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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13
JAMES BACON

JAMES BACON
.4ths GRocGRY Store, on Kfng-&treet, las
addihon9o ks. 5farn1er stock, easaea
a ffeih Supply of Geaaine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
Ae mozv egers for sale, on his uss:al lozu terms
Muicoyado Sugars, .ofv arious qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder, I
Imperial, TEAS,
Eyson, particularly, salect-.
s 5 s;:;; s5:': and family { :; IS.
Best green Coffee, =
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon,s W ~. Is. )
TenerifEe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old port]
Cognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
CID Jamaica Spirit, for family use. .,,f
Antigua, st. Cfoix, st. Ninccnts, and New
! England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
NIolasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, .cassia, pimento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley
rice,s starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt end
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petre, fotant
indigo, alum, copperas, nadder, brimne,sto
spinning cotton, patent saot all sizes, best en-.
ghsh and country made 2gunpowdes, segars,
and ,smoaking tobacco, very best chewing to-
,bacco., -asss.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes. tags3tSi 81 49,
!, London mustard, warranted of a superior
quality, Dixon'sab ditto, wrapping paper
demijohq's, &c. &c with generally every ar
|, tiele IN his lne--the whole of which have beer
| selected with care, and will be disposed of on
the very lowest terms.
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HE SUBSCRIBERS

Being desirous Of bringing the affairs TN. D.
firm Of THOMPSON and WEIGH ~ %''
fuat close, 0;RE.ER.FOR sale the t'n,
ing
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Alexandria May s.
For Sale Or Rent.

MY. L.A.a.D, TOBACCO WARE-HoU
S IVl SEES, and other buildings at Boyd1s-
Hole;a at present in the occupancy OF Mr..
John w Undertake Possession may be had
the first Of April For further particulars ap-
ply to MIR. gKflliam r. Grymes, near the place,
Mr. rrliAiam Weddsr5aaa, of Alexandria, OF
the subscriber.
.Eitzhugh.
February q. 2awtf
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Freight Wanted.
For q, aeu chooaeas Of 1000 barrels, & s
To any ofthe WindWafd Islands
or Llsbon.
she will Be At Alexahdria in FIVE days.
Apply to
Rdanisny's zvharf
Mays
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"a =. - -

IVY virtue of deed Of trust from General
HENRY LEE, for securing to WILLIAM
LupwELL LEE, deceased, the payment OF
debt of sixteen thousand six hundred and SIX
ty-six dollars and sixty-six cents, with lnter-
sest thereon from the 18th day of April, 1928,
and uponsthe request. Of the legal representa-
tiyes of the said W1LLtAM LuDwELL LEE,
deceased, shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, he following :.
Tracts of Land,
At The periods hereafter melltioned--thss rs
to say
One Tract Of LAND, stated to
contain sixteen hundred acres, called" By
taioe IM1rsh,' lying in the county of Frede-
rick, together with moiety ofthe Mill apon
the said tract-at Winchester, on tie 4th day
of May next
And all the Right, Title, Interest
or Claim of the said HENRY LEE and WIF1,
to Ave hundred acres, lying in Fairfax coun-
ty, at the mouth Of Difficult Run, On the west
side thereof, at or near the great falls OF Fo-
tonac-at Fairtar Court lfouse, on the 18th
day of May next.
It is expected that persons wishing to pur~
chase either Of the above tracts, VIII previous
ly view the same.
Bushrod Washington,
TRUSTEE.
January so. 2aw
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e Owing to the late heavy

rains which have ia a great de- zee rendered
the creeks impossible, the parles concerned
find if impossible to attend the Sale OF a
&" Tract of Land stated to contain sixteen huns
/. elred acres, called g BuGcloe lAfarsh,," "
/. ing in the county of Frederick, together
/. with Moiety of the Mill upon the said
* Tract" as advertised to- be sold;at VIII
chester en the 4th instant.--Noace IS Ae'e6y
gsoen, That the said sale is postponed untilth
SECOND sNF0N-D.dYin JUNE neat, being
the sth day cf that month, at which time the
sale will positively take place in the said town
Of Winchester.
Bushrod Washington,
TRUSTEE,
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VI IIAM il II 8 II n T. 4

VIII LIAM II Als 81 HORNE:
4 Has for Ssse,l y5
Two pipes and two quarter ca SIX L1 o.
BOW HIVE.
q Also,
"a LOT OF GROUND, on Yater-street,
near Duke-street, next door to Joha Muncas-
ster's, IS feet front and 90. feet deep, bounded
by an alleys feet wide on the nofrn side, and
one .ofs6 feet on the back THERE'S as.house
on the front and one on the back part OF the
lot-subject to a ground rent OF fifty -nine dol
lars per annurn. Myprire for this lot is four
hundred dollars. in marine insurance shares,
at par The ground rent will pay up to tins
present month.
s mo. 9th. ~ : : aN ..
To be Rented,
A three story Brick Dwelling and w are
house, On King and Henry -streets-togeth
or separate. Likewise, ON the opposite SIDE,
two story Brick Dwelling-House.
For terms aililty to
Jonathan and NJ. Schoheld.
May l.. 80
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IMPERIAL UY ASE.
Alexander, emperor Of all The Russians,
q SGo, GG2c.

Alexander, emperor at all the Russians,
eSs SIC.
Our manifesto of the aoth Of August,
declared the situation Of our affairs with
the French government. A, that period
of our hostile situation, Prussia first tenn.
ed barrier between us, and the French
tyrannised over various parts OF Germany,
But soon after, the FIRE Of war blazed
out 10 Prussia also after various disasters
and important losses on her part, our own
dominious on the frontier are cow threat
ened with the fame. To Russians accus.
torned to love the glory Of their coustry,
and to sacrifice every thing to it, II is
unnecessary to explain how unavoidable
these evils made the present war. Honor
unshea,hed our sworG for the protection OF
Our allies How much more justly must
il be drawn for the defence of our owp
safesy,s Before these events coald sp-
proach our frontiers, we took at an early
period, every measure 10 be ready to meet
them. Having, in good time, ordered
our army to move beyond the frontiers,
we have now commissioned our general
field marshal Kamensky u command II,
and to act against the enemy WITH all ne
forces entrusted, to him. Wa are assor-
ed, all our faithful! servants will join as IN
fervent prayers to the Almighty, who d.
reas the fare of states, and the issue OF
battles, that he may take our righteous
cause under his all powerful protection,
tha, his victorious strength and blessing
may direct the Russian armies employed
for rspellng the general fee Of Europe
We are caahdent thar our faithful snhjeets.
of the government of the frontier will, ID
the present circumstances particularly, re
double the proofs of their attachment and
their zeal for the common good and 'ha'
un.haksn by fear or dslusiye promises,
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WE large size of the sth vol. and tie

NtlE large size of the 9Th vol. and tie
4 quantity Of highly interesting mater It
contains, together with tie nes. and accula5e
execution OF the ehgravings, viii it is nopc:
be an ample apology to subscribers fci TIC
long delay Of publication Tire mastery nlslr.
ner IN which the character OF our beloved &c.
neral, the illastrious founder OF Cur liberties
Is drawn, must Be hjg:iy grateful to ali tbs
true friends OF these United States as wei!e IS
to his own. The unsuliisd purity and int, rity
OF MS motives, steadiness ana sell recc..e OF.
in the hour of danger and distress. the tonol5
able dlslnterestedess which this history uiq
plays, now rendered more conspicuous by II
cent events, mark the truly gre,t msn, vii.
hold up his name to the admiration OF all ir@
ture ages, and enroll his name among tie beg
benefactors of mankind! awh7lst those of Iii
enemies are lost in everlasting oblivion :
Such gentlemen as was.i for eories OF the
Life Of H,ashington, may ne accommodated IN
any kind of binding. by leaving ti.elr nAraes
with the subscribed, King-strcet.
James Kennedy, seq
March 80. cost
~ Jfw PORTRAITS Of the G
NERAL for. iale as abcUe.
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lanes Mcclure
T u I T I @ n.

TEHE subscriber returns lis most gratefsl}
/. thanks to ne inhabitants OF this toWr
and its vicinity, for their patronage and hoe
rality towards him, and begs leave to INFORM
them, respectively, that he continues to te'sEt
SCHOOL at his Academy, on hlhg-stletts
opposite Err. George Deneale}s; where wll'
be taught as usual, reading, writing and tllth~
metic, common, vulgar, and declmsi geo"
metry /; trigonometry, plain and spherical s.
surveying, book keeping; mensuratlon Ia
vigation, &C. Young gentlemen desllous OF
becoming acquainted with any. OF the aooVe
arts, viii meet with due attention from
CIV, Carlo
March 81.
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ULondon, 1anuary S, 1907.

y u.
"We had yesterday the agreeable news
the United States and England, by Msssrs.
Munroe and Pinckney 90 cur part, and
lords Holland and Auckland on the other.
Oureom aaissioners haga had nanydlGsul.
ties to contend with less perhaps on the
part OF the British government than Of the
people. England laf: almost alone to de-
fend the world, againstan universal onnin-
ion aud universal tyranny, has found only
10 the supremacy of her navy, the extent
Of her commerce and the destruet1oa Of
that OF her enemy, resources to enable her
to Sc. some bounds TO the ambition of DO.
naparte. Whatever therefore would weak
en- her commerce, unmsn her navy, and
preserve the remains Of her eneaiys trade
and colonies, are subjects extremely deb.
cate at the present desperate crisis.
g ministry no. firmly seated by .ae,
cess or long experience, cannot fail TO
tremble a. The idea OF alaE nlng the preju.
d;ees of the people.
. . If .hesaaore in America, we should be
disappointed in our hopes can freely
declare that my expectations are exceeded.
Ali that is necessary is acknowledged,
if something yer should be required for
eonvsaien:e, it .aay perhaps, be undsr.
stood.
81 am happy on this occasion TO ex.
press my conviction OF the talsn,s, zeal
and coincidence OF sentiments in our mi
nis;ers mere. They deserve our gratitude
for they have justified oar confidence.
q | trust shat deed OF public benefit
will net be Judged by us on local motives,
and ,has an act formed by two of the sblest
and most virtuous men Of opposite parties
will be constituted only as II relates 10 the
public good. l am certain taat this con
yeuton will be little rslshed 10 England.
In the choice Of their negociasors we have
been fortunate. Lord Holland the nephew
of Mr. Fox, entered heartily into the views
Of his unsle. I he slcknsas and death CT
the latter, retraded the progress OF The
negotiation, bur it has been settled % the
principles of he party 81 little time
aore, and that party will be in opposition
and the GrenviIles or Pit. party, will BE-
disposed rather TO resist than to grant
Let those then who may decla,m against
this convention, declare if they shink that
war with Eogland would be naore advan
taseous to US. Fer this was HE Only al.
,ernative. if the nonimpertaiion act had
existed one month, without the presence
cf commissioners here, war would have
ensned."
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they will tread with frmness the same path
in which, under the projection OF the
laws. and of a mild government, they
have hitherto enjoyed tranqpill and uos
disturbed property, aud shared o sfe uniss
yersal prosperity OF the whole empire.
Lastly, VIC are conadtn, hat all the.
children Of the land. retlrg on he help
of God, onsthe vafor Of fou' .feyps aud
sa the known experience CT thsir ,eaoer,
will spare no sacrifices, no forts, which,
PATRIOTISM and the safe y OF oar country
may demand.
81. Rets1s5urg, Neg. 20, 1906
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N Q T l c E.

4 T meeting of the Directors Of the Lii
[ : tie River Turnpike Company. on he
25th March, lSo7-Ord6red, that tie siocA
holders on the additional shares lately sur
scribed Ia the Little River Turnpike Ccn:l@
ny 90, andtaey are hA eby required, to L ak
second payment TO tie treAsure! Or s,Ic
company, OF Ten DoAiars On each share By
them respectively subscribed, by the first caH
OF May next ensuing tie a,te I.eSeoI
Jonah 1'hompfon, I tasa'ers
March &c, 3taW in
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g A Card.

Mr.. GENERIS has the honor to
inform the Ladies and gentlemen OF .Alexan-
dria, that his next BALL will lie on " ea, sag
evemnS, the Est Of April He lopes tie Las
dies will do him the honor Of Attending.
March so. = Fh st
{ So No gentleman svzu be hsrnittedt to dance,
with boots on
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NEWPORT.

The following are extracts from a letter
received 10 this town, from gentleman
whs has resided 10 London during our
late negotiation withthe British govern.
ment, < whose access to the best sources
OF information render his observations
important.
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Lumber Yard.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
q friends and the public in gereraE} that
he has established a kumbe,, Yard adjoining
Colonel Ramsay's wharf where he ihtendS
keeping constant supply Of the TEST nnaterl@
ais in that line, and will sell low fer cash Or
on short credit.
James Mcclure
March ls. DAT colin
". r. He continues the Bouse-Jair~rs
business and from his knowledge il that line
will pay particular attention to any ofdeis io,.
Lumber that he NAV receive.
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Life at Wa1hzngtou,
VOL. 5th, WITH THE MAP.

Is Just received and ready for -dehucry TO sub.
sc'z6ers in .zseaaugtia md = uicini.g.
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VIII be Sold,

T. tAc highe5, bdAer. IN Wednesday tNe 6,h
c Dsoember next, CT fair, if no., the nexl
fai, day., all tte
HomeioM 81 KHhcn Furniture,
STOCK Of all kinds, the Crop Of CC2E
FODDER, &c be'oneius to The estate Of Re.
ter Baker decd. an'oug which ar some yery
y,''ab,e high b.55led Colts, an excellent large
d 5vss c'0ck and a Ten Plate Stnge.
TIE sa)e viii iahs place 81 Dover. he late
fcsidcrcc &C the d,c,a edl--Tems of t1ic viii
he. pre months oredi, m all sums above ten
4 asrs, Tie puTchaserto give bond and security,
th carry interest," from The date il not ppu0uaiy
tsi1--lor sli sums under ten dollars cash viii be
required.
CuRIsTFNIA BASEs, Xxx.
Dover, 6 3ochland, Noy. 10, 1897. IDS
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A@RDTgARR, TRoMWoMGRRY and
CUTLERY STORE.
BREAM So TOILET


st tbs :ign Of RE 4npi!, NGin street. RicSrcrs.
5';Te 'ece'vea. b. .5s latest arrivals toa Lo.-
aon and Livs'f pool, Se,y large and General
Assortment ot
Hardware, Ironmongery, Cutlery,
ss'c,
bbie5 Will bs sell! lets fIt Cash, or s1 q short
credit A'sones, gph,c5 dre--
HAaPENT Es's. ininer's, coopcris, shoemaker's
~ e other mechanical Tools shcet IRON. sheet
copper and copper bottoms. lin plates, iron, brass
andcopper W rc; building materials nails, tacks,
bfads, locks * hinges. house bells bel wire, & :.
b'net niouniings, surveyors c"mpasses, chains;
< cases OF mathematical instruments gun locks.
gun and pistol fiints, bear wolf, fox, rat and
mouse traps, shot, bar and sheet lead, pots and
Kettles, bake pans, tea kettles, chatting dishes
book TIN coffee pots, Srit,a ana metal tea pots.
table and Tea spoons, knives and forks. pewter
dishes. plates and basons. dish covers, plate
warmers, p's;e baskets, tea kettles with lamps
and cocks. oaud!es,icks and snu3ers ire IRONS.
and-sons, coai hods, cinder sificrs, Tenders,
trivits or fOotDeu, smoothing irons. grid irors,
warmers, patent lamps, house lanterns, small
h7nd lanterns, clock pins, curtain holders, brass
nails, fish hooks jews havps, brass cocks. knit
ting needles. Dariiet;'s old pa;en, needles IVORY
and horG combs, button moulds, icpau'd ware,
scissors, zen and jack knives, razoTs and .szor
i''-~s1 '-@Ss S'ia,sh, SHdNlhS OoScs ana brushes.
Curing tcng:, curriers' knives and s,ees. srsc,a
c'es cases, coffee mills, corn mills, scaie beams
:; weighs, money scales, steeyards, cork screws
hair and wire selves, vertical Jacks and screens,
mn. cross.cuS and pit saws, jack screws, Seg.
man seel, wedding x garden hoes, garden ,akes
scythes and sckies, straw knives, grind stones,
marbles with great variety OF o.her articles
too tedious 10 enumeraie.
ALSO
20 Kegs IF gun pswder, double battle CAMS.
verpowdeF, liver aud paint oil, boiling cloths.
gluei - pipes 9TH proof cogniac brandy, Window
glass, paints. putty, g!aziers' diamonds, best
seine twipe, wraPoing twinc, patent Windsor
5Eaving soap, Sparial, aeg1rs, prime pork New.
York iaspett;or, oid hiet corr, a few pieces low
priced brs CO hs and yellow and white Rarnels,
and few pines best Newly ork & Anchor Gin.
ehmond, Navsmoer, 1867. 4w
DYvr;ae If a deed OF JrusI executed to the sn5.
- scsibe,s OF The Sen dag of April last, bv
Peytcn Sannder,, For ,he purposes therein men.
tiou'd, viii he sold, az The font door OK The Ea.
gle Tavern, or Monday The 7th day of next
rcrih hesvctn the hours of II and o'clock
for ready money, t,Io valuable TRACTS Of
LAND. lyirg aud being N Buckingham county,
one Of them containing two hundred and thir
tt'eight Aces, this tract is adjoining the lauds
cf i.innaeus Boiling, John Drum John Lips.
comb an5 James Hudgcus, on nH(iloc crecl; -
ne Other act Containing four hundred ACRES
and adjoining the lands of I'm Harris. Raney
Chas'ain, Nancy Allen and Charles Csui We
shall convey on nile TO said lands, only as t,us.
tees. THOMAS LADD
JOHN TOMfKlNS. 1'"S'ee''
lIih Mo. 4th. 1907. tds
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I'm 'ayeher' } 7ryst..,.
Nov. OH, 1907. %.

Hf V.f'ns - tSsd OF gust executed 20 MS by
- vc5cg =. a rcher. of Pov,hatan county. 20
secure We payner' of two dehts due to Allan
G1pm x Co and Clrin, Cooke & Co of said
coun'Y amounting 70 rntec hundred and forty
seven pounds four sh'llinss and seven pence
"i'n iu'eTss: nom the dstc CT said deed; will be
scl5. me following PROPERTY VIZ. one Ger
t7ia trad o. parcel Of LAND, Containing forty.
two aces which said Aronyf purchased Of
'aenty vi Wharton, and adjoining powhatan
,o"r house iraet. and also one Negro Woman,
C'Mntr the property of said Archer, the At h
-sj "5 December next at Povhatzn conr,bousc.
q la'isty the said deb,s ,oge' her with all char
Ses attending the execution ,hereof.
I'm. II Cooke, J T..
Jaco6 AIcAaur, 1'HSfeeS'
Nov Gan, 1867. gy
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nv virtue Of deed OF trust executed % me 5y
H'cho9ld Cary Randolph Of Gooohland
co"9V, 10 secure The payment of debt cue
sarrel Hauis Of Powhatan county, smonu,ins
10 one hundred and fly three hounds egh cen
shiings, with interest from the date ct SAID ip.
tunrnent !; VIII he sold the following PROPER.
iY,v'z. eae Negro Woman, Nelly, and her sen
John. and Mua'to Girl Prigcila, the proper
y oi SAID Randolph. 10 the highes. bidder. for
cash. On Friday the if,ees,h Of January, 1898.
., Jefferson, 20 satisfy the SAID debt. together
with al costs and charges attending the execu.
zion ct SAID trust
Alban GilPin, trustee.
Nov. 9th, 1907 ids
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Hampton Sidney College,

NE Trustees wish to inform the public. that
y they have lately engaged the Rev. Moses
Hoes OF ShePpards Town in this state, TO re-
move to the College, and TO yake charge Oft rs
freadsnt They wish also 20 give notice. that
the buildings are in a comfortable state of re.
pair, and taat boarding and tuition for students
continue 1T the usual rates.
Prince Edward, I9th No.. 1907, 6w
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'-Ieste,
Peter Tinsley, c. C.

Commandments Office, Richmond, SID Nor. 1907.
THE parties will take MOTTO, that have ap-
pointed the eighteenth day of January next 10
carry in'e ehed the foregoing decre,al order of
Inc court; on which day tteir attendance is re-
CURED 1t my Office in this city with their ac.
counts and vouchers ready for examination and
settlement, and with copies OF the court papers.
Samuel Greenhow. Nj. G..
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FALL GOODS.

K[RB2, DRAKE So TRITON,
A RE now receiving by the Ship Rolla, from
IA London, a le'gs aud handsome assortment
OF FAsHIONABLG GOODS, lselceied by
partner of the h~usG.l
AMONG WHICH ARE
London SupeT6ne Cloths, CGsinieTcs, aud Tel
line,s, superior quality.
Ceutlemen's Patent silk and Beaver Hats.
Children's Trafalgar and Erskne do.
Elegant Leno Piqust and Sewed Musns.
Do Robes ard Dresses.
Colored Italian Grapes for Ladies' Dresses.
Sill, Cotton, Ind Wors.sd Ho.iry.
Irish L.irnens Lawns AMI shee,ings.
4-t Cotton Stirling, very fac.
LADIES' Kid Shoes.
Calhcoes, CambriCks, Chambrays, Cotton ard
Thrscd Laces, &c.
And in daily expectation of receiving by me
Prattcuess frcn Liverpool, a large assortment,
ofsCOARSE WOOLENS, and all of which
will be sold very low. wholesae and retail. for
sash. or on short credit 20 puoctuAi customers.
Richmond Sep,ewbcr 80. i8O7. ,f
OK virtue cf \ deed Of res; -Xscuicd . us BY
A. Arbrcgc Dudley of King wi am county. to
secure ieh, due by The said hrtrcse Duiisy
to,3enismi1 Mosby, assignee OF William Dau.
ds;jes-We shat procct. 20 sell. for ready clsh
fcr the 5cs, 0rice irae can nc Obtained on the
premises, he 9Th day cf Ianu1sv rrx,,
II certain Tract or Parcel Of Land,
Lying and beiug IN the county OF King William,
bsing he sane en- ehicn the sam Dudley now
resides. & the s3nre vyhich 'hcsaij Dprlsl pay
chased % William paudriAge, con airing 500
acres, or SO much thereof IS VII be suaicier, 20
pay ,ne sum OF fout huodrei hounds current
money with legal interest the'eoT fro1i INC Is,
dsy Of Ap,ii, 1907 till pavmcHI. ,og,ther wish
I'll exrcnsss syte atiins the cxccutior ;hcreOE
HE.EN'D. L;pSCOM8.
ENTH-L FIX.
SANe 49, .de
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LIND
III tie state Of oiio-For SALF.

1R tNE Stttc " SHtO-FOT CdLE.
THE lnbscrIber wishes to sci l. Z yaiuat's
TRACT Cs Lh:5D, ~ the ate 4 Ohio.
containing l-c9C acres. Iris uac' is of excel
Ien, eu2iy the suSscsibeT mas uujsr-toct e.,v1
mos resrcaab's i otrator T. lies IN Deer
c-aek, branch Of ;oe Scotia. ab,a' l6 1>nss
lo~- Ctdicotue. In p veil settled Nc shbnrfood,
sud IS v.ry ccogeuiert 10 The rade Of Ia; OHIO
JIe viz dispose of - 70, cash. or on shot
credit, foy no'c7 vcEn' .,ba az he Bank &C Viz
g.G;a. or will cSchaHS" It for properly in The
ciSy oe Richmond. Al Euqoestionab'e iilr. with
gene, u warau.y vii! BE made 70 the purchaser
VIZ. MUaroRp
Richmond. Sent. u, 1907. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-27

r. Office is hereby given, that a
. petition will be presented 10 the next &C.
neral Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Wiz.
GINA. pray ng that the right OF the said common.
wealth 70 the rsal estate Of VIM. F. Ast. dec
who died in;cs;a,c, may be released for the be-
neht of his Nephew, Henry J. Arahod. who
is an alien, having only resided three years IN
this state, the whole of that time in this civ.