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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
TO BE SOLD.
FOR READY MONEY!

PURSUANT to decree of the r e6erai
Circuit Court of theU United States, !ar the
Ditrlct ofVirgnia, in a fur between the
executors Of Hanbury' s,pan,j4s, and the ,ruG-
tees at gen, Melton, and others, defendants,
q tract ct land IN the countyof Prince VIII
'an, on the waters Of Bull Run, containing
22o acres, nav IN the occupation Of H4fS.
CIwynu; or 70 much thereof as will be foH
Gent to rajlo the fun Of +. $50 with iRteref}
thereon from October 1897, and the COTS &,
expenses Of this fale, which viii take place
at Gadfby's tavern, in she rown Of Alcxssdris,
on Saturday, the Gxth Of November next.
hey above tra6t of lard was purhaEed by
Peyton Gwynn, dcreafed under the Gid de-
cree, and the purchs(c noneyrot being wholly
paid, IS again To be fold for the fatisfattion
thereof in conformityto fiid decree, and terms
Of original Clle.
D ~. RANDOLPH
Late MARTIAL, v. d.
@ft5%>ra S9h bf5 oo7 ita5-)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03
so DOLLARS REWARD.

ID UN away from the Su5fcriber in ,Ai. CIV, IN
J y May IsA, Negro man. named
BAILOR.
Riaek completion. about Twtnty-eiy or Sevtn
Years olJs sh3a FIVE Fee, Sr,on ~ Eight. 70
merry belonged to the eaatr Of HoorrR and ToLfK,
Has worked y TIE RIi-kfni'h's traas. IV9s pur-
chafe5 Pul tic Sale, ial Spring.
Whoever fecures ,he id Negro, and lod1es hin
~ JAN in this City fpa have he above cewstd bv
applying u William Foeh-r.
THOMAS MOORE.
Ocfo6cr r5fb, fS5s If
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

CouiniGioners Office,
Richmond, 0etabsr 90, 1869.
The parties concerned, are tchsed ta take no
tee, THAI have appointed Monday the tweatietb
day OF December ne&e, for Carrying inso effef the
~'Sbin decretal order, upon which day, sheir a.
ten4ance IS required at my Office, with COPIES Of
the court papers and their accounts ready iar ex-
animation.
William HAY. N. G.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

a, 4t.J4Si@s f'1 q q faa'fhg sf sneney, far
y. ''1"s' Is eOs" mare b'ee'sns ftaa monsy.5
FRANKLIN.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-03

VrRGrx!A;
IN the H'eii coer. of 2hahcefy for she Rich
mond Diitritt,
BeJweca
Heary 8 .nks p,,G
And
Nathaniel Anderion, Robert Pollard.
t'eofgc Winiton and Ihdmas Stew
ardfon,
ON the motion OF the rlantiT, the ro6,F, *
ircond day OF OGlobcr in the year of on. lord ona
thoufana eight hundred and two, with tue eisi,.nr
or s'e defendant Nathaniel Anaerfon. b, eo.ss,sel
doth refer the accounts heSwe Ell the pasafis ss,.
that tsfesdans, roe'se Of eomsai to de s.
h'm examined. aased, isstled. aad to The cout,
reported with any matters fecialiy iated stouqlis
pertineo1 by hHltelf, or required BY the narties
to be 70 Rated, and otdereth. with the conisnt Of
the parties. the eaa!e be finally heard at the nex,
term II t,at officer, in the mean time, iiaA aa,e
and examine thcm, or, UPON examination OF The
papers, a 6nal decree can be made without the re-
port.
copy, seRe,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

=
hsihir5IYe< nr --iszo he }andasd of pub
Ke opinion- ,siwc sill nov which.
He 10 zeknowled,ci 90 bc the greztcR fo!-
dier. officer, sngineef, rnathcnstican and aateG-
man 10 Earopr.--E4c has nsver fooeht battle.
which he has nor woo. He has never made A.
treaty. which, has nss hnnbIsd hs adverfary,
ard advanced his owa aredis nth thar Of che
nation whole affairs hs diseds. Nor hiss lie pro
pofed hasle fchsne OF psblic utiEty, which
has not 6,,liy facceedei. He ,lfo an orator,
6ae writer. sirtc, Vi, chsnt md Icsiaator.
H. frems as If he had eelipFed all his cote n
-porariss aad as ifkiags and e.nperors were loa
n the efalgssce Of his glory. II: has fought
~ith the grcalet generals and the irnea troops
lathe world. The names of ttcfc generals are
already forgotten. or are only remembered 70
iiluarste his fame. Their troops have been
broken. fcatterei and annihiIatcd. n. h,s been
twice ia fight of Vienna. Germany, iuvuIncra-
Ole even TO the Romaas. ha, beea peitced by
thoufaad wounds AMI in thoafznd poiats. by
the psriessriay. irreaaAbl. courage of Re-
publicss fsIdisry, led on by this fsyorite child
can" Hetns nsgociatei with the moi fsbllc
and sreonpha sesessnsin diplomacy. and Of
the s6 Ebei: Y4 NJ nor even pretended tha,
IN tSS Ss0SsS ~ - 0oS im Dtovcu every mill
tafy event TO the gseztsR ppaibie advantage. If
his ~ vile meafosed by his great aftion,, he
hss already inoniieiy ifsnfce ,dtd thofe narrow
Gnih s1ich the ic6smifies OF nature have pre-
ksitp5 - or m,ral or ply hczl exaencc---aud
ffeso ~, shis folder. scaeral. Ra,efnan
sse aatori = 20 more than tairty- three Yeas
Ast d there wanting TO f,ifii his portrait
8NtJbss common fenfs and common hon-ity
- teaaituss the ground work Of his other
~ Qoas; md he will be hailed by future
01 (oHs - . phenomenon 10 natuse, which
6yeg been equslled and perhaps never can be
Aetqsd IN any age or couarry. Il is his am.
hdnn 70 mike the French Republic az great in
Asss = Ia ssms--ru give il ne v code of laws,
tlvitsad commercial. together with new fyaem
of e6eeation; and 10 annhila,c faetiop, by rail-
ing the national fpirit asd chsrafter to the
highea point Of glory, and by indifciminmely
employing merit and talents withou, regard to
party.--Wnat he has done is atoniihine what
be may do. leaves the mind ia uueer,ainiy. fuf-
pes6ed between hope and fear. Eie viii not
live in vsin: He win become either the great.
efhleiiag. or the greatest eurfe. 10 focie,y. He
~ili hsse no common fzte. He will terminate
his eziasnce anida she plaudi,s or exesra,ions
OF mankind Bsa. Ckroa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
rNrEREsTINGI

Esfrs4 sf a Later f,ow q eeztiemas srzvelisy
h sbe Wsesys pan Of Neyv-Tak. 70 Ss friend
"Albay, dated CayHga. ,oib yxns, isoz.
al am happy TO inform you. ,ha, the
Wsfern Canals are now progrsiiag, both in
grcdaa and usility, IN good earaea. AT the
Little Falls. being permitted TO examine the toll
books. Twas highly gra,6cd TO fad the tolls Of
the lat foor years, from the openiag of the
Locks about the middle Of March to the firt
day Of Jane in each year. ss follows
In 1899. I5oz dolls. 90 cents 1890.
s416 dolls. 43 cents 1901, 374o dolls. 48
eents ,Sos, 4sqS dolls. 4 cents. The mott
anguine otockholder could not With more
grateful refult.
"It is much 10 be lanehrcd, that tie Locks
at this place were Aot executed in that permanent
and fubRantial manner they arc at the German
Fats. and as Rome. The canal at the latter
place, has beea very expenhve buhnefs. and Of
hide product. and for this good reafon, that
loaded boats from the WeA cnuld not come
within miles Of it, owieg to tiIs imponiblity
of navigating Wood-cr The company,
however. have wifely determined on, and are
now fPisitediy removing this great o5aruttion
90 cur Weffern water ioiercourie. Nearly 100
msn are employed op this impertaat operation,
uad,r the direction of Gen. Schuyler in perfoo
---~ho with ali the inhrmities Of advanced age.
is aaonihinsly active and animated in this en-
sesPsize.
"The vaff Mines Of SALT in the counties
sf Cayasa aod Osondasa. will alfo be fource
Of predigioss wealth to this ceuotry, from the
hcilify Of traniporting il on all the Great Lakes
and thence TO the Ohio. all parts or Upper and
Lover Csnada, and by means Of the Suiquehsn.
p.h. inro various paris Of PENNY ylvania. and
even to the Mohawk -rives.-lhe demand co.
creates yearly--aad the refearce is adequate to
she fapply Of tho Union. even when our popu-
lzsion fhall reach Oso Hundred Millioa iahab-
iants."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

AS this hireliog has lately been received
among the fraternity Of Federal Editors, and as
the pages of their prints are adorned with his
dsfenee Of characters, Whole condua he had for
merry been in the habit Of contsmaing, il may
NOT be amifs 60 inform the public who & what
he Is :--Calcndar was an active member Of
one Of the focie,ia in Scotland for efIsetinp
rcform in Parliament; and his abilities, and
pMised exer;ions in aiding the caofe Of liberty.
m eooiunttion with Muir. Margaros. Skirsing.
Palmer. and Others. rendered him 20 peculiarly
cbsozioss 70 government, tha; he fed from the
hngs Of his ospreGou. America afforded q
place OF rsfsgs 20 hin--bere was new field OF
Fslities in which he bore an sesive part. The
sdminihrssion Sere treadioe the beaten track
Of Irisih policy, aod psduiDg nssfores tending
% ssbvsrf the Fundamental principles Of Libet.
~. 10 q confolisaiion Of the hsses. and hide.
oss aieoeracy forming on The roins Of the re.
pnbl'c. He bore confpiepoos part 10 ihs *.
pefsse Of isch deffutaive mesfures his hiaory
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

NJHEREAS Safab dndrs4Ds, of Newport,
Wv in the Couny Of Newport, wife Of Ja-
rob dsdrezvs. ha'h lodged petition in the
Clerks Fl &c Of the .Sopreme Judicial Court for
'he fsid County OF Ne~ port, praying for divers
cauies therein fet firth. that The bonds Of Mar.
'isge between Der ard her iaid huiband might
be diGdyed. and decree Of divorce promslga,-
ed:
This 10. therefore, 10 give notice TO the faid
Jses6 AsIwqus, and 10 al pcrions concesssd, to
appear at the Sspreme Jsdicisl Court, to be
holden at iaid Newpor. ia and sor faid County,
on tic fourth Monday in AuPufi next, then and
there to hew csofc iif any they ksse) Why the
prayer Of faid petition ought not TO be granted.
p. NJ. MUMFORD, Ck,k.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
.Nesgporf, july I6, 1902.

DETSEY OK. Of Newport, in the Coun-
ID sy Of Newport. wife Of Wiihism OK, Of
Braol. in the County Of Briaol, Msr;nef, on
the thineenth day Of Jolly. 1907, Ipdged ii the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Judisisi Court
for faid County Of Newport, her Petition. pray
ing that for the caaiss therein fa,ed, the bonds
Of Marriage between her, and the faid William,
might be d'G,Ived, and : decree Of divorce proc
mu!ga,ed -
This Is. therefore, TO give Notice 10 the
faid William OK, and to all peIfons concerned.
to appear At the Suprene Jsdiciai cosrt TO bc
holden a, Newport, in and fos flid County, on
the fourth Monday Of Augua next, and ffiew
csufe why the prayer Of fsid Petition oognt not
TO be granted.
P. M. MUMFoRD, cI,f.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

vIIHRREAS Abnrr Skfarm1n. Of liver.
w ton. in the County OF Newport, Yeo-
man. on the tsep.y ninth day Of July A. ID.
1904, lodged in the Clerks Office Of the Su-
preme idicial Ceurf for the Cosaty of New :
port, his petition. praying that for the resfons
therein Hsted, the bond Of Marriage between
him. and his wife Cfha Sbea,m0s, might be dif.
folved, and decree Of divorce promulgated
This IS, therefore. to give notice to faid
Cskis Sbs~rman. and TO all perfoss concerned,
70 appear ~ the Sspreme JsdiciaI Court TO be
holdss st faid Newport. on the foorh Monday
Of Aogoh sexf, then and there to fhew csufe
(if any they hzve) Why 'he prayer Of fsid pssi-
tion ousht not to be graosed..
p. NJ MUMFORD, Cir,k.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
VI 'sssissd f,sa Nesr- rs,l. ard jsr Jsh d
,bn Cfv.
A VIEW
-, . Of the
POLITICAL CONDUCT
AARON BUR R, Efluirc,
VicR.PRssiprsr
OF the Uaiied States.

By fb< Ax,ksr .fsbe NSya;vs.
In tee above Pamphlet. (tay ths Editors OF the
Americas Ciisenl " IL win be proved. be-
yo"d all cons.overfy. tha, Mr.. Busf carried
on negotiation With the Federslifts. doring
the P,eGden,ial eon'sa in the Houfe OF Re-
p'siesiativss. 10 place hin in the Executive
ehsis--and viii saonih al America. "-------
1na Editor of the Aurora obfefves. that "It
10 eettsinly enusled 90 the esrneR coaGders-
,ion OF every pcrion who wiihss to ottaia
FOIL views OF poIiticsI usniafiions. upon
which the inereiis aad faicty Of the country
were. for while fafpendcd."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

q the United States for 'o6. Sedgwick. and Co.
The PsoiPcet before us, viii oses give the iic 60
the damning iytsm of polifics thar he has lately
&dr-a-d. Forthe publication of the ''Pfoipett be-
fore U.s." he aaderssat sig,rou, profecutioa.
and the refult a. might be exssatd, was 6as and
im prifonnent. The noted Riad. lately printer
-.f the Wathiagtoa Fcdersiia. was the principal
.siisace agaiaa him. When Mr.. Jefedon
iucccsisd in the sdmiaiarAsioa he gave him his
liberty and fsmirted his fac: under the my
order of things no doubt his expectations we're
railsd 90 4 very high pitch ranosr fays. he
applied for place and-r sovernrrat as re-
wzsd for his ierviecs. which vas prudsasly re-
fuled him. probably on accounf Of his irtenper.
ancc. This fame maa n nov editor OF :" The
Richmond Recorder" and 10 nov doisg pea
ance fss his pat rranlgreliisns by dcfsa,isng tho
conduct Of thofc, the associsy Of which he had
formerly expafsd.--Such Is the defender Of
Ssdkr ard Piekeyxx. a traitor 10 BIZ parry.
as spsfaf< ss5s dy3yss u Biz sslsrp % abe b,gb-
sf 6idl<r. [Tsae Repub.
With regard TO th: prsfest Of money made
by Mr.. Jefesfon 10 Calender, il Is NOT imps,.
bsble that he did betow, sod unsiked BY CsI-
lender. go or 100 dollars, but for what puyrofs
did Callsuder isnd the ypscimru j6ssn Of rhs Ws-
gszne-~xas il merely 10 compliment patron.
or TO foiicit pecuaiasy afiltsnce Will CalIsndef
fsy that he had not made application for pecas
mary aid; that he has not beea conasnt de-
pesdcnt on the genero6ty Of men. who, vhils
thsy adnir-d his capacity, defpifed and fhauned
the meannefs and 9th of the Got, bur pisied, cad
threw away their charity on she man. Add
thi, charity TO an unfortunate and periecuisd
wretch, issGimcd to be not only compliments
ry. Dot the proof Of fatisfatsion, and the ,eai-
mony of ferrous iO,erea IN the writings of the
Individual 1srsro.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

nN the a4,h day Of Augut asxt, at TWO Of
~ the clock ~ the afternoon, lif tais wealth.
er, If not. the & 4 fair day. onlsfs pssvios1y
difpofcd of at private sle--part Of the real ef-
tate Of Pelsg Allen, Iate of Middletown. dcccaf-
ed-.con6ains Of. from ffieen to thirty acres Of
Land, as occshoa may rrquire. Sale 10 be on
the premifes. where the condi,ions fhall be made
known. Ssid L,nd joins the road shout four
niles aud 40 half from Newport.
ELIZABETH ALLEN. 1 Admisy.
THOMAS c. ALLRN. s,a,o,s.
Mi1fl.sUs, J4J "a, I1oa
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

A Quantity of Window Frames and
Saihes, for 2 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clafs.
Inquire of the Printer.
Eswtsr. A& u. 1907. ssf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

ITHEREAS EissSsfS Lssgley, cf New
w port, 10 the County ct Newport, wife
OF G"rge Lssgfy. Of fsid Newpors. did on the
hffecoth day Of Jolly, A. p. 1904. lodge In the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Judcisl Co1n for
laid Coun,y, her Pe,i,ion. paying thar fQ the
reafons therein Aated, the bonds Of Msvtisgs
between her. and her fsid hofbsod, might be
diHolved, and decree Of divorce promulgated
This is, therefore, TO give Notice to the
iaid George Langley, and 10 all perions concern
ed, to appear At the Supreme Judicial Court,
to be holden at Newport. in and for faid Coun-
iy, on the fourth Monday OF AuguR next. and
ihe~ caufe lif any they hsve) why The prayer Of
fAid Petition ought ns TO he granted.
p. vi. MlJMFOKD, Clerk.
Nrayps,i, J4y IS. ISos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

Issf9eSaener---J~J Sfb, 1904.
The day we celebrate. My the fun be
darkened aud the Ras fall from Heaven, ere we
depart from the principles which animated the
patriots Of rs.
THE SUN OF FEDERAL EMER.
ClNG--Slow Of Clock II!
Republican PyIrxu-May the truths they
Prhlih. like fSorded cherobini, guard the Saryyd
Tree from the unhslowed touch Of prclatical
pnde, and monarehical ambition.
The officers OF the various departments Of
ths United Sfates--may they att for THAR eoun-
try's welfare with one accord, and, like well
ton'd ipfronsnt in perfect concofds and nay he
Who would introduce difcord sunongft then, re.
csive hempcn cord Is juR ward for hi. evil
nachiHafions.
The New Englspd baker. Who charged his
oven at midnight. and ran away before il was
drawn bis leavsn was not good, his batch has
turad fouf--let US never employ him sgsis.
Ths Sage Of Monticello, the author Of tire
Declaration Of Independence, -Ipvulncf fsble by
the b2,n OF fstfiea and i0trigue---rnay the thf.
tlc which contains them, like the Upa. be ihun-
ned BY all but malsfatters, as diffufng potion.
The States Unird-may he who would
the tune of ,he yePse's march.
The militia. the foli1 column of our ma
tional defcncc--msy they be always equipt and
in resdineb 10 take the field, whenever the
drum ihall beat the general.
The United States Of Arnei,ca--rnay their
fertile foil yield shve for peace, laurel for VIC
tory, and brnt for tseafan.
Perpetual Union of he States, and perpct-
ual iptsmy to the man who wov,d difIolys il.
Let thofe who are not pleafed with thc
prefent adminifration. and with the man who
psnned the Declaration Of Independence, and
who wore the in!crip,ion " Rebellion 10 Tyyart,
if obedience 10 GoD." retire to remote corners,
while the People remain happy upder his admin.
Mration.
The American F1r-may they never &C.
cePt the hand OF him who would enlave his fcl-
low meR.
"ssvtNrv FIv.-No. T." has been re-.
csived, snd is necsaarily omitted tAis week for
want of room, bur will merit . cenfpicuous
place in our ocxt.-Wc iavite further lucubra-
tions from his ingenious pen.
All candid men are invited to give "Rr.
T." in this days payer. aa
attentive peruiaI.--rhe remark, are iua. and
the reafoning poserfuI aad convincing.
MARRIED. ]--On ThGrfday svenire, by
the Rev. Mr.. Bro<iy, Capt. EBssrz,s
SHsAIMAs, TO Mis CAraEaiHE Hupsos.
Alfo. BY the Rev. Mr.. Exdy. Mr.. CHARLrs
Cozzrss. 10 Mifs Bsrsr Sroosss. daosh-
ter Of Capt. Wing spooner--all Of thu, town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,

FOR SALE,
Br JOSEPH BRIGGS,
A few Hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
good favored.
3 Hhds. sd & 4thproof Antigua Rum.
go Barrels bel N. Y. Superfne Flour.
2 Calks Malaga Wine.
40 Hhds. ofgood retailing MoLAssFs.
A few csls, of
SHERRY WINE,
Of an excellent qoslity.
Ntwsen. Mey. ao. sod
Jf yee<iOsd, s~< fa, (aks al fb1 OGs.
THE HIS Story
or the
ADMINISTRATION OF
JOHN ADAMS,
LATE Psrsi0swr o. TBE UEITsD STArsA
LIrzUg<.
THE NARRATIVE
M or THE
SnfreDs0n by Colonel Burr,
OF the above Hiaor.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

q K CERIES,
U hss'aas.i quality. and az the lswefl
sf'css. at Retail. by
. John Raza,d, jim.
Ore Ssss Asnb Of Ar. TswsjsrSyg Css;s. Rssjs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

MARRIED. ]--On Thurfdsy svenine, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Byo<ly, Capt. EBssrzsR
SHsARMAn. TO Mi6 CAraTRiHE Hupsos.
Aho. BY the Rev. Mr.. EAay. Mr.. CHARLES
CozzEks. 10 Mifs BETsr Spoosss, dzosh-
ter OF Capt. Wing Spooner--all Of this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31
N E w P 0 r T,
Saturday, July 81, 1902.
SELECTED ToAsrs.

GiVrn at fse late ArsiusyJay Of or, Nsfissa
Issepesdenee--11Iy sfb, ISoz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

Newport. ypIy 80, iSoa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-31

Es'rsS .f a Later f,o~ eeatiemas sravslYiny
n sbe Nsss,s ta,i Of Ns,v-Tsrk, 10 Sn friend
isAlba.y, dated Caypga, foib yxns, isoz.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
FOR SALE,
That sell .ftagted and fommodious
BRICK HOUSE,
ON CANiERoN-STREET,


Nov in the occupation Of Capt. Dan.
gerGeld. The houle is convenient and
we'll built, conGfiing Of ejghr rooms, well
fnifhed, full hory and half kitchen,
| nuriery and lodging rooms above the fame,
fable & other conueniencics on the lot,
which is Is feet frenr and no feet 7
inches deep.
ALTO, two other LOTS adjoining the
fame, s feet front and 100 feet deep, TO
a ten feet alley, wherson there is built,
on each back building one and half
fory high, four rooms in each.
ALTO, the corner LOT adjoining tie
fame, on Cameron and Warrington freets,
unimproved, S. by AZ feet, with convc-
nient ground for cabling, &c. on the fad
ten feet alley.
will alto fell, that whole fqpare with
FIVE frame hou!es thereon, either in lots
from IS to IS front by 100 and 10 feet
deep, on The whole fquare, as may bef
fuit the purcha!eys, il Being plcafantly htu-
ated on Oronoco, Alfred, Patrick NPendle-
ton areets, known by the name Of the
George Town Turnpike, laying between
John Dundafs and JoAa Potts, Elqr's.
hoates. no further particulars is necef-
iary to be given, as thoie who are inclined
to purcaie will view the premifes. A
great part of the purchale can be taken in
Groceries and Dry Goods, and the remain
der by inaalmen,s, by giving fecority or
bank focl. Apply TO Mr.. Philip 6.
Marfeller, OF 10 the fubfcriDer, Goose
Creek, Loadoun-- If not fold by private
bargain, they will be expoied TO ia!e On
Thnrfday, the a4th inaant--- good war
rantea deeds will be made for the Whole
on the completion Of the payments.
JOHN -B0GUE.
Ipce - ddf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-17
June Ia.
f O r S Al E,
June 10.

On The I6fb day Of Anggf uext, al tie
Red Hoale, in Prince William eoazty,
BY The I'rgeees Of The ate Gen. Ne5lon,
About 5000 acres Of LAND,
lying in the counties of Prince William
and Ioudoun, near the iaid Red Houle.
Terms OF payment as follow. One fourth
part of the purchafe money TO be paid on
the fra day of January, 1903, and the
other three fourth parts thereof to be paid
at three lublequent annual payments
Bonds, with approved fecurity, to be
given by the purchaiers at the time OF iale,
and intereG thereon to be paid at the rate
of fix per cent. from the hrit day January,
rSo,. If the hra payment of the pur-
chaie money be not puncfually made, the
land to be again expofed to iale, b. the
fubfcribers Tor ready money if The laad
mould not then iell for the tnll amount OF
the faid purc,,afe money, the purchafer or
psschaiers to be accountable upon their
bonds for the deficiency. If the ffa pay
mene be puneuaily made, title will be CIV
en- to the purchafers, and deeds of srult mutt
be executed by them fox iecuriog The future
payments, which deeds of truit Will be
acted upon, and the lands expofed to iale
for ready money, by the trufees, for the
| full amour; of the whole bonds, by virtue
of the deeds of truf, if any one OF the tu-
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ture annual payments be not punetually
made.
The lands will be laid of, in lots 70 iuit
purchafers, who will have the right OF
feeding them after the 10th day OF Au-
gut next.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
THOMAS NELSON, jan.
Surviving Truitees Of Gen. Thomas Mel
fon, deceaied.
June II. u'@