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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17

n kCpOIL Oi tiiC lfldi Va
Thomas OLNsr SelYad5f, Esq.
On an Indictment for Manslaughter, for "a
ling Mr.. Charles .dnstia, en- the Puonc hS1
change, in Boston Aug. 4, lSoS
THE lively interest which this cStraoNs
nary occurrence had excited in the pubS
mind, called for full and impartial statc1asa
of facts, both in the developemcnt OF the tes
timony, and the peadings which took rlau
at the trial. This Injunction appears to ha'.
been fulfilled in the present publication a. I
comes from the press, sanctioned by the op
cial reporter of the state, and under the ~.
peryision of the court itself. The pubic VI
therefore presented with all the documepJ|
necessary to form correct understanding u
the subject as well in relation to the annapK|
catastrophe, as to the course and operatea" !
the laws, in cases of this natSfa.
at tie same place may be had,
ACorrect Statement of the whole Prean,|
nary Controversy, between Thomas ohw
Selfridge, and benjamin. Austin, father I
the deceased G. Aastin.) ,h9
By 7zonlas Oliver ssyfIdgs.
He fakes my kfe, VI
tYhen he doth take The mesns s,here5y RYE
This paaphlet embraces variety OF nn II
ter, Immediately relevant to the unhappy, III
currcnce, which deprived Mr.. Charles n ~.
tin of life; inwhiLh thc5author, in vlndlcaD n
his conduct IN This extraordinary affair,
drawn into rctrospection Of the genera y. ,bl|
ractcr Of Benjamin Austin. In adopting sl l
mode, Mr.. Seifridge has given loose to a ..;as|
ness Of asperity, seldom found IN the WIZ. ,.
of eur best authors, and which reflect $
credit on his genius and learning.
Price of the Report Dollar. ~.
Price OF the. Statemsat-37 IL csr
june ~. s0s'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17
K0luable Property for Sale.

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct lois ORTIZ.
u gether, four acres Of LAND, contain.
ing from one and a quarter acre 80 two acra
each, most eligibly situated without the teri
tory Of Columbia, extending in right lii.
from Gibbon-strect to Great -Hunting- Cred,
intersecdng Jefferson, Franklin, and Crea,
street, and bounding east ard west on Fsg.
cite and Paync-streets.
A plan of the ground ard further particular
may be obtained by application to
ames Patton.
June %. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17

- To a Man who underfands the
Milling Business, and can produce good re-
commentators for msIustry, sobriety, &c. v
bcral wages viii be given By applying 70
M. MILLER
t.;.,. % d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17
& i, Rico g RE EN- COFFEE,
R<esford Der tds Msrrary from So. 7xonias,
FOR SHE By
Jonah + hemps On g Son,
. OR
Cuthbert Powell.
~. ~ d6s-es6s
Servants to be HIRED.

"a young Negro Man, who has been 2 car
rage driver and house servant,
ydiso, Negro Girl, who has been acrus-
tomed to house service.
ss Enquire e the Printer.
Jaor d eotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17
lust Received and for Sale,
By tbs sabseas5srs,

- 4 =
By tbs sadscss5srs,
A choice cargo of MAHOCANY,
From the Bay Of Honduras, of difercr
lengths and sizes, which they will sell By III
log or larger quautity.
They haze ayo for Sale.
Sugar in hogslleass
London particular Madeira Wise
Catalonia ditto. BY the quarter essk
Virginia Rum. of excellent qaahV
Molasscs by the hosshead
Liverpool Stored Salt
And Lngwoed.
Nathaniel Wattles s Co.
January IS aaW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17

Notice IS hereby given
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Tn,
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA. y
a Dividend. Of Three and a Hi,
a Per Cent. on the Capitol Stock Of sill
Bank, for the half year, ending this day, /
declared ;~and will be ready to be paid tohsa
on THURSDAY next the 9th>instant.
BY order of the President and Directors
Gurden Chaplin,
CASHIER.
Bank Of Alexandria, !
July 8. ~ ) stau4v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
On advantageous terms,
A. THREE STORY BRICK WdRE-
Rouse, on Union-street, next door
to Benjamin shreye, jun. we'll situated for the
S1ihhn,g Or Grocery business--Also, LOT
of GROUND, at the corner Of Water and
Wolfe streets.
TO RENT,
.4,sd i~.wraia hossession ,g1vsa,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
ON Fairfax street, occupied by Jacob H..8rsa.t
Ian excellent stand for tae Dar COOP bust.
ness.--Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Son.
March II. 3tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17

-
Bookseller, King street, AIsxaa5r'a !;
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE,
The following Valuable Books,
.GUTHRIE'S Geography, in. 7svs.
auarto, with folio Atlas-Prico
II tollars-the Atlas separate is S!o 90
Morse's Geography, vols. ecta-
vo, with Maps, SO
49, - abridged for the use
of schools, 90
Mackay's Navigation, SO
Rowditch's do. Ia new cdition| 3 50
Runt's Coasting Pilot improved 5 so
Johnsons Dictionary with Walk
er's Pronunciation, 5 So
Brooke's General Gazetteer impro-
we'd, 5 so
SCOTS Geographical Dictionary of
the United States, 2 so
Geographical Compilations, vols.
liz mo. 2 so
Domestic Encyclopaedia, $ vols.
octave, Is 90
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary. so
Young's do. do. 5 SO
Shakspeare's Works, v. II mo. 10 90
Wonders of Nature and Art, Nv.
boards, Ia 90
Octave Bibles with earns Notes, 5 to s SO
49,, a vols. fine paper, 10 90
Carcy's Family Bible, at 8 rs and 10 90
Oxford Qaarto Bible, z so
Fsrrand's Latin Courses, m parts,
each rs
Adams on the Globes, so
! Life OF Nelson, 3 90
Darwin's Economic, 2 vols. octave, 90
Webster on Pestilencs, vols. oct. 90
Wallace on Diseases, ? 90
Cullen's Practice. so
Rush's Enquiries, vols. octave 90
parkinson's Medical Adnaonidons, = 90
Laroisler's Chemistry, 8 SO
New Dispensatory, 8 90
Dsnnnan's Midwifery, vols. Oct. 5 so
Cuilen'si Matema Medica, . so
Bells Surgery, vols. octave, ~ 90
Bell on Ulcers, so
Browns Elements, of Medicine, 2 90
John Newton's Works, 9 v. 3 me. g. 90
Saurins' Sermons, vols. IA 90
Burgh's Dignity of Human Nature, !, co
Berkley's Minute Philosopher, 2 90
Paley's Natural Theology, 2 90
DR.. Recess CYeLoPAEDIA
EIGaT suMBERx PUBLISHED.
Price 70 non-su5scribcrs Three Doxars FL.
~ Gems per Number.
az Only tue sepies for sele.
July 3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17
Marine Infurance Cornpanv J
Alexandria.

IssuRAgeB OrFIcE, Jsly Sd, lssy
4 HE stockholders in the Mar,
Insurance Company Of Alexandria are heyss
notified, that Tic directors have this day i
..lared a dividend Of Ave per cent. on that (.
of the capital stock now paid, payable to + i
stockholders, orthcir legal Representative. !
the 18th inst. =
BY order.
]. B. Nichols, seerelay.
July 3 eesw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17

lust received from Boston,
.4sd. for sale at the Bookstore If K. GRaI,.
King .streer,
A Report Of the Trial Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17

7s44 South America OK HIDES, Of the
Hrst quality, from Monte Viedo, are now
landing and for sale at No. 4, Water-street,
BEttimofe. by
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10
.lRe Dollars Reward,

a SECONDED from the service Of Capt.
n Daagerf1id, on Friday night last, NJ
Ike WOMAN, about thirty years OF age,
bout the middle size and of good appearance
she had on brown cloth habit, check hand
ssrchief, a scarlet cloak trimmed with CT
aille, black round hat and sundry OTHER
clothing. She is called JANE or JENNY
PAWS, and was born on James River, u
y Point. Any person securing the SAID Ne
70 Jane SO that she may be returned to her
.aaSter's house in Cameron street, Alexan-
ria, shall receive the above reward with rea-
,onablc charges on application to the Printer.
April7. AZ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10
SuWarroW Boots.
Holm c.. FRANCIS,
From Neqv- York,

4 -
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public,
N that he manufactures Suvarroqo Boots
with all the modern i'm provernents, warranted
equal to any in the United States After ma
~ years of experienced his business, he has
,isoovered new method ofretaining the elas-
city in boots. He warrants to tit the leg be.
Ii ever so badly shaped. He makes boots OF
..rious descriptions, viz. Snwarrows--.-Fasr-
ops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
,uck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves
effsrson.s Boots and Shoes. He-warrants to
it the Suwarrow equal TO the tuck boots
Gentlemen will please to call and see Tor
at his shop in King-street' be-
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern.
January So com
{ ~. B. He intends selling cheap for cash
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10
FOR Rem F.
For Sale or Rent,

"a WELL finished three story BRICK
N DWELLING HOUSE, containing Z
rooms, with wash house, kitchen, smoke
house, coach house and stable and other ne
cessary baildings all of buck, situate on Roy
al street, a few doors from Gadsbs's, and
near the market. For particulars apply to
Robert Patton. :.
Eehrnarv O.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10
Land for Sale.

Vie subscriber wishes to sell about fifteen
a and an half acres of Land, within half
~. al's q Alexandria, situate on the south side
y 'Ae Ians leading from Mr.. Hodgson's dwell
s @ the poor house, and directly opposite
s''e building. Although this property from
s, = -, sRsasion must soon become valuable, ii
M M pc sold low orcash, or good negotiable
~ a; ninety, one hundred and eighty, and
llso hundred and seventy days. Apply to
sASsEs IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
January %. eotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10
sFRID AY, APRIL 10, 1907.
Wanted to Char Ger,

Wanted to Charter.
As; g yesser of about 500 barrels burthen, ts3
load fora British Mindward Island IN tbs:
West-Indies.
March ie.
Iult received from Philadelphia
By Catstain Hand,
a9schests Young Hyson, and
8 boxes Hyson shulan Tea, Of a superior
quality, which will be sold low.
Likezuise on Hand,
& hhds: good Sugar.
10. hhds. Mo!asses, of a good Sauahey'
i Salt of various kinds, -
And constant supply OF Flour sulsa0ie io'
.''''''' s. Joseph Dean.
March III
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10
CAFES AT VEND Us
4. every Tuesday and Friday ] !
Flh ~ WILL BE SOLD,

Az TIE VEN s11''5 = . 2 ~,
caraer Of Prince and Water streets,
.sr g. Of Dry Goods, GroeerssS, Sc.
a.,,,;Jar : Of which will be expressed IN
fa''es the bills Of the day.
III kinds Of goods which are on l.fnlsa-
n Nj tbe prices Of which are established,
h0r an INV time besgiswed and purchased at the
' :, ) limitation and prices.
's''' s. P. G.. Marsteller, ". M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10

Pursuant II the, 1sst .sii q-d testament Of hs
late Cant. .RIcHARD CoSwAy, mil De sold.
on The premises, on ste first day Of My
ne1:,
All his Real Property,
Lying il and contiguous to the town OF Alex.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10

IS kegs of ercrlenf HOG S.I-lRDs Just
received Tsom Marietta, and for saleeby
7. Rohbinssand Go.
April 5, st
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
{ 119 )

There should be engraved ON the
neart OF man, a tablet of all the transac.
tions of his life, in characters as indeli-
Die as the 4" book of records of the chro-
nlcles" of king Ahasuerus. This tablet
ne should frequently examine, not only
on the night when s' he could not Sleep
but on every night of his life. When
he retires from the hustle of business,
whether to his closet, his bed chamber,
or the haunts of solitude, he should
cause his memory to bring this tablet
and read before him." If he finds it
recorded, that he has received any
Kindness, benevolence, or affection, he
should, in the spirit of the interrogatorv
OF the Persian monarch, inquire what
" honour and dignity" he should do to
his benefactor. Nor should a mere in
quiry suffice. II, like the minister of
Ahasuerus, his conscience should an
swer," there is nothing done for him."
he should Immediately think how to re-
ward him. He should, without delay,
ascertain within himself "what should
be done to the man whom his heart de-
lighteth to honour and should perform
with promptitude, whatever he deter
mined upon, SO that none could point to
his friend and benefactor, and reproach-
fully exclaim, " there is nothing done
for him." K
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
Sioux INDIANS.

Lieut.. Pike, who went up the Mis-.
sissIpPi, by order of government, to ex.
Piore the country, mentions in his iourn-
al, from which extracts have been pub
lished' that on the border of lake Pepip.
the party were shewn point of rocks.
from whlch Sioux woman had pre-
cipitated herself, and was dashed to ME
ces on the stones below. Her friends
had refused her the husband of her
choice, and intended to marry her to one
whom she desPised. She sung her
death song, assembled the hill, and
before her friends came up with her
took the lovers leap, and ended her
distress and life together"
The same Journal gives the following
account OF the mode in which the Sioux
Indians tortify themselves -
p" Opposite to Root river thew nassed
prairie la Crosse, $50 called from a game
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
IA Il IE TT
Fran the Part Folio.


Mr.. OLDsCHooL,
The following lines are from the pen
OF Master ]. II. Payne whom proba-
bly, you have heard of, and of whose
poetical promise the stanzas enclosed
are no unfavourable specimen. Consi-
dered as the production of lad of
fourteen years, they certainly exhibit
glow OF fiction, and view of enthusiasm
truly wonderful, and which intheir ma
turlty may do honour to the poetical
character ofhis country. l am sure you
will be of that opinion on glancing at
the I'd and Sd stanzas in which the ten
derness of elegy is peculiarly exhibited.
ne whole is in my opinion far beyond
the common flight of the versifer; adj
dressing itself to the heart in the simple
vein OF unaffected sorrow.
Ne7O-Iork, May 10, 1907.
EPITAPH ON DERMoDY.
Oh stranger, if thou hast sigh,
A plying sigh for others woes,
Then linger yet moment nigh
For sacred ashes here reposeF
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

Oh didst thou know what reflex
In this dark, cold, sepulchral bed
~, thou'ds sit, like me, and ween.
ne wild ey'd Bard of Erin dead.
AL ~ wave,
and thouwould'st battle the flowers that
1 Ill ev'ry Hover that bIoom'd before. !"
ohould, bending, kiss the sacred crave.
ohould bow,& weep, & bloom no more
An !could he touch his harp of song.
His sweet ton'd, warbling. much loy,d
Tyre,
whose notes as he would oft prolong,
Would kindle all his soul to FIRE :
Al, [strain
Ali could he touch-perchanee the
would wake kindred glow in thee.
And even thou sigh might'st deipn.
10 trenzied, luckless Dermodv!
But now, all hush'd his tuneful Law
And dimm'd the light of his ewes.
And wrapt his lifeless form in CLAW.
In this cold grave the poet lies -
Here, oft at ev'ning's hallow'd tide
Inc sire shall lead his infant bow:
VINO loves to listen by his side.
AND hears his tale all mute with ioy,
And often shall the village youth,
r from childish pastimes steal, alone,
10 deck with flowers this grass-pree,
turf,
And twine with wreaths this mossv stone
And the lone traveller, wand'rinr near
Ot many an hour, by wo beguil'd,
1 81, mourn, with many silent tear,
Inc poet, wonderful and wild.o
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

liz ulSillty mas DeeN done 20
hlm!" The small still voice of reflection
repeats "there is nothing done for him."
but 1T is stifed, for the present, with a
promise OF great things to be done here
after.
Mordecai, though by discovering the
plot OF the two chamberlains he had
saved the kings life, nevertheless sat
Tor long time unnoticed at the palace
gate. That he was thus neglected is bv
no means singular; nor is it matter of
surprise, that the vainglorious, design
ing, and malicious Hannah was exalted
over MN. Similar examples might be
auduced even In our own country. How
"i'en 90 we see among ourselves, the
cunning, designing, worthless knave
PamPered with honorable and lucrative
ohces, though his country has never re-
celved the slightest service at his hands;
whilst the war-worn veteran, whose
strength and substance have been ex-
hausted IN the service of the state, is
overlooked, neglected, and unnoticed.
f1is coarse attire, sun-burnt countenance,
and homely dwelling, proclaim aloud,
10 the disgrace of the country, " there
is nothing done for him."
Societies of individuals are not more
just, nor more generous. Even those
VINO associate together in the bonds of
christian union, are unmindful that the
!abourcr is worthy of his hire" Their
spiritual Pastor is too often shame
fully neglected. Though his time
and his talents have been faithfully
and zealously devoted to their best in
terests; though his nights have been
consumed in qualifying himself to give
them instructions, and his days in pre-
pairing for them salutarv advice and adj
monitlon though he has evaded no la
bour, which their service or welfare i'm
posed upon him though he has COM
planned of no exertions which thew have
required Of him yet his latter end ap-
proaches, and he is found destitute and
helpless. He has spent his life for o.
theirs, and not for himself. His rusty.
threadbare coat his ragged, PERHAPS
half-naked children his shabby and de
ISOLATE mansion, declare, alas too une-
quiyyocally, that there is nothing done
for him."
He who, influenced by the sentiments
OF pure bentVOlpnce cooeu1+e ~. -;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-26
RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, mn ae 1907
FOR SALE.

TNHAT valuable Tracs of LAND, wherein Gel
a Peter Perkins formerly lived, in the county Of
Phtfylvania, on Dan river, adjoining the Sauraw
Town Lands equal in quality il not hyperion to any
Lands in that part Of the country. The above Tract
contains upwards of thoufand acres about three
hundred acres Of which, is low grounds not fubjeA
to overhowing the high Land is well timbered and
produces good wheat and tobacco and lies level
On the above Land there is good dwelling houfe &
other neceaary houes, efficient for the accommodate
on OF genteel family.-ALso, good apple & peach
orchard, Of ehoieef fruit The ftuaton is very hand
iome, and not above wenty-fve miles from Lynch
burg where the Petersburg price for tobacco can ge-
nerally be obtained. The fubferiber will fell grea,
bargain in the above Land, for caf or part cath, 8.
the balance On credit accommodating to the pureha-
Ter further deicription is thought unneceary, as it
is iupPoied thofe who with to Purchafe, would FIRE
view the Land, Sc. The above Lands will be Ghewu
by the Subicriber, the premifes, or in hi. abence,
by Philip jenkins, Efq. who lives adjoining. Poiei-
on will be given in October next, and the purchaer
can be furnhed with itock of every defcrptcn alfs
corn, Pork, &c. at moderate prices N. PERKINS.
May. 1. 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-26
5aIes at AUCTION.

On TaSay tie I'd June rexs, at 10 eoek in fbe o-suoea
spH be fold fsSie dEs7ion, tile late d.vsine- boy
sfDr. Jsmcs CHrrie, deeeejsa, aNb.
HOUSEHOLD S Kitchen FURNITURE, a
IL Carriage pair of cnriag. and two riding Hor-
les, three male and two female houfe fervan,s, a
fhoemaker and man at prefent bound as an ap-
prentice to the black fmth's bufnefs A flock of Lii
quors, coniihing of half pipe and fome demijohns of
BRIT quality old Madeira, and part of pipe old Sicily
Wine French Brandy, &c. &c. ahoghead Of Molaf-
es and fundry other articles. Six months credit will
be allowed on all fums above Fifty dollars the purcha-
fers giving notes negotiable in the bank of Virginia
with approved endorfers.
Thoie having claims aganit the late Dr. Currie, are
dsfrsd to bring them in properly authenticated and
hs debtors are requefted make immediate payment.
k 5aaEs c, GORDON IS A4ui.ja,s..,..
May IL. tdC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-26
III" Ordnance concerning the Taxes for tbe City
efRiebmsnd, for the year One T6oulan9 Eig6t
Hundred and Six

Idn Ordnance concerning The Tase5 for tbe Cir,
efRiebmsnd, for the year One Tbou/ana Eig5,
Hundred and Six.
PASSED BOTH APRIL, 1907
M HEREAS,it is reprefented, 10 the Prefiden,
w and Common Council, of the city of Rich
mond, in Common-fIal anembed, that there will be
a coniiderable deficiency in the funds provided by az
ordnance OF the Common Council of the faid city,
pahed on the 18th day of March, 1906 for fupport.
ing the exPenees of the Corporations for the prefer,
year, for remedy whereof,
BE IT ORDAINED, by the Pre(iden, and Common
Council OF the city of Richmond, in Common Hall
ahembled, and it is hereby Ordained by tbs autho-
ry OF the lame, that there hall be paid and colle-
ed,thn full amount Of tho dlreced to be aeea
and collected by the Ordinance, entitled An Ord
nance laying taxes for the year 1906 and for eporc-
ing the payment thereof" according to the return
made BY the Aaefor for the year l8o6-any thing
In the Ordinance, entitled Z" An Ordinance, for the
more fPeedy collection and payment of part of the
taxes mPoied for the year 1906" to the contrary
notwithstanding.
ANs De 1T TURrHER ORDAINED, BY the autho-
ry atoreaid, that in addition the faid taxes fc as
aforelaid dreetec TO be laid and collected there mall
be laid and colleaed thirty-three and one third per
eentum, on the whole Of the faid taxes which adSi
tIonai taxes hall be collected aud accounted for in
the lame manner, and under the fame regulations as
are laid down and Prelcribed by the fra reei,ed Or
dinanee. Copy. Tefe,
SHEPPARD, cen.
way D, iooI' ep3w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FNofEKtY FOK SALE.
Purfuant to decree of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, for the Richmond DiiriSa, in fuit depend
ing in that Court, between John Pierce, furviv-
ing truhee of Samuel Beale, deceafed, Plaintiff,
and William Mofely, Defendant, will be expoied
to fale, on the premifes, for ready money, on the
fra Monday inJ June next, it being the firl day Of
the faid month Of June
A Certain TRACT or parcel Of LAND, lying
L and being in Halifax county, in the Rate Of
Virginia, upon S,aunon river, containing by eAima-
tioa, feven hundred and twenty five acres, be the
fame more or Iefs. This Trase Of Land, was fold by
Samuel Beale, the 9Th day of July, 1871 to the
faid William Mofely, and by faid William Moiely,
was conveyed by indenture of mortgage, bearing
date the a2d day Of June 1895, to Robert Andrews
and John Pierce, acting truGees of Samuel Beale,
then deeeafed to fecure the fums in the fad inden-
ture fPee6ed, which indenture is duly recorded a.
ong the records of the Court Of the aid county Of
Hafax. AT the fame time and place, will be fold,
for cain, fueh of the negroes (afo included in faid
mortgage) as can then be produced. The fae will
be made purfuantto faid decree rafe the balance
due on the mortgage, the COTS of iuit and the
Gee attending the execution of faid decree.
HENRY E.COLEMAN, I
ROBERT CAMPBELL Commit.
ISAAC II. COLES, onerI
JAMES EASTMAN,
IprI2s. tdf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-26
CHINA 81 GLASS.

CHINA y GLASS.
ne JHsF-iSsr ba' sa received from Nt.p-7ork, band
, f0cas eEo,tsreSf Of
c CHINA and MSS:
THE FORMER CONSISTING OF cemPLEAr Sc
BROKEN SETS
4 INNING China, and China Glazed Ware, a.
~ monga which are few handfome fe,s Nan.
Sn' eomPieat and broken fe,s Tea China, Bowl. az.
lorted, and Chimney ornaments.
THE LATTER CONSISTS CHIEFLY OF
Oiai' Luteis' Cut, moulded and plain Bowls, ditso
Ftehers Small Lemonade Cams, cut and plain
Deeanters Water Bottles, Savers Gobets, Tumblers
VINE Jelly Caies, Sweetmea,s and Salts of different
qualities. set.
he has on hand general affortmrnt of the bea
Q o G Z r les,
which ne will fell low at wheIeiaIe or re,aiI-and
Continues to keep conftsnt iupply Of Philadelpha
Porter, Ale and Beer
Mays. XVI