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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
IN COUNCIL, February 18Th, 1907.
Feb. 81.

I is adved, that the following agents be appoin,
ed for the collection of the arrears of Taxes du.
this Commonwealth, viz:
WHliam Ni5zmO, jr. for the Ccuntie. of Accomaek.
Northampton, Princefs Anne, Norfolk, and the Bo.
rough of Norfolk.
Fa,k Street, for Nanfemond, lie of WIGHT. son,b-
ampton, Surry, Suhex, Prince George Flzabeb Civ.
Warrick, York, James City, Charles CITY, New
Kent, Hanover, Henrico, Cities of Richmond and
Williamsburg.
Peter c. Rice, for Cloucener, Matthews. Middle
lex Eiiex, King William, King e. Queen, Lancaner.
Northumberland, Richmond and Wefn,oreand
Ibe0doein5 R0nJord, for Loudoun, Fairfax Faucuier
Prince William, Stafford and King George.
W1fam C. HMam5, for Culpeper. Madron,
Orange, Spottfylvania, Caroline, Louia, Coochland,
Fluvanna, Albemarle and Amhert
Jstab Fazeeel!, FOR Frederick, Berkiey. Je6erE,n.
Rockingham, Auguta, Shenandoah, Han pfhire, Har
dy, Pendleton Monongalia, Ohio, Brooke, Hsrriiop.
Randolph and Wood.
James NeFariane, for Wythe Montgomery, Mon
roe, Giles, Wahington RufIell, Lee, GrayroD. Taze-
well, RockbTidge. Botetourt, Creenbrier. Bath. H.
nawha and Maion.
WiIlian Nor0eH, for Henry, Patrick, Franklin.
Campbell, Bedford and Pitt!ylvania.
710a' T. B0niAa, for Halifax, Charlotte & Prince
Edward.
MajOr Ed-rard Pc?grgzz, il for Dinwiddie. creenf.
vile, Brnniwck, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Cbe0er.
field Amelia, Nottoway, Powhatan, Cumberland and
Buckingham
DAM T. T3VJ TOM rI.-t r, r.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
1 % all 1t may concern, that as Executor OF Tho.
L. mas Fergutnn, deeeaied, of Cumberland coun-
ty, requeh all Perfons indebted to the fid deceal
co. 10 come forward and make payment; and thofe
who have claims, to make them known as ! Win
TO clofe the buiinefs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
IN COUNCIL. Frida,. 6tb F,5,vo,. 100.

IN COUNCIL, Fyiday, 6tb February, 1907.
HE Executive conceiving it to be duty which
Il they owe TO humanity and to tie laws, to afcer-
tain and to Publih, and fproper fc far as may coni
with any powers veRed in them, punif the offence
aid to have been lately committed the barracks in
the city Of Richmond which eventuated in the death of
Mr. JOHN A1cCREDIE, whole lois is fneerely
dePlored by the Executive.
Ii is to that end unanimously Refoved, that MeiIrs
Heath, Henning and Munford be appointed COM
mttee, to afcertan aud report to the Executive, as
ioon may be convenient all material circumstances
in any degree relating that tragcal event. and par
teulariy whether the orders given by the Governor
to the ecnmandant of the guard, in relation to the
conduct proper all occaons to be sblerved by the
eentnels beongingo that corps, have been regular
y repeated by the iaid commandan the troops I'M
der his command.
1t is ordered that the preceding refoution, toge-
Their with exra9sfron the Governor sorders concern
ing the condua proper be obferved by the centnels
belonging to the public guard, be publhed in all the
newspapers in the city Of Richmond.
DAM. l.. HYLToN, elk of the Council
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

HDEN y MOORE have taken the WASH
~ INGTON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
square lately occupied by FDwARD HALLAm AT
coniderable exPrnce, they have provided thenfeyes
with excellent accommodations for their friends, and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to Keep as good table and as genee an
Inn as any IN Richmond.-Both the Co-partuers ha
wing been well-verled in this bufnef, hattsr them
ieves with the expectation OF rendering general fats
faction.
Richmond, February II. If.
THE suBScRiBEcs, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS,
Inform their friends and the bublic, that t5ey
G0'H continue the COMMISSIONED fne/J, Iafe-
y done 41 C. q T. Saunders. Y6ey bromil
IRE .Fridsf attention TO tie infereRS Of t5ojs
q"b0 may ta7or item quifb eonGgnmeaf5.
11y are @1% ,rsSecggg general and eSgpf o,t,rnt
Of GROCERIES, 4vbieb -vW be alfred 70, Eae,
"bols'a|e and Rsfaa, 6e io7vea terms and rJagf
f,sda, i" tie fare iafey oesppiedky A1e0rs WIiiaa
Ia'He"si: q CO. q9pgfe tie Ytnane o5ee Of N1egys.
0rficies:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

DAM. L. HYLTON, Clerk c. G.
February 90. #
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10
WASH NGTON VERN!

ROBERT FERGUSON.
Buckingham County, Feb. II. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-10

lie LAND wherein now refde, containing
A $50 acres Is f Tor iale by private eon,raa aud
immediate Poheilon given ifrsqured.
JOHN KFLSO.
Dec 27 1au,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

{ Letter received I'm, captain Fc!t. 3
salem, dated AZ Palermo, mentions the
! t'asS'tcre 81 5000 Christians at Coustar.
,inople by the Turks.
h7frort on letter tram Hr SvhsrcGTg.
o. IRE shn AIaria, Of I'hiiadcHlia,
oahfGin Hgg'heS, dated at 6ucnos .fyres,
J4fh Juiy, 1867.
The hardships which the few kmeri-
cans who came here after the conquest
from Beresford lin August underwent are
not easily described. Captain HYATT OF
Newport, the captain and supercaryo Of
the ship Diana, os the WiScassett and MT
self were confined in loathsome prison
for forty days, part of the time among. dou-
bic ironed convicts of all colours-incem-
municablc-denied all the aid ofmcdicinc,
although in extreme want of il, committed
without crime and enlarged without trial
or examination. No American for -four,
months could obtain the assistance of agent,
attorney or interpreter.
The English army commanded by six
generals were, on the 5th inst completely
beat in this CITY, lost 1000 prisoners and
from II to 1900 killed and wounded-and
beat too, by the most miserable rabble that
God ever created, under the command of
o'uCerS VINO never had seen an action.
The misfortune must be placed to the ac-
count OF the British commander in chief,
Whitelocke and his second general Cow
er.-The prisoners on each side are to he
given up, and the English to evacuate their
conquest on the La Plata and depart in
two months from the 9TH inst. In this bu-
siness, though unfortunate, there was not
British soldier who did not do dis duty
A letter received at Boston from Halifax,
n. >. reports that MIR. Monroe was coming
home in the Revenge with the British ulti-
matum; that the British refuse to relin-
quish the privilege of searching for sea-
men; and that Admiral Strachau SUPER
cedes Admiral Berkeley on the Halifax
station.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
BOSTON, Nov. II.

Yesterday a vessel arrived at this port
in 81 days from Bcurdeaux.
This vessel brings corroborative accounts
OF the surrender of Copenhagen on the 9TH
Superintendent the possession ofthe Dan
ish feet by the British.
The Crown Prince, it is said, refused to
ratify the capitalization.
1t IS said also th1t new Decree has
been passed by the French government ;
The particular features Of which, have not
come to our knowledge; we are informed,
however, that it amounts To a sweeping
prohibition of intercourse with England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

Csnico was decided on the. BORDERS of \.
Carolipa,. for which place they set OF a.
boW7 O'clock in the morning, and arrived
ut the destined ground about II, when they
Immediately proceeded to business, stand
ing ut tho distance of eight PAGES and adj
vance after each fire; both missed the first
FIRE, then advanced and fired when both
were wounded Mr. e. lightly. G. it is
said m 1rtally. TIL. ball passed through
the 1es'iy part OF Mr. C's thigh. G.. Re-
ceived the ball little below the groin
the ball cannot he extracted"
tits currently reported that MIR Erskinc
has sold out the stock recently held by
lard E:skine in cur funds to large "a
mount.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
SENATE.

On Monday the motion, made on the 29tl,
of October, u refer that part of the mes
sage of the President which relates 10 cur
sea port towns and harborS, SC. was "a
greed to, and committee appointed con-
s'sting. of Messrs Mitchell, Adams, Stump
ter, Milledge and Robinson.
On Tuesday the bill making further'ap-
preparations For the support of the navy,
~. was ordered to third reading without
division.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

r--Es subscriber wi.h-a TO ssll Inc L&r41 ~
Plantation whereou re n presen, sesiaess
containing 200 acrcs well wa'crsd with scv, =
excellent springs. and convenient 70 iCrr capt;6
manufacturing mills - Also frga g Laat3Y<
ing two miles from tbc shove, on Tine t5astf
containing 40 acres, about so Of which g. r-ras
dow of superior quality The lands shcvn gn9
the terms made known By application 60
Hora,io T0rpins
Powha,an, 18th Nov, 1907. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

ND8UI.LA 7. GENERALS OFFfEE,
Richmond, Nov. I'm, 1917.
BY the general orders of the - h ti:iy
last, 1t is directed, among OTHER things. IN "a
"Coirect muster rolls and insprctipn -ss
turns Y the detQcfmenls Jron, me se2ss
raj diVtSionS, Jormirg fkc gnota Of ihfS
stare, ~ one hinidrcd dousor,d 9,iEsio, ;, IS
gWred by me President NJ IRE U,tf-H
NtGfeaj be made to tie Adiuan, General,
WHO'S, without delay, direcfca to TRANSMITS
copies to the Secretary Of War"
AS 1t was not expressly stated bv whoa
these returns were 20 be made, il v9s rSs
Pected, OF Course, that they wcu,d ba sors
Warded by the Brigade Inspectors (countePs
signed by the Brlgadier Generally to the
Major Generals, and by the latter To this
oifice. PreSuming that this course NAV
nave been intended to be pursued, am .n4
structed 10y the Governor to request, thaS
the returns aforesaid may be trasnitted to-
this office with as little further delay rs pos4
sible.
1t no such returns have tet BEEN made 20
the Major Generals. and as they have he eta
called tor by the Secretary of War, am
further instructed by the Governor, to res
quest, that they may be Immediately transe
mittcd to this office, directly from the Bril-
gadier Generals.
have the honor TO be,
With great respect,
Sir, your ob't gerHnht;
SAMUEL CCLEM u A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
Sale Of Negroes.

! X pur- uance &C deed cf trus' *. cr,cd 20 .,s
by Thomas Pollard of Amelia oouut 70 &C.,.
Gu the l,ayn'ent of a de6i therein a., n,:ored.
due TO Macfenucss Goode, she,' on the lC h DAY
"t D"oen'l'e' next, proceed e. sell at panvi'.e,
in Amsi a county, TO the high, st dJtr The FOL -,
lowing SLSJ rs 10 viz pa.liok AMI hn, TO
answer the purpose of S. i'd dit
lin. Po7peA, True e..
Novcr-ber Goth 1907. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
PdILADELPiiIA, Nov. 70.

BY the ship Western ], ader, arrived 90 this
port yesterday Frou' I.iVe'po,l, We have recoiv d
london Papers 70 the 20 n Ssptember The W.
Trader lsf, Liverpool on line % II Sept. ~ con-
pany vi n nuUlbcr Of a n,erican vessels. and
made Aer passage to the cspes of Delaware in
DO days
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
NOT ICE.

Z HE busjrcss heI,to:oFe cairicd or nv
= L0WNES L IFGRCE. vii in fyu,e bs
condu6 ed by he sebscr b-rs IN he ssue k.n.e.
woo re and ~ continue 40 be emr'y sup, led
WI n every ar,ic'e 10 rhei hne of ire hes oa,s,
hGy, which viii bc sold - 1.jcra,e TENS
JosEth Ioeeneg
HaLgm .TUtchtn2cn.
Eovombsr 81 1907 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

Bells Waehiy Mess-nger Der ship Swift. says.
"rePors WITHOUT number were Yesterday citcu-
la'ed in the CITY that the negotiation With An'e-
RIGA was broken Off, tha, Mr.. Monroe Ind sud
5cry SET out from London; and that We were
con'eqnen'iy to be immediately inv lived a wa
wild che uni,cd States. We b. iieve ,here ID no
soOadaI'on whatever Ior any ot tire ruu,1rs In
the hrs, place no 7nsw"r 70 the dsps,cnes from
Amerca has yet been d,'ive,ed 20 Nh Aonr {
by our government. In t7e second pace, even
had ne received -, ard Jhatn wzs un5a isfaaory
skill NJ. M9Nroc gould no, Immediately leave
this country. The answer. cf vhat ns;are So
ever, w'l! BE sent hack ny The Nsverg- .hat BROS
the Amt''o@n disp1cHcsi and VIZ. Mar-ce wi''
Ter'au he'c until The diifn euces between the tWa
governments Fre fua'iy abused Then, AMI
tFcn only. Mr. pncEnev ,vi succeed him as mi.
misc. from the ynre1 Saie-.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

The renort OF the prahahi!i.y ofhostiIi.ies BE-.
tween his country ard IN, RIGA r,ay the Liver
pool Chron'ce. Of Sept "a IS been revived.
iii eenscf"cncs Of NV Morrot'S n.ended depar.
turr. 'he csuzes Of Which sc 10 not profess 20 be
acquainted wih, brt c:ir r'dcsi -y,eHss are. t6ct
Sre 1iay bare ar irr:: osc fric-! in RE Eo-lG MIR
I5acEEe2 succs eds A3r Mor!os.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
ATTENTION. !

NE Battalion Court Of Eneui,y far the 4 -
) battalion 18th regimen, Is die6cd 20 be-
holden AZ the Rel Tavern IN tiis ci'y. on hur<1
Jay the 26,h nfthis n5nth. TO commence lis sir.
tings at ten o'e'cck a M
The Rais ION Court &C Enquiry for'he accord
haia'ion 70 n gmenl Is dmeeed 70 he h,ide-
at'he Wssbirgt-n Tavern in jhis cit,, On F day
he Il II Of tbs non'h, TO commerce IT'S strings
n ten o'c ock M
The adjourned r1ee'ing of t's Rss'h-s ,tsl
Cour' e. Enquiry IS dr. ft-d 10 be oi.ei. - tns
Bel lavera IN his ci'r. on Saturday A. 2Sta
in.,2nt. - commence -tie O'clock, p. N.
EzT&G from regiment ! ord.,s.
q " Dirrn,
Adjran, 20 h vreini, Regimen.
City II Richmond, Sov "a 1871
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

F'oai H.ffae.-Nunsrop l-:.crs s:-tc th9t
o,ieTs h1ve been received :heye from Ergi1rd
organize ;hs nii;;.=; and pus the f9rtifca,ior7
ia repair. CTe hundred Mill il we've rcrrlav;d
daily, ia assistance on he wuS- and large re-
Inducements were expeasd the:e. so say the
letteis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
NETWORK, Nov. II

The Swift, cant. Taher. arrived in thi; por,
]s't evening which left Liverpool en- the 90 h
H-F'enber, b'ings di-rstches from Mr. Nom. c
tor The sec"cta,y Ofstae Capt i informs ihat
on fhe ~ ms' in Ia 40. 40, long. o. spoke
sup Friendship, Williams, Of Salen, from Leg
hem, va Gibraltar OF: u davs who Informed
h;'1 ;ha'aN;AcU 6 vcsselshad ieftthe strcigh,s,
thai ut had spoken the U. =. brig Hcrret, and
pa,tcd with her of the Western Islands.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
UINSOLfIIIlIW.

'HE partnership of LowN-s q PE1Rce -
this DAY dissolved b. mmpai consent -
Al ners?ua having claiTnr a:ains' The r nm ars
rCquc7'cd 10 h''ng N lhoir accounts ~ se.,,cs
ncnt and those WHO are inuah ,sd 20 make ;an.
mediate laymeni unto either Of the SU. Sc, iJerss
FAHsS iowNEs
CoDwIS FETkcE.
R,chrnri Nov &c IRCZ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

ME subscriber wishe, 20 take. sn~ I'm ,c-
: commoda,c ten or twelve gent, re-, grrera :
bers or tis general as;emby on r0,cra.c rms,
occupying large house, S ~ IF he W.. son.
J.hT S. P'tasahis.
November SD 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

When re W r. lefy Liverpool, the d:Gercn.
ces between Inc u. .. and nc Eng ism govern
unent had N been adjusted Mr.. Mon,or had
not a tha: tone received fnal answer flom Ihc
British ministers
On ,iie Io'h October. about 14leagres west of
Scily, was b.ardcd bv he B,i'ish rrieae Anne.
1hys, and trea'ed politely. The lieutcoan, IN
Formed " that they we've cut elk days {. ON Jor-
bay on crui1c That the U. 6. schooner Re
venVe sailed r1r America with the ultinlalura OF
the BRITISH government That the Russians and
Preach &c Fl;e!y 20 go 20 was again ard a.. {
the English gnye'nmen, meant % retain posses
sion Of Copenhagen and the island Of Zealand,
notwithstanding hey had agreed 70 evacuale I;
an xix weeks alter the signing of the oa?itu att
on.--iuryfd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

Mr.. Curtis Bolton, Of Savannah, a pas
senger in the Swift, from Liverpool, came
up in pilot boat last evening from the
hook, and informs us, that he Left Liver
pool ON the 29th September; that Mr.
Monroe had taken his passage in the ship
Pocahuntas, for Baltimore, but owing to
a slight indisposition (occasioned bya cold)
he had determined not 70 conic out in the
above ship.-[DIer. I'D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

2 Y virtue Of deed Of trust exscute,i by
- Eset BToOn sc Charles Ci,g County, bear
ing date the I9h q September 1864 and record
ed in sad county, 10 secure the payment of 6f,y
seven rou1ds ard ihree farthings n JOHN Grew.
u will be SOLD, for ready money, It t',e dwell
ling house q s7id Esck Brown, The iO.h ~ of
next r7ort'' II taT, II no', 'hr next far 5e zero
HORSES, f,u- COWS, three FEtTt4s u
BEDS ari FURNITURE, yoke STEERS \,
Two YEAELIEGS and seventeen he'd cf
SHEFp, or 80 much thereof - NAV be tuAicit n,
70 satisfy che said claim and cos.
Jcsiua C,ew, 7yustee.
lT'h month och. 1907. VI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

ME subscriber viii accommodate %
n or = gentlemen Of the asse rbly. du ing ne
eusu!ng scssi II.
.h'eTandsr C2arri-r.
Move o7bcr 23d 1907. 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

The denomination Of religious people
called Methodists in the United States have
within one year sent ont 1O2 preachers
The number OF travelling preachers in that
society is about COO, and Of local preach
ers more than 1000. Thirty elders have
been ordained the last year The sum to-
tai Of members now belonging to that de-
nomination is IA, $40. r PouisoH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
Will he Sold,
Lands for Sale.

Maneher,.r. 70. % 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24

Prejudice mpst be sadly in want Of neans
70 Justify complaint, when in remarks upon
the Presidents message, it is an objection
chat he had no right to mention a thing
which he could not determine by his ON n
power. What Legislative power does the
President possess What right hos he TO
mention any thing 10 the legislature What
need OF Message Indeed so contemplate
is prejudice, that it has become a child, is
foolish, and IS too silly to trifie.--i6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-24
T 4s+~s~f ~e4~ /
~@%s - Z 7.s.
TO rHr MAJOR A~b PRi;iADfkR
GENERALS o. rHE MILITIA oE
VIRGINIA.

|DJUT.ZA r. GEi.ERIL's oEFfEg,
. Richmond, Nov. I'm, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
This is TO give Notice,

: " HAT the subscribers Of Alexandria conn-
fy,, in the district of Columbia, have OBJ
a.ined from the Orphans court OF sad county
letters testamenhry on the estate OF. RICHARD
SCoNwAT, late of the county aforesaid deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
oeased, ere hereby warned to exhibit theIa
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers,
ca Or before the 7th day of June next ensu-
ing, or they may by Law be excluded FROM all
isene6t to said estate, and these indebted thore-
Ito are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under bur hands this nth day De-
fceraber, 1906. CO
William Herbert,
Nicholas Fitzhugh, : Exy's.
Edmund /. Lee,
Esssuber ". ssawsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21

THE defendant Enoch Ward, not
having entered his appearance and given secn-
rity according TO the act OF assembly aad the
rilles Of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfactlon Of the court, Upon affidavit, that the
SAID defendant Enoch w ard, is not an intsabi-
>fant Of this district--on motion of the COM
plainant by his counsel, it ID ordered, thatthe
said defendant, Enoch Ward, do appear here
on the first day Of July term next and eiter
his appearance to the suit and giyesecaflty
Tor performing the tecfees Of thescourt; end
that the ,other defendant, Thomas Moore, do
not pay away, convey, or esecrcse, the debts
by him owing to or the.estate and effects In
IS hands; belonging 80 tie said absent de-
endant Enoch Ward, until the farfher order
or decree of the coult--and that a-copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in hotllofthe pub
lie newspapers published in this county for
tVo months successfully, and that another CO.
-py be posted at the front door of the court
house Of said county.
a true copy Test.
a.. Deneale, CT.
January 8. lawam
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
To be Rented,

TH HE two story FRAME HOUSE, on
i Riag-treet, nearly opposite to Mr..
James Eacon's store-Also the HOUSES GA
.yoaes's Point, formerly occupied by Mr. II
liam Patterson, with six or seven acres OF lsI-
adjoining, for one or more years, IS may be
agreed or-Also Gre or more acres OF the
marsh, and the upIaud adjoiniag next to Col.
Hooe's fence.--Any person o., persons alspo-
sed to build may have lot or lots 20 ieet by
100 feet, for ten years, at one .sia,lRg loot
ground reat; and at the end OF the ten ct
tcnSysars, he or they, his or their hsiRsss 49,
sisns, shall be entitled 10 arehewal ott,:c .eass
for ten years longer, on paying such ground
reslt as / e lot or lots slaA be worth in the O.
einion OF three impartial men, alt shall be en-
tilted forever TO a renewal of the lease at tie
expiration of each term of ten years On the
same conditions or they may have lots on q
moderate ground rent forever. Apply TO Mr.
John Tucker for the houses, and 10 the sub
scriber for the lots.
Stephen Ceoke.
s. IL ST.. q str oa,y yySy n a,ytc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
N . T ICE.

3 VTTILL be sold, at pablicls sale, on the 10th
wv of January, 1907, on the premises, a
two story Brick House, we'll calculated for a
store and the accommodation of a family, With
kitchen, smoak house, stables, and we'll OF
water in the yard, to ,ether with the Lot of
,Ground on which they stand, containing one
ana quarter acres, well situated for garden
and Grass lot, being on the m an stFeetin the
s ogn of .tVlterf5rd, an excellent stand tor
retail store--the property OF the late Israel
Thompson, deceased--tile time OF payment
ilsps> made known on the day OF saie.--Ah
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are warned to exhibit them With the
vouchers for settlement, ard those indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate pay
Iaent to 49,
Jonah Thompfon,and Esrs.
James Moore,
London County, Dec. 80. 2awels
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Pursuant to decree Of eae circuit court nor
the chst2lcs OF So.unois, neid at Ais Aa.l-
dria, AID lac iass. Vii OF BcnIaalAa sAises,
deceased ns executars offer tor SAFE,
Z Fy1IAr g4l4a6le Pro1herty at the cornsi Oh
II Ains Aaa ralsiax-streets' PART OF w saa
s Is occupied oy CHARLES Bennett. the ios.ex-
leaas ~ fses GA Asas ana 20 feet on rairiaA-
street, is saojscs Is a ssnt charge OF 50 dollars
per Alnala
In those whs we desirous, either of secur-
Ia "a god staad tor business, or ye5EinS taeir
uasaey a rsa estate, tnis Is = most lnsithiss
spiece of properly. A sTaall part OF tae money
vii oe required Ia naal or IL an approvel
( note at so laJs--o the balance a iioefai ess-
dit will Be s.iysa. For tsras apply to eitasr
OF sas executors or to Benjamin onreye
Wnlian Patton,
Edward Stabler, Ears.
John lanney, J
Nnuass,her %. CAV 4
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LAND TO lSEN /.

r WILL LEASE fora term of years, twc
Tenements, partof the tractpaa which /
I. live, each containing about aso acres, cleared
and enclosed, for cash rents, or to rasn good
characters and possessing a sufficient number
of hands to cultivate the land, for SHIRE oftAe
crops. Immediate possession may be had sf
part ofeach tenement, with liberty to get Woed
3 from the other lands of the subscriber for sH
necessary purposes.
3 II vii also rem Jo7- one or more gears,
The Fishery at the Mouth OF
Douge Greek.
Bushrod Wals,ngtea.
Nernt venAon, Dec. ass 1aw