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demanding two fecures is the general cuftom, he
fhould have admitted le(s than FIVE: thus 70 COM
Plea,y rstering down the tefponlbilty. as to make
the incidental lois Of each fecurity only 1000 Dolls
And now for few 9ueiiions 20 Mr.. Robert An
ley.-When you viiited the Col of " afhington coun-
ty, with whom it feems you were previou1y aequain-
ted i. Florida, lin the Genet expedition y Why did
you pretend to be acquainted with Col. Burr's
fehemes, and when afterwards the court houle,
deny all acquaintance with them why did you
tempt enli0 the Col. the ide of Col B. by play
ing upon his favourte patton that of feeling the Span
iards diipofleAed of Florida! Why did you allure him
that this was the principal obje of Burrs Witt to the
Tombigbee And why, when he Intercepted you
about Col. BIS. refources for this enterprise, did
you fay, tina, Col B. had fome ,houfands of dollars
at his command? And lsttly, why did Col. B. HIM
ief attempt to play upon the fame propenity, in the
bofoms Of his military elcort, when night he
was laying down amoneh them, and liftening to
conversation that was going on, rsipeeing attempt
one of them had affixed to make, retake Anne
rieau vellel from the Spanards the Mobile, he far
ted up, and fophittcally and emphacally obferved:
Strange that men like you, fould be dragging me
from place to place without any warrant for only
being iuPeeted to be attempting do the very thing
which you yourieves confef you have actually DONE
You have reli(ed the Sranards: and 10 would |.
a FRIEND OF TRUTH.
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DIED-on Tuefday morning the 9TH infant, at
the Exchange in the Borough Of No,T folk, his way
to France, for the benefit OF his health, Lewis liar
vie, Efq. of,his city, member of the Executive
Council of State, and elder fon of Col John Harve,
decd.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

In louiia county, Mr.. DAYTON had majority over
bis oPponent Col. Mercer, of l.S yotes.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY ELECTION.
Fer CcagreG.
ii [

The Poll will be kept open. this day in obedience
totthe exiting election law. Very few votes hows-
YER are expected by either party.
Mefrs. holland and Rozell, will be eleSle ed TO the
State Legislature.
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peifsats returned to farce iaA. e.E.;qg C. l@srs;,-
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THOS. Adds EMMETT.

I Mr.. King, when lad, was a fervans 10 and
"o's the livery I" Sir John iemplv, the near rela-
t'7e t" Mr. En'n'ef ALERT this iat ru the authori-
= o. a Feis' Sabe gentleman III this CITY
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II is faid that on Monday evening laa, Certain
'StieTal gentlemen heid private meeting, Ut which
t,.ey agreed 10 withdraw or caufe TO be Withdrawn
ifom MIR Emnie; Jfdra! rrofc!Eonal bu!ines put in
10 his hands. and, as in the glorious times Of IS, to
combine to &c INN ell the peeuniary injury i'll their
lo"er. EDIToR.
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LONDON, March S.

We haze istuite Plsaiure IN being able to an
r0unce the arrival OF Meiiengcr, this moraing,
from Pee fbursh with the Official Accounts q:
= incI.r linn of
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The new parliament met yeaerday, but no.
thing more was done than the eleeting Speak
er. Mr.. Abbot was unanimously chofen, eve.
~ member bearing teftimony to the ability, the
independence, and the attention with which he
has discharged the duties Of that great office
during the two lalt parliaments. There were
about goo members preient in the Houfe of Com
mons. The number Of Peers that took their
oaths and feats in the Houfe of Peers was very
great.
ELsiNEvR, June 1e.
Private ktterJ-A report is in circulation
that battle has been fought between the Ruff.
tian and French armies, in which the latter
were defsated--we are without any correct in
formation on this fubjed, but our beft hopes are
for its confirmation.
ST. PETERsBvRGH, May 9.
The Gazette of this city contains lit of
l2s officers who were killed at the battle of
EyIau. 1t alto gives the names of Is officers
who died of their wounds.
General Tufchow has been appointed to the
command of the corps. which was under the Or
ders of the General Elfen who is indifpofed.
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Till they left abou. thoufand men upon the

'till they left about thoufand men upon the
field.
Major. Geueral Wsnchop's detachment was
competed of the SIT Regiment, and the Chat
feurs Brtanniques. The following lift of the
killed and wounded, in the attack of the SIT of
March, we believe to be correct.
Officers kMel-Maj. Gen. Wauchop; capt.
John Robertfon, 3lf Regiment; capt. Sara
court, Chafleurs Britanniques; Lieutenant Da-
MEL, do.
Officers aVomnded-Brig. Gen. the hon. -
Meade; Captains Hawihaw and Dowdal, 3lf
reg. Lieutenants E. Knox, Fearon, Thornton,
Sheldon, Ryan, do. EnGgn Kirby do--Capts.
Duhautoy, Dechantz, Confinement, Caloune,
De La Fette, ChaGeurs Brtanniques; Leute-
nants Lemaitre, ]. De Spitz, Default, Klinger,
do. Adjutant Bonfingault, do.
=. Rank and File killed, 100; wounded, $50
Total, 42o.
Of the more ferrous and bloody affair which
took place on the 18th of April, government it
is Csid have not received the particulars, though
mail arrived yeterday from Malta, which
might have been expected to bring them. Our
lois on that day however, is eftimated at the
leaf at thoufand men.
The 18th, the s5th, and De ROLES regiment,
in conjunction with the remains of Gen. Wau-
chops detachment fought the battle in the vi
einty of Rofetta, and the laft mentioned of the
three has fuffered feverely. Col. M'Leod of
the 18th is reported mfing, Majors Moore and
Fegelfang of the 18th and De ROLES regiment
were wounded.
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BALTIMORE. Ausuft L..

BY the arrival of the fhip Pallas, captain Eve
ritz in ~ days from Liverpool, we have receive
edour regular files of London papers & LIoyd's
Lifts to the evening of the esd of June inclu-
1ve-nineteen days later than before received.
The mott intereftiDg articles have been feleeted
for the Commercial Advertijer of this evening.
1t is ftated, that a misunderstanding having
occurred between the Emperor Napoleon and
his brother, the King of Holland, the latter
has abdcated his throne, and gone to Italy.
The new Parliament of Great Britain was o.
pened on Monday, the e2d June and the Right
Hon. Charles Abbott unanimously chofen fpeak-
er of the Houfe of Commons. 1t was expected,
that motion would be offered on the fucceed-
ing Friday, calculated to try the frength of
parties.
We find nothing in the papers relating to af-
fairs with this country.
Price of Stocks on the 2sd-per cent. cons.
for money-do. for opening "a l-s-s per cent.
red. SO rs 6s-Omnium 81 l prem.
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BY ADJOURNMENT, AND HELD
AT THE CAPITOL IN THE HALL OF THE
HOUSE OF pELEGATEs,) FOR Fl G Fl
X e II S 0 " AGAINST THE UNITED
STAIRS.
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SAVANNAH, Auguft 4

Captain SHAW, of the fllip A6eona, who ar
nved he,e on Friday laf, from Copeuhagen,
informs, that few days before he failed, intel
Igence of the furrender of Dantzic to the
French, had reached that place. The terms of
the equalization were not precifely known. 1t
was ftated that the garrifoR were to be permit
ted to retura to their homes, on condition of
not ferving again during the prefent war; that
the place was utterly deftitute of proviiions and
1npplies completely frutrated by the vigilance
of the beiegers. The lofts of the French du-
ring the iege, was eftimatei at $4,000 men !:
that of the Pruffians and Ruffians was likewife
comfortable, but fomewhat lefs than the
French.
The fall of Dantzic, and the belief that pre-
vailed, in confequence of the late armiltice, of
Sweden's being about to take part with France,
had greatly affected the trade of Copenhagen !:
Little or nothing was doing there.
The Grand armies fill retained their pofiti-
ons. The great Deceive battle was looked for
daily.
Capt. Shaw left Copenhagen about the sth
June.
The celebrated Able Maury, now Cardi-
nal, has been permitted to return to France,
and was lately re-admitted a Fellow of the Sc
cond Clafs of the National Inffitute, which ex-
a6tfy correfponds with what was formerly CAL
led the Aeademie Franeoi5e, of which he had
been diftinguiihed Member. This re-admiffion
created 70 great an intereft throughout Paris,
that the crowd at the fitting was executive, and
numbers, though provided with tickets, could
not gain admittsnce. Able Scard, the worthy
fuccefior of the good Able L'Epee, at the In
ftitution for the Deaf and Dumb, prefided at
the Meeting.
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LONDON, June IA.

DeRrut7ion of the Dutch Shipping at Batapia.
From the private journal of capt. Weary, from
Batavia, it appears that the Batavian frgate
Maria Reygerfburgh, of ~ guns, was taken by
Sir Edward Pellow's fquadron. The extent of
the deftruction of the fhipping may be judged
of from the following extract.
The following venels were burnt near the
batteries, viz.
Frigate PfGnix, SO guns brig Adventurer
20 do Zeaploeg (Seafower) Ii do. States Vef
fels.
Frgate AmeReyn, force unkr own flip Pa
triot, Is guns; brig Ceres, force unknown ;
Company's fhips.
Brig Snelheyd (Swift) force unknown.
Ship Deugdzoomhayd (Probity) force IN
known EAT Indian, do. Zuider Pole, (South
Pole) Prufiian do. F; private ihips.
And four or FIVE at leaf, whole names are
unknown.
On the eaft fide of the bay were burnt the
Andromeda and Debora, the two fneft fhips in
lava, both which belong TO the Governor of
Samara, and another large fhip, the name un-
known. During the engagement fome Of the
American velIes were Obliged to Zip their Ca
bIes and run ont to keep clear of the f1ot,
which few thick about them.
During night the fky was awfully illuminated
by the blaze of Is large fhips and the blow
ing up of feveral Of them when the fire reached
their magazines added to the grandeur of the
fcene. No one could behold the deRruttion
Of 70 many fine fhips, without lamenting the
evils infeparable from war, and particularly
regretting that 70 large portion of the miSfor-
tune fhould fall to the lot of private perfous,
not of whom were probably oppoied to the
principles and actions which fra occaGoned
holtilites.
June I 5.
Exfraa Of a 1jb0teb from MAJOR Central Fra.
ger 10 tie RI. Hon. II. r. Fox, dated on board
biS Naje9y's Hip Canopas, A6Oakir Bay, ApriI
81, 1907.
have the modification to acGuaint You that
the fecond attempt that thought neceffdry to
make againR Rofetta has failed, owing 10 great
reinforcement of the enemy being fent down
the Nile from Cairo, which overpowered our
troops, and obliged them to fall back with the
lofs q ann grieved to fay of nearly 600 men,
in killed. wounded and milling. Among the
latter, Lieut.. Colonel mLeod, Major Voeefsn,
and Major Mohr. Biigadier General Stuart,
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own day on the fatjee OF jnries, he ns.s ~.
pea'ed to the reign of the Tudors, when TO, a
fpark of liberty exiRed. He concluded by To-
iemnly conjuring the court to preferve the pri-
viegeSof the jury trial free from violation he
would appeal to the volume of human nature;
he could almoft appeal to Mr.. Hays great til
onnal htelt; whether any man could decide
cafe fairly and impartially on one half of which
his mind was already made up.
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Lands and Mill-Seat for Sale.

DY virtue of q decree of tbs Superioy
k-S Court of Caaneery, holden at the eapf.
toll in Richmond, October 2, 1907, VIII be
sold at Public Auction, Oh the premises,
Ten acres and a halt OF land
lying on tie east side Of tie Georgetown road,
about half mile from Alexandria courthouse,
either ali together or divided into four lots OF
equal quantity as MAJ suit tic purchasers.
A full square, containing "a
,thcr more. than two acres, en- the south side
of Duke street and eastward CT the well and
white house belonging to the subscriber.
Part Of a square to the. south.
ward of the aforementioned, and west OF Chas
Pages and Philip G. Marste,lcp's houses.
The Spring Garden, about 4
acres, say two squares, and taking in the
streets will be near 5 acres.
The last three acknowledgements will be
sold together or divided, as may BE thought
most convenient to buyers.
A nloiety of ten acres near Cameron Run
and the Colchester road, bought in company
with Bird and Ricketts,.
4 A valuable Mill Seat on HoImes's Run,
bove the new turnpike road and not far from
the trough hill, between four and five miles
from Alexandria.
The. sale to commence on the. Esd cur.
on the George Town road, and continue, if
the weather Is suitable, till the whole Is dis
posed of.
The terms of sale will be male known be
fore or at the time Of sale.
VIM. HARTSHORNE. Re.
ceiyer of the effects OF JOHN SUIT
TON, and JOHN VAUDEVILLE,
under the order Of the high Court OF
Chancery OF Virginia.
18th month I'd dts
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Public Sale

IN pursusnee Of decree of the Superior
Court &c Chancery, holden at the capitol N
Richmond, March 5, 1867, viii be soid. on
s the premises on THURSDAY, the goth
instant AZ haif past 5 O'Clock IN the alter
nooa, to the highest bidder for cash
4 House g Lot--dlsa, an unlIn-
proved Lot, situated on..sate north side OF Duke
sreet, between Columbus & Alfred-strects-
lac property. of Amos Alexander
Cuthbert Powell, 6
Phineas Tanney,
Thomas JanneY. :
ssven'ssr ?,
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PUBLIC SALE.
Public Sale.

November f9.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Having Withdrawn from the partnership OF
TIorner and Pyles, begs leave TO intorla his
friends and the public generally, that he has
commenced ndisnow carrying on the Inject
zyriyht and BlQcksmifh's business, on his own
account, on Royal, alittle below Prince street
and Eaters himself that he shall be able to
render general satisfaction, having sound and
seasoned stuff, and excellent workmen -
these, with determination to render every
.personal attention to the execution OF his
work, will he hopes secure him portion OF
the public patronage.
John Horner, Jun.
November Z dist
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Nollcc 10 Hunters :
fa@

HAVING sold the exclusive right of kurt
ia, and shooti1.,, OH .IoNEs's l2oinf, TO a COM
pany Of gentlemen: Thereby prohibit all other
persons whatever Ii'oa using that privilege,
without having. anst obtained tIHir permission
in writing. 1 have undertaken to guaran
tee the exclusive right as above, | shall pro-
scc,ste whoever nay be found disregarding
this notice.
Iofah Browning.
November d. de-
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This is to give notice,

rT- HAT the subscribers Of Alexsndria coun-
J ty, Ia the district of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned, from the orphans court OF SAID csun-
.ty, letters testamentory on the estatest Su.
sanna Hamilton, late Of the county aforesaid,
deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to eShl-
bit them, With the vouchers thereoi,2 10 inc
subscribers, OH or before the seth day Of ~
pril next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate and those IN
debted thereto are requested to makeinnedi-
tae payment.-Giyen under cur hatlds this
soth day Of October, 1907
Andrew Jameson, III
Rieh'd. Weightrn@n,
October SO GOV
ALMANACS for Sos @
Jsst unlisted ami to,. sa9e,ss d.s. az &
Cottcnl and Steeast.
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mo. 1920.
LANDING

LANDING
From The schooner Freighef,, cattafn Thomas,
from Portland and tn. sale by
LaWrason g FoWles;
10000 feet lumber.
100 6bls, New England run,
SO boxes mould candles,
loo sides soai leather,
SO quintals cod fish.
Nv STORE,
$ tons St. Petersburg clean hemp,
5 bales plains,
do Kendall eostons,
loo aoz. English sewing twine,
500 sides red soal leather,
10 chests young by soatea,
20 pipes Holland gin,
do. Bordeaux banly,
6 hhds. New England rum,
500 boxes Brown soap,
50 do. meuld candles,
5o'do. chocolate
80 do. Iavanna sugar
.llogsheads andbSrrels rstailing sugar,
Halfbarroi and keds beef,
80 barrels and halfoaHrels rlac.,erol,
2 trunks coarse ana fiac shoes.
November 81.
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puDilC Dale.
BY virtue of decree Of the Superior Coart
ofChancery for the Richmond district, will
be Sold, at public auction, on Tuesday the
l5tl, day of December next, is fair, if not,
the next fair day, that very valuable and de.
1ightfui SEAT, in the county of Stafford, on
the Rappahansock river, about SIX miles be.
low Fredericksburg, called
TRAVELLERS REST,
The residence ofthe late Mr.. Tho. Garnet
The terms of sale will be enc fourth of the
purchase money, and SO much more as shall
be sufficient to defray the costs of SHIT and
expences attending the sale, in cash one
third of the residue payable when George
Garrett shall attain his age Of twenty-onc
years, with interest from the day of sale !;
ore other third payable when Joseph Garnet
shall attain his age cf twenty -cnc years, with
like interest; enc sixth, or half of the re-
naming third, payable when Elizabeth w.
Ga1lett Shall attain her age of twenty-one
years, or marry, with like interest and the
residue when the youngest daughter OF, the
said Mr.. Thomas Garrett deceased. shall at
taia her age of twenty-oDe years, or marry,
with like interest subject to the dover Of
the widow OF the said Mr.. Thomas Garnett,
The interest on each payment to be paid an
nually, and no title to be made TO the purcha-
ser until the whole money is paid, the title
being held as a security therefor.
VIM. Lowell, Ex'TR.
November 10. d4w.
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Fer Sale BY the Subscribers.
Lisbon Csrpstins 5or summer Of diffcres
qualities, IS.
Buesllos ard carcavcllo Wines in quarter
casks,
Window Class Of different sizes,
Mould Candies Of a superior quality in
small boxes,
Soft shelied Alnendsin bags,
A quantity II patent Iron hollow wate.
r. r. 'Hooe Sc Co.
June'1. go 90
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Catalogue Of pl;,vs
lor srle BY ROBERT GR.4Y. r..
.Aleraad,Ia--- ~

JOHN BULL: Blue Bsard pa,
ginia Inkle and Yaricg,; Coyn, -, y
Spoiled Child, School fof Arrosans.' y
ker; My Grand Mother; Halnls, !,
Oats Valentine and Orson; MoS., !, y
than One: Cabinet; Weather coel. = =
a Wife and have Wife Disappo;n,a'! =
School for Fathers; School Of Reforn'. !
sertcr; Count Benyousky Battle Of II.,,''
Love laughs at s.ocksmiths Robbers s'a y
to Ruin; Duenna; Ways and Means, ~ :
ofHonor Romp; Lock land KEY; Rev.. \
Child of Nature, Honest Thieves; WssaY|
er; Aiphonso To Marry, OF Not 10 4
" Caravan; Fortunes Fool; Rich.s
Sd; School for Scandal; Antonio; Il,
taineers; Cheap Living; Too, wi SgA II
Love in many Masks; .Koya, SSaepbe,
Wit without Money; Jew; Love In ii Ii
!agc; Modem Antiques.
July %.
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v1,HE subscriber is dull . eHpoweredt 50 con-
S. tract for the sale ol q handsome Seize
Tor Iron forks and eight Thousand ACRES OF
Land adjpining, lying en- the river RapPahals-
mock, about nine miles above fredericksburg
This tract abosnds with inexhaustlble mines
of the richest.iron ore and an ample supply ct
: wood forscoal3 The scits for the works are
advantageous in the extreme, commanding
the wReIe sourse Of the Rappahannock by 9
natural canal, into which the whole force OF
the river may be turned at a small expsnce.
There has been furnace and other works
formerly erected here, and the ore found on
trial abundant and good. When It Is consl-
dered that this property is within ninc miles
of tide watcr, and that the navigation from
the scite Of tho works to tide water may at a
small expeacc be rendered practicablct to trans
port heavy article to market when It IS
considered from the contigyityoft hcss wcrksts
the seat of government, no iron establishment
can supply cannon AMI shot ca 50 good terms
fcompetant judges having promo ncsd the ore
ii, this tract Of superior quality for cannon q
doubt cannot be cntsstainsd Of ths great value
ofthis property. Tho title is indisputablc, and
3 great bargain may be haG. The subscriber
win at any time attend those inclined 10 view
the premises, and can shew an accurate sur
svey Of the tract on application to him at Dam.
fries, in Virginia.
James Dcnealc.
July - dstlaw
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July -
# O. X Sa.lsI. z.
@ Ak III IL L Nd IL u,
And two valuable Leases.

y y
CITUATED in the county Of Fauquier,
~ on the great road leading from Ashty's
and Manassee's Gaps, in the Blue Ridge. to
Alexandria, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg.
The mill seat commands a fall of - feet
Ia very constant stream, issuing immcdi-
ateIy from the sCobler Mountain, and is inn
proved by merchant mill 6fty-fve by forty
five, three stories high, two of stone and one
of wood, containing two water wheels, six
teen feet in diameter, one pair OF burr and one
of AHegany stones. with the necessary rum
ming geer and machinery, in perfect repair
TO the mill is attached q lot Of twenty acres,
n fee simple, on which there is framed
dwelling house, So fees,by 20, with two rooms
below stairs and two above, an unfinished por-
tico behind, of the whsle length Of the house,
and porch in front, two excellent springs RI
sing within few feet of the dwelling house,
and the mill supply both With water
The leases are foT tHo unexpired liycs, con-
tain one hundl ed acres each, and lay adjacent
TO each other, and to the nill let. They have
on them houses foxshe reception Of tenants,
twelve acres of improved timothy meadow,
and one hundred and forty acres OF enclosed
land, adapted fsr Plaster OF Paris and rod
clover, and new in state of high cultivation.
The terms Of sale of The above property Will
be made to suit the convenience of the pur>
chaser, to whom will be given an intlisputabls
title. For the terms of sale or view OF the
premises, application may be made 10 Robert
hereford, Esq. residing thersupon who Is
fully authorized to dispose Of the sarne-ors
the subscriber
Charles Fenton Mercer.
Little River, Loudoun county,
Virginia, May le. TlSJ lawtf
p. S. 1.-THE above property is not sold BY
the first of October, il will, after that period,
be rented out for one OF more years.
c.. F. M.
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Charles Fenton Mercer.


IS - )
To the highest bidder, at public anEion, Il
Da4ysox' s tapern, in the county of Loudoun,
and town of Lee.5urg on F'RID.fY the
sthelay of August next, if fair; ifnot, the
mex. fair day; by virtue Of decree Of the
court OF the United States, for the. 9Th cir-
cait, in the Virginia district, pronounced
4 at May term 1906 in suit depending in
said court between the executors of Daniel
Mildred, deceased, who was suswivir part
ncr of Mildred and Roberts, plaintiff s-and
Samuel Hopgh and others descendants
900 Acres OF Land,
Near Leesburg, ca the waters Of Iusoaro-
"a, in the county of Loudoun- three acres OF
Meadow near Leesburg, and a House and Lot
In Leesburg orsso mEca thereof as will be
sufficient to raise certain sums OF Teney, an
tcrest anI. eo1tS, in said decree mentioned.
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