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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-15

i-OPAt) ~ fADASAllS ROSe OPINIONS,
by rore elevated authority than Vir-
glnlarcsolutions and Aurora paragraphs.
On the Goth Of March, 1898, in the house
OF Representatives Of PENNSYLVANIA, Mr..
w. Maclav submitted certain resoIuti-
ons, declaring the sentiments of that
house on the subject of war. These re-
solutions, with the ayes and noes taken
upon them, were published in the Au-
rora OF March 81, 1898. The followine
is copy:-
Resolved, That the Representative
'ot Pennsylvania consider it as their in
disPensable duty, at this alarming cri-
SIS, to express their unequivocal senti-
'ments on engaging in hostilities with
any ct.the European powers now at
war. While they lament the distresses
'cf their JtllauU-citizens engaged in con.-
merce, they openly declare flseir d1sab-
{ probation # seeking redress. By arms,
{ the expense of which must be certain.
: and the event doubtful. >. To interfere
{ in the,quarrels of such powerful rivals,
{ is, in their opiuion, highly imprudent. .
where perhaps equal danger is to be
unprecedented from the protection O. one,
as the hostility Of the other, and thef
hour of peace may behold the United
{ States sacrificed to the interests ofboth.
While any door to reconciliation remains
open, negociation may do much, and
some compensation for injuries may be
{ obtained but hostility cuts off at once
all hopes of compromise; incurs further
loss and an accumulation Of debt, which
an infant country, already burthened
with the expences of revolutionary
war, cannot bear; and must of course
involve the United States in a state of
warfare, that last, that 1oorsf ofhuman
cakamities. The Representatives of
Pennsylvania, therefore, bear their bu5-
lie testimony against rUar in ANY SHAPE.
or against ANY NATION, unless the ter.
'ritory Of the United STATES should be in
sUaded; but more especially against 4
people with whom their hearts and
hands have, been so lately united in
friendship. :"
Resolved, That the foregoing reso-
luton be transmitted to the Senator's
{ and Representatives for the state
Pennsylvania in the Congress of the
: United States, with request that they,
paw due attendance to the same,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
Ten Dollars Reuard.

~ AN AW AY from Jaseth BoGrnan, stof
~ Raphael) living on Matawonaa, Charsssss
county, state of Maryland, on Sunday, the:
18th instant, Negro ISAAC the property OF
Joshua Muayl, living nes,r the same place,
and hired Of him to the end OF the year. He
had pass TO Alexandra TO sell a few arti-
Sles. ISAAC is about IS years old, feet s
or inches high, very black, a ssariover one
of his eyes, rings in his ears and wears his
wool sometimes plated. Had on a striped,
country wove waistcoat, brown linen shirt,
Russia duck trousers and a fur'd hat. The.
above reward VIII be siven-to any person for.
apprcheEsiing and delivering him to Joseha
l1dnga, or Josstd Boarnan tef Raphael or.
EIGHT DOLLARS for con6ning him in
the Jail of Alexandria, including swhat the law
allows,
All masters of vessels and others are.
forewarned against harboring or carrying off
said fellow at their psril
July 90. law3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

rT1 IE subscribe is duly empowered too
tract fol. the sale oi a handsome Scite
for Iron Works and eight thousand acre SGT
Land adjoining, lying on the river Rappahan:-
mock, about nine miles above Fredcricks busg.
r his tract abounds with nexhaustible miles
Of the richest iron Gre and an ample supply OF
wood for coal. The scite for the works arc
advantageous in the extreme, commanding
the whele sourse Of the Rappal1annock byi .
natural canal, into which the whole fosce OF
the river may be turned at a small expenc e
There has been furnace and other works
formerly erected here, and the ore found on
trial abundant and good. w sn it is consl-
cered that this property is within nina miles
of tide water, and .hat the navigation from
the scite Of the works to tide water may as a
small expeace be rendered practicable to trans
port every heavy articls to market when IT is
considered from the contiguityo these works to
the seated government, no iron Enlistment
can supply cannon and shot OH so good terms
competent Judges having pronounced the ore
on this tract of superior quality for eannon,| a
doubt cannot be entertained Of the great value
ofthis property. The title isindisputabie, and
great bargain may be had. The subscriber
will at any time attend those inclined to view
the premises, and can shew an accurate sur
vey Of the tract on application to han at Dun
fries, in Virginia.
James Deneale.
Il July % dotlaW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
Catalogue of Plays.
Fer. sais By ROBERT GRaY, Kings treets
law3w
We 1,canf;.;;Y.

.Aler0amffa--
JOHN BULL. Blue Beard; Paul & Vir-
GINA; Inhle and Yarico; Country Girl;
Spoiled Child. School for Arrogance; Qua
ker; NV Grand Mother; Hamlet = Wild
Oats; Valentine and Orson; More Ways
than One: Cabinet; Weather Cock (; Rule
. Wife and have Wife; Disappointment !;
School for Fathers; School of Reform; De-
serter; Count Benyousky; Battle of Hexhaa 5
Love laughs at Locksmiths Robbers Road
TO Ruin; Duenna; Ways and Means; Point
of HoAQrs Romp; Lock and Key Revenge I;
Child st Nature Honest Thieves; Wander
er; APhonso To Marry, or Not to Mar
~ Caravan Fortunes Fool; Richard the
Sd School for Scandal Antonio; Noun
taineers Cheap Living Too Civil by Half
Love IN many Masks Royal Shepherd ;
Wit without Money; Jew; Love in a Vii.
lage; Modern Antiques.
July y. .....
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
Valuable Property for Sale.
July 24.

syT1OsBE SOLD, in four distinotlots or to-
Qether, four acres Of LAND, contain-
inr from one and quarter acre to two acres
. eacisstnost eligibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in a right lilscs
from Gibbsn-street to Great Hunting Creek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fay
cite and Payne-streeSs. S
Al plan Of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY application to
James Patton.
Tna. 40 tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
public Sale,

rx7ILL be sold at II o'clock, on w eanes-
w day the 9th august next, at the. late
dwelling Of iIveH WEsr, deceased n syilks
ssstrset ali the personal estate OF the said Hugh
west. consisting prime ipally OF household fur
$ ,,;t,,Te. SC. as. The terlns will be made
known on the day OF sale 80
Ann Welt, Adn,sisll fdtrsa
Of Hzgsa Rsst deceased.
r,,f.so4 2awtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
WA v re q.

A MILEER who IS master of
his business, to take care of q merchoma mill
Eo such q enc good wages will be given
For the person who wants, please apply to
MIR Josefah Smith, Aiexandpia.
March IL. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

Foa NEADY HONEY,

Eos ts's lEADY MONEY,
Ts the highest 4dev, at public a,..t;,, !.
9asgs0n's taycrff in the county Of i,aaisss'
end town Of LA5urg or FRyD,dg I
9Th day OF Aags neyt, if fair; ifass .
next fair day J; byfrtue Of decree q i
court Of the Unitsftatcs, fer the So $ ]
cult, in tbs Virgin district, pronouss s.,
at May term 1906 suit dspendnpSSs'
said court between II executors CT Dss'
Mildred, deceased, w was surviving a s,s
ner Of Mildred and Raests, ptaiutiffs--,M
Samuel Hough and ottys defendants
900 Acres d Land,
Near Leesburg, on the Waters Of Tuscan.
rain the county ofLoudoh --three ACRES 4
Meadow near Leesbarg, anda House and s.
inLeesbarg or SO much hereof as wia /.
sufficient to raise certain sunni of moneq, II.
teres. and costs, in said decreemealionsd
William Mann, 40
Armstead Log, IS
Charles +. Mercer, !
I,.r.rA 9,,sak
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
FOR SdLE,

~ On asURak0g e0fES IcFH!S' q, ~
A THREE STORY BRICK HARE
HOUSE, On Union-street, next door
to Benjamin Shrcye, Jun. well situated for the
Slsi1taiag or Grocery susiness-Also, a LOT
> of GROUND, at the serner Of Wster and
Wolfe-streets.
TO RENT,
And Tsuatraiate ltOssessien gisse1',
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax street, occupied by jacob Hs6na7
--an exoelieRtstand FOR tue DIR Coop bust
ness.--.Apply TO
Jonah Thonpfon ( Son.
March IA 5tawu
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
TO RENT,
lust Received and tor Sale,

Ey tae st5serf5ers,
A choice cargo of MAHOGANY Z,
From the Bay Of Honduras, OF different
lengths and sizes, which they will sell by the
log or larger q'iausity
TbyAaue allo 70, Sals,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira W me-
Catalonia ditto. by tho quarter eask
Virginia Rum, of excellent auahty
Ntolasses by the hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Haywood.
Nathaniel Wattles . CO.
January Is Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

Notice is hereby given
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.
TtHAT a Dividend of Three and Han
q per Cent. on the Capitol Stock OF sad
Bank, for the half year, ending this day
declared and will be ready to be paid to them
on THURSDAY next the 9th instant ,,
By order of the President and Directors,
Gurden Chapin,
CASHIER.
Bank Of Alexandria,
Iulv 8 ~ saw4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
Public Sale.

Pursuant 10 the last will and testament CT Car
tain .Jol1 l9araer, deceased, will be sca,
to the highessf,idder, 1t public auction, "
the premises, ca SATURDAY, the lsA
day of August next, at loar eEciasS il To
afternoon, the following
Ncfv vatuable Property
IN vHE Tcws err AaExAxDntA, VIZ.
nNE piece of Ground, lying Oh the Saui
NJ sids of E'rankiin~st5cet, and OF the ves
SIDE Of Poto,nac-street, beginning It the u,
tefscction OF the said streets, being one hun-
dred and twenty-five feet to the eastward Q!
Water, and running wcstwardiy With Frank.
]in-street thirty-two feet six inches, from
hence southwardly eighty sight feet three
inches and one half.
One otherpiece lying on the west SIDE Of
Union street, and to the southwark OF FRANK
lin street, beginning on Union-street one hun,
dred and 76 feet seyen3nches to the soutlNad
of Franklin street, and running northwady
with Union street IS feet 3 inches and al
half, thence westwardly 81 feet 6 inches
Also, one half acre of ground lying at the IL
tersection of Royaland Gibhon streets.
Mary Harper, Ex'yx.
VIM. Hartshorne, !
Samuel Craig, !.
VIM. Herbert.
July 81. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
James Denea1e.
d6tlaR
July
This is to give Notice,

TyH T the subscriber, of AlexandAR
county, in the district of Columbia, bath
obtained from the orphans court of said coun-
ty letters of administration de bonis non, with
a copy of the will annexed, npon the estate OF
LEWIS WESTON, late of the county a
foresaid, deceased: All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them, with the vouchers thereof, to
tie subscriber, on or before the 10Th day OF
January next, CT they may by lar be excluded
from al! benefit to the said cstste.-Givon un-
der ny hand this 2sth day Of July, 1907.
William Weston
Decentralization de 6onis no..
July 80. 2awSw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

~ H. ~ ~ = 49, = Z - 8
4 HAVE Obtained from the general go-
ys,n,,nent an elusive priviledg lp an OyEs1
f,ars, invented on entire new principle Tor
{. All kinds of brsad, the advantages 81
.,,i,n over those hitherto used are IN
ns ne. mods The oven is FIRST heated the hrs|
scraneel ont and the dough put N TO bake,
!, sshens the oyes, is hottest and as the bread
bakes the oven gradually coolss y VII surely
be conceded when bread IS flrstS au1 INTO Az
oyenit is most tender ans least capable q pear
ing heat---oH my plan the bread Is put ihlo
the oven at the extreme end, OF where itllc
heats - least and as it bakes It regularly Pro-
rresses into kccner heat until baked. gain,
+ i acknowledged the thinner bread rs baked
sthe betterit is and the longcrslt VIII Keep III
tle,,sual mode Of baking the thinner tbs bread
the smallerquanity the oven Will bake ,Pef
day: on nv plan as the even IS constantly III
Mast. the thinner the bread the more the oven
win bake added to this the labor OF splittlng
wood,;s STREET.-THE heating, cleaning and set.
ting an oven. also. Al oven on my plan L Teii
sbuilt, is much more durable, takes UP 1923
room to do the same business, costs nlucn less
money to build it, requires less tuel 70 BAKE
,shc same quantity Of bread, fewer HANDS can
do the same business, IN fact, a mind tsapsrles
90 preiadiccs often attendant on customs ions
established WILL be satisfied On view OF my
oven in operation. have narrated facts only
forsthose who have not an opportunity OF see
ing the oven in operation.
subioin the certificates of gentlemen whose
ectabnitywillnot be questioned + oran oven
Of twenty feet length and three feet SIN inches
width, or the privilege ofusing it, my price IS
five hundred dollars, and N proportion ior a
larger or smaller one. I viii dispose ofmy PRIV
LEDGE for states, counties or towns, on Liberal
terms, letters Addressed to me post pad, Jun
fries, Virginia, will be duly attended to.
James Deneale.
Dunfries, July 2e.
WE, Richard and Stephen Winchester,
residing in the town OF Fredericksburg ana
commonwealth Of Virginia, do certify, We
have built an Oven under the immediate di-
rectien Of James Deneale Of Dummies and
commonwealth of Virginia aforesaid, on
plan entirely different from tie ovens III cora.
mon use, and we believe invented by the I'd
Dsneale. 1t requires much less iuel than
the common even and may be used wltnoul
splitting tbs wood, of course there Is great
saving of labor; we have baked every KIND oil
biscuit and can say truly that IT bakes swell
We consider it as valuable improvement and
we'll worthy the attention of bakers.
r 6 S. Winchester.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

ROBERT CRAY,
Bookseller, king street, ALEXANDRIA;
HAS LATELY RgcEIvED FOR SALE,
The following Valuable Books.
GUTHRIE,s Geography, in VS..
quarto, with fslio Atlas-Price
IL doiiars-the Atlas separate is glc 90
Morse's Geography, vols oeta-
70, with Maps, 80
abridged for the use
3 Of schools, 90
Mackay's Navigation, so
Bowditch's DO. "a new ediueaI so
Blunt's Coasting Pilot improved so
Johnson's Dictionary with Walk
er's Pronounciatien, SO
.5rooke's General Gazetteer impro-
yed, So SO
SCOTS Geographical Dictionary Of
the United States, SO,
Geographical Compilations, vols.
3 II mo. s.. SO
Domestic Encyclopedias, vols.
octave, 90
fAiasworth's Latin Dictionary. SO
Yoang's do. do. SO.
sShakspcare's Works, v. IL mo. 10 90
Wonders of Nature and Art, l47.
boards, IA 90
Octave Bibles with earns Notes, 5 to SO
- -, vols. fine paper, 10 90
Carey's Family Bible, at Is and 40 90
Oxford Quarto Bible, SO
Ferrands Latin Courses, in 2,parts,
each rs
Adams on the Globes, 4 SO
Life Of Nelson, 2 90
Darwin's Economic, 9 vols. octave, 90
Webster On Psstiience, 2 vols. oct. 4 90
Wallace on Diseases, 90
Cullen's Practice, 2 SO
Rush's Enquiries, vols octave 8 90
Parkinson's Medical Adsnonitiens, 0e
Lavoisier's Chemistry, 3 50
New Dispensatory, 90
Denman's Midwifery, !: vols. oct. 3 SO
Cullen's Materia Mediea, 2 so
Bells Surgery, vols. octave, Ia 30
Bell On Ulcers, so
Drowil's Elements Of Medicine, CO
John Ncwton's Works, 8 v. IL mo. 8 90
Sauiins Sermons, vols. IA 90
Eurgh's Dignity OF Human Mature, 2 co
BerAley's Minste Philosophers, 90
Paley's Natural Theology, ao
DR.. Recess CYcLoPAEDfA
EIGHT NUMBERS PUBhIsEED.
Price to non-subscribcrs Three Doxars Eff
sty Gems per Number.
AZ Only sSyo copies for iale.-
July g.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
Fredericksburg, January %, 1905.

the stltte OF Virginia, some tnnc siilee tHe
middle of last January, and there CID attend
great part of one day TO see the operation OF
biscuit baking in the new invented oven IN the
possession ofNlessrs. Richard and Stephen
!. Winchester, fredericksburg, which oven
have every. reason to believe IS the sole IN
venticn of Mr. James Deneale, Of DuInfrlcs,
in the state Of Virginia, and hereby declare
and aver, that ! saw said New Invented or
Perpetual Oven bake large and small biscuits
in as short time ana as regular manner as
any oven have seen these forty years have
been at thebaking business. Given under my.
hand this sixth day OF February lin Alexandria
and district Of Columbia) in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and six.
Andrew Jameson.
N. B. Not having sufficient experiment OF,
said oven above mentioned, / cannot ascertain
what may be saved in wood or labor, only that
cord wood viii do without the labor Of chop
ping and splitting, as is necessary with OLD
fashioned ovens. a. J..
Nsw- YoRK, December /, 1905.
THIS is to certify that have been using
the patent oven, invented by James Denesie.s
esq. of Dumfries, Virginia, since April LAST
to considerable advantages in this city, have.
no doubt of its possessing considerable advan-,
tages over the olA,snethod, sucha a saving Of
fuel and labor, IL consequence of which the
sprepsiessr is enablets to make the bread Fnuch
thinner and consequently more proper for long
voyages or. a hot climate.
gain, as a part CT ths,operation requiring
most skill and practice.is abridged by this me-
shod more of the work may be done by boys
or men little eSperisncedin the business.
Not being acquainted myself with the old
method, vii: not attempt to state the. differ
.epces between~then, but thatit is greatly Ill
favor of Deneale's method must be evident to
he most superficial Observer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04

FOR SyfLE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT, !,
GITUATED on the banks of Great na eas
~ ing Greek, called Rural Felicity, ~.
merly owned by Mr.. john Duff. It's al Pr "se
sent rented for one year, for the sum o. W.. WI
hundred and fifty dollars, reserying the nv
.of possession at any time during the 'o Tor
term, on giving one months notlcs.MTc
terms apply to RICHARD IL )" "a
April
PRINTED DAILY BY :,
IS 4 MVEL SNQ W. = ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
FOR SALE,

y
FOR SALE,
ora credit, or 10 be reved,
TEN ACRES OF GROUND.
HANpsoMKLY situated, about three quarter
of mile from town, and on the man voSs
leading from Alexandra to Georgetown aAS
Washington. Forparticulers enquire OF
Tie Prlatsf.
E,,- o. cost
For Sale by the Subscribers,
Lisbon Carpeting for summer, Of dffefel'
qualities,
Bucellos and earoavello Wines in quarter
casks,
Window Glass of different sizes,
Mould Candles of superior quality ''
small boxes,
Soft shclled Almonds in bags,
A quantity of patent Iron hollow ware.
Z. T. Hooe & Co
yIsae l. es
To be Rented,
"A three story Brick Dwelling and Wa. :,
house, on King and Henry -streets-toge..n,.,'
or separate. Likewise, On the opposite S'"
two story Brick Dwelling House.
For ter'ns asfaiy TO
Jonathan and NJ. Soholhela'
May 1. GO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
TO Sell or Rent,

9 Sci or Kent,
Sundry LOTS in AIexandria- Also seye-
raj in the city Of WashingtoA. Forterm. a,,-
ply to SARAH PORTER.
February IA. aaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
FRou AN ENGLISH PAPER.

WEE&Lr HWALISIS OF NTELLICENcK.
The progrefs made in the arrangement ct the
new administration, enables us TO judge with
toerable accuracy, of the talents of which 1t
will be compelled. The rumors of the paIt
week have ALTO thrown comfortable degree Of
light on the caufes of the expulfion of the late
minltry. We lament that it has fallen to our
lot to record thefe caufes for we had bopeJ
tina, whatever ycnal and difhoncurabe practices
had diferaced foreign priuces-qve bad bobe5
that the royal blood of Britain had cfcsped the
pollution, and that integrity and honoIr were
not unknown amouga our princes. We have
been deceiyed--qve have now reafon to join in
the general maledittion, "eaJEd is be tbat Put
tefb histrU in brine|J."
1t is 0dted that the alRal caufe Of the reno
val of the minlRry, was the rapid progrefs Of
the commifiion appointed by them to iDvelti-
gate the abufee in the military department of
this country. In the regular courie of its pro-
cedure, it was on the point of extending its
inveagaiion to a certain hight and mighty de-
paItment, when it was found ahfoluteiy necef-
fairy 10 check their progrels, LEFT they fhoud
bring to light abuies and populations which
would raifs the b,Jlh Of flame even in the
check of royalty itfelf. To prevent this diico-
very, it was reiolved to remove the then admi-
nihrAion, and the Catholic queRion afforded
a fpecious pretex for this meaure.
The blood Of every Englifhmaa NUT boil with
in him, when I've reflects ON this nefarlous line
Of couduG. IL the embezzlement of his riaf-
ter's property, by a ieryant, be puni.hed
with marked feverty, how much greater ig-
nomny ought he to be loaded with who while
in puulic iiuation, and receiving the mot
munlicent remuneration for his feryices.
fquanders the money eutruhed to his honour,
in private qualification and Illicit pleSfurcs.
Such is The fact, ard If means are not adopted
to check the progrefs ofinveGigalion, & prevent
open detection and public punihmen;, it be
comrsthc irpperiousdutyo of evcy pubic journa-
hRto hold NJ the delinquent, however exalted,
to pubic Indignation; TO defgGaie the crimes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
TO BB SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.

In puriuance Of Deed OF TruG, from David Rofs
k!q. bearing cate the 5tn day of July, SOC
and recorded in the general court, in order rae
the fun of 57,16S 25- lCo dolls. and ;ntereR due
on Sundry bonds TO Granbery and Hancock aud
to L;itleton Waller Tazewcli, and further fun of
10000 dolls. and upwards, with insarea due alfo or
fundry bonds, to tn. faid Cranberry and Hancock
and the charges and cxpences of iae:
/ HOSE well known MILLS with the appur,e-
L in the city OF Richmond, called the CO.
lumbar Mills. Two undivided third rarts If the
Deep Run Coal pits, in the ecrnty of Eeurico con-
tairiing about 1850 acres more or ieis. Two undv-
ded third parts of the Falling Creek Coal Pits in the
county OF Cheaerhed, Containing about hundred
acres. Two undivided third parts of the Devsr Coal
Lands in the COUNTY of Geoch!and, containing about
ninety acres which three ievera tracts Of Coal Land
held in partnerihip between the faid David Ros
and James Currie, decd Alto all that traa parcel
of Land in the county of Cooehland, known by the
name Of Goochland court.hou!e, containing about
fifteen hundred acres more CT cis; ALTO twelve hun.
bred OF Land in Goochland county, called How
ards Neck, before pledged Galcgo and Gikion for
debt due them and ecured by deed of uuit, bear
ing date On the c4th day Of May, 1906, aud recor-
ded in the general court
The Columbian Mills & appurtenanccs are fubjea
to ground rent to Samuel Overtou and the iaid
Mills aud the tracts Of Goa! Land, fr. mention
ed, pledged for the fecurity of iundry ums of
ney, due cu Mrs. Frances Tabb aud VIM b. Giles, ad
miliarator of John Tabb, deceaied-a large proper
ton of which, is aed by the iaid Rois to have been
paid, & other eaes pledged for the balance. For
further information this fubea, perions inclined to
purchac, are referred the sid Rois o. it may be
obtained on application to the Iubicribers.
The greater part of the debt due P. Chiffon, and
fecured BY deed of trua above mentioned, bearing
date the 9th day of May, 1906, has been paid there
bing balance due him of only l254 dis. IS 100
,yit fone of interen n Ratenep,
of which will be exhibited on the day of iale.
The faes will take place at the Eagle-ravern, on
Tucfday the 9Th day of September next.
E. w. ROOTES, }ro
WILSON ALLEN, 1'H'ee''
July IL. tdf.