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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
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| Ofthc committee, to 1Vhom IVds referred
The memorial Of sundrv planters, mer-
chants, and ether inhabitants Of Loa-
.A44n0.
TIE grievances, which have been
,felt BY the mcmorialists, areof nature,
: whi,h your committee believe to be in
separable from those sudden transitions
of government, to which late political
events have subjected the inhabitants Of
Louisiana. BY them, however, they
are sscribed to denial, on the part of
the United States, Of those rights and
immunities to which they declare them
selves entitled, in virtue of the third ar
ticIe of the treaty, which transferred
them to our dominion, and tothe imme-
diate enio, nent OF which they now claim
to be admitted. tits only under the tor
ture, that this article ofthe treaty OF Par
is can be made to speak the language,
ascribed to it by the memorialists, or
countenance, for moment, that charge
of breach of faith, which they have con-
ceived the mselves justified, in exhibit
ing against the government; By that
article it is stipulated, that " The inha-
q bitants Of the coded territory shall be
:. incorporated into the union of the o.
& nited States, and admitted, as soon as
possible, according to the principles OF
the federal constitution, to the enjoy.
ment of allthe rights, advantages and
- immunities of citizens OF the United
" States and, in the mean time, they
" shall be maintained and protected IN
" the freeenjoyment oftheir liberty, pro-
perry, and the religion which they pro:
I" Tess" g..
"They shall he incorporated into the
" union and admitted'---to what! t"the
enjoyment Of aRthe rights, &c. OF Ame-
rican citizens :" when! :" As soon a: 1t
| can be done in conformity wi tn the prln.
eiples of the federal constitution: mean
while they are to be protected, &c.
Could any duub. be excited OF the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
Dee .,p5Cr Lluyt, 1904.

De, .24jcf C>uyt, 1904.
B,r!ri~' Co""ty. IS.
Barbara Iic.n, ad>,i:ns.rA,rix, al. ! a.
COZ 9-e2sr 2amiristf":,4 Q "artin
Helm, deceased Co,trrtatnarts..
"9ais>i
Ma 'o;arL. ~i>:ow ard reilct of
Gt>>, T. ;'~'~7d> deceased, and :, ~
Foiara, KcH~cca roland and Eleanor
FolanI, clA,;.ser and heirs at law of
said Georg& Go.aad, Defendants
- IL CH4NCERT.
THIS day came the Ca elements
L by their Counsel, ! it :. .pearing
20 the Court that the Defe0 'ants are rot
inhabitants of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
Complainant bill, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson IN eiligencer,
and continued for two months srvces-
sively, and also be posted up fer two
months successfully at the door of the
Court HOUSE Of this County,
A copy.
Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08

We are authorised to inform the
-. Citizen. Of Berkeley, Jefferson and
Hampshire Counties, that Maj. AMES
I.1STEPHENSON has consented at the
REQUEST ola number of his friends, to be
acandidate at the ensuing Election for
Representative for this District in. the
next Congress of the United States.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
Il Lot Of Gn0un4''

Living on Martin Street, in the to"'n o
N,,r,insburg and County of EerA el";.',
known and distinguished in the general
plan of said town by No. Il, for I'll:
purpose of discharging debt with tn
Interest, g.. thereon. zoe from h s;.IH
SuFtrence to Col. William " nm a.
Baltimore. The sad lot is Al imrro-
we'd.
ELS "A BOYD, Trustee.
February /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08

- II :. Subscriber rct,yns his most
: grateful atkno. x 10aen's tc~ his
r;ence ard The public for the encourage
.acnt he has e>rcr'taced, AND respect
!llv informs them that he has just re-
tivcd, and viii constantly keep for sale
It his Rlacksn.iths shop in the main
street Nartlnshurgh. opposite to the In:
dian Chief Tave:a, very large and
rOmnlrtt assNrtn,rnt Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08

PURSUANT to a deed Of trust
I from John Sufferance and Cathe-
rine his wife, to the subscriber> will Ae
sold on the premises, at auction, to til
highest bidder. on Saturday the seeond
day of March next,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
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N q + &c E.

DY virtue Of deed of trust, to us ex-
- ecuted by Matthew Whiting, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Mansion house of the late William
Hrnshaw, deceased, on the essh day Of
March next, Tor cash, one Negro boy
named Prince, the PROPERTY of the said
Whiting. Due attendance will be given
by -.
= ADAM s. HENSHAW,
:. WASHINGTON ,HENSHAW.
Berkeley Coaaty, January ls, lsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
STRAT STEER.
AME to the subscribers Plantation

AME to the subscribers Plantation
- some ti:o~ ago, IN estr2.' s : : :. =
of hriuItr co.orr with White sp0's-
marked ir the right ear with oT:'low-
FORK, ard piece cut out of the under
side>of the 'e!t, supposed to be Hree
and ahali, or four years CID, azdv2.ued
At nint dollars. n u>"~-- ;:1~ones !
to prove property, ~ charges ::oake
him away.
SAMUEL AEI>,!-1 .
Berkeley County, Feo~@~1Y i, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
FOR SALE,
A VERY VALUABLE
Negro Man.

about 30 years old, remarkably strong,
healthy, and well acquainted with eve
~ branch of Farming business. For
further particulars inquire Of the Printer.
February 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
BARRON,

o he best quality, selected with care
himself from tie IRON Works, and
which. he >vilt dispose y. Oh the most
~ .ced terms. He continues as usual
t, "1> en- t}l> 1!acksnitA's business in
{. - various branches, and Aatters him
ST., Sat If good materials, manufacture
eG IN tn most servicable manner, toge-
tier with the strictest attention to busi-
nc>s, can secure the public favour, he
snail E;ot ga nnreMarded.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
.ISytinsburg, December IA, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
TO BE RENTED,
For one, two, or three wears, the
PLAE7TATICN

On which l now live containing o26
acres 6: good Land, 16oacres o. which
are cleared, and in goodfarro'ng cond'~
ton there are on the premises c"nv~
n;e2s Dwelling House, Kitchen, good
Stakes, md ~ther necessary cut houses
wi, .,'et.s. EFT. Or :h9ra. Possession
Wa -c give. n March '1>t, clear vi
anx i-.tIn: >r~l:e. Fer terms apply to
the sub,cr:.er h~ing on the premlses
five mrlcs from Nartlns0urg, and Ave
from sh=rherd's-To%n, in Berkeley
CouAty.
February /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
FOR SALE,
Pursuant to the last will and testament
Of Robert Creighton, deed, a vaioablc
TRAIT of Land,

Lying in the County O! R,rSel,v ana
State Of Virginia, three mixes from the
town OF Martinshurg, on the road lead
ing to Wi!Iiamsport, eighty-hve miles
from the City Of Baltimore, seveRty-hvs
from the City of Washington, and eigh-
~ miles from the town of Alexandria,
containing six-hundred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the ha-
lance well clothed with timber: There
are on said land number ofnever fail
ing springs, and . sufficient quantity Of
Meadow This Tract you'd suit vel!
to be divided, as there are two D~rli-
ing Houses, two Double Barns, and
two Orchards of choice Fruit. 1t lies
Ave miles from the river Potomak> the
navigation ofsaid river is now compile
ted, produce may be conveyed down the
river to the City Of Washington and to
the t0wn of Alexandria at small ex-
pense. For terms apply to William
Riddle, of the town of Marsinsburg.
A good title will be mide the purchaser
by =
WILLIAM RIDDLE,1
and Exr's.
VIM. CREIGHTON, J..
Martinsburg, February /, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05
LONDON. Norcnnher 4

The Senate ofHanbureh has acted with more
fprrit on the oecsfon Of the AREA of Sir Geo.
Rumbold, than we fhould have expected from
its humble condition lit not only prefented
an energetic remembrance TO Citizen Reiubsrts
on this violation Gifts neutrality and the law Of
nations, but aIfo fent nrong protect to Paris
and TO Berlin, Vienna, Peterfbursh and Ratif-
bon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05

S obliged to : form Your exce,iercy ofan occu,
renee, which Is, IN every refpett, of mor feri
Gus nature, AID which has filed the Senate with
the greatett torrow. Lat night detachment
OF between two ana three huu,.rs,, Pr ,ch
trooPsianded iecrctiy IL The fbu.b called Ham.
burger 9SFg' projected 10 the Grindel, and
taere furrouudtd the country houf. OF s., -
kumbold, blrnnct, charge d'.,;i.irs from, Fl,
Dn;annic Maicty 10 the Circle of I.,,visr Saw
ony, ieizcd him, ant. carried him, with .o,os of
eis effects, 10 Hambursh.As il WIS !:y-,,.!.ibl.
fer the Senate TO prevent this occurrence, whica
'id not come 10 their knowledge ill after il had
taSea place, It now only remains for them To
employ every means To claim the liberation of
SIR q. tumho'd, ard the rctoraiion Of his Ct.
Its ITS INC Senate hsgs your cxce'ieacy TO be
as lies IN their power t. OF ..ia tl:a. end.
(Sigucd) ..LJ-,,,o,v
Ram5argb, GA. Is, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05

the Houie, and he rather luppofed fome alteration
would ne neceilary in he form Of the resoluticn.
M. Crs,eriaGir.d replied that he perfectly
willing the reoluiion fouid remain for confederation
agreeable to the dere Of the gen;lemen from Virginia,
and he would eonien any reaionable delay; but he
would not couien, TO It's remaining una3ed upon till
period 10 late preclude any meaiures from be
ing adopted this felton, becaule the proolana,ons
would take effect in the month OF May. He was
not tenacious of FORMS IL was :hc inbance of things
he looked to, and he would with great rleaTe agree
TO modify the reiouton any hape which the gen.
tlenasn from Virginia might fggeh.
"A motion made refer the refolut;cn TO COM
r'iittee of the whole for Monday next, which a.
greed to, and the reiouton ordered to be printed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05
Jfurriga 3!:ttUigtnte.

BY the Kingston, Stevens, from Co,Ves, at n. Bed
ford.--Latest date, No0 "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05

From SPAIN-L1s-G
A letter from Madrid, dated Nov g. 500, iays.
The Britiih Minfer ms lief this city, and there arr
doGh.s CT ic:=ysaii G3ft,t Britain .,,, ,;,
". Z. 3a,e,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05

or " NMmboid, arG the rctoration Of his CT:
'Sct'. Inc Senate beFs your cXce'ieacv TO be
aHuFed 'hey VIII leave no means u,:v:SI, far
as mes IS. IN their power to ot.aa tia. end.
R0m5ASb, Ga. g, 1901.
OF spA!.Z.
NOV. GIVE have for The IN two ,,,n,,,.
entertained no doubt TINT . war ,,ith $50
ia'iN take place, and have expected ttat ~,
coUrer from Madrid would iuforn, us Of =
departure OF Our ambafator from that netr,-
polls, or his intention immediately 70 DO fn.
The public Al large, ~ lci;cve, have ert,rta;,.
ca himiar icntimsuts. Ii is now unde,ilood by
the ialt dnratches from admiral & Jchrane. Oh,
feTni, miniiters received Information from ire.
admiral OF his having received dirDatches from
MIR. Frere, at Madrid, iafinv, tia, ne had oot
MS pdhports, and intended TO l"cyc cEo.,.,l an
me i0th. Nothing, how. yer, is NOR, prof.
bic. The notification Of lord narrowly 70
me merchants. and the capture-ot the Soi.ij,
lnGateS, taewcd plainly that negotiation was
nearly eXhIufed. We believe all i,nDarti,I
men are pretty well convinced of the ;upo,;.x
OF a S?anith war; bot if there is the liiyh.sE
probability of cooperation on the contin ~,
that impolcy will be the more confp;cuoue.
Nov. e4.-Although r.iniiters have rot re-
ceived any difpatch directly from Nj. P-grc.
announcing his intended departure fram Mad
ria on the 10Th OF this month, yet tire pr ibahi-
lity OF iuch an event leads Us 70 believe that
the intelligence is in fubfance :rue. We never
could fee the itna!lsit pcllihiIity of n.vocaton
alter the capture of The SoaniHA fricatse,
meafure which, independent Of Irr.ex:li9r
differences NUT have been 20 dif'cai5 70 co..c'-
liatc, either with the pride OF ;Ae iasrreI o.
Spain.
The ditrefs Of that power, ard patrra,
anxiety to fave iuch part u hev Anlericau r.
turns rs were expected home, might di,.ta.s 4
iyften OF evatvc generalization though this -
pears doubtful, Gnce the evtat which las oc-
Cured was calcullted to excite quick r.,';r,
OF reientmeut, which could only be .,fos,ei
with dignity but in immediate tsr,ir,att,,,
diplomatic proceedings. # Mia;,trrs i.c..
grounds to juit;f, The war, they rrlt rav, ,x-
iitcd long before the orders to fey, Saani,h III
tris, for the conduit Of Spain, however Aoi,.
and agerte to negotiation, ate. thai viii appear
iniiiciently natural.
The Merchants Of this City were y.HsrJa,
much alarmed by report brought on Ch.a.c.
that the introduction of Eagiiih mcrc',qudil.
INTO Holland was again 60 l., prohibited an!
that veflels entering Dutch porte .rtn h.ca
merchandise on board would be conrl,gt4}
Rotterdam paper ofthc ooh we uadet.}and
rs ~ town, which contains a pnbc nof;c,. AL
dreiled to the magistrates Of Rotterdam 70 The
above eiftGt, as the Emperor cf lie French -
determined not to iufrr the trade any ini!ccr 20
be carried on upon the preien. footing. We
are inclined to think that this Intelligence is
well founded.
Parts, Nov. 4.
A decree has been puhlifhed, y rnit;ina ft.
expectation of grain to Spain and portuya:,
nom the departments on TIE flcatie.,s OF cy,iv.
and certain ports.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05

EvfrAa cF0 letter fran an 96fcer on b9e-1 IL,
Giscfe Contribution, 10 lis JjienA in B2R91,
dated Malta, GA, II, 1904.
emo hingdeciiive againa Tripoli, imagns,
will be done this fall as The weather has become
too bonerous FOR the guu-bosts TO keep The Gra.
and they have returned to Meflina Lt.Tarbeil
IS now iirit of the Prsfdcrt. It. Hull ia ...n,
and happy in the eheen os every officer in The
tquadron. Com. Prehlc, e. Mr.. Haroadln, viii
return home in the John Adams, which VIII fail
toon: Dr.Archerthis day .o:as Il, Syr,n, and
Mr.. Harhail the CONFEDERATION. The Syrcn fails
for Gibraltar Tomorrow"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05
NORFOLK, Iannsry 81.

NORFOLK, January 81.
On Tuefday che Direttors Of the Virg;:.ia
state Bank ofthis place, bsld nee. ng s,r the
purpotc Of clctiing p,rious 20 fH he diF rem.
Offices, when The following were appointed:
Thomas Newton, tei. ETC. Prcii,a;,
John +. Bealc, Teller,
Richard Bagnall, Book.Kesper,
,. S.Taylor Difcooot Clerk,
Henry Bragg, Runner,
Michael Cfohinuch, Porter.
s ia ''''s 49, 49, ..ss-,tt.
lust RECEIVED acd f1r fals a. che Oric-
> Of the ENoUIsrE, lt~ copies Of tb. f,!-
lowing BOOKS:
NaorPs 60acrsoD,
Lii If OoHor Darzcia,
Rsbsyf offbc Triai al lord Hsg lGgf.
GroydoAJ ~ 81 9ffbe Lazyfsf f6e r. g.ot,,.
TtyIbe T,a7o afion,
F..fy'5 I.ssv oftk. U.he( S:ete,. ~. 81.
= bglaiy :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-05
Gninfnlr 1nssNleFitce.
PENNSYLVANIA
TRIHL OF THE TUDCES.

rHN-SS I I'NANiA. LANchsTEE, January %
TRIhL OF TIE JUDCES.
Since our Ian the Cour, have been Efennq to tn,
iecond fpeech of Mr.. Boeau, and the plead;nps Of
Nltiirs Rodney and Ineeriol Mr. In srro il Is ex-
peeled will smith this morning Mr. Rodney vii! re-
ply and conclude the pealings 1aere probably Viii
be no deeiion on the part Of the Senate before Mon
day next
soFne curiofity has been excited b. the rl,a hl AI.
b4rr and governor Bloomfield Of New Jeglsy have
both been for feveral days in town Ills well known
that Mr. Burr ltands iHdtted by grand inry Of TIA.
fate, OF the crime OF murder. 1t is ALTO Known tat
governor Bloomfield is the warm periorai friend Of
MI Burr. 1t is further KNOWN that governor Bloonl-
hed Poiieesth power OF fcreening cllpTit from t-
al IN the fate OF New Jerley. What connection theis
facts may have, and whether they have had any IN
Hnenee in producing meeting of thele two Gentle
men out of the rate of New Jerf.y we leave to the
conjecture of our readers. 10. S. Gcee,al
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not distinctly sworn, that he would not re-

not distinctly sworn, that he would no! re.
ceNe5the money
,rbe Lord Chancellor--" Here is a bill
filed by British subJect, stating himself
80 be entitlsd TO a SUM of money awarded
by the Friendship, aud her cargo ,taken by
the English from the Americans. In the
treaty, the United States contracted, that
this eovernment,should make ompensation
for grievances Of this naeasc, sutferedsby
sthcir citizens. Itwas a compact between
nation and natioa; and very considerable,
doubt might have arisen, if either this,
or any other municipal Court, could
have decided whether the sans awarded by
the commissioners should be paid over 70
the Americas government, IN exclaslonTcf
the .indisld aal claimants here.
over-ruied the demurrer, because sae-
cosding to slhcsforms ofthis court the prin-
cipal question had not been raised and
whatever might be the proper determina-
lion on the hearing, was therefore necessa-.
rily deferred for. future discussion. After
abe answer came on a motion might have
been made, which would have led the
courr 10 determine the point whether Mr..
( irving should receive the money IN such a
character as would make him personally
responsible, the parties did not thlnk~it ne
.cessary to make the motion, and Mr.. ir-
wing Judged improper ,orecelye the money,
and to pay il over TO his government. This
gentleman being restrained b. no ipjancti-
on. 1 canno, order hirn 10 bring the mo.
pry into the coart ;and this Is The single
question before me----N g-opInion IS that
according 10 the forms aud authority Of
this court, / have no right 10 order nlm so
10 do.
+" AS 20 what has been addressed to ths
tribunal office publics the public cay give
Its sentiments accofdingsto lis ownJudg.
ment or pleasure; 1 have nothing 20 do
with that
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22
LONDON, August a7..

BY letters received, we learn. that the
celebrated traveller Mungo Parke, with
his companions, Messrs. Anderson and
Scott, who sailed from Portsmouth in the
Crescent transport about 6 months ago,
having touched at the island of ST. Jago
and Goree, arrived at Ksway, on the river
Gambia, on the 18th Of April, whence
they were to proceed in few days into
the interior ofAfrica, to effect the business
in whiel. they were dispatched, and which
We believe to be Of very In,portans aad
extensive natare. The heat was at that
time so excessive 1ha, the thermometer
was constantly at 100 degrees and upwards
in the shade, ane fer two or three hours IL
ter sunset, continued at from SO TO 92de.
grees. We are happy however to hear
that notwithstanding this excess OF hear ,9he
whole party had enjoyed perftcs heal n
they had only lost one Of the SO men lheY
had received from the lAirican corps at
Goree, though they had been above14 days
in the river; and this man had been uGweil
before thev had loft the island.
A spirit of dsspntiod and revolt we hear
still coniiuues 10 pelvade several Of the pro.
vinces IN the vicinity of Canton, and SIEVE.
raj skirnlshes had taken place between the
insurgents and the imperial army, with
alternate success, and 1t was supposed ii
would rsqnire all the force and energy Of
the Empire 20 restore. tranquility 20 the
state.
Letters fron, lhe xGntPh of Persia,
mention, that the lna0m of Mus1at was
lately Killed in an engagement between a
part Of his feet and the inhabitants of the
opposite shore, who had long beta 90 terms
Of host,lty.i the latter beng he discip!1s
of the Wahabee, and shefornes true BE
heger.
a August res.
A paper ofthis morning asserts in very
positive terms, that the British army des-
tined to act on the Continent. in. conluucti-
on with the Austrian and Russian forces. is
to consist of of $4,000 effective men, under
the following commanders, &c.
Lieut.. General HIS Royal Highness the
Duke of Cumberland Commander in
Chief.
Lieut.. gen. sir James Putney to be Sc
cond in command and
Maj. gen. his royal highness the duke of
Cambridge, to have the command of the
Swedish, army, with the German auxlliaries
to be thereunto attached.
We will be surprised indeed to find that
such an arrangement has taken place.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22
NEW YORK, October 10.

We present to the readers OF the Mer.
camille Advertiser this day some interest,
ing articles OF foreign papers TO the second
ult. They comprize, with those ia our
poscript Of yesterday all the valuable politi.
Cal Information receivedby the John Nor
gan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24

Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
H. Gunnel, jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel McChichelter,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John c. Hunter.
MONDAY, the 18TH day l29)
OF AuguR, 1906. ea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24

Byyiuue Of deed Of trult, from
|qss,j Davia55s 70 the fubfcdber, for (ecuriog
n. payment Of thirteen hundred dollars TO 5a-
ssT..aaas and .ffsEab Fax0u, will be cxposcd
|to PUBLIC SALE, to the highcR bidder, TO,
r.aly money. On TIC prenifes, on SATURDAY
'tie 18th day of October next, at four O'Clock IN
he afternoon, HOUSE and LOT, on PrieceF
|Rrest, between Water and Fairfax freets, late
|oscupisd BY ID. Gail James Davidfop as ia
vera. The Houfs is large and commedious,
|,nd IS in part Of the town welt calculated for
Pafnss Of any kind--and the fale will pof,iyely
sks place.
G. Deneale, Tryfse.
September 10. d;f.
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PUBLIC SALE.

gy virtue of decree OF che Court OF the United
States for the fifth circuit ia the Vf3inia
diaritt, pronounced at the May term, rsos,
in behalf OF ROBERT Bird aganh Jefnb
Wotsa and Jobs LoVe +; will bs-fold to the
highea bidder for ready money,
y N ESTATE or PLANTATION, in the
IA county OF Prince William, called Buck
iaaa-ard one in the couuty Of WeAmere isHd,
called C5axHly; for the Purpofc of raifcs the
fun of twelve thoufand dollars with inieiet
thereon. to be computed after the rate OF ave
per centum per annum, from the 10th day OF
November, 1895; and the further fun OF ai6e
thoufand fur hundred and fifty four dollars snd
eighty eight cents, with like intereif, TO be Conn.,
putsd from til. 10th day of May, 1898.
The faIe of the above. ,nenticned eestes will
be made on the premiles that of Buckiend TO
take place on the l4tt day OF Cttoher next
from which only the fun q righ' ehoufand three
hundted and forty,f doIlass, visa meet, at
fix ser contain per annun, to be coEPG.cc tsom
the 2 9Th day Of July, 1877, and the expeacs of
f;l,e thereof is to Ne RATED, and the reiaue from
that called Chantii!y, the fale OF which will take
plaes on the 10th day OF the fame month.
Benjamin Molby, D. NJ.
Jofeph Scott, NJ. Y. D.
Sep,ember E. dtj 4th Oct.