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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Richard Lee and Son.
Gin of Baltimore.

perforaily appeared before ethe fu5crber me of
tbs justices of the peace Of Baltimore county Richard
Lee, fen;orq no being duly iworn on the Hoiy Evau-
CYCLISTS Of Almighty God, depefeth and faith that te
papers the possession of Richard Lee fe;or are
receipts given under him By Richard Lee Jun fertile
rurnfe If preparing dereit kinds Of medicines. which
were tsin under the names Of Hamilton, Hahn. &c. SSc
RICHARD LEE, Sen'r.
SuQferibed and fworn 10 before me, the futfcriber.
EDWARD WooDyEAR.
At the fine si,e appeared before me- Andrew Fam
ma. Of the hauseo Warner ard Hanna, and being duly
fwcrn The holy Evangelsts of Almighty God, depo.
eth ard faith, that the above mentioned niarufcrips are
1t the hand writing Of the late Richard Lee, Jun,
ANDREW HANNA.
Subicribed and sworn to before me, the iubkriher.
EDWARD WooDYEAR. :
Deeenber4
onafpiication me By Michael Lee, have deemed
proper injustice 60 Richard Lee and Son, TO give the
following testimony.
During the Gcknefa Of 1900, Richard Lee, Jun. de-
teafed, renteda part of my front dwelling with back
buding for fheu Of bis brother Michael Lee, and
which he was tbprepare medicines While he reGdedr
my houie Il had free aeeesto the building, whieh Il
fevnd the fad Michael Lee eonGantly at work. weighing
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

FINE SfFlQOW Cl li!S lstC ttlollei Z i-S'%i ~
I Nor, respectfully cautions tf,c public a
qairst the compositions of Richard Lee and
Sou, advertised In this paper as being pEepa-
red from the original recipes, ec. &c. [oee
their sdYertise.nentl- The facts are: that the
onlY and original recipe, are IN pcss-ssler, OF
the subscriber that r., L. and Son, foeth
mechanics we're employed, with other per-
sons, in TIE seorstory Of the deceased; tisst,
within 5e~v rao-shs, those two persons, on s.
oint account, in Baltimore snd enc other
pereon ca his own account, lii New~York
aave commenced making Invitations Of eur
mexiciacs esch, pretending 20 frcf'are the on
h rea.sne sr!tcl~s-Eut & t.. and Sen nave
advanced .tep bsy ona Their estcnpsfary, iiss-
wing had the wscsvess a7a etfonsers' to seilcit
the aaeAts Of the subscriber to IKE their com
positions for ss.e, hoping theTsey The better &c
deceive the unv@ry. As e fcsther ,procf ST
what these persons are capahle, the pubic are
respeesfxlly ixfoffgned that the Z" u,4l,11clfirs
st,ssetts.'' nrentionedinR.L L. and Ssns aayer-
asement, are utterly desatafe q, run, no
person " efth., Of the salacss stafcd, OR any
where else, have conceived It worth willie to
initiate their limitations; which have been III
existence but fesv months ard more, the
aords are NOT there, being coty @ my. ata0e'~
f;semef,t to caution the publ!c against X l.. and
Son and the other inlitstor before lneItioaed.
That these persons have been capable OF
such eoncsact towards the Widow OF their Re-
lstivs, Fwhose. employ bad long yielded them
livelihood and that they have compelled
her To. expose it, is a source ct much regret,
but she coneeives the public asWeSs as her oNn
and.ier chiidrensy interest demand this ~fxpsa-
nation.
The subscriber admits that the Medicines
have been wrapt, sealed, &c. by K. l.. and
Son. and others, aaaer The direction O her Has
band, and supposes they remember theadrugs
Of which they were composed, 6nt absolutely
denies that they are acquainted with the neees-
sayu tro1orions; the late proprietor being
extremely tenacious of the Recipes which he
kept locked up in his private desk, andihas Of
ten expressed his discrimination to. keep them
secret. A%
The .subscriber informs the public, that, the
whole .oft5e large stock ofpreparedM edieines
on hand aid all the apparatus fer preparing
| them, were purchased tor her, by her friends
, at the late sale Of her Husbands movable
!, property, and assures them the several arti-
cles shall be faithfully prepared from. the Re
] cipes, by competent persons, when 1t again
! besclaes necessary.
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and 'Administratrix Of
| Richard Lee, j.
No. So, M 1,54s Lar zane,}
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Caution uertu5 /" Caution.

I'm this paper, under the head OF T" C.4UII-
i Oypv' the Widow of the late r. Lee, jun.
has made an insidious attempt to lnJnre the
reputation which the medicines prepared by
r. Lee and Son have SO Justly acquired by
their efficacy, as have been certified by the
most respectable oitizcns of different sections
Of the United States
She states as fact that the only and e'zyz-
nat recites are in her possessions and that
g we, both mechanics horrible y were en-
ployed in the laboratory of the deceased -
and, !" that within few months we have COM
lnenced making limitations Of the widows me-
diciEes,"
AS far as relates to the original recipes, We
will only refer the reader to the afidayits OF
Richard Lee, senior, ard Of MIR. Hanna, OF
the house Of Warner and Hanna, then former
agents III Baltimore, which are lereunto an
nexed. Our being mechanics has nothing to
do w'ith the matter in dispute We only Goa
tend that our medicines are genuine and pre-
pared from the original recipes of Z. Lee, ju-
Nor.
She seys we have within +" fey months
commenced making limitations, No, we
have had practical knowledge ofthe business
for upwards OF sruen years, and the pubic are
capable Of Judging Of that time and the t,iding
deviation from truth made by Hannah, when
she go generously Informs the public Of few
months experience.
We arc accused of having solicited heragents
to take orr compositions for sale. To say the
lerst this assertion is OF the same stamp with
tllat wherein she states g she had taken the y
gency from Warner and Hanns." The fast
is that her former agents well knew that OPT
preparations were genuine Trey therefore re-
Enquished the agency and recommended Xr.
James Hanna, her present agent rs = lit pei
son 10 continue the sale of Ter medicines in
Baltimore. The Widow admits that the ne
dlcines have been wrspt and sealed, sc. by
us. under the directions OF her husband, 5nd
supposos we remember the drugs, but denies
sour knc,9letse of the necessary proportions,
anl, that her husband was sorextfeneiy tena.
cious of the recipes, that he kept them locked
I'D In his tifz7'ate deSk-It is an absolute fact
that he never had such an article as private
desk or the prenliSes-but on the csatrary
they were keptin a common till or drawer, to
which we had as free access as h. Lee, ilul.
himself.
Z All the medicines prepared by r. Lee and
Son, bear their own names, fer tie purpose
of distinguishing them from any otkeYs that
may be offered for sale by any other person.
Letthe public make but one experiment with
our genuine medicines and these prs pared by
her minions, and we are confident the result
will be,in favor of those bearing the signature
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Lees Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch,

y1ra;oh = a,.rant ed AN iniaIiible remedy at
one ann,icatlon, and may be used Win the
most perfect safety by pre- nant Women OF on
inSnts week Old, not containing 3sttio'o u
mercnry or any dangerous "iiats
yer, ana is not scconip VIII LID. Wi
inp smart waicn attends other rsmedles.
!. or. l.aYo145 Iridium Ieggetd0le Spe-
cyle,
Eo,. ~ cure of Yenereci comflafnfs.
The exnsr;ancs of several thousands who
have bees, cured by this Hleolclae sreSs. pro-
portisn of them, after the skill q eTlaa9',s
nhysicisns had proved Intellectual aeiao'i-
stsstes it's efficacy in expeEins the virus virus how
ever deeply rooted in the consutuuoh aiiu -
ee,g,toracrins those dreadful effects wnlcn OF OK
tsn result from the improper use OF mercury:
Z The madness Of the Vegetable SPECIFIC, u
eou4,, 10 is surprising efficacy; Its operation
is 40 gentle that il is given to patients 10
,.este Of pregnancy, with the utmost SAFETY
and performs a cure without disturbing the
system or producing any OF those dlsagreeaolo
aHecs iaseperabic from the common reihe-
dies.
With the medicine is given description OF
synaptops which obtain in every stage OF the
disease With eopious directions tor their treat
msnt, so as to accomplish perfect cure IN tie
shortest time, and with the least Inconvenience
possible.
EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseasesroi the
eyes, whether the eject CT natural weakness
Or accident.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The only remedy yet discovered which gives
immediate sndlastins relief in tie most severe
instances.
LEES CORN PLASTER,
An infallible remedy for speedily removing
corns, root and branch, without giving pain.
DaMASK LIP SAlVE.
eeaoreiiue p.vde, iorAs Tseth q Sums
THE ANODYNE ELIAlRs
For the curc Of all Kinds of head-ache.
NIB. Liberal allowance to wholesale pur-
ohasers on spplicatiohto
Richard Lee A7td Son,
Nove,,ber 10. bs!tim ORE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

Request eaooe PERSONS "iio '@ltas, sisAt ''sss'sh
10 oGaerye, Tat
NICHOLAS HIN - 4 IN,
IT his ea,ha, d!a.S, ssesn s. y ss''s 'fa9 ossA
Sore, fszJar sfrett, .Jtses3sS 4'lsssrs' 1'feN-
cts asa Vesoson's,
Isappolated thelrag entforAle Alexandra,
AND has JUS4 RKGEIVED,
LAaSE sgrFLy OF
Patent and family Medicines,
IRON faesr l4edsctnt tTarehoase,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Leegburs, Noy. d. 2awSwoSoa'
I his is to give Notice,

That tse subscribers, Of Alexandra ccumE
n the district ofCoIumbia, have obtained lnn
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters tes,
tamentHy on the personal estate Of Jsfn AT
.iah, late Of the County aforessid deceased all
persons having Claims sGainst tie said deesss,
ed, are hereby warned tore1hibit them vita
tie vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, Gu
or before the 18th day Of Msy next, OF they
may by law be excluded from ali BENEFIT 70 Sli
estgte Given under our hands tils 9th cay
&c Nolauier. 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

II ana Droshcr 10 the deceased aSlcfard Lee Lee,
o. .yeg YorA, aha nave prepared those Va
luahlc mellclnes for upwards OF seTen Years.
from the original recs,pls now m our posses
sion. his puoiic notice Is rendered necessa-
ny by limitations 81 them having been lately adj
tcrussd Tor sale in New York, Phiisaeiphia'
ana otner places. Efectuaiiy TO couhtsfset
such unpraacipied attempts ne wash the punhc
to be inlorInsu, that the genuine medicines arc
only prepared by Richard Lee ana Son, baisi-
mare, anu sold by Nicholas Kingston, Alex
andns-ssiessrs. Rapine, Sonrad ana 20. espl-
toliiil, " ashiagto t--iSini,tn ~ sssfuder, dius-
gist, Gsor,erown, and no where else IN the y,
boye PAGES ". q. Tie signature ol Kicn@tei
Lee aid son is On the outside wrappers, hita-
out waisl, none are genuine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
BALTIMORE.

TrIE aseye kicAara Ice and Son is lathe
ala brother 10 the deceased Richard Lee
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Samuel Craig, F.r,
Vim. Herbert, .

November l9. 2sw6V
n: 3. All persons INDEBTED &c the S6ofs
estate are requested to make immediate Fay
ment 70 the executors,
Clouer Lots ind building lots.
T WILL RENT fer .era, Of wears; d
4 LEASE on ground rent for ever, a nun
Der of LOTS on Washington and CojapJa
streets---some OF which arc well taken win
Clover
J. r. HCcE.
". 3. I will asso RENT for one OF more
years, a small HOUSE, wish good GAR
DEN, on GibboH ss:ss.
Jssy IS. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Gin and Flstol Mandatory,
Losyea' end ef King street, nea, ne ErcteT.

W. B. Guns and Pistols stocked and rephrea
in the neatest manner, and on tie most reason
able terms. Orders from the country eXecus
ed with dispatch.
Asthere are number Of Guns &c. lefe
be repaired, which have been on hand tor a
ong space of time. the owners arerarticularN
requested to pay charges and take them away
December Is 60
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
FORT.LEWIS.

Stated 81 zoe SAID Ross TO contain 26]a oe,.,
The sale will take place on the premises ON Mon.
day the i4sh day of July next.
TINS estate having been before advertised and
tue sale postponed, it is deemed necessary TO ap.
prise the pubic that though the sales formeriv
announced were postponed. OH account of nav.
mcnts received from the defendant Ross. the sale
last advertised won'd have taken place but for =
mistake IN the advertisement The subscriber
Aas no reason to suppose that the one now adj
veriised will not take place, and If contrary m
his expectation, it should again be put OF. the
earliest public notice will be given, that those
who are disposed TO become purchasers, NAV NOT
be PUT to any unnecessary trouble.
BEN. MOSBY, %. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M.V.D.
Nhay %os loUo (tdeN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
L.AND FOR SAL +,

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
4 TRACT of LAND whereon he now re-.
sides containing upwards of 1900 acres, situate
IN buckingham county, within five and half
miles of New Canton and three from MIR. Scouts
Manufacturing Mil; there is good dwelling.
house upon it, with all the necessary out build.
ings. garden, Sc The situation is beautiful ami
"a healthy az any in this part of the country
there is 2 or SOD acres of this land cleared and
inelosed in good fences and in Gne order To-
raising OF small grain and grass.
He wishes also to eel uaa of 400 acres, 81
fua'e IN the same county, within seven miles of
New Canton there are two small q VI eiiing-hou.
ses upon this land. barns, tobacco houses, &c
the plantation in good order for cropping
"A credit of one, two and three years will be
gwen purchaser of either OF both Of the above
mentioned tracts of land, upon his giving bond
and approved security, and a deed OF trust upon
the property to secure the payment; or would
receive in payment. mi irary land lying in Ten
nessee or Kentucky. For terms apply to Daniel
or William, Guerrsnt in New Canton, or The
subscriber.
PETER GUERRANT.
May &c, 1906. f3wD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
FROM THS UNITKD STATES. oAzE4Ts.

TAN Memorial OF SAMUEL c. OGDEN,
(coETINUED.)
your memorla.ist farther respe EtrulIv
represents, tina. these letters were rece;v.
ed by the President and Secretary so as
10 allow ample time for arresting the I.c.
ancer before she had left the port of New
York, If it bad been the pleasure of on,
yernment so TO do, as the said shin did
not leave the port of New.York iii the
ed. day OF February last.
From this statement your memorials,
trusts 1t will appear that The secretary OF
state and the President of the q. State ,
had iull knowledge Of tho intentions of
gen Miranda, in respect to the province
OF Caracas and that they also knew
mat ne was also making preparations ot
'his port To- carry these intentions into e,,.
ccution' That though the government
would not directly aid the eotern,,.s &c
gen. mIranda, yet they gave it their ap-
PROBATION and by their APPRECIATION, ard
by their conduct encouraged your memo.
riaiIst 10 involve himself IN ii. Arter ,bie
state ment OF facts, your memorialist homes
hat 1t would not be improper if he adj.
Veris 20 the stale Of our political sfF.irs
'at the time this vessel was equipped.
The Presiden, in his message at the onen
ing OF Congress, had in effret reure.ent
ed the United States as on the ,eS.. ,,T on
inevitable wsr with Spain; nay, from that
message = did appear that the most Ga
grant and violent aels Of hostility had
been committed by Spain on the terrific.
~, vessels and citizens OF the u. States.
and so lar that there was an actual var
between the two nations, AT The mn
ment 100 that these preparations were
making, Congress were acting with clos
ed doors, ard in the opinioH Of The world
were occupied about our relations vi,b
SPAN; at this period war might have
been made By The constitutional author.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
T. O n G r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, April z.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
Debate on the motion of Mr.. j. Rd.dolih
tofn6Ash the PresidenfS Message.
IcoETINUED.7


Mr.. ]. CLAY. must say that The oh.
servaIions which have fallen from my COL
league and other gentlemen Tho have Ia
ken part in this debate, have strongly
impressed me with the propriety ofthe mo.
ton under consideration. There appears
TO be material difference of opinion as 10
the true construction Of the message and
the documents communicated by the pre-
sident. 1t is apparent that understand
those communications in one way, and my
colleague in another. We have been told
that one nation, France, has been impro-
pcrly dragged into this discussion. The
message of the president, ought, in my
opinion, 10 be published to show that this
is not so. There are other sources of diff.
ferences Of opinion which can only be UNI
derstood by giving publicity to the mes.
sage. Gentlemen have gone into long
detail OF the motives which governed them
in the votes which they have given. Its
not necessary for me 10 initiate the exam.
pie they have set. hope when my mo-
tives are called in question, it will be be.
fore The public and not here. | shall be
ready to defend them by all The means
possess, the vote Of this house no,with-
standing. J believed when the iniunsion
oil secrecy was removed, il was removed
from all our proceedings, and considered
al hat vas laid before this house as so
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
TUESD M, JUNE 8, 1906.

"HChj it WOULD certainly be her intercS
to relinguish her claim between the Per
dido and Mississippi, on obtaining an e
qn'valent surrender on the part of tn,
United States, TO claims west Of the Mis-
slssippi. ! see nothing dishonorabla i,
this transaefion and really i, appeara tS
me that the difference between the ma
Jor'ty s minority is mar: owed down to this
The majority were in favor of militia. The
minority Of standing troops. The majo.
rl'y were in favor of exchange and Of pur
chase. The minority in favor of exchange
only.
On the Importance of Florida to The
Ua'ed States, shall no, say any thing.
The foes 10 this measure have admitle d
It's Importance in the fullest extent, and
their Willingness 10 acquire il or fair and
honorable terms. Ali their objections
have been made not TO the putchusc but
to- the mode. 1t is said we have appro
priated money not for The purchase of
Florida, but TO induca France 10 bully
SPAN out of her right.
On This su6jeet, I have never had but
one opinion. have always believed. end
L still believc, that the III oney will be fair.
" employed in purchasing Florida of the
nghtiu'i owner. The gentleman from Vir.
gina will do me the justice to recoleet
that held this language with closed
doors. / holdit now in the presence OF
the people. Tha. France may ultimate.
~ get the money is highly probable, and
why! Has not the gentleman from Vir.
sIuia told Us the soyersignty of Spain is
annlhilated, that the powers Of her minis
ter are signed Charles Maurice TalIey.
rand! Bot of what importance is it to Us
what becomes OF the money we ply
Spain! Are We to become the guardians
oil Spainf Shall! we no; purchase terri.
tory important TO the United States, be,
Cause Spain may be builied or cheated
out OF the money she receives from us
Ii spain IS really in such degraded
state that she has no will of her own, has
her conduct towards the United States
been such, as to induce rs not to avail
ourselves OF the situation i'm which VIC
md her! For my own part, care not
what use Spain makes OF tie money Maid
% her Tor Florida. il is ofno importance
20 me 5s representative, nor to The peo
PIE. That the purchase will be fairly
mace oil Spain, and the money paid 10
'pain, have no doubt. The govern
nenl dare not employ it in any other way.
shall vote for amending The journal,
~ Inserting The message. know, how
ever, that this viii not satisfy The gentle |
nan. They will next want the CORES.
>ondence of our forsign ministers and
ms they know cannot be printedi am
Siiing, with these observations, 10 tru,,
my conduct with those by whom l am
;iecied. A representative is not respon-
'ibie ior Ike "isdow of measures. All he
sans"erable for, is an honest exercise of
MS Judgment. On the present, as on every
'ihsr occasion, am certain, have no
'esliy exercised for the public good that
which God and nature ha,
bestowed og rnc.
TO be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
MARSHAL's SALES.

TO be sold, for ready money, under deere. of
the court of the United States. for ,be 6r,h
s,teult in the Virginia distria, between ph;neas
Bond' attorney for the creditors of EZEKIEL Fds
wards, plaintiff, and David Ross and o,bers
d. PENDANTS, in order to raise the sum of II .45o
dollars "a cents. due and payable on the I,r ian.
last that valuable and well known estate in The
county of Bo,elourt, called "S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
For Sale, by the subscriber.

IS i!hds. Loaf Sugar
80 Hhds. " L Rum
$50 Casks Stone Lime branded Knox)
20o0 lbs Pepper
20 Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
100 III Spanish Flo,ant Indigo
So Pieces White lp,.,;l,,s
80 do. Brown f'A''''aS
~ Casks Cut Nails and Grads, assorted
a few Casks of Raisns, assorted
q by 10 Window C.ass
"A general assortment Of Shoes.
Henry Hovey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21

high. 20 year, old laS fpriug, 10 great per-
lection, aud as to mufcular hreng,h &c b eau.
ty not iuferisr any horse in the fate. He
IS the Only horfc 10 thu couotry thar has
won 4 kings p!1cs in one year this he did
IN 300 see r.. c. for that year. Not.
withdrawing thia aad other unsxccptions.
BILE evidences of Knowoley's hyperion worth /,
yet pcrfonal view of him will be his bce
recommendation.
KSowsLsY will aand the enfning feafon
at our fable in Albemarle county, 10 miles
above Charlottesville, to cover mares at 40
dollars the feafon, for which Hotes will be
required, payable on or before the Isth O.
Sept. next; IA dollars the leap, aod 40 dolf
lars to insure mare TO be in fosl. With one
dollar TO the groom, which, with the leap
money. muH be paid when the mare ia CO.
vered Jhofe geotIemen who tent mares
TO Koowaley lsft fealon and did not yrove
with fosl, fhaIl have them injured this fea.
fon for 20 dollars, excep, tho(e which were
covered by the leap for fuch z6 dolls. will
be required. Aoy gentleman puttiog FIX
mares, ihali have Que covered gratis. The
a~e'SN VIZ VII tuS III OF NAdgCN.
aud expire the III Of Angua next.
We shall be able to furnish upwards
of 200 acres of excellent pasturage,
gratis, well enclosed, in 5 separate
fields, besides several grass lots, which
wiz be keptexclusively for mares with
colts, and those which NAV be sent be-
fore foaling. Servants sent with mares
will be boarded at 9s. per week. Mares
will be fed, as directed, at the market
price OF grain---and gentlemen NAV
rest assured that all possible care and
attention shall be paid to the mares
left with the horse, both to have them
got with foal, and TO prevent accidents
or eseapss---but no responsibility for
any that may happes.
KNOWSLEY was purchased bv
us in March last, from Mr. Liuhtfoot
at S5,ooo.-.-iIe covered 165 mare,'
cut OF which number, as far as W.
have been able to learn, very few hav,
no, proved with foal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-21
Geo. ch;smaa, d. c.
P Yvirtue of a deed of trust rom Le.

ID VIRTUE ola deed OF trust from Ie-
AD rcmiah Rawlins, jr to us. for inc benefit Of
James divers executors, will be SOLD, for
ready money at Hanover courthouse, on the 15,h
of April next.
The following Slaves, to wit:
Beck. Caroline, Doctor, alias C;lAsyo,y Rs,ber
and her FIVE children. Polly, Judith, Lucy, Harry
aud Billy, or so many Of Them a. will raise the
sum Of 22Ol with The interest due theseoa and
the cos.s and charges attending the execution Of
the said tra't ]. TEMPLE.
TIL. POLLARD.
mafoh D, loOo' wtds