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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

strongly tiisapproved ofthat measure vheo
It was proposed, because he was then con.
WINGED it was bad one, and was still con.
ylnced that it would have been much bet.
ter FOR the country if it had never taken
place. He had also dfsapproved ofthe plan
tor the Government of India but wbar
ne had said with regard ID the Union with
ireland, he now said respecting this plan
OF Indian Government. 1t was, in his q.
pin,on, bad one from the beginning; bur
as II had been adopted and acted upon. Il
was not now to be lightly rescinded. Tn
ninety.nine cases of this nature out or q
hundred, 1t was better to put up with ma
ny inconveniencss arising from the first
adoption OF measure, than hazard worse
esi's by premature and i'll considered al
terat;ons and innovationsp
The above declaration of Mr. For IL of
the highest importance; it cannot be ton
often read and considered by the country.
IT'S a general argument, applicable to any
o'ner measure OF system Of things as well
as TO The Union and Government Of India.
On The same principles Mr. Fox NAV re-
nounce every opinion he has hiiher.
To held, revoke every pledge he has hither.
10 given. The public will perceive this.
With great satisfaction. & herish the most.
hattering hopes. For this we are no doubt
indebted to the influence Of Lord Grcn-
vile, who has also we believe prevailed
on Mr. Fox 10 abandon ali design of soil.
citing peace. at a moment so inauspicious
as the Present.--Under these circumstan.-
ces We shall nope for the best" without;
infinitely investigating the minor appoint.
msnt IN the Government.
PAais, March 3.--rhe solemni,ies in.
tended 10 take place here in May next,
will be honoresl With The presence OF Eve
Kings. 80
Al length positive orders hayee been
given tor the return of the Austrian pri,
soners; they ere to commence their
mach homcwards on the 6rsl of Anil.
bat nothing has yss bt.en announced To- de.
tsfmine whether The Russians are 10 foi.
low them.
VIENNA, Feb I6.-Prince Charles baa
erased General Mack's name from the
! list OF Generals and nj, employ mtn,.as
Chief ct the StaA has been Conferred On
General Meyer, who enjoys the particu-
lar confidence Of the Archduke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
rARIS Nah 70

Prince Murs, has iest - som. ,sno..r,
IN = "s3e ciheIs assert he j, gons for Ifoland
Belgrade is said TO have Surrendered 70 he
Servians. N''S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
FRANCIS.

1t is now known with Certainty, thst
inc report lately circulated, that the arch
cake Charles had received sword as
piesent tioIn the Emperor Napoleon, is en-
,ue!y lase; though it is true that His
Eoysi highness, accompanied only by
4 -nersl Count Crnnn, dined with the
Emperor at StammersdorG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

May 9.
Captain Lewis, who arrived at Balti
more on Monday last in II days from Je.
remie, was Sfo:med that a schooner he.
longing 70 Baltimore, White, master, W itb
one gun, had been captured by Iarre
rtencn priyateer, and susry one tut to
ceeM. The news was received at Jere
Tn'e 40 or IL days before he left it, by
some lndige"es that had been Captured
~ the same privateer and put On shore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
NEW YORK, MAJ q.

Capt fauerson. CT the Er,,ish Packet, il,
iorms' thar he, on Sunday last. spoke the sh,
Mars' Rsid' IS days from Liverpool for New
io,N. Capt. X told him, that Great Britai
had declared war agsins, tie A.xeTinas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-24
Bank Of Potomac,

.Aerandszs, .Nsv. 7, 1905.
NOTICE is hereby given the stockholders
in tE5 Bank Of Potomac, that q dividend ct
three and u half per cent. las been declared
on tn. capital stock, fer the last half year,
which will be paid them or their legal repre-
sent4tiyes, on Tuesday next the 18th instant.
BY erdsr Of the Fre-dcnt and DirecfoFs,
Charles P.gc, (aJhser.
ataw3W
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Little River Turnpike Road,

f-s-sHr Tresiden. snd Directors OF tie LIT.
] lie River Turnpike Compas'r, ..;'ihS
cor pleted ten mile OF the road' |1l'n Ms
beer approved s:3d received BY TIE persons 'l',
pointed By his ezce;Iency the Governor VI
Virsir.is, 10 view anl! examine The same nave
ordered tlst Two oates be erected OF sad roaa,
and that the following tolls be P@ia a e"S"
aate, from ard after tie tenth day OF ti'e Pc
sent month, October, VIZ.
For every score Of sheep, Il Gems
For every score of hogs, 6 cents.
For every score Of cattle, II u cents @ii'
so IN proportisn for any greater or lesser i''u'
Der.
For every horse, cents.
For every two wheeled riding carriage 0
Ia cents. "a
For every four wheeled riding carriage u
IL cents.
For every cart or Wagon, the wheels whe!t
of do not exceed 4 inches in breadth, ) cen''
for each horse drawing the same. II tie
wheels exceed 4 inches and are less than
inches in breadth, ! IL cents for eacn iiofS''
&c. and where the breadth of the wheels eAi
coed 7 inches, cent for each horse dra"n'5
the same-.and every mule, or OK, DRAW: ,
any Wagon or cart, shall be estimated, -
paving the said tolls, as equal to horse f; fro.
Yided always, that return Wagons ana CO. a..
shall be subject to no toll whatever, u"o Il
they shall have a load exceeding five iuh''r''
weight, in which case they shall pay tie san. :,
tolls as by this act established PfovtieaF : '
nothing in this act shall extend to thosS IT., "a
ling up or down the stage road ieaalnS = F
Colchester to Alexandra.
October 5.
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Inst E5ahlisl1ed.

fI5G1
r ponp,t55 =, ~ ). a.. 6oos rnd s,a,;;-
: . 80. So 81, -..,..,,-.lt
cn 1r1 ~ ~rCDr,TFs
~ ~. y -. = ,' -, .-err c.<3
~ ( 8 Il II = y 4 ~ .li- - oi'N'
ALhG or Pr ossas,
and Of his :ssl'. Eis coast lis r r..is'ers
20 = -: 80. ;,,felcourse ofsen-
So'.e,s'' -.;.5's a. - p~s.ro g,~r.Iste fen
the i Fresc q Gia5s4ne za7sl.sol, professor
Of se4ss L,s3t,.ss. il tie Academy Ct Berlin
Printed ON ane nove paper, wich GOOD type
in t~o yoIpmss, octs o. Prize, II hosrds, iour
dollars--bou.t, il sieep, fye doiiars--bound
ia cae ard eies,1tiy silt, Sly dollars.
Jsst Rsc.ved, ahd for Sac as a6oPe,
Catsnita's History OF Ens!sad, abE1'sss
for tie use Of schools.
70 do. of Ronse
Nebstcr's Cs-,aluoar, Clark Ncpe4 NsiF's
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4 turnpike Road.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the Stock
/ u holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, that an election will DO held for a
President, four Directors and q Treasurer,
for the ensuing year, at the house Of JOIN
Gooding, in Fairfax county, On the first
Monday In December next.
Jonah Thompfon, T'sa}ursr
OIL. r. Turnpike Company.
November H.. 9ewlsiDec
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Lees genuine E6S'sce md E1trs5f
of M40ald.

A safe and eFactual remedy for acute ana
chronic rileuInatism, govt, palsy, iuinoago,
nn,nbness, waite sWelinss, chiioains, sprAlns,
bruises. pains in the face and neck, sc.
Lees infal,ibIe Ague and Fever Drops,
For the care # .lgnes, feanis!eat and ''.sr-
a,iiteat FeVers.
T'housands can testify OF their beisg cutod
Nv these drops, after the bark and every otner
nssioiae, have proved iaeHectuat. Not one N
. hundred has had occasion to take more taan
one. and numbers not half q bottle.
These drops ere particularly recommended
70 the Inhabitants OF low marsly countries,
where the worst sort of agaes generally pre-
sail: which, unless early attended to, and
soee!ily re.coved, inlure the constitution ex-
ceedinely, bring on dropsies, putrid fsyers, ana
= variety OF complaints of most dangerous &
alarming nature Many other medicines are
daily offered to the public for she cure OF tins
disorder, which upon trial have beea found el-
tier dangerous or useless. The bark Is the =
snal remedy made uss Of; but being very 1'e,-
.eo,,s medicine, and seldom taken III SUFFICIENT
Quantity, it very often fails children ana 1hose
who have weak stomachs, are frequently lost
For want of more easy and pleasant remedy.
Lees Grand Rejtor0t5Ue,
Is confidently recommended as an invaluable
.neaiciae for the speedy relief and permanent
cure of the various complaints which resait
iron, dissipated pleasures, juyenile lndiscreti-
ons. residence in climates unfayorable to the
constitution, the immoderate use of tea, ire
suent iatoxication, orany other destructive IN
temperance, the unskilful or excessive use OF
mercury, the diseases peculiar to females at
certain period, of iifebad lyings IN, &c.
LEES ELlXER,
A SOVEREIGN remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, astrnas, sore threats, and approach
ing consumptions. To parents who may have
children afflicted With the hopping cough,
This discovery is of the first magnitude, as
it affords immediate relief, checks the pro
gress, and in short time entirely removes
the most cruel disorder, to which children are
liable the Eiixer is so perfectly agreeable,
and the dose SO small, that no difficulty arises
In taking it.
Lees Worm-destroyang Lounges.
Which have, within six years past, cured
upwards CT one hundred thousand persons Of
both sexes, of every age, and in every situati
on, of various dangerous complaints arising
from worms, and from distractions or foulness
p the stomach and horelS
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Notice is hereby gl zen,

A'OtiSS =" hy
THAI an aSpiication Viii &c Esse TO the
assembly Of Virgins, at their next ssss'on,
to sutirogiEe tie proside&t and Directors olthe
Little itiyer Turnpike Confaay, t. pave TIC
1nose impossible paris Of the turnpike ros' IS
all cut by the Directors, and to receive tells
whsn they pave five rifles CT sack paris OF tho
soad.
Aove&iner 7. asH
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on Ha.aD,

A large stosk Of Books, in the different
branches OF science and literature, snd a very
extensive assortment Of School boeas, and
other articles suitable for country sales.
November 'slStSoaw stJan
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Lees Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch.

Which is warrantcdIan dntaillble remedy at
one application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety bypreghant woaeh' or ol
infsslts "a week old, not containing Parucies O
mercury or any dangerous ingredient Whase-
yer, and Is not accompanied with that torfsshl-
ing smart which attends other remedies les
d.. LaYou's Indian Vegeta61e 5pe-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-24
OF THE
REVISED CODE:
CONTINUING
Together with
An ApPEM DIX.
Ia yplueh zuiW be tnseytrd

III rphIeh WiN be inserted
I. Such public acts as have been omitted !,
the last edition OF the Revised Code
II. 4 compilsdon OF the several laws Fr
the establishment OF tie james River, Pcte.
mac, Apnonattox ard Dismal Swamp Canal
Companies IN all OF which the state las amin.
te7cst.
III. Acts for tie establishment Of the nan.
tusi assurance society against ire on baiiaie.
OF the ststc Of N'irgiz2ia.
". Laws concerning the northern Ecck.
v. A table Of fzcs, forGeitures, penglte,
and srserccsnests, designating such as are
to the Use Of the commonwealth such IS
60 to~ards LesseninG~ the county levy; such
Us belong ic individuals aid SUI. as u.
appropriated TO any particular obi.ct
VI. Acts for esapisa!aG tu1yila roads
VII. Acts asllioliang the erection Of toll
bridges.
All the ,cts comprised In til. volume, have
been carefully oolsted by eerteTnan CT the
bar--Noees Ct reference to former an suhsc.
ausnt statutes, are annexed 20 each chatter,
ari cop;ous index vil! be given at Tie snd u
TIE work.
TERMS.
!. Il shall be printed OF Oh entire new type,
ef 3 size lsrger than that USED in the last ed
tion OF the revised co,.e, published ii 1905.
Il. TIE PEPPER eaaIlbc ofgood qut!ity, and n
book, when bound, viii form a yoiume u
large oc,ayo, TO match TIE first You.ae CT
the .2me work. Ghe number o. pages can
not be asoertained though il IS expected
from thc n.aacr Of whicn the bco., will @
composed, ttiierc being tinetydye new chap.
teri IN the confirmation fYc41. 1901 10 1909,
end UPWARDS CT 100 o.,aitted acts that twill
/. contain nearly as many pages as the,last e.
ditior,
III. The pyice 70 Subscribers vii lie FiTe Dol
lars, to be PAID Oh delfyeyy q TIC Sock
to non-subecri1crs tie prise Eli be coh''-
degabiy encreased
~ Subscriptions &ra recci;cd BY the pub
Iisl.er in Richmond
~ sublcribers in Alexandra. to
the above work, ars received at the
Cook Store Of Robert Gfay.
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CogDac and Bordeaux Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, ST. Crsix, st. Vincenss, and NEW
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
RIolasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegaf,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nrtntcgs, cloves, cassia, pimento,
Cayenne and Black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
sper,naceti candles, refined salt-petre, hotant
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, brimne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
ghs!l and country made gunpowder, segars,
and smoking tobacco, very best chewing TO
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes.
London mustard, warranted Of superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping pader,
de,niiohu's, SC. sSc with generally every ar
tiele in his line--thewhole of which have been
selected with care, and will be disposed OF OH
the very lowest terms.
July Is. q
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R,chard Lee s. Son,
Reousst aaos. persons who.s.aae their health
TO observe, taat
NICHOLAS HINGsTON,
II hs Csi;ra, G1sss, Qssesa,s- sYsrs aaa SEED
sssrs, Fai~5Es.c sireet, Jae1z,ss 1aessf,s. Mex
els aad Jgsqvtoa's,
Isappoiated their agent forAlcxandiia,
AND Has JJsI7 RECEIVED,
A LAaaSs SUPPLY of
Patens and Family Medicines,
prom their " dicine Yarshaass,
BALTIMORE.
ESIE above Richard Lee and Son u iethcf
ana brother to the deceased tilSilAfa Lee
OF New YORK, AMI aaye prepares those va
lnable medicines for upwards Ga seven years.
FROM tia original receipts nosT IN our posses
sion. This pubic notice Is rendered. necessa-
~ hv limitations Of taem having been lately ad-
xart;sel for, sale IN New. YORK, Pnl-adeipfla,
an4 ofaer places Effectually to coanteract
sueb ,,aDrinc;pied attempts we WISH atle paoLic
TO be informed, that the genuine edlcine IS are
only Dreoared by Richard Lee and aoa, BATH
nore. AMI sold by Nicholas Kingston, Alex
kSSS1,o. 'sti>>e >S---~
toI rIia, Washiagton-Nip Afagruder, drug
pist. Georgetew and 40 saere else, IA tie d
Dove places M8. Ihe signature OF S,lchai3
Lee and son ison tae outside wrappers, WITH
out waica, nous are genuine.
IN oance as-ez,entios is s09rtd round q ea,'e
For the pfevenrion aaa cure 81 BlilSns and
Malignant Fevers is resonlleended
Lees Ambitious rilIs,
Pye.aar.d 81 aich1-3 Lee as@ SIS, aal:irsore
Tie operation ofshese piilsis perfectly MRS.
so as to be used vita safety oy porsons IL sVs;y
.islstion, and OF every age.
they are excelieatly aiaossd TO carry oi sa-
psrduoas Bile, aa1 pre2cat rs moco'd secfe-
tions--so restore anl amend rs sii>palite--2'o-
duce a free Precipitation, and tiaereoy prevent
c,las. waicl are ofeaa Of ksa<&l consequence
dose never gai5s 10 ce1noFe coid, i taken On
ifs igst appearance. Tier are ceieoEn.od tor
removing ,la5itual costiysness--si2knoss sfsae
sto,a Ca aal segere ac~a-ac.le---a:iS ought to
be takel by ali persons OF chAage OF eil'nsse.
They haze bsen found remarkably esaesclous
IN ,reyentin- and cssria5 disorders attendant Ga
lone VOYAGES, anA should De procaFots, a'ld csss-
fuliy presarvei for use b every aesissn.
Tss', genuine EHSnce and E1t3g5E
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For The cure Qf ReSlcrtaz cohl17la7'1's.

For the curesq gsnereal complaints.
The experience Of several thousands VINO
have been cured by this medicine Ia great pro-.
portion of them, after the sklh OF eifliieiis
phy.icians had proved ineHsctuall Demon
strates its efficacy in e1psllins the virus, how
ever deeply rooted in the constitution, and IN
commencing those dreadful effects which OF
tan result from the improper use Of mercury
The nailaness Of the Vegetable specihc, IS
equal to its surprising efficacy It's operation
is so gentle that it is given to patients IN a
state CT pregnancy, with the utmost safety
and performs cure Without disturbing ti;e
system or producing any of those disagreesbie
effects 2insepe7&blc from the common reno
dies. :
With the medicine is given description of
symptoms which OBTAIN IN every stage OF tie
disease, will, copious directions Tor their treat
rent, so as to accomplish perfect cure In the
shortest time, and with the least inconvenience
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PRINTkp DAILY ny :,
S 4 MVEL SNOW y 4 ~
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This is to give Notice.

That the4subseriber, of Alexandra com.
in the district Of Columbia, hath obtcaned f,,S
the Orphans Court Of said County, letters,s.
tamentary on the personal estate Of Jas
Smith Deblois, late purser IT the UEitedSs.
frigate Constitution, deceased ali peKo'
having claims against the sad deceased ).
hereby warned to exhibit them with TIC you,,
ers thereof, to the subscriber, onaor bef
the2lstdsy OF May next, orthey may Dy i,
be excluded from ali benefit to said estsf
and all persons indebted thereto are yeqpas.
to make immediate payments or suits Will
Instituted to enforce the. same. Given ul5
my hand this 2 lst Of November, 1906.
Lewis DebIois, Ess'r.
November 81. 3tar6,
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b - Z ~ ~ ss51}
PUBLIC S ALE

lssss 49, ~ 4 s; $50 80 e
lsF7a uRSu AMI tosga decree sof the clfcuit
/ eollrt. CT the United tes TOR the si1ffn
clrcili, aid sistriet4of Virginia, will be SOLD az
public auction chi I'll tgelay OF january next,
] az tile tenn of 0eeaqlallln the county ol
lsIrince Sl iliiafn about forty likely Virginia
/ born Slaves, consisting oisfacI, women, anu
cAilslren, mon which, sesa lumber OF poys
and girls, OF froRl s to k'years OF age. lhese
Issiaees have. been brought up lnsthe nelSheof'
hood of l)ccall,ian, and inaye tor some years
past been uEders the management OF the late
James, Lawson dec s---aild have been hereto
fore commonly called Lawson, s 'slaTes--i ney
| will be sold for cash.
!. Under the same decree, will also be sold,
Lat pi1bsic auction, onS the 8th day OF January
next, at the same place, sundry tracts Oh
Land lying in the counties OF Fairfax q Prince
WiIliam,. formerly mortgages by John Sem.
Die to the said James Lawson, deceased.------
These tracts of;land are situated IN the neigh
borhood,of the town OF OccoqIan, and some
of.thena bindsupon the 0ccoquan river. They
are well known In that neighborhood by the
name Of Lawsen's Land, and could be sheWn
by most of the landhoiders III chat part OF tie
country. Those who may be INCLINED TO Dc
come purchasers of these lands, may obtain.
accurate Information Of the situation and con-
tents OF the tracts, by applying to Mt. Robert
Radcliffe, Of Fairfax county, who hath ia4oiy
made surveys OF the greater part OF them
The lands will be sold in tracts or divided SO
as to accommodate purchasers, and this will
be arranged or the GAY OF sale. Ife terms OF
sSle will be, one fourth part OF the purchase
money &C. be. paid in one year from. the day OF
sale, and the payment 10 be secured by bond
with approved sec,irity--tke ether three
ffourths in three equal ahnuslinstallnents the
payment of the first ofthese jnstallments COM
mcncing at the end Of two years from the day
Of sese, and TO be secured by the bonds OF the
psiychasec. a mortgage viii also be required
upon tas laads purchased, 10 secure the pay.
rlents Of the Whole. OF the purchase money -
DEEDS, viii be made by the Commissioners
upon sacpGing the payments il the manner
above mentioned.
Oaes or more. OF tie commissioners viii at
tend ct Cccsquan, with Mr.. Robert Radcliffe
efie surveyor, on The 5th5isnd 9Th Of january
next, for the purpose Of giving to persons n
cliaed to purchase those LANDS such informant
on as may be IN their power tcuching the IL
lie, situation, and boundaries ofthe different
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Notice IS. hefeb given.
II re Syocsholitfs t5tassA q sateaa5'oss rag
an elee tioia -ssli as.sa aeld at .il
eeiset-lleasss IL this s0gsa, on the tillro
Ns.nday II January Eezs Ter tas plarpose OF
caoosislas ni1e Directors q saiI.s5a Tor the
ensaing year. rs.
Gurden GhsPia, Cashier.
December i5--l7 49, .le s,s' wes
sEP Mr. Davis, Painter, kicAfaotidess IT.
G Sen, Frederic kkssstsfg ard fsis Bowen, OF
Winchester, isSs guesret 4 80 insert tue ABOVE
a.lysrsise .as directed their respectrSs
papers. =. .s.-...-s.
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John Richter.
Eo bes6@ I'D 1erT Cheoh.

Y WISH, to sci lay NH 4 fact of Land, 81.
tuate on Bacis-a-ieN ,tna ia;ii,'lA- I nlss, asoGt
81 ,5Nn.;les from tie 9evn OF Aexailal3R CON.
t.siitiac about Ell A,lI&ired acres.
tract are tsza ,airta.ioRs esldas the 'I'ii isg51l
Ion the latterAtherc is avery sooelFaAii' ~
which are one. pair ofbnrf, ana one PalF O
c9Een stones, wish elevators, &c. coaiptste
for merchant xors-~-a ydissaftefy festSs1ile;lit
10 the mil, with four Stills a4:d every ieces-
sary utensil In completes orde"---s, evening"
house, s5tehen; basTi vita stables tsnderylt to
accommodate % STALKS, Nish every otaer oft.
house requisite ca farIlaa---s very gQod ggG-
den, an orchard sol about 70 trees q the
choicest fruits this county cq.a afo2e. there
Is about 500 or 4o0 acres OF the tract cleared,
the resnainder In woods and 3 great part CT 4
heavily tisahered about 80 or 40 acres OF
nieadoH, and nearly soo'acres more May *. oe
madison the Bottoms adi oinifg the two runs
Also,
$50 One other tract Of enc hulidred acres
about two miles fro,a Alexandrla, pat ofc,the
Ciesh Tract,. and adjoining theilaresso OF Mes
.sieurs John 6. Aerbert, Robert Patton, and
John Richter, the Mount ernon ROAD rus
hing through it., THIS tract IS mostly en-
woods, and conveniently telteoS io
Seats. Ifthese lands should be sold at private
sale, (which ! would tpfiefefl ! VII taIs IN
payment, if more convenient to the Puroklazs
sers, stock of any of the banhs from klGf-s
moad to New York. CT any kind Of stocks OF
the United States.
- they are mot sold before Friday the first
day Of May next, the Mill Tract Will en- tlrst
day, be sold at public auctian,, to the highest
bi,der-and on the following day the Ciiesh
Lands will Be sold in like manner The Mali
Tract will be divided into three or four farms.
and sold subject to a lease. Of foilrand an half
wears from the first day Of July last. The.
Cleish Tract will be. divided into iotslofIlD or,
20 acres each. If sold at public, aliotien the
terms will be made known on the days OF
sale. A
William Hepburn.
A ..o2yye Low fill lSf Nav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-24
I his is to give NOTICE,

3 THAT tie subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
", III tic district OF Columbia, hath obtained
from the CrphaHSl Court OF said oopntydetters
of administration 6e6mas nm, on the estate OF
William fLcnry washing toy, 1s4e Of the coun-
tyt aforesaid deceased; all persons having
claims against tho sud estate are hereby
Waraed to exhibit taen with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, Oh or before the 4 18th
day sof1u..e next ensuing, orsthey may by law
be excluded Froln ati-beleijt to said estate
aad those in<iebted thereto, are requested to
make Immediate P2yIae pt--',iTen under my
hand this .l7ta day sof December, 1906.
lahE Luke, Adass-.
DE BoNIs NON.
December l7--i8 2aNAW