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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
MYss Cents Rsu''a1,a.

Ran away from the fu5fa,sbet., on
the light Of the I9sh laRans, Hatas 1'oeds, ar
apprentice 20 The lail Il akirg HlGnefs; He Is a.
bout II years OF age, has sowa iadk. 'panlcu-
lady wien he peaks to airy peilds. Nhosver
takes up The, iaid apprentice hau islsi7e ths u
'0,' 'O' Thomss Sanford.
May 80. !, st
". 3. Matters esseg:ls and others aIs fose.
warned ha,bor.ng or carrying offaia apprentices
at their Teril. /, 5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
WEDNESDAY,, MAY FL, 1906
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed of trua from
James Davidfon 70 sAe fubfcriber, to fecure the
payment OF "a fun Of mohet f'o,n The faid Jan,es
Ddvidfon to Daniel Spsnglee ard Samuel SFane-
ier. will be sxpofsd to ale, a, public apt'i,;ia,
Tor ready. money, upon the pF,raifcs, On WE'D.
NEsDAY, ths, twenty. eghst x!sy Of May next,
a LOT Of GROUkD, Tying upon tho iopth
fde of Prince ftrees and 10 sl,e wsRward Of Wa
ter aresk in the town Of Akxaodfi., fronting
upon Prince Rfes, 20 feet 4 irehtA and extend
ing back 90 ieeg s incbes--upon WHICH there is
erected a sve RORY Frame Hon!e.
!, George McMgnn.
My eoif
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
Thomas Sanford.
-Four Cents Rezyard.

Ran away froln the fubscriber OH
the 18th ,o'. no AAS JACKSON, az sp1f
prentice to the Ias making huauyts; be is flsn-
der made. ahout + iecs 3 or 10 riches high, We:
~ hard Of hearing, fpsats low, h.s a down lock
iaheo lpoksn ~; haa on and took with h m enc
new 'ecord broad eloath b!re coat, one new pais
Of dove colcures keIfeytse{e pao:a!oo's, orc new
'lnc black hat, ans ievstal her articles nor re.
collected. - The ABOVE reward val be given to a.
ny pesfon that will ftcue him in aoy jsi! f. thar
I ger hin again.
Aaron Hewes.
The 2otb Of s,k az. 81
as- An matters OF vsi,cIs s-d others cav.
sinnsd sgaina Tailoring or carrying oii laid boy
All Their peril.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
PUBLIC SALE.

u =
RY viz ue of decree .; e the hon Il. cir2g;s
IL Caare OF IL. = .tt1sct ct Ccia bla; Ell IL:
C'nnfy OF A!exafdri%, maze ,etwsrr Risha-d
pn'ce, comp and SIC licits ard REPRESENTATIVES.
OF Re',<el M'C.ea, dctelied, d.t.nas,ta, VII
be fold, at sPab!.e Sale. 6n Sa,atr.av 7ie ~;
day Il Jsbr, at the Z IF E5u.. i a xa-d!a,
en- cfedi. 4 TX men III: lns r',te r rs al sts
nl sf"rna Ieas, Of rfz doiszfs isea s lsI N
Z Ion ii Get, Iraed 60 Tb.e,.s sssa!Ssis.. "a
which there s ere .le.;z thr;c ( r. briK peoGe
a!fo, on: Z, ieiy Of aoet,& gr' o,.a iri.s -
dollars, on a lot ieatcd t. Micba~i ThNre, IN
Aahs'' A'leys uox the pr@pe!y q Samuel Nj
cho's, on which there s Improvements silo On
credit Ct six and tw I've mcnlhs, ere mo;oty Of
a lot Of ground on PIT, s;cet, sesi,ing IS f:sts
ard running back .1s fees iathss, iesurity wills
be qaiFrd .on the above property for tie pay1s
u:ent Of the puschsfe N nsy..
6. Denwale, cosses: sioarY.
My 20. LIE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21

~ bogfheads retailing No!alFes
"A GO. Sugar, otgoa,l quality
rs barrels Feet, Salem infnection
1 pipe London Partisnisr Maieits Wine
boxes Co,f%n Cards
z Jacks Sago
do. Licosioe Root
Barrels Of Clover ana herds G'afs Seed
J, A quaasi'y Of red Soa Lathe, and
roo Sharea NJ arin. I otp.ance Stock,
For Sab, BY
Benjamin shfeve, jun.
april rs. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
This is to size Nolices

1-HAT the flbferisef, OF. A'essndria coen
ty, il Ike dlAfia of Columbia. ka'han.
tanned from che Orphans Court OF fab ,coansF
letters of adm: aislfation On me pcroraf sfae OF
11o6n iga, fenios. late Of tae couot1 a'rreiaa'
d.cesied all perfons having claims sga,;iis tie
faid deceaf.d, are hereby varied 20 eS.iblt them
with the voachels thereof to II. fasf-5ibef, Q"
or before the 9Th day Of oaobet next or they
NAV bv law ba excluded from all teneat Of iaid
eAsre. Given undas my baud siia 18th day OF
April, 1906,
Rebecca Yolt, Adm'x.
April ~. 2a~'o
". B, All perfon. indebted to The above ef
,a,e. are requeaed TO max. immediate psy'nsn:
70 tbs admip.xatriy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
May :.
PUBLIC SALE.

-. f. T. ~ go
DURsYANr 10 decree Of the hyperion coats
j OF chancery, held ar Richmond. will be tx.
pofed to isls, TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
in The county Of Loedoun. tb- @prope1y Of TIE
'ssa, A.aUosa pigg,, Efs One cslledthe Valley
Traet, .containing about leS7 acres, lying abcut
.h:ee miles from Letiburg--sfe osher called the
Green Hall Traet, Tying On the Potomac liver,
near. the Blue Ridge, and fpppoied to caDtain
about Ie4o acres. Thefs lands are TO he faId
for the purpofc of ralGng the aurn Of ahou, fix
shoufard dollars. due from the fad Thomas A.
Disg, 70 certain creditors in tn. decree rsentioa
ed. The iale wiil be raadc TO :he highea bid,
der for ready money, ard will commence on the
4; III day OF June next, in zig town OF Lex ssurg,
and county Of LoulosH.
u Tho e .s Sgsn, cenaigso.cy,.
April II. DEF
.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
@ 4 / c E.

BY virtue of a deed Of sruH froln
lMiebasl Stsi5er TO JJanss D. Wseeaa & the fub-
icribsr, TO lecurs the payment Of a aeof mo.
ney, Sc. due from the f,id a1ichsei sssibss "a
Jacob Grigcr, will be expoici TO fale, at public
auction, for ready money, npon the Premiief.
on THURSDAY. th. ae!h day Of May infant,
a LOT Of GROUND, tltnste on, the eaa !idc OF
Royal lrect, between King and Prince.freets,
in tn: town Of Alcgandria, fronting on Royal
Erect IS feet and extending backwards 1903 feet
inches; upon which are erstsed two good
Frame Hoaies and Beck Buildings. This Lot
is iabietk 20 aground TENT Of ninety dollars per
annun,. ,sw
JOHN LoNGDEN.
n If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21

~ THE Subtcriber and pofe hor
any perion who may incline to Purchae pgter he above
decree (which was obtained in the MOI: leeret sanner
ard Totally unknown TO him that he Sil na give or
aid in any manner the procuring tifie to refda fueh
fse; the attempt to which vague and ill tepefei
saurt. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
PUBLIC SALE.

TO. MORROW, Il 3 O'Clock, will &c Sold.
g. on Msrchants w;iaff,
IheSCarge Of the Schooner Bel
Iona, from Martinique,
ConGiiirg OF
Prime Malcoyddo Sugars.
III. Terms a. III iat.
Philip G. MaraeIler.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
Aaron fIew,es.s,..
FOR SALE,

PORK in barrels
New York psime and cargo BEEF
iisfan Skin and TEAS
Sua9houg
Ruiir!s DUt K, cod
"A tsw kegs e FENCE CT sP2UcF, s.
DAN I. MgKeATRoXns
Nav ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21

Second Dividend,
TN the cafe of Jars Smifb has been Ie.la. !.
offeven cents in the dollar, On al eiss, 1 ~
caiiy proven, pay able by the fubicrloer N Da'n.
uies, Thirty days from the I4Eh inf q ant
Timothy Brandlge,
AFgafe.
->ps:.. Al, "a. taIl cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
TUNIS CRAVEN, s.
Has jga rseti0td ~ ,6e !atss avjsah . s1ad'
Jemt e9Srtrent
SPRING @ 0 O D S,

s 7 K N u u ~ ~ ~ ~
AMONG WEIGH ARE-
Colorado Null Muffin. Ladies extra losg hk and
Diagonal laced and pequct Kid gloves
ditto f4abit do.
Cut gauze, jaPanned and . York tanned d.
horsy-cumo Go. Pic mic nl;ts
Plain and figured leno Mems gloves
Psqust Grape Adelphl COTTON in boxes
Plain cambria, aconet and Woods ippel fine cloths *
null mullins caiImercs
Plain & coored hair. cord Marfeifles waacoatIHg
ed cambria Nankeens
India & Bri,ih book NUT a. and rs Irih linen
liz Shifting cotton
Do. do. handkcrchieis lcIg lawns
I,eno wells Liiicn Cai,bricta
Iaee can,bric and sana- ! Umbrellas
bored null faawls Ban,lanna handksrehiefs
Honey. comb and imperial Platiiias
fatipet do ! Dowlas
Undrefed ginghans, ehin,t ! Crcss
and caheoes Tichlenhargh
silk and cost N chanbrays Olnaburghs AID rslls
Italian Mantaas Eafta6
Ribands | Currahs and
Itaiin fewing elk Seiampooss
Silk and eoecon hohery
ALSO,
FRESH TEAS.
Of hyperion quality, in fnaail Leadsn essissrs and
by the pauad.
May &. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21
Thomas "a. Digs.
April Il.

~ The public are notified, and
all pcrlons are cavt;oned agairf purchaGng certain
lands in Loudoua unity, Virginia, deerced BY the IT,
perpr court OF Chsneeiy to lie Sold the property q
Thomas Atwood Diggcs, ard adyergifed by she CON-
nlaioncrs Swan and Selden, TO be fold z, Leebufg on
the r,.h day Of June next the fec Of aid eia'e being
clearly veRsd in and belonging 20 Nifam Dudley
Dsges. Of Maryard, at infant under ag: T.,
ROBERT BRENT, Isttorney 10 fa&
Cor the enate OF William Dudley
Dige~.
City Of Waahigsoa, April as. MAY IL. Or
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-21

Cotton and luyner.
Have received from, New York, and are row
opening AZ their LICK Ssoft, On Royal s,est,
oppoa.e Mr.. James Ruhcis,
AN AssoRTMgNf or
Irifh Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
brown Hollands, Piat,l,As. and Titklenburgs.
Aad daily txpss,
Diapers, Checks, Hempens, Dow
lals, oa-e,ings, Threads, &c.
A3s fy salt, :.
A few chefs Of Imperial and Hyfon
Teas, OF the latea imeartasions-~snd 80 Jacks
of Liverpool Salt.
May q. * ..ss,. ~ d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
BOSTON, Nav 26

From Cafe 81 Good Hote-Througl the
politeness of MIR Joseph Pierce who came
10 town on Saturday From Beverly, where
he arrived passenger the Hope, captain
Loyet, from Calcutta, via Cape of Good
Hope) we have been iayared with file of
papers to March 8, printed at the latter
place, very particular marine list, and
sundry interesting documents relative to
the capture of The Cape by the British
In the latter Mr. Pierce observes, i" that
the consul ofihe U,iled Sia-es tJoAn Ems.
ne, esq who had remainedin Cape town
uDaccredited, for SIEVE q! years By the
Dutch, was publicly announced and re-
ceived as the American consul by the
Driiish commander in chief, as soon as
the colonial government; was re insta,ed.
L ms circumstance with man; other evi-
dences OF friendship, renders it duty
to say, That in ell the numerous appli-
Cations which the Americans have made
to ST. David Baird, on avariety of business
since he has acted IS governor Of the CO.
Tony, the mos, promr' attention and gen.
Nemaniike department. have alwsys mark
ed his Conduct 20 The applicants land
commercial intercourse between the Uni
led States, and the colony Of the Cape of
Coed dope, which will be reciprocally
advantageous, may with confidence be exc
pected, while such man as Sir David
bard administers the concerns of its 90.
vernment.
Accounts from TortoIa, of May /,
state that the British government armed
brig Meter, Capt. Cara, was to sail the
next day for Antigua, and to proceed
from thence, after taking in months
provisions, to join the squadron ander Nj
7anaa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
PRESRuRG Anril 4


The Gazette. of this city contains the follow.
ing article, dated CSrlobago, March 23:-
We yesterday received positive intelligence of
the occupation Of Catario, and j part of Dalma-'
tia. by the Russian troops The Montenegrins
had at first taken possession of some villages.
and had agreed with the inh abitants to defend
the entrance of the country against the French
till the arrival of the Russians. Six Russian
ships and 20 thousand troops soon after arrived.
The necessary preparations were then made
tor vigorous opposition TO any attack on the
part of the French. All the passages by which
they coukl enter were fortified and filed with
troops and artillery, III such manner thar i, APP
pears almost impossible TO force them.
" The number of the combined troops is said
to amount 70 $4,000 They are defended by
the nature of the ground, and have provisions
for long time No Frenchnan has yet appear.
edin these environs. and we are assured that they
do not extend beyond Marca,sco. According to
other accounts the Mon:enegrins have risen in 4
mass 70 stop the efforts of the French, AMI we
are assured, that the Turks OF these countries
have Joined them and the Russians"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
LONDON, April 10.

: Another communication has reached mi
nIsters rom the French governments.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock. the
Con,batant gun-brig, which was cruising
off the South Portland, fell in with a Asg
of truce from Calais. The dispatches
were taken from on board the French
vessel, and landed at Deal ABOUT q O'Clock
in the afternoon they were Of course
Immediately forwarded 10 MIR Fox's office.
The same degree of lautable secrecy has
been observed by ministers upon this as up
% former occasions (; the nature and cbieel
Of these dispatches, therefore, re nlain IN.
known. lis supposed by many persons
that they relate to an obiecl more impor.
tant han the Exchange Of Prisoners /;
and this supposi,ion is in great degree,
founded upon the reports which are in
very genetal circuIeion upon the CONT
nent, viz. that Bonapsrte has made pa
cihc pfoporitlontothe British government.
II is however, more probable that they
contain the final determination Of the
French government respecting the ex-
change of prisoners.
April 81.
Cofiyfrom me log hook Of the american shin
Doyothias, doted IN Fe6. 1906
" AT two O'Clock, A. ~. discovered a
feet TO the north west. which gave chase
to US, in studding sails and hove to. AT
three the headmosl ship,ihe Patriot, came
up with us, & proved French. After ez
aiming us she carried US up to the adj.
mIral; and after asking many questions
relative to English conveys, they allow
ed us to proceed. We counted six sail of
the line and one frigate, lat. IS % long.
is IS west. The Patriot ioiormed The
captain OF the Dorohias that they had
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
PARIS, April I8.
LEGISLATIVE BODY, April le.
PREsIDENcE OF NJ. FoNTANEs.
Sitting of tie i4th.

M. Cretet Counsellor of State in pre-
sentlng The project Of finances, has ex-
planned the motive ofthem with much Der.
spicuiiy The Orators reflections upon
each part osinis immense work have been
heard with the lis rest interest. Our limits
will not permit US TO give them literally.
but we shall offer that part 10 our rea.
ders which has the most intimate connec.
ton with the political situation of Europe.
and particularly that OF France and Eng
land.
" A trllling increase Of the public debt,
balanced by redemption executed or
prepared resources derived from the re.
mainsofthe national domains foreign sue.
cours, the fruits Of Victory, and wise poll
cy; these added 10 the ordinary public
contributions, M. Cretet observed, mieh,
perpetuate to the latest term &C glory a
vast empire, but lately almost ovcrwhel
med under the wreck Of a terrible reyo-
luton.
" 1t has been said, s uphappily it is bat
too true, that Enrohe seenus as If abe could
no longer reckon x5ton me 6cneJfis Of Peace
which, have been promised her by I'm
faithful Treaties she does not even enjoy
the benefit Of a truce, which is neces-
sary interval previous TO The recommence.
Inent OF hostilities. If we examine how
" Is 'haI, 10 the midst of civilization, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
Fill ADmLplIIA. May 30.

Capt. Ciidea, pf the Beaver, arrived here YES.
terday from G Francois and Informs, that Capt.
Budden, o. the brig Rover, OF his port, having
dispute with his mate, one ;A'Gill, who used.
some inso'eut language, gave him slight blow.
win MS hand ard ordered aim forward Short.
" atter Capt having occasion TO go forward :.
MySiu took he opportunity. and knocked hin,
o9Wn ne blow was fatal: Capt. Is never
sp,ke Strerwards--he died in about 48 hours.
M'Chi was arrested, and confined in irons on
board the schr Mediator, Graves, of Baltimore.
Inc remains of Capt D. were inferred at ) p. NJ.
on the oth inst in the burial ground at the
Cape, attended by all the merchants. CAPTAINS
and supercargoes, and the colors half rlsted by
all the vessels in the harbrr Pill Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
NETWORK, May 80.

Capt. Holmes, of The ship Eunice from
Surrnam, informs us that on the 100, of
Siay,iat. 8, long. 81. he was boarded by a
boat from three French u gun ships, and
a iriga'e full of men. They were under
hrush colours and said they were last
from Jamaica. They did not permit him
to proceed until they had robbed him OF
a considerable quantity Of small stores.
Captain Ledet of the ship Polly, was
boarded on the I2.h of May OF ST. Mar.
TINS, by French feet consisting at four
irigaies, one of them The Hermoiae, on
cruize.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, about the 10Th
Ia of May, negro man by the name Of NED.
commonly called NED LANDKUM--he was
raised by Mr. Matthew Farley in the county of
Powbatap. and sold out Of his estate so that Mr..
Ball Of Manchester became he owner OF him he
has anume,nus acquaintance in Manchester; a
bon 29or3o years of g.. has lost one Of his fore
teeth. which causes hr TO lisp, likely, raight.
well made fellow. about ieel high, very fond of
dress and generally has his hare pattcd Any
per on who will deliver him to me, or secure him
in isil so that get him. shall receive the above
reward.
James q. Couch.
Buckingham, June 4, 1870. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06

WHEREAs purchased of Jesse Miller, now Of
Cumberland county certain uaa of land,
lying on Randolph's creek, in Buckingham ooun-
~, and gave three bonds for the balance due for
the said land, each bond for f. $50 1Ss 4d--the
first Of said bonds due on the first day of March.
1907, the second due the first day of March, 1908,
and the third due the first dag of March, 1909.
The said land did belong to Thomas Miller, Of
Powhatan county, who conveyed it by deed OF
trust to Edward Carrington, and afterwards sold
It to said Jesse Miller who conveyed il to me by
deed. which decd was recorded in the county
court oil buckingham. ] am Informed that NJ rs.
Thomas Miller will not relinquish her right oe
dover on said land, and that Mrs. Jesse nliller,
who likewise has ugh, Of d,rer on said land,
has not yet relnqushed it'll therefore forewsfn
all presons from trading for said bonds, as will
not pay any more money for SAID land until all
the aforementioned membranes are removed.
Samuel Wocdfin.
Powhatan CRY, June 2, 1896 NV 3ws1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06

TIE nnmber Of Peers who attended wa: very
great there was no less than IS barons al the
Prvices of the blood: AMI the box Appropriated
10 foreign Ministers was nearly filed. There
were not less than or 800 ladies present.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-06


Admiral Berkeley, is appointed commander in
chief or the HsIifax stafon, in toe room of the
late Sir Andrew Mitchell.
The trial e Lord Viscount Melville common
cod at Westminster Hall the 2oh Of April.
The London payers stare, that the curiosity ex
cited by the trial OF Lord Melville, was not
Exceeded by ,hat which prevailed on the first
day Of the trial OF Mr. Hastings Ats o'clock.
many Of those who had Obtained tickets for This
splendid spectacle appeared at the entrance in.
10 Westminster-1all. d 9, the line Of oarria
ges extended from Palace yard TO the Admi
other managers appeared, followed b. Mr. Fox.
and the house of commons The managers were
ali in court dresses. After the speaker had IA
ken his sea-. The procession from the house Of
lords began 70 enter the Hall At this time Lord
Melville entered the Courr, from the bottom of
the Hall. and proceeding round the Counsel's
box, took his seat inside the bar. All the peers
were habed in the full robes Of their respective
ranks AS soon as they were seated, silence was
proclaimed by the cricr, under paiH q. inprison
ment. Proclamation was next made, that Hen.
ry Lord Viscount Melville was abou; TO take
his trial for high crimes and misdemeaners end
calling UP al those who had any thing to allcdge
against him TO come forward. The articles Of
Impeachment were then read, with Lord Mel.
viie's answer also the 10Th or additional charge.
and Lord Melviile's answer and protest against
IT MIR. Whitbread then rose. and began %
pen the charges against Lord Melville BY a
resolution Of thc house of Lords lie editors of
the London newspapers are prohibited from the
publication Of any Of the proceedings en- this hi.
al tall 1t is terminated.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
Globe Tavern.

THIS building, situase in the town
i Of Martinsburg, is to be leland
possession can be had at a short notice.
From a superior size, il affords so many
couyenienees, as 70 make it. perhaps,
better suited to the business Of q public
house than any other in this part of the
country. The circumstance Gifts being
pretty generally known, may possibly,
preclude the necessity Of entering into
more particular description. :. / am also
disposed to rent the property immediate
ly on the opposite side Of the street adj
joining the courthouse. These inn
provements are suited to the reception
Of storeand a family, the house con.
tains six comfortable rooms; the garden
one Of the cellars, and some Of the
back-buildings are large, and all ola use
full kind. This situation opens directly
into the courthouse yard, and is one Of
the most public spots in town. q
EPHRAIM GATHER.
Martinsburs, January -, 1906.
p. s. The building in Kings Street,
called Duncan's Stone House 10 also to bet.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

THE subscriber, as the acting exc
J. cutor of the last will and testament
Of Alexander Lemen, dec. pursuant to
the powers vested 10 him BY said win. of
fers for sale the tract Of Land, which
was held By said Lemen, situate 10 the
county of Jefferson, about three miles
from Shepherds Town, supposed to con-
tain about two hundred and forty.six a.
cres. This land is Of the FIRST quality and
we'll watered, having large stream Of
water running through it, and three
springs rising on it; about one hundred
and forty acres Of said land is cleared,
thirty acres Of which is good meadow
ground the rest of this land is in wood.
The improvements on the place are, a
large convenient dwelling house, agood
barn, and other out buildings also, q
tolerably good orchard. tits notthought
necessary to be more particular in the de-
scription Of this land, as it is presumed
that any person wishing to purchase
would FIRST view the premises. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living q
bout three miles from Shepherd's- T own.
DAVID OSBURN, sen.
Jefferson County, February 81, 1906.