 acres more OF Ie') and % the
mentioned situated in the ,unty cf Cumberland CONVEYED
18th May, 1929 80
ST ERDS Fash, $50 ihd Of principal money sud
interest. due on the day cf sale, aud the Aiafha.
eps'ions and expenses Of sale, also CASH. aud the
residue Of The principal money and interest: the oos. OF
suit on aeredh Of 2ye,t the purchaser executing bond.
WIN approved security for the payment of the same the
title retained until the payment be made.
j. GUERHAET, M 8. c. II. u.
Of his depu,fs.
Fugust" SJ-fd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
.NrEIV LII OF YIRGIncln

tliE Now Map oil Virginia, compiled roni actual surveys
u under he authority OF the Sisie, puh.hed a.,
be obtaineJby peisons oi rfv, urin on Arpl
'on to VIM H. HiehsdsOG, ihe Capitol 40 tie City Rici
mond.
ihs work Effected 10y The lsbour Of rsnY years and II
seat erst Of sud money, has
ed IN variety aud accuracy 81 detail beauty snl
OF execution HTeiccts the highest credit science ann
'si Of the persons immediately concerned 10 us pubo alton
sud must prove highly gratifying aJ useful The pubic The
Legislature have authorized the sale of $50 Copies only of h
Map, on the large scale OF FIVE miles 10 The inch; ard he ES
eelve with the view Of making the sale ap
possible have directed the copies to be dposed az he
moderate pT,ce Of $50.
Under these crcunstances probable that person.
shall not make early Application, will tie unable Obtain
Copy II tins beautiful aud valuable work
August s. 1911
MaP Of Yirgfna, reduced from tie rim, Sheer prap s5
ne STATE according 20 s Pyoy9n Of a., If me Gs,,rGi
assembly passsd M Hnrch 1897. Is oi.o guJisAsd ard
may be obiaatd application a5oue Price - pry cg
Copies y both Maps, 10 Convenient Forinbs Jori ~ az 6
obtained DpTe|erTea
Dec. - 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
LyvFORyLfTIO.Nfo CLERKS Of COURTS
auditors Office,

yrN order much trouble and neonveui. nee, the
~ clerks OF will be pleased to observe. thst the toll
owing construction has been to that clause ei tn
relating 10 oeer's Fees, which allows each clerk SO So
for attending court for examination Of Criminals aud TRIAL
of Slaves, u the court Is he ID for that pun pose"
The court must be actually heid.
2 The eomp-savn for The clerk. services during the
whole trial and aud allowed for each day.
10 cases where the is adjourned from day to day.
II the court after being held, adouns for
u distant day, and distinct court the allowance
authorized Tor each court held ih tia and
otntlemen interested this of the law
requested t. render their specifically the fact.
uay be clearly presented TO the Auditor claims
must he returned for correction.
Is alsc requeeL that all whatever certified
TO this office, the should be specified the
Of allowance. :
The clerks OF the and county rourt., again
etted 10 the act entitled " III,
etir'usi prosecutions, which passed 18th Feb 1925. The
t required the 4h s-oton 10 be this Office will
be expected after the stat August
JAS. Z. HEATH, Auditor
of Public Accounts
lune "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

EfHE subscriber will sell privately his tract Of land III
Bedford county, situated the south fork. If
1oose Greek, and the road leading Lynchbug
10 Fineastle, ~ miles OF Liberty, adjoining Capt
Buford contain, abou, 400 acres Of which
cleared The part which uncleared except very small
acres are low grounds of the first quality
remarkably fine high land. This Of the best tract, Of
land IN the upper country, being well adapted the cuvs
ton OF tobacco and all kinds of grain lies remarkably we'll
and free from stone II divided would make two very
handsome tracts which shall be doue who wish to
purchase wish IT. Persons wishing purchase may apply TO
the subscriber residing e n,ighborhood London
or to Capt Buford residing the tract VIM IRVINE.
. 10. 5e-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.

sttHE subscriber wie to sell his If land Powhata
~ county, about IL miles above the house and 40
ehmond containing about 500 great portion OF his
taeay two thdss woods well tb. ed, and OF superior
quality The balance open has not cultivated
Severely Amy person wishing purchase small tract,
OF frs, rate land good in the do
accommodating terms, part of the money will be
wanted than year,, when half will be equred,
the balance IN ~ months. For further information, apply
my brother h Moby, Cumberland courthouse, m
Rehmond-,IssUs Dani Alex Seger, Bartholomew
rrneheart rssdn the neishboghood, will she thu land
any person wishing TO purchase. no. MOSBY.
August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
Il Uslna5le Plantation foT sac

'iE Snberibr efeio, ,als MS Plantation in TIE count,
0 HGnnvsy, lying Chietchoutins Styaisg coainins
go aorssj az - miles oT ire oiiysf RicIfsoJ 6f
Turnpike Paise tt,oi &. TAes ays more
nun <UV acres Which hnue ntoe been ceared fhefrJy o II
ed equal u not soPsriorf, any IN fsis section J
o'shtyp Ihsye me so acrss ofercsiient ,nig fud IL
80" yieta's ttnt pat lying 5oir re Turnpike .ra IA he
yfiPosdeC Thse Is Saf, mn With, nam
nue. 1ysea sggta be great advaatrre 10 og one 46pg
Get up the timber, ar built Geffier descripoa /, ~
eanHnsoessary nsfd0s desios Of ueng opifai Ia ford
uH peto Il Johea Sio,rs iirng on tas asjoing ga a. WI
sssisit az any tiHej rpPiica,isfo BE- made 10
Hfgufffs % re- ffEhI-Lr e4ffH7-
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Jun, %


NHEHEAS, h, the will OF Aaron Lindsey dec OF Prin,
w EDWARD county, specihs iega devred to all ,h,
ohii. 1 OF their legal es.ut,ve all his brothers
s'ets except thos. OF la. Brother VIM Lindsey he there
iO. known, that each aud all the lsstees afossai i
rea'u who have not io war requested to
to the exe OF the said Aaron Lindsey, dec legal aud so
tory Pooi OF their igh TO said legacy, tina, !ihu'iOu
the be made directed by the will oi Aaron land
sey, Dec THOMAS ALLEN ex'oi
Of Aaron Liudsey, dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

SS{Y virtue of deed OF trust executed ny uADie
- A Wilson, on the 25th day Of August, 1897
cord the clerks Office of tn, county .ha
TO sell for cash. the premises the first day
October next the tract OF land wberson the said d. VIII
formerly resided lying the county
AEpomaitox liver, containing about tbs
Se'ng rs Trustees, shall convey such title onty as il
vested an u.s. WIN. d. THORNTON,
SAML. q. ANDERSON,
Trustees .
August 1. 25-td,
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L.9.TD FOR SHLE.

EDY virtue Of the VIII Testament " A,et'd Boiling
ID ST. dec. 4 sbsil p,cs.sd 70 .e, the premise,,
pubic auction, hloDdsy The 9th Of OF n.st ii other.
siss the next far day, certain tact Of land lying ~ the
% Richuoa Ssihsm, David Robertson Robert FfsnkirJe
Kinney WIN. Fuhush sud Henry Christian conainug by
slate ufgsy SEQ n has comfortable dwelling
hon5e barn. and other out bouses og the security Of
snd the accommodation Of negToes II Is veil adapted
90 the cultivation ~ wheat and tobacco, and supostd
10 be about half woods.
TERMS:
credit Of T. years. will be gwen the purchasers upon
h executing bouds approved security, and deed o.
tfust on the property TO secure The payments.
Persons wihne che priss are requested n cal
WIN. s. Da,xuf, residing II, who will she
The the same. BLAIR BOILING .Ad,n'or
Vi,h tbc Wal snnsEei,s - sEch. 80ihas, Sr.dsc.
Aug sc ss-v,5a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
To Teachers

To Teachers
a GENTLEMAN who can recommended for HI.
~ character iaalih stions aud erPsrience
meet with ample enen IN the city OF williamsburg
narred and his WITS would be mum
her ofPuPs would make absolutely that he should
have assistant. W. believe they could 40 or so
II will be required that he should teach every branch which
to hrst rat. English Educ he
aequatsd with the Latin, teach hoys Who
Jon the f,amma School at the College. II his wife
Teach TIL entail aDche. Mu.c may hd il Il
her sdvantags.
Any application may be addressed either Of til. .ub,er
hers, by mail.
IVn, Bro,cne,
Ro6t. Nc Cdndiish,
Jesse Cole,
q. L. Wingfeld,
Henry Edioe
IHos. g. Peachy.
August 5. 26Dtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
NOTICE..

4 virtue OF Deed Of Tru.i executed TO the sus'orhe
ana is"Per Hudson, by VIM. Moon, bearing date tue
Gay Of Oct 1921 Tor The purposes therein mentioned
on 'he 3'h day of Sept next expos" 10 sale
pu"e auction iVr ready money, the premises, all that
se OF psreei o land, ng in Abemsst county containing
OF 80 much thereof will he suci,ntto the
sun OF money due and upsd sad Trust; and the
ssf apenses nding the Of the said deed.
heuns" trustee, will convey TO the purchsser such
int only as IS v.;tsd m by the said trust.
BENZ. nj. PERKINS, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

English Lady, residing New York, VIE has, dur ing
Tue last III years oil her lie, heen engaged III giving IN
uccn Is anxious &c obtain the situation Ct 0oyeInsss
te'pee,bie private family Every Department Of FrIal-
Edu' aton would be strictly attended to Geography The
81 the Globes History Writing, French ID a,Sng and (nnh
hr exception OF mnsie all the branches of po
Je Education" Letter. po.t paid addressed TO H. b. OH
the Enquirer New York. stating aumher OF pupils terms
Se VIII receive atehtion AMI giving
able for rePeetabdy, capacity, &c will be Tor
warded ON its receipt.
august 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
HIDES, LEAT,HER. &c.

HIDES, LE.4I,HER, SC.
OVO BEST heavy Rio Grsnde hide,
S66 RIO Janeirc d.
400 sailed Brazil do
900 do various other qualities 10
100 Richmond ssited slaughter do
200 30 do csifskins
$500 sos leather Of every quality, both cAh sud he
lcok tanuase,fron The very hes. 20 the most inferior
ny the quantity or quarter Of side
coo sides wax and russell upper leather
so doz. ealfskins and kipszins
Seal skins, horse AID sIa; leather
Boot morocco skins. lining and binding skins
Roll binding, boot cord aud webbing
Boot and shoe tree Ias, &c.
Black varhish
Shoemaker sud curriers' tools of all sind,
1000 It's. and fine hall shoe dread
Harness, skirting aud br,dle leather
Chase, bag AMI lining hides
HossLins aud Morocco skm. of all kinds
Saddle trees, gi'th and s,rsining vehb
1rO dog. Engrh Basil ,hrep skins
Coach lace, f'iBge, tsssal,, &c.
Wool aud W"iien YaTn
500 Pair Iii hn"rt made plantation shoes
20 bbs.tannefs' oil--for sale by
WILLIAM CRANE.
tvlv
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hOIif,E-

NNEAS committed 10 The Jail Of Ohes,~raeid county v,
w onihe 6!h dsy Of June, tg2s. a. Tunswsv y5uu,
negro eh1 Gays his is Sam sbonl q yess II SO
Had 90 when COMMITTED psiF II hcros spun p,usi,s
(yafn) and an old black ba coat anil belongs
gentleman - the of OIay; .st he pusha,sd hin IN t
county n Aeeomaeki aud that ne runaway him near ib
edge Souih Carolina. The e negro recue.e,
TO forward, prove property pay legal charges and
BIN away, % IL al b dcaIi with according loisw
40. y. GOODE. J4ilor
q tslJ county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

LADY, who has had The experience Of many yesrs ~
Ieaebcf aod who csH uOezesptonshi. fef,tpep
WISHES 'inaon 90 private iamtyiotths ono,ng month,
oHe near Hithmond Petersburg hoifolk voud fres,
red. Apply at the oGce Vf the Enquirer post psidl
The suhsctibets 20 the wreath who have M, bee, ,
.fed repeatedly solicited 10 call aths saine Ofce It
.".H 1opies' 29-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
RAN AW Az.

fItROM the subscriber FRIDAY last hksly bright
<sS mula!iohoy named Wn lor VIM Price, formerly the
is years old, IT. inches aud Mt
aud has, no doubtohsined free papers Tea drlar
reward wal! be gwen Tor his apprehension found VI;
20 doiias IN the country; 50 dollars, il State,
together with any expenses incurred in either
Masters OF Vessels and sthers, autionsd against
ing carrying MIN or HALL NELSON
Richmond, August -. 2s --tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
University Of Pennsylvania.
nj DIG A l. DEPA RTME

University Of Pennsylvania.
NJ E ID T. a l. ID PA K T M f Mt
T1HE Lectures Will commence u,ua an The first op,ay
Il Nov. and be continued till March
TIE arrangement OF the b. anche 9 as follows:
Anatomy p. s. Phissick r., NJ. u. w. l. HorueI, NJ. d.
Ma,.r,s Medea -Jno Redman Coxc, MID.
Practice of Medicine IN ath. Chapman, NJ ID.
Midwifery Tho. Z. James NJ. u. w. L. Deues, IL ID.
Chemistry s-koh. Hare, nj. ID.
Surgery VIM Gibson, NJ D.
Institute OF Medicine Sam. Jackson, NJ. D..
Clinical Lectures the Practice Medicine on Surgery
will be deliver ed wednesday, and Saur by d.
Chapman Gibson, at the Aim. House.
W. Z. HORNER, Dean,
263, Cbesnnt ST.
August IL. u5toNov Phlad.phia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

Lunafic Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG
NJ Offices hereby given that all the cell.
occupied, hat patient. will he
untilsoe Of the .aid cells vsesn ius which
ss y,ven Bv order fths Coir TOT Directors.
Nav rs L.. HtNIEy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
2IO RETHR

IN WILL give ten dclla fer the delivery OF my CO
my oyersee Hanover courthouse. He tall black
iIom % TO so Of The last he
the Deep Run Coa Pitt, aud well known that neigh
hsrhood, aud about Frys Pits He has generally work.d
the the Bank. Iii. wife lives a, MI. John a.
SheFPard'', near the Deep Run Turnpike
VIM r. W1CEHAM.
n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02
DELINQUENT LANDS!

NE ehssl pIsy,nons OF the concerning Lsns,
a returned delhIusnt ter the non-payUent OF fases,'
winch passed 9Th March, 1917, aud which limited this
operation TO the Is, Artl aud July the present year,
have been tsiendedi2 month, ongs the last mentioned
rIds ny ~ &C, oil the last Legislature. All persons inter
e.i -re ADVISED TO make speedy enquiry INTO the subject,
efs 5000 believe that the L. satuTe viii dee
1t nerPed.O Ut 10 grant iuhr t.hei
JAS. L. HEATH, Auditor
Public Accounts.
rin,
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WHITE HILL FOR SaLE.

WHITE HILL FOR SHLE.
SNRE Subscbs, j.snE from his present Seat,
J. wis sell HI. WHITE HALL ESTAr E, Containing 500
acres. great portion of which composed OF Maapouy
and low Sr1unds, 1T quality ntsor holy,
rvrr-This Estate lies she stage Frede-
ekbarg 10 Richmond and Is miles
and miles from landing on the Rappahanpoek The FER
Dwe'us House. Ice House, Barns, Stables. aud all
out houses. the beauty aud heshne.s Of the and
agreeab-nes neghborhood render. White Hail.
malion Of slwho know #, IF the desirable
the Matiapeny wh'rh the house
commanding emnenee mile and hall distant
the whole dat which spreads front from the
river bank Persons dssirous Of purchasing invited
call the subscriber who will shew the pre.
proposals Tor SALE until the 10Th of September
which time will III not sold prvatey)be oeied publicly
the premses The purchaser have credit the whole
any ps For fu particulars apply the subscriber
at white Hell, Caroline rouuty- THO. w. ANDERSON.
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