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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07

E*fFad Of a letter from a gentleman of rafsse.
liability at Antigua, dated Aug. Esd, 1906.
:. My Taft reipeets was dated the goth, mcn-
totng my arrival, and as a court of admiralty
was held yefterday, have an oppor,untv Of
Informing you of a trial which took place, and
the novelty ofthe cafe, with the final iIue in
TINS pace, Hrikes particularly at the trade A.
mong theie iilands, and am fearful the nerc,,-
ants and underwriters in the United States VIII
1uffer materially. The cafe is the brig Triton.
Prentiis, matter, which veiiel failed from PORT
iano with cargo OF lumber and provifions, ar
rived at Barbados, and fold fuch part of ,be
cargo as was permitted by the cuftom-ho To
be landed, and cath, with bills of exchange. re-
ceIved in payment the veffeI proceeded with
the remainder OF the cargo to VaCcain7 in Mar
Unique, were it was di!poed of, and mol,fTrs
and tugar taken in return, and fugar and coffee
purchaied with the bills and cafl received at
Barbados the yeiel was returning TO Portland
when taken and brought TO this Hand.
claim was given in by the matter on behalf of
himfelf and Thomas MerrelI, both naijyes of A.
merica, for the vefel and cargo. The att,fati-
on to iupport the claim, Gated very fairly all
the circumstances relating to the voyage. The
caPtorS proceeded againft the veiYeI and cargo
iolely on the ground of fuch voyage being ilIe-
gal, lnaimuch as it was not permitted by the in
ftru6tions iiiued at the commencement of the
war TO MS maJefty's cruizers, that neutras were
only allowed to trade directly between the enc
my and the!E own country, that fuch trade az
the veiial was engaged in, was of the mott iniu-
nous consequences to Great-Brtai and ought
not to be tolerated, that the ilegality confaed
IN receiving money and bills at Barbados and
trading with them to Martinique. For the
claimants it was commended, that his maieity's
miniters in allowing direct trade between the
colonies OF the enemy and the neutral countries
to which the vefIels might belong, never could
have entertained an idea that fnch a trade ae
the Triton was engaged in, would be deemed
ll!eSai-the judge was of opinion that the act of
telling part of the cargo at Briti1 Ifand and
the remainder at French illand was circuit-
Gus and Indirect trade, and not being within the
letter ct the inltrHetioDs made the voyage ille-
gal. lie therefore condemned the whole pro-
perty 70 engaged"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07

THOUGHTS on tbe J.tiea of Naval Poquer in
the U. S. ofdmeriea and on certain means of
encouraging and protecting their Commerce and
manufactured. Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07

a letter from our correspondent at New.York
itates, that in the fhip Columbus, Captain Cliff
ton, arrived there on Thurfday from Cadiz,
came p7henger, an officer belonging to Span,
iih regiment of Dragons, who informs, that
his regiment was embarked and would fail the
sra opportunity for Louiiiina, which country
his government intended TO refume.
PonJoa'I Ame,icaa Daily I'D.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07

Captain SIocum, of the Hoop Semiramis.
from Charlefton informs, that on Sunday the
Sin init. Oft the Capes of Virginia, he fell 10
WIN S't John Borlate Warren's fquadron, con-
fixing Of the following lfips, viz. Foudrovart
Courageous, Namur, Families, Fame, Hero, and
Amazon frigate. '''N'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07

PEACE.--The probability of this important
event is strengthened from the circumAaHce of
the news having been fent from Paris to Cadiz
BIZ EXPRESS.
We have feen letter of the 18th of Auguft,
from Cadiz, from one ofthe frt houfes there
This letter fays " Lat Sunday the agreeable
news of Peace between England, France, &c.
reached us--fgned at Paris on the soth uIt.
". r. Gas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07

The Wickham Revenue cruizer, which had
been ordered Quito cruiZe for an American ihp,
that was to carry off pafIengers from Ireland to
America, without Iicence, and contrary to the
aet of parliament, had the good fortune to fall
in with her, in company with the Rofs, on the
9Th infant and carried her fafe into Newry. She
is a fine ihip, of nearly 400 tons burthen, and
will be good prize as it is faid the Irifh 60
vernment are determined to put the law in force
aganft her. She had on board 1ls perfons.
London paber, 1uIy 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07
NFW-YoRK. Sent %


this port Taft evening in 80 days from London.
She left Deal on the 9th of AuguN, and bring
London papers to the 7th. From the " Sum-
of that date, with which the Editor of the Mer-
Camille Advertiser has been favoured, the fol.
lowing articles are copied. They are ilent as
to the progrefs OF the negotiation for peace ;
but captain Crocker and fome of his pafiengers
inform us that fuch an event was talked of in
London as likely to take place in a very fhort
time.
LONDON, Auguft 7.
Price of Stocks this day at IL o'clock, Con-
fols e5 l-s-Omnium IL IA.
We received this morning, New-York papers
to the I4th July. We are forty to find tn at
every effort is fill ufed to nhame the public
mind in America againft this country. We
have extracted article refpeeting the beha-
viour of an officer of the Cambran to the crew
of an American flip, the Kentucky of Balt-
more not becauie we give the flightef credit
to the ftatement, but as fpecimen of the in
s-;- Pera:. ri INDECENT language which die
graces the American papers.
Two Gottenburgh mails arrived this morning.
The following is the only article OF intelligence
they contain :-GoTTENBURG, July rs. YET
terday arrived a Rufian courier in DAYS from
st. Petersburg, with dispatches for the RufIiau
minlfter in London, and for the Englifh govern
ment, he will take his pafIaee in the packet
that fails to-day. The Ruifian army, it appears,
are all in environments, ready to be called forth
at an hours warning. A large body of troops
is upon the Polifh frontier.
The French frigate lie Rhin, of a guns, has
Shared the fate of La Guerrero Geographic
difPatch was yefterday received at the admiral
~, Rating that fhe had arrived at Plymouth, a
prize to the Mars, capt. Oliver.
Yefterday the Ggnal was made for the expe-
dition at Spithead to get under way but the
wind coming round to the weaward, it was
foon after annulled. The vefTels that failed
from the Downs have ALTO been obliged to put
back in confequence of the wind changing.
MIR. Fox, according to the report ofthis day,
had fubmitted to the operation of tatpins.-
it is faid that four gallons of water were drawn
off, and that he felt comfortable relief Earl
Mora attends at Mr.. Fox's office, and tranf-
acts buinefs for him.
1t Is reported, that at the grand fete now pre-
pairing at Paris, or when general peace is pro-
claimed, Bonaparte intends to announce his no.
:.::nation of feveraI hundreds Of his fiIhi~sfs TO
be Dukes, Marquihes, Counts, and Barons.
Among thefe will be fome of the ancient French
nobility. Among the members of his family
he has alto refolved to revive the titles of Duke
Of Orleans, Princes of Condo and Cont, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
k'este.
PETER T1NSLEY. c. c.

fCTa IN obedience to the above decretal or
der will, on the last Monday in September,
at ten O'Clock. A. NJ attend as ne house OF
J0kn Cooling, at West-End, III the county OF
Fairfax, to do and perform the seyer'I matters
thereby required Of me--st which tine and
place the parties are desired to attend.
JHAEHS KEITH, al. 6.
!, .duggst 2s, 2awtiMSePt
az The weather proving unEayor-
able at the time appointed, ono Of the
parties could not attend, the execuu-
on Of the order is on that account
postponed to Friday the 24th day OF
October.
October 8. tNaW@4tlOSt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
TIhls IS to .gaUs Nof2Ce,
October 8.

rVHAT the subscriber of Baltimore, in the
4 state of MARYLAND, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Alexandria County, in
the District of Columbia, Letters Icstamen
tary on the estate of JOHN FOSTER, late OF
the county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with the vouch
ers thereof, ON or before the Goth of March
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said ostate-and all persons IN
dcbted thereto are requested to make immedl-
ate PAYMENT to the subscriber or to /aancS San
dersou, of Alexandria, who Is duly empowered
to act for me.
Given under my hand this S6th day OF
September, 1906.
Henry ThonpSon,
Executor.
Sept. IT. 2aWsW.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
VIRGINIA.
In the HIGH Court Of CHANcERY fer fAe
Richmond District.

In the HIGH COURT Of CHANcERY .for tne
Richmond District.
Between
Wilson Miles Carey, only acting execn- u
tor and trustee in Virginia, of George 1S
William Fairfax,
And
John Carlyle Herbert, Carlyle Fairfax
Whiting, Thoma. Herbert and Jane
his wife, William Byrd and Catharine 2
his wife, George Washington, George :
Nicholas, Charles Little, and William 2 S.
Herbert executors of John Carlyle
and Dennis Ramsay, executor OF John :
Dalton, George adam Kellenburger,
William Little, and Peter Lands,
I'M this use,which abatcd as 10 the defend
Il ants George Washington and George M
cholas, by their deaths, and which as to the
other parties, came on the goth day of Septem-
Der, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and two, to be heard on the bills, an
swers, exhibits, examinations OF witnesses,
and reports Of commissioners, with eXceptl-
ons to the reports, and WAS argued by counsel :
On consideration thereof, the court doth order
the SURVEYOR of Jefferson county to measure
the lands late in the occupation OF bowdln
N"NNiNAO--'y ~'N~T
the Msv Bloomery CONTRARY; describing them,
end protracting the boundafies thereof as he
shall be required by each OF the parties inter
ested, and dividing the said lands into Jour G.
quail parts, to aliot one OF them TO the pialntii,
and report the map, division and allotment TO
the court; and the court approving, Master
Commissioner keith's report, when 1t shall
have been reformed according to what follow
eth, doth recommit that report to him, with
instructions to deduct interest, during eight
years, from both debts and credits OF the &c
counts, including John Carlyle's obligation to
George William Fairfax; and to debit Carlyle
and Dalton, or John Carlyle, respectively,
with loss or detliment, which, through their
unauthoritative transactions, or intromissions,
George William Fairfax, or nis representa-
tives suffered--and with one equal fourth part
of the rents and profits of the Bloomery Com
pa1iy's association, ofthe lands which had be-
longed to them.
A copy.
I'eate
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23

he snbscribcrinforms his e.,
h pubic, that he continues 10 e CHG aats.
above mandatory in all its vsrjov vS1 n @S,
where al ordsrs in his line ofbusinsasfa hcst b.,
executed on the shortest notice, N''''cS' Will !.
He expects, in the course of
an elegant assortment efGUNs and DIV pTo see i,
from the best mannfactr in Ena,sraS
-" A good Jourseyman will ta
ployment by applying to the subsc,; Sl Of g.
r;,,,. .... Robert Man,
;, Mngg-street' near the water, AIe,'a;.
". b. a generous proc viii he 's "
good seasoned WALNUT pLAVT a4sa 10
two inch to two ard ha!fin taickDps, y -0-
September %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
Thirty Dollars Fso&JS

p An AWAY, from the SIIO'sn', r.r.
IL Sunday night last negro l'~ on T,-
.SI,EPLlE.N, WHO calls iiIn5eh 1'f5'@'. co., -
ton ; about IS pears Of eye, and about g 'I Il,
inches high, strong made, 0FoSo i"t ,.oc {,
cheeks and coarse honey ieatpr6s--.'S, W. VII;
1nerlv used to work in { vessel as 'o0n ,,a,lb.
he understands tolerable we'll also "' ~,
and house work, which he has oeeN or" SoICvc
cd to occasionally. Took with iii : . l, mo-
brown broad cloth coat, dark ssIlP'o rsst
skin Jacket, pair corduroy ?anl"l pnme vi.
White, and a pair nankeen ditto, some ID, jr
';nan 1, Shirts. and an oznabnrg shirt and I@5
trousers, also black fur hat, alG % 1aorr,
to have Other cloaths not particularly Si iI is
He IS remarkable artful fellow and , Tn' ;,
" :, cb9npe his name and cloaths, and also
have cot pass.--Masters Of y essen Or q
other persons are warned not to LaIoo rsr
Dloy said fellow in any manner Tn ;,'sr nd
pS W hos appre5ends said 5ell tsts of Of
cures him in any gaoI within the ss" tbat lg
ryland or District Of Columbia 50 of Teea.
HIM apa;n, shall receive reward o. ,'nno
Dollars, if within Is mics . ~" stgte a@
above that distance and within NE :s s' ,'t ok
said, twenty five Dollars, and : II O1t the d
state or District aforesaid, or ~ vi and aDF9
of Baltimore, the above rG"aa
sonable charges if brought nome n Wilton
Montgomery Court House, 81 i'D { ~
ryiand, 9Th Augast, 1890 } r-,>. 80,
pAIIY BY NJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
FOR SALE,

Kanhaway Land, Of the fre quality;
oNE thousand acres, lying on Duck creek,
" which, is a branch of Elk riyerinto which
empties, about 40 miles above the coniiu-
snce Of Elk with the great Kanhaway.
tits a parallelograrn--hnely watered-Duck
creek permeating every side.
In letter from Mr.. Triplett, the surveyor,
/ am told that 700 acres are bottom, as rich as
he ever surveyed, and that the high ground is
fertile. Mr.. B. Reider also informs me that
he has seen persons who have been On the land,
and who speak oft in the highest terms.
1t lies about IS miles N. f. Of Kanhaway
courthouse; in healthy country, eligible 81
tuation, and profers to the industrious every
comfort that can flow from judicious dilage and
extensive grazing.
Five Dollars per acre are expected for this
tract--one third in hand, and the remainder in
two annual instruments; or property lii Alex
andria, Fairfax or Loudoun will be received n
exchange THOMAS DAVIS.
Alexandria, June 9TH. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
PUBLIC SALE.

vryiIII, be, sold, to the highest bidder, Oh
wv the 5lst day OF this present montn'
for ready cash, at the courthouse, lntne town
of Dumf,ies, ..
Three very likely, stout. acts0e,
young Negro Men:
In virtue of deed in trust executed by iho-
mas Harrison, of Thomas, to the SUBSCRIBER
for the navment Of sum of money therein
mentioned. -
Thomas Harrllon.
Dumhies, October 40 1awsw
DIsTPIcT OF COLUMBIA, CoUKrY OF ALEX
ANDRIA, IS.
lilly Terg, 1906.
WilliamG, Garland, Comtlh.
Thomas White, Josiah Fax e
on, Dwight Metcalf & Jo- rs
seph Baxter, Jun. trading :
under the firm Of Eaxon, s
Metcalf and CO. DTS.
TSHF defendant Thomas White, not having
/ entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act OF assembly ana the
rpjes Of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
t,sfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Thomas White, is not an inha-
bitsnt of this district--on motion OF the COM
plainant by his counsel, IL IS ordered, that the
said defendant Thomas White, do appear here
on the first day Of November term next and
enter his appearance to the suit and give Sc
curity for performing the DEGREES ofthe court;
and that the other defendants faXon, MetcaAl
and Company, do not pay away, convey OF Sc"
crete, the debts by them owing to or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging to the sad
absent defendant Thomas White, until the
further order or decree Of the court; ana that
: COPY Of this order be forthwith nn8eIted IN
both Of the puoic newspapers published IN
this county f0r two months succeshFe!y' 'ha
that another COPY be posted at the front door
Of the court house of said county
A copy--Ieste.
G.. Dencaie, c. c.
September ID. GIN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23

-ErHE. defendants Augustine George, and
d Martin George, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules Of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the court,
upon affidavit, that the said defendants Angus
tine George, and Martin George, are not IN
habitants of this distlict-on motion of the
complainant by his counsel, it IS ordered, That
the said defendants, Augustine George
and Martin George, do appear here On the
first day of November term next, and enter
their appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the court !; and
that the other defendant Jesse Hammond, do
not pay away, convey, or secrete, the debts
by him owing to or the estate and effects in
his hands, belonging to the said absent defend
ants Augustine George, and Martin George,
until the further order or decree of the court
and that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in both of the public newspapers pub
| lished In this county for two months success
sisely, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse of said ceunty.
A copy.-Test.
c.. Deneale, c. c.
September 4. dan
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
T 0 n L N r,
Runaway Negro.


Wv An AWAY frona the subscriber, cad
~ in Jaly, a nSyrO uGn ralaoL GhASE.E.
He is about So years of age, lest II lncoe.
or { feet high, Of tavny complexion, ha,
scar on one Of ma Jaws or SIDE Of illa ice lem
iag H. & circle; / think il is Gil tae rIgi
but a.q not positiye lie is Z sliga made f
low, With Dusty head, and when Sposent
has acrr and down look. When he went
way he had . green round coat, buH coIoFl
breeches, with homespun cloathing, and b.
never been accustomed to any work but i0a'
crop or field. have understood be las ac:
4ed the Potomac about Bi!taia's By, over L.
70 maryland. expect he his procured Pas
snd VIII cpdeavor to appear as freeman
Al masters Of vessels and oilers ?re 1oI,
warned from harboling q carrying liza ava
under TIE penalty CT the law
vii! give T'7'e''ty DolaI" reward Il ' TAI.
in T,EarylaId, or Fy!een II taken II Illc NO~
orn Neck, so that get HIS ag;!n'
George Chnst02Hsf
NVestmoreland County, Viz II
l4th September ) %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
To be Rented,

To be Rented,
TIE RPICK STORE u CoNpTnr
HOUSE now occupied by Mcssrs. Hics,a,
Newton & Co.-ALao, tie vacant 27Upr
adjoining. They are large and conrtniept 4.
vii! be rented low, apply to
J. z. H00E
July %. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23
FOR SALE

Pork in barrels
New York prime and cargo beef
Hyson skin and ! Tr,c
Sonchong LAO
Russia Duck, and
4 few kegs Essence Of Spruce hy
Daniel Murgatroid.
May 6. "a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-23

e. A few copies Of the American
Gardner, for sale by Robert Gray. at
his Bookstore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18
Valuadls Property for S4le.

u -
RY virtue Of deed of trua EXECUTED 90 the
~ fubieribers by D. sor Jsnes wssrail aud Re.
beeea his wife bsarng date che ~ June 1905.
tofeeure the payment Of pur ehafe made Of Mr.
Witfhire VI. Levi, executor Of fsaacis Lewis
dec will DC SOLD on the PREMIER on fr,5.v
the ssh p May ucxe. ONE TRACT oFL ND
conveyed in faid trua lying in rhe c,uI,y OF
Hen leo about four nile, from Rishm md. and
containing Jour hundred aud nin=ty ,h &c acc.
more or Iefs together with oae Negro " an Xuf
tin one Negro Woman. Rachel i've bay Hor.-s.
three miich ows. three II eifsrs and one Wa,
goa and 0eer. or 70 mach thereof =. vill be fue
hcient to raile the fum OF e 1915 49, eurrea,
money o virginia, dus the laid Wilthi e VI
Lewis, exr. Of sneis Lewis. dee toye,her with
the exPenfes attending the exscu,os o. laid ,,ua =
10 the following pzyn snts a expreaed in 'faid
deed OF trua viz lone rnoiety thereof 'or ready
money, with the interea on the amount OF 4 ID
Pu shale 6 10 9s6 from the 2,ff jsy OF Feb
rnsy, 1874. to the 5.f OF Feb Gary iS0i !, e1eep,
$50 dolla e which has already been paid and
the reiidue payable in two year. from the 2If
February lat (1806) with in,erea thereon from
the aforefaid <lf Febtus,y 1905 payable he
laid int eR annually "A deed Of t;utt on RI
P operty will be rcaui. ed. -
AZ Inc same time andptace will be sol. d. he
remainder Of the Stock and PLANTATION Uten.i,a
on said farm. on a ersdi of elk months, for ali
surna aoove ten dollars, with bond and ann av,a
se.srty Also, will be HIRED 1.-The time of 3
Likely Negroes, until Christmas next.
John Prosser,
WM n, N7oncare, trustees
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18

Dun away fromthe subscriber living in Charles
City county likely nula.to fellow ma med
MIDDLETON, alias TOM MID0LE7ON,
about 20 years old. 5 feet or s inches high "a
ther thin yisage, gem eelly made, s,ammers wien
alarmed. or in PASSION He carried variety
of clothes away with him but his d ess sun was
a short blue coat, swansdown waislcoat, and ue
pansa oons Iexpee; he is gone TO eiiher Sonh
arnpton cour house Snithfield, or 10 the city a
Richmond, in ali of which places he has connsc
lions, and IS well acquainted having travelled
with me tor these six years Thu above reward
will be paid if secusei in Jail so that ge. h-n
again. or all reasonable charges paid if bought
to me BRAxrsrstfhaa1soN
26ib March, 1905 w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18
Fifty DolIars Reward.

RuN away from the subs ribsr near Hevil's
A. bridge, in Chestsrisl county, on february
the 5 III 1896, a very uo able fellow--He il abou,
rive feet i've or six inches high very knock.
kneed, has uncommon iarge feet, scar on his
nose, is very god black. NTH and his name
- DhNlEL-le wore away a regro cotton
pair OF breechss and waistcoat Whoever will
lodge him in any jail SO that get him. or will
bring him 20 me. shall receive the above reward,
and all reasonable charges paid.
wStw Sanucl Wilkinson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-18
Valuable Property for Sale.

THE subscriber is disposed to sell his FAR NJ
wherein he now lives, in Charles CITY
county, containing five hundred and thirty acres
OF land. good brick dwelling house. and all o
Their buildings necessary for the accommodation
OF genfeei hrniiy, situated Immediately on
Chickahominy river about three miles above the
mouth theeeof. The natural advants ages auach.
ed 70 this farm are admirable all kinds of wild
FOWL are to be gst in their season at very little
tronslei and fish in great abundance at all sea
sons IN the year are caughi in seines, weirs. an
9ling &c In the greatest perfection The grea
Ter part OF this farm is arabic land, and good soil
tor the production of grain. with a considerable
pat well calculated fortte grow of tobacco,
and Tor rating stocl. of every kind, is infs.
nor 70 no farm Of KS size All those adyantay-
esand eonvenienciss render the premises desi
saer, Any person inclined TO purchase can
view the same and treat with the subscriber re.
speeting the terms Of sale, Sc and at The same
time hrd no exaggeration made in estimation
ct this valuable property.
NILES carr
Charles cityeo March 1. 1906 w8.
IL virtue of a deed of trust from Tc-
-G-p remish Rswlins. jr TO u.s. for the beneE of
Jares Divers executors, will be SOLD. for
ready money. al Hanover cour,h ouse on the ISL h
OF Ap,ilnext.
he following Slaves, to wit:
Beck Caroline, Dset,r, aiias q asgow, Esther
and her five children. Polly Judi, h, Lucy, HAIRY
ami Billy or so many'of Them as will raise The
sum OF 22O with the interest due thereon and
the costs and charges attending the execution Of
she said trust. ] TEMPLE
TIL. POLLARD.
March6, 1906, wtds
|" The sals of the above Slaves is POST
PONhD an,il the 1st of Ma next.