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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14
TbnrjTdy, Tonvayy @.

The letter from the Governor (which was yefter-
day laid upon the table) referring to fevsral enclo
iures for the confederation Of the Legislature was ia
ken up and read; notion Ordered, that the faid
letter with the enclosures be laid upon the table
An engroiied bill, " Forming new county out Of
certain parts Of Montgomery, Monroe and Iazewell
eoanties," was read third time
RsoEsfR That the bill do pats, and tina, the title be
an act, Forming new county out Of certain part.
OF Montgomery, Monroe and T'azewell eounties'
On the motion Of Mr. Miller (of Powhatan) fe-
eonded by Mr.. Suyth (of Wythe,)
orSrcf, That the ayes and noes on the paGage 0i
the iAid bill be inherited in the journal. Ayes IFS
Noes ~.
A report from the committee for Courts Of Ju1ies
(Which lay on the iabe) was taken up and read in the
following words
The committee for the Courts Of Iullice have, ac-
oording order, had under their confederation the
petitions Of iundry Inhabitants Of the counties Of Au
guGa, Fairfax, Fsuquier, Louloun, Prince William
and Shenandoah to them referred and have corne tc
the following reioution thereupon -
Reioyed, that it is the opinion Of this committee
tlst the flid petitions praying that the aSt plicd al
the s FELTON, Of the General AAem6ly, entitled ai
aa, " TO amerd the aa, TO prevent the circulation o.
private bank noes," msy be repealed, be fejeaed
The ilid reiolution beiag read feeOnd time, wa
ON the queton put thereupon, agreed to by tn,
houie.
a bill, " To prevent m. emancipation of fave
within this commonwealth !" aud
A bill. "To prevent Daves being brought into thi
commonwealth, (Which bills lay on ihe tablet yver
raen UP aud everaIy read the fra tsne and ordere,
| 70 he read fecond time;
On me,iO0, o,Js,ed, tina, the fad bills BE- now rea
feeOud;
J'be laid bills wets accordingly feveraly read fe
esnd tune, ard wete, on motion, drdsrsd be eOss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14
S0fmdnr, I'm. IL.

The hSnie, according TO the order ofthe day,
refolved itfelf Into committee of the whole
houfc on bill, To amend the iadiciary fyf-
tenn" and after fome time fpent therein, Mr.,
Speaker refumed the chair and Mr.. Bird report-
ed, that the committee of the whole horfe had,
according to order, had the fad bill uuder conf
deration, ard had made fnne progrefs therein,
hut not having tire to 20 through the fame, had
directed him to move for leave TO Git again
RejliVrd therefore, That this homie will a.
gain on Monday next rcfolve i,elf into COM
nittee Of the whole houie, to take under conf
Iteration The fad bill.
Ordc,Yd, That $50 copies e the faid bill, &
Of the amendment propoied thereto, be printed
fIrthc ufe oftbe members Of the General AZ
femhly.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14

~ EsRAruM-Iu the lao page. sd Sec. Of the
a8 Of Dee 18th, 1906, read two" Tor 100"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14
WeAneRay, Y4nparr s.


lhe Senate have pa(ed the following BILL to wi,
An act, Eaablihing turnpike over the Blu.
Ridge, at Thorn,ons Can"
hey have alto agreed the refoiutions refDeaipp
the choice of Bank Directors
The houie proceeded to cpniider the amendments
ProPoied to the Senate to the bill, Amending the
act, entitled, All act, authorizing the erection of mills
on Little kanawha river" and the 6rt and ccond a.
n,endmen.s being read were agreed to by the houle
the third amendment being read
On motion, Ordered, that the iaid bill with the a.
mendments be laid upon the table.
~ OH, Forming new county out Of certain
parts OF Montgomery, Monroe nd Tazewell coun-
ties, (Which lay the table with the amendments
as reported iroat the committee to whom it was COM
initted was taken up, and the faid amendments be-
ing read, were agreed to by the houfe
Ordered, That the faid bill with the amendments be
engrofied and read third time
The houie, according to the order of the day, re-
iolved tieif into committee Of the whole houfe or
bill, 10 amend the a9, entitled, an aa, to amend
the act, tor further continuing and amending the at
concerning executions and for the relief of niolvenr
debtors" and after fome time feent therein. Mr..
Speaker rsiumed the chair and MIR Smyth (of Wythel
reported that the committee of the whole houie had
according order had the lad bill undsr confederate
on and had made eversl amendments thereto, blu, not
having time to SO throvsh the fame, had directed him
to move for leave TO fit again
RelosSsd therefore, That this houfe will again to-
morrow relieve felf into committee of the whole
houie, to take into confederation the aforeiaid bill
Mr. Smyth (of Wythc) prefented according to or
der
A bill, To prevent the emancipation of naves
within this commonwealth; )" and
bill, f." To prevent Gaves being brought into thi.
commonwealth;
Mr. Brooke prefented, according to ORDER bill
10 amend the judiciary fyltem;"
Mr. Harvie prefented, according to order bill
Z" To repeal an az, more elfeaualy to provide for
the payment of taxes upon lands wtha this common
wealth; and 60 provide an equitable method for the
wealth."
Mr. ShearraT rreientcd from the committee for
Courrs OF Jnitice, bill, To amend the aa, entitled
an act, to extend the juri.dion of jutices of the
peace;"
MIR. Clarke prefen,ed, according to order, bill
To amend the ievera laws concerning the inipe fi-
on of tobacco !"
On motion, RsjofVcd, That committee be ap-
pointed OH the part Of this horle, to examine Jointly
with committee Of the Senate, the fate and eondi-
ton OF the houes and lot fet apart for the u of the
Governor, and report their opinion to the expenie
neceiiary to be incurred in repairing the fame and
a committee was appointed of MefIrs. Harrfon (oi
An,elia) Minor Clarke, Prunty and Southa.
Ordered, That the clerk carry the faid refolution
to the Senate and deire their concurrence.
The Speaker laid before the Houfe letter from
the Governor referring iundry enclofures for the
confederation Of the General Aiiemby; Ordered, that
the fad letter with the encloures be laid upon the
table.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Sale at Auction.

On MONDAY, the third day of November,
will be sold, at public auction, at the house
OF his Britannia majesty's envoy extraordi-
a,ary and minister pIenipotertiary to the T.
nited States, in the city Of Washington, all
his
.HousekoId g Kstcheas Easa,oaataxye
CONSISTING OF
ENLEGANT mahogany Bedsteads, Chairs,
"a Tables, Sofas, elegant Brussell's Carpet
ing, great deal OF which is new, Curtains,
Beds, Mattresses and Bed Furniture, ali finish
ed in the newest Gashion, some elegant Ea 4
Stoves, two English Carriages, with Harness
for four horses, finished in tie newest fashion,
and other articles Of Sadlery---Also, Il quaint
ty Of elegant cat alm plain Glass, large
qpantity Of empty Porter, and Stone Bottles,
Garden Utensils Of all kinds, End, eventually,
several dozen Of Engiah Brown Stout, Ale,
and Wines Of different KIND, and Liquors.
The sale to commence at ! O'Clock III the
foroncco, If fair, II not tie next fair day, and
10 continue fposu day to DAY ill all is Sold
Terms mace known at time and place OF sale.
Oetabcr Is. dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Runaway Negro.

u Az AWAY from tie subscriber, earlA
Ii nJuly, a negro nan named GRASAdH.
He is about Sc years Of age, 5 feet Ii inches
or feet high, of a tavny complexion, has
scar on one CT his jaws or side OF has face form
ing half circle; think 1t .ls on the right,
but am not positive. he is sllm made ter"
low, with bushy head, and when spoken to
has seary and down look. When he went a.
way he had green round euoat, buEt colored
breeches, with homespun cloathing, and has
never been accustomed to any work bat lnthe
crop or field. l have understood he has eros"
sed the Potomac about Britain's Bay, over m
to MARYLAND. expect he has procured pass
and viii endeavor to appear as freeman
All n,asters Of vessels and others are tore"
warned from harboring or carrying lf1a away
under the penalty of the law.
J will give 7'wenty Dollars reward II TAKEN
in MARYLAND, or Fifteen if taken in the North
ern Neck, so that / get him again,
George Christopher.
Westrnoreland County, Vir.1
18th September 20 dit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
A STORE TO LET.
October / a..

TVHF subscriber wishes to rent the STORE
\ he now occupies in King.street, two
doors below Mr.. Sheron,s. The stand, tor
retailing either wet or dry goods, IS equal to
almost any other in towr--and 1t would he
most eligible situation for a Mechanic IN any
branch Of bushes will be given
the first Of October
James Douglas.
August e, s''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Wanted to Hire,

In small family in the country about sixty
or seventy miles from this town, a decent Wo-
man who understands the management Of the
concerns Of such family with some good SER
wants. To one well recommended Liberal wa
ges VIII be given.
.AbPy to The Printer.
ncfobes, Il ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
I hcmas Swami.
Il


" virtue Of deed Of trust fro-n Daniel
- EI.Carty, ESQ. to tie subscriber, made
for the purpose Of securing TIE payment OF
debt due from the sd;d Dame! 1.'Carty to Ro-
bert s. Hooe s Co. Of Alexandra, will be
exposed to public sale Oh the fifteenth dag q
.Norcnlber nevt 10 the highest bidder, Tor
read ,is7oneg,
& Tract or Parcel Of Land,
Situated in the county Of Fairfax, on the Wa
ters Of Aecotink, commonly called the 0iount
,4Fr Tract, contsining between six and seven
hundred acres, together with the buildings ard
improvements thereon--it beng the tract OF
land wherein tie said Daniel lN'Carty hath
Tor some time past resided. The sale will
take place at the dwelling house of the said
Daniel NlsCarty, on the said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
>Octobere. >dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
& Tract or Parcel Of Land,
October g.

The above iaie is postponed
until Thuridey the 23d of November:
on which day it will certainly take
place, on the terms and at the place
mentioned in the forego advertife-
ment.
Thomas Syu'am, 1ruitee.
October IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
E0R SALE,

39Ias<<ss, strong, and hearty VEGA 70
1b' ~, with q Female Child at her
sr,T 2a5 Is honest and sober, an excellent
q - lro4er, q good cook, and extreme
Plo1s .,5,,, s.. - -, 1'.e'9 t'uu .ii,i.i'-
fna .s a1s AZ i.afadsst tongue /; for; which
49, S 8 So golj.--S,4e is not to be dis
A. = : 1l4eance uRiess she consents
a. Enquire gftae Prsater.
- = s. i,
laag ), ~ ga S,tSs,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
THE SUBSCRIBER
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOR SALE,
IN ADDITION TO HIS FoRMER sgocB,
Prime Pork In barrels
S1nithie}d Bacon Hams, Sholders s Miabngs
A quantity OF excellent smoked Salmon
500 BIS OF nice Rhode Island Cheese
SO bushels Rhode island Potatoes
Mackarel in barrels
4 quantity of large keeping Apples, ter ia
n1iiy use, by the oushel or barrel, and
first quality Cayendish Chewing Tobacco
ABEL WILLIS.
October IA. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
Nniicc Is hersig gige7g.
PUBLIC $ ALE.

CCfGtsr IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

and from individuals to be itt on
from one town and amazed to ano-
ther.
MefTrs. HathorRe, Spooner OF I.
and Carr, of o. with fuch as the
Hon. Senate may join, were aPpoln-
ted the ConGder applications tor the
incorporation of Parifhes and Kell-
gious Societis and from individuals
to be fet off from one Pariih and
annexed to another.
Mefrs. Coffin, of N Hunewelll
of B. and Ward offs. with iuch as
the Hon. Senate may join, were aP-
pointed the Committc to coniider
applications for the incorporation OF
Turnpike, Bridge and Canal ComPa-
nies.
Meirs, Hobart, S. Spooner, and
Fiiher of d. with fuch as the Hon.
Senate may join, were appointed the
Committee on the fubjset of the in
interior ffheries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
HOgje Of Reprejentativss.

MAY, 80.
A great number Of local petition:
&c. were received and committed.
The following Standing Commit
tees, &c. were appointed
MeiIrs. Young Of w. Titcomb, ,ot
P. and Perry, of R. with fuch as the
Hon, Senate may join, were aPpoin-
ted the committee OH Accounts for
the current year.
Mefrs. King, Bigelow, Cleveland,
Wells and Auitin were appointed
the Standing Committee of Finance.
MeiIrs, Bangs of w. Bradbury OF
2. and Wheeler, with fuch as the
Hon. Senate may join, were appoin-
ted the Committee on applications
for New Trials.
Mefirs. Brewer, Lewis of G.. and
Hill, with fuch as the Hon. Senate
may join, were appointed the Com
mittee on Applications for the incor-
Poration Of Towns and Diitrias,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
B0SToN, Friday, 9une

Yefterday the committee appoin-
ted to examine the returns of votes
for Governor and 1t. Governor,
made the following report 70 the
Senate -
The Committee of both houfes,
appointed to examine the returns of
the Votes from the feyeral Towns,
Difriets, and Plantations in this
Commonwealth, for Governor and
Lieut.. Governor.
REPORT.
That they have carefully examin-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

The Houfe filled up the commit
tes for examining the returns of votes
for Governor, &c. U The Commit
tee confilts of the Hon. Mefrs. Tit
comb, Hill, and Dana, Meffrs. Sto-
ry, Goldman, Bacon (of Wy and
Danforth, (of fP.) U Only tqoo Of
rUkic5 are ffderalFs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
WINDSOR, MAY %.

We learn that the noted Stephen
Burroughs was about week flnce
taken up by permilhon of the Britifh
government for crimes committed
within the limits and againlt the laws
of the United States, by Col. Barton,
Sheriff Of Orange county, who arref-
ted and was on his way with him for
Montreal. Our informant adds, that
he undcrRood that Burroughs, was to
have his trial at Montreal, andiif
found guilty, would be carried from
there into the fate of New York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09
TUESDAY, JUNE 2,
ATTORNET GENERAL.


MIR. Parfons, Of Cheiterheld, OBJ
feryed, that the Legislature was ths
guardians of The monies Of theCom.
monwealth; and that the laws en-
trufted certain officers with the col-
ledions Of thofe monies-It was,
therefore, of importance thar the
Legislature fhould know if thofe off,
GERS had been faithful to their truit !,
and when there were fufpicions, of
default in any, that an invefigaticn
ihoult be had. Indeed, it was the
right of thofe officers to claim fuch
inveftigation [, that their innocency,
if they were innocent ihould be ef-
tablifhed The Attorney General,
he added, was inveied by law with
the collection of certain monies, and
there were reports in circulation
which had been publicly made. that
he had not accounted for all thofc
monies TO the Treafurer of the State
He, therefore would move.
That Committee bc appointed
to enquire what, fees have been re-
ceived by the Attorney General of
this Commonwealth, npon bills of
COTS, taxed in criminal profecutions
in the feveral counties and whether
any accounts has been rendered
thereof or any allowance, or deduc-
tion made, thereof, in the falary paid
to that officer, according to law.
This motion was feconded BY
Mr.. Upham, and advocated by the
mover, MefIrs. Upham, Slccnm,
Sprague, Thacher, King and Bacon;
and oppofed by Mr.. Hobart. 1t
paiied nearly unanimously, and
Mears. Parfons (of CheferGeld J
King, Danfort (of b. Upham, Ba-
con, Livermore, and Story, were
appointed the Committee.
Several depoftions, and other pa
pers on the fubjed of irregularities
refpe6tingthe meetings for the choice
of Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor, in the towns Of Barnitable,
Wexford, Alfred, &s. came down
from the Senate, with an order to
commit them to the committee for
examining the returns of the votes
for Governor, &c. The motion to
concur with the Senate, in CO lmit-
ting thefe depoGtions, although they
60 TO thew irregularities in towns in
which Mr.. Sullivan had majority
of votes, was oppofed by MeRrs.
Upham, Parfons, Wheaton, Whit
man, Livermore, Thacher, and Big
Glow And advocated by MefIrs.
Slocum, Hobart, Auftin, Smith,
Perry, Coffin, and Sprague-W hen
the queition for concurring was de-
cided by Yeas and Nays Yeas
737. Nays roo. Majority So for
concurring with the Senate.
sThe votes for Governor in BarnfabIe,
Wexford and Alfred, the prefsnt pear, were,
for Governor Strsng ll9-For Mr.. Sullivan
sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

Mr.. Jefferfou began his presidential career
by obferving, " "experiment and resjsa have
been indulged, and rrrOr has fled before them !"
He may cloieit by tranfporting the text 70
that il may read, /" experiment and error has
been isdplged, and seslss has fed before them" I"
kz=ras Feztralif.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

/ tainty thereof and they further re-
port, that it does not appear from
the return or lift Of the town Of Ber-
wick, in the county of York, when
the meeting, at which tho faid lift
was made, was holden, aud ought
for that reafon, to be rejected from
Eaid fchedule.
And they further report, that there
are two papers pNrporting to be lifts
or returns, both of which are made
and returned by the fame feleamen
and fame town clerk, from the tUwu
of Newbedford, in the county Of Brif-
tol, and as the faid lifts contain diff
feren: candidates who were voted for
as Governor, and it cannot, from
faid lifts, be certainly known which
is the true or which is the falfe lit,
the fame ought, for the uncertainty
aforefaid, TO be rejected from iaid
fchedsle.
And your committee further re-
port, that there are among faid lifts
or returns, two papers, purporting 20
be returns or lifts from the town Of
Troy, in the county Of Brifol, made
and returned by two different fets of
feleStmen and town clerks and your
committee report, that the lift or
return made and returned by Jona-
than Brownell, Abraham Bowen, ,and
Elijah Blohom, jun. Sele4men of
Troy, and Benjamin Brightman,
town clerk, is the return from the
town of Troy, and ought TO be ad-
ded to faid ichcdule.
And your committee report, That
whsn faia fchcdule hall be re9i6ed
and amended as aforeiaid, the whole
| number of votes for Governor will
be 73,4Io, and that 60, 100 will be
neceaary TO make choice. That no
perfon has majority of votes for
Governor.
That His ExcellencyCaleb Strong,
efq. who had 36,6o2; the Hon.
James Sullivan,efq. who had 36o31;
James Sulvan, efG. who had 3s7
votes and the Hon. VIM. Heath,
efq. who had s. votes are the four
perfons who had the highef number
of votes, are the candidates for the
Office of Governor.
And your committee report, That
when faid fchedule hall be recti6ed
and amended as aforelaid, the whole
number Of votes forLieut. Governor,
will then be feventy one thoufand
eight hundred and en.-Neceiary
to make choice-thirty fYe thou
fand nine hundred and four.
That the hon. William Heath has
thirty fix thouland eight hundred and
eighty, for Lieut.. Governor, and is
chofen.
Laifly, your committee fate that
they have couGdered the petitions
and remonlrances from the feveraI
towns of Canton and Med6eld, in
the county of Norfolk /, ToPfham,
in The county of Lincoln Plymouth
in the county of Plymouth Alfred,
in the county of York Barnfable,
in the county of Barnftable; and of
New Bedford, in the county Of Brif-
tel I; which were committed to them
with the feveral documents which ao-
companird the fame, and your COM
mittee report, that it is inexPedient
for the Legislature to take any fur
ther order thereon.
The report being read, Mr.. Tit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

The report being read, Mr.. Tit
comb, chairman Of the committee,
obierved, that he conGdered the
third letter in the fur-name of the II
votes from Ifleboro, a blotted r, and
that the name was Stron.
Mr.. Otis role and obfervcd, that
invefigation was necedary for the
Members of the Senate to determine
for themIelves the correctness of the
facts and deduction and moved
that 4 O'Clock fhould be aligned for
the confederation, of the report.
Mr.. Dana moved, that the con(id-
Grafton fhould be commenced, and
fuch parts only pofponed as gentle
men ihould fay they wifhed for fur
ther light upon. Mr.. Howe was in
favor of this motion. But it was
replied, that without examination il
was difficult TO know what to oppofc
and what to admit. Mr.. Hill was in
favor Of proceeding with diiculiion.
Mr.. Philips faid, as the qucftion
was, whether the Legislature fhould
choofe Governor, or confirm the
choice of the People-it was proper
that the Legislators fhould proceed
with caution and delicaey, in afcer-
tanning that this was a cafe in which
that power devoived upon them
be moved, that tomorrow, This
day. 10 o'clock, be aligned for ia
king up the report. Negatived-
Yeas I9, nays 20.
A melton for 5 o'clock yeiferday
afternoon, was then put, and carri-
ed-ysas 2T, nays iS-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-09

sThe votes for Governor in Barnftable,
Wexford and Alfred, the prelsnt pear, were,
for Governor Strsng ll9-For Mr.. Sullivan
S9e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07
COM1fUNIcA

Ar Err the remarks publhed in the Enquirer Of
Friday l@tt, reiPeeting the city nightly watch the
Editors candour, upon full development, of facts,
VIII no doubt induce him to correct any unfavorabIe
inoreiiions which they may have made OH the minds
OF the citizens in regard to thoie men
IT. The city nightly watch is competed of ten per-
ions, two OF whom are properly (fationed in the
cage The arrangements orthe duty are two to patrole
c!9 !-c- hill, .:'c :: :he Cana. end ;.i, ,,,,T,,i,
two to Rockets, and two others employed as iileut
watch Patrolug alternately the evera di(tria. the
mall number OF men, together with the dilperfion of
the Houies in this city, preclude the impobty of the
Richmond watch executing the important duties ex-
Pscted from watchmen in large cities, where the
watehmen are numerous, the buildings compaa, and
the difriGfs fnlaI.
End. The watch of the city of Richmond are ex-
tremely limited in their powers. Servants or perfons
pretending to be TO- upon hearing the approach of the
watchmen, ny Into the irlt nclofure The watch are
prohibited entering into any yard or houfe whole gate
or door is hut and when it has been fuipecfed that
Perions have ihut themleves up who did not belong
10 the Premies, upon the watchmen entering to al
certain the iae 1t Is no uncommon thing for them to
be abuied and dire@ ed to retire and remembrance.
have been laid before the common hall TO call the
watch to account for taking fsfpected and fupcious
Perions out oil negro houies whole doors have been
found open after l2 o'clock at night
3rd Many perfons blame, from wan, of know
ledge oil the true tate Of the watch of this CITY, the
watehmen for every offence ngainG the peace of the
city, the above facts will juGfy the belief that they
are bianiesbe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07
MARSHAL'S SALES,

20 BE SOLD, to the highel bidder, for read,
i money, under decree of the Court of the u.
states Tor the Futh Circuit in the Virginia Diitri,
between Phineas Bond, attorney for the cradi,ors Sc
Ezekiel Edwards plaintiff and David Rofs and Others
defendants, in order rae the fun of twelve ,bou
fand fix hundred and fifteen dollars thrty,hree
due and payable on the r day of July laR, and fun
dry charges and expenses of fale-That valuable and
well known eitate in the county Of Botetcurt called
FORT LENYLS,
ftated by the faid Rofs to contain 25os acre,
The fale will take place on .he premCes on RI. All,
day Of November next
Ao, under the fame decree and on the fame tern,,
will be fold at the Oxford Iron Works. in the
OF Campbell, the 9Th of the fame month nun.
Der of VALUABLE SLAVES.
BENJAMIN MOSBY, d. M. for
Oa. 1896 I'd,