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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
N o C E..

! 3; ( meeting Of the President and Direc.
4 ! tors ofthe Little River Turnpike Com
E''i's. on the 2lst November. 1907,
Ordered,
nat the Stockholders on the additional
s.'ases make a fifth payment to the Urea
sSrsf' O the Company Of Ten Dollars On each
sss y taesn respectively subscribed, en- or
'S40Fe the stu day Of December next.
- a.soFiee Is Asses iVen,
T.. 'at the directors viii meet at Gadsby's
~ = n tie townof Alexandria, on the 18th
iaser Text, to receive proposals for
rs sN'o niles of the Little River Turn
c. N0sa, u the course ofthe ensuing year
Jonah Taomplon,
Treasurer.
sAsrssr "a. sssw2othpec
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
Ten thousand Dollars wo,sA
OF GOO DIS. FOR SALE.

Viii be sold, to the highest bidder, on MON
Day, the first dag Of neat February, in
the towu efDU5HFRIES, at The store-housc
formerly occutaied BIZ Mr.. JAMES MbsezET9;
deceased
About 10000 dollars worth Of
GOODS tolerably we'll assorted. The said
goods will be laid off and sold in parcels of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount in
each parcel.
A credit of nine months will be given on
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bond
Ito carry interest from the date if not punctu
ally paid) and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold.
Rr NIL. PERSONS indebted to the
firms of JoNN M. MuscHETr and Co. JAMES
MuscaETT, senior, and Co. and JOHN and
CHARLES MUseHETT and Co. are hereby no.
tilted and requested to come forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
, pay offthe same to the subscriber, who is full
ly authorised and empowered by JOHN M.
MuscHETT, the surviving partner IN the a.
foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the neces-
sity of bringing suits against every person ow-
ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against said
| firms Will please to forward them to me as
. soon as convenient.
John Linton,
Attorney IN fact for JoHN
NJ MusekEr7.
DuInfries,
Dec. 9, Hi CTS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
George Slaeum.
TO RE NJ T,

A convenient two story brick dwelling
house on the corner Of Fairfax and Wilkes.
streets, with good garden and stables, con-
yeniently calculated for small family, in a
very pleasant situation. Immediate possession
can be given.--Apply to
George slaeum.
III s. @,
A part ofthe three story brick house where
the post-oRice is kept, with FIVE rooms. in one
Of the best stands in this town. Apply as a.
-boYe.
November 20. dtt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
WANTED.
Public Sale.

BY Virtue Of a decree efthe Geunty eolft 81
Fair1fa.S, syiNbe crtosed To- futRc sale, .1of.
CASH, on the 18Th day Of Janua'y ''ea,st, GU
the PREMISES
Two tracts Of Land, with the
.appurtenaaces, containing together about slxe
teen hundrrd and setehty acres, or SO mucit
theryof as may be necessary to raise the SUR
of about two hundred pounds (Which sad
tracts are situated in the county OF FAIRFAX,
and are parts of what's commonly called tie
Ravenswcr1h Tract Ct Land.--One Of these
tracts is in the possession Of Augustine j.
Smith, Esq. and is the tract On wEich lie It
present resides--the other is in the possession
of Doctor Henry Rose.
The lands viii De sold in lots which VII. be
designated on the fsy of sale, and the sula
to be then raised viii also be precisely ststec.
The meeting Of the Commissioners viii les
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the turn
pike road; about ls O'Clock on the day OF sa;e.
VIM. Payne,
VIM. Deneale,
Geo. Summers,
Thomson Mason.
Rich'd. M. Scott.
Dee. E. IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
lust Received,

Per the Brig Lou1sA, CAPTAIN JoHS New
NARA,
% hogsheads of the first quality Muscova-
do Sugars--and ,s
60 ditto second quality.
40 ditto Martinico white clayed--aH of a
very superior quality, stored on Col. Gilpin's
wharf, inIthe house lately occupied by John
G. I1add. Apply to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
George Slacum.
For Sale BY the Subscribers,

For Sale BY the Subscribers,
. Lisbon Carpeting for summer, of different
qualities,
Bucellos and carcaveIlo Wines in quarter
casks,
Window Glass of different sizes,
Mould Candles of a superior quality in
small boxes,
Soft-shelled Almonds in bags,
a quantity Of patent Iron Hollow ware.
r. E. Hooe 6 Co.
June i. %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
A valuable Mill Seat

Fol sale, the slst instant, on the premises,
about four miles from Alexandria, on the
sih of the turnpike road leading to Wiz
chester, between the ford Of Homes's run
and the trough hill.
He fall of water as has been levelled by
4 two different men, is made by one of
them a little over and by the other something
under thirty feet, is accommodated with four
and ONE quarter acres of land for the build
ings, sc. together with sufaciency for the
head and tail race and also for the dam.
The terms are-One fourth ready money,
the remainder in equal payments Of three,
six, and nine months. ii title will be made
when all the payments are completed This
sale is authorised by decree of the court of
chancery of Virginia, and the title will be
made by the subscriber in consequence there
nf -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
Tofenh H. Vaudeville,
Dee. e.

JOlSlAl ~ lialia 49,, : 49, :,
hlNtI-o REEa' SLaK tif' n ~ LiN,
Fas J5r eals' -, :.
Muscovado SUGAR IN hhds. ara
BIS. rlrious qualities
Loa, and Lump do. in bbls.
200 barrels inspected HERRi MO-
e .sn, lasI Y bags ;a sba.
1..s.;aI :.
y Wv - y i9 1aor t.Txss~
Hvson sim and
Soucho.m
Var ss5ssr. ! !.
Diaret WINFS
Sherry
Lisbon and
Malaga
Cogniae and Spanish BRANDY
Jamaica
Anlgua TRIM
HlndWara island and
New-England
Rye Whlskey IN barrels
Cherry bounce IN Go.
oalt' coarse ana hne
FepPef' fimento, onuff' chewing 1ooac
co, oegars, Mould and DIPPED Candies, Soap,
CoPperas' Maadef, wrapping Paper, Kice,
chocolate, Phlfadelphia Porter, HaVanna Ho'
hey' AasO'
q constantsupPly OF nice Flour Tor family
use.
JOSEPH MAMDEVILLE,
ToPNgR M EJyc. avn P,IpEhy ooprp1s.
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 10. Cohen Cheeie lit q uaIlty
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
William Hawthorne,

Receiver of the effects of John Sutson
and John MandeViHe, under the or
der Of the Chancellor of Virginia.
December 9. dis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.

A dfindion without difference is made Nv
the Britiih papers here as 20 Americans compel
led to fervr, and thofe who volunteer. I'm this
paper publication lately appeared, to prove,
that in the very nature ct things il was highly
improbable, that there was any zach character
in the whole Britiih Navy az volunteer Ame-
rican born feaman. Since that article was pub
Ilifhed, srefpettsbie Captain In The merchants
isrvice communicated to me the manner in
which american feanen are made Volunteers in
the Ngyy of England
So foon AZ an American is impreifed, the i'm.
prelIiag Officer frar, BIZ profeTjoa. He is then
brought before the Captain wbo haughtiIy de.
mands, Z" what fellow is this }" s. Heiss de-
ferier pleafe your honor IL /" No, FIR, 7 am
an American citizen" 6. You are, are YOU ;
Pray then, iir, where is your protection :" alt
was taken from me by the officer of the parry
that prefitd me-" !" All! that's the old ffory
with al you runawsys.-is there any one on
board has any knowledge os this feilow3' The
bulinefs being perfectly underaood, and rem.
yyy8ematfxea, Butifh Sailor fieps forward,
makes he bow and iays, !" Yes, pIeafe your bo.
nor, know him very well, he was in the Zane
meis with me for 8 months, on board his Ma
liefy's ihip the ------- There's Tom fandinp
there, knows him as well as do" Tors innme-
diaiely takes the hint, fteps up and confirms the
| tory of his meffmate with due fsafoping OF
osths. The American tbundtrtruck at fuch
baienefs, vainly endesvors TO be heard: he will
not be permitted to ipesk. He is commanded,
and compshedlc be filent, aud thisf enc Of in.
| EQUITY is concluded by his being ordered hclosy
for further examination. He IS not brought nj
sgain for feycrsl days, hhe is refractory, and
in the msantIme be is treated with the rigorous
feveriiy, che biiieref tauntipgs, and the moft
crnel threateoiogs. IN this manner furfounded
by enemies auJ with out friend bis fpifits fpk
and he eEters, with fixed discrimination to
embrace the FRI occsfon TO efcape from his
bondage. VIII any man prtfame 10 fay,
that n;n thus imprelItd into the ieryiee, ape
voiantSers, or viii be pretend that fueh con-
tratt -, or ought TO be, binGiug9
Tie Captain who Communicated the above
fats core udtd the aatemsut fumethirF 10 this
way, g American Carmen volunteers N toe Bi.
nlil Navy, arc fncb tolUmcets az l once faw 10
: DutHr. wis va kipg 90 ore OF the quays,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
BOSTON. Arsurt ls.
Com MU MICA ITO ".

{, 1affax, frg.H !, 1907. /.
A comfortable fenfaton is excitro IN this pro-
vince, IN confrqucnce of a trial ON Wvareiday
Iait, the goth nltimo. The Brisilh fchocner e.
leanor srsiyed here not long Hncc Ia dif,efs, and
was ss;ized by the collector of this pcr; Cor be.
Ing IN d'iircfs, 3 brought before the inquil
v'ce-adniralty CONT here, which ipquii,ior,
without the leaf hslitaticn, condemned the yef-
lei and csrgo. Al aa 70 repugnant TO bumas
nifty could not failso excite refentmeat in the
beat of EVERY man of feeling, and has sigcn
|ritesto enqnirisa and difcni!ions which are no.
rery favorable TO the Britifh government. II
ieems this Court is rot authorized by the laws
OF this province, but coniiits Of one man fsnt
from England, who undertakes to rob people
other property srit6,at aju,y, srftkoat elz,,,5s.
rig zritntes IN open eoart, and suif5oxf prsuire
any offence committed. The attorney-generai
undertakes the profecution, accofcs people Of
every thing he can think of, without being o.
bl'gedto' bring proof in sfipport of his accufa-
tons, but forces people to prove thai .bey are
inroeenfs The people ofthis province hsvere-
vived the difcuiiions that took place at the be-
[ginning of the revolutionary war; the right of
the EnBii!h parliament to pals 10 infamous
law as deprives them of trial by Jury, ard ef.
tabiifhrs a court among them that is a difsrace
to the jurifprudence of civilized country. The
Britifh government ia u6ng its utmoft ekertions
to force people to be its enemies.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

when met a parcel Of Soldiers. Guarding !
number of men who were handcuaed and wax
ing in the center. ] tepped up To ore of the
guard. and enquiresi WHO tbose men were that
they were ,thus conducting in handouts. Ia
.derstthen ha faid the foldirr, with peril q graz
witty Of couutenanre. they arc, voLuNrsrs eo-
ing to fsrye his MNvry!sl Dssaoerasic PREF.
: 80 EXTRACT a,
F;enr q. .sar, e;,refef to tie Cossnzanders n,
saS- Nosy Of TIE Unifra Stafs5. from TIE Ma
~ Department. jsssrs. Bssjam;a Stofaar..,
end dated Dee. 90, 1895. VI 4 ~,
!" y isthe poiiiive co:nmand Of the PreHden.,
fnatoa no rretenre eo5a.eyer. you permit The
pubic vef1rl of wer Under your command, TO
ne 1efaissd or 1tarebeS. nor any of the officers
or men Belonging 70 Aer, TO DC tsSsn fron, her,
by the hips or vefIes Of any Foreign nation, TO
long as YIN are in a capacity ,orepel Jash ouf.
rase or re boaonr ffbe Ame,isan les,c.
&" 1t force fhould he exeftea 10 compel your
fnbmifian, you are 70 rss,g fbaf FORE TO RE at.
,'ef OF ,onr pozcer, and when, ovetpa,ve,ed by
iuperior force. you are to ftrike your flag, and
thus yield your prGef As'well as your mem BAT
zsver Sony nf-r, soi.5eas yonr 1sy1ef.''
Here is an eSp!ici,, nnequivocal claim of ex-
emption from feasch on any pre.e,er stbafer,er.
For who will advance the ridiculous idea, thar
government ihould yield the principle, aud vet
inarud its officers to defend it at the cannor's
noath 80 :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
NORFOLK, Augall 90.

The executive of the Rate have detailed the caval.
ry, artillery grenadier, light Infantry, and volunteer
corps in fueh manner that when called into srvee
ney Will go by companies under their own officers
The companies of captains Maurice and Mal!ory, are
to take the hrft routine of duty. The former had
previously volunteered under the act of1so7
Captain T. w. Tazewsll's company is to take the
fosrt'i routine capt Neties artillery the fifth
capt Jones infantry the xth capt artille
ry the feyenth and capt. TayIors cavalry the tenth
routine ] he companies who have, or rpay hereof
ter volunteer, viii be received notwithstanding hi;
arrangement for the term which they have offered.
SIS xslyey
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
NEW. YORK, Augnft es.

We have from our friends at Halifax, adj
miral Berseley's account os the affair of the
Chetapeake, fent on at the inftance OF the Admit
raj for US to make what rfe of il we thought Fl,
ltyaries little from what we had previoutly M
derfood.-The only thing of moment we lear,
by is. that the Ineature emanated from him
feif-that it was no act of bis government
aropg hopes are entertained that the matter
will be accommodated"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
"a Be GnGlslrer..
RIcHMoND. ~ sas4sasER.
"a Csansil, Npeue ca.b. 1907

y In Csaaei!, HusgR cs.5, 1907. (
The Governor laid before the board letter from
fouihee g Iibbs captain Of volunteer company OF
Light intantry, inthe county of Eex, redue,ng in
formation retpeeing the nature ard objeeas Of tho
alienation Of the Virginia legion of vooateefs and
Eating The fears ensrained that the eiiters
to command in thu iad legion, will be entitled TO
Prrcedente IN rank the officers ci the main cody
OF me rniitia whereupon, ID savyia That he Co
vernerbe re9aef~d, in aniwer fhe faid ieter, to
explain July the principles upon winch the iaid eg.-
OF = formed for the purPois of remoSrg che nliap
Prrheniions winch EXIT concerning ard that CO.
ny of the faid letter be publhed in the new!papers
Of tise't for the general information Of the officers
OF rhe militia 81
Extract from the journal,
DAM. l.. HYLToN,
elk. OF the Council;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
PHILADELPHIA. Auonif ..

The Porto Rico Gazette, fpeaking of Miriam
da, the Would be King of South America, fays,
he is now reduced to the fation of an oysrieer
or Negro driver of fpgar plantation, and a
great part of his artillery aud military itores
have been purchafcd at lefs than halfIprice, by
the Spahiih government aud are now at Porto
Rico.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

Travellers from Canada, fay that the people in that
province were in expectation Of being 1ttseked by
troops rom the United States, and taking nes-
fores 81 defence The carlton al Montreal had been
reinforced
a gentleman recently from Montreal, informs,
that whre there he heard it reported, thar the 20
ysrheIt had chartered veaeis Tor taxing down to
Quebec tie earaooa add military iofes which were az
Montreal b. jehns. &c. sad that IL was the pre-
.ssiliz opinion. tl4s It a war broke oct between In
gland AMI TIE Uafed States, no a,tshpt AZ offending
tAaJ province would he made except az Qaebec,
Ahtrs Vigorous 1,d determined Gand would be
s.aGs; .edies ~lk.hlatIcfs < would 5e inmslia,e-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
aDollle8tic.
raon MONTREAL, Avg. 10.

We learn that there are three full regiments on
their way TO Quebeek (; and that Montreal will, be
TIE head quarters Of the 4la regiment, and the Ca
madam Feneibles 70 that in cafe OF any fudden at
tack from the United States, We mail not be found
uuprepared TO give at leaa Five Thouland Militia
warm reception.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
Augua %.

The fuboined extracts of letters will be read with
lntereh, BY all descriptions of ~ eitzens-We
pledge ourfeves for the authenticity and eorrectnss
of that which has been communicated for the RE-
OYSTER. It eftablkass the opinion we have hereto
fore exfrefIei on this iubjee,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

underiand, that Gen. Moore, wtha very coufider-
able reinforcement to be dispatched to thar city,
where he was 20 aaune the chefeonmsnd.
1t is with much eousern we learn that the l1uSh-
tered Of che Cd battalion ofths Gath regiment, OF
Hofiire Hishianders. in Egyps, was 70 great, that
the battalion wasneariy annS lated. = y :. n
Private letters received from ST.. Peterfburg fate
the probability Of freedy adjulment Of dierenees
between Rufha and Turkey, ard Of eourfe between
England and Turkey The French intersG sfaid to
be upon the decline.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

1.-THE Chesapeake had failed to the Mediterranean
unmolefed, itisprobabie fhs would have been at
tackled there, up,sfs the commodore had given ID the
n,en claimed as deierters--as Gsfcription Of The
men waste TO the Brith commanders from Hall
fax, probably with requeft (Which all admiral
Berkeley could feud 10 Officers not under his COM
MANDY that the men might be obtained by iome
means. Bsf. Pal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
NETWORK, Auguh rs.

American Trade indemnify Bill. Some con.
yerfation took place between Mr.. Eden, Mr..
Rofc, the Chancellor Of the Exchsquer, and
Lord Howick, inwhich the Nobse Lord fugget-
cd, that provifon Mould he introduced into
the Bill, authorizing his m,jcfy in Council to
fdfpend the American T .tlde Act, il the Anne
rfcan Legislature thould think fit to put in force
the Non importation act.
LonDoN, July ).
At The Court of Queens Palace. the. eth of
May 1901; Preient, the Kings Mott Excel-
lent MajefY in Council. Is
* Whereas it is eypedient, that the liberty q!
Navigation and Commerce, between his Majef-
ty's futjeets and the fubjetts of the United
States OF America, fbould, for The prefent, con-
unnes 10 the lame manper, and under the fame
Limitations, are fpecifisd in the Act ofthe s7th
of his prsfent Majefy's reign, entitled :. An Act
for carrying into execution the Treaty of Amity,
Commerce and Navigation, concluded between
his Majrfty aud the United States of America,
and in the Act paflsd ii the 10th year of His
Majefy's reign, for continuing the aid Aet of
his S7th year of His M~iefty's reign; His Ma
jeity, by and with the advice of his Privy Com.
Gil, hereby pleaird 10 direct, that an the Re.
gniations contained in DE faid Aes Ihsli be
duly obferved, until other proviions fhalF be
mads respecting the matters aforefaid and the
Right Honorable the Lords CommifIouers az
His Msjsfty's Treainry, and the Lords Com
mfiioners of the Admiralty, are TO give the ne
cefsrydlreetions herein, as TO thea, may ref.
peetsveIy aPpertain.
(Signed)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

Extract of letter received in town from gem
tlenan at Halifax. dated Aug. sth.
Respecting peace or war with the United States,
opinions here in general are. that matters will be
amcaby sdjuited. They however not without
their fears allure you, and with good resfoo. l
have breakfafed and dined with adnliral Berkeley,
and lad more than snce IN opportunity oil hearing
hlni relate MANY particulars reipetipg the unhappy
dhpute with the u S, particularly the caufes that
brought on the unpleafant buGneis with the Chefa-
peake; which he affnred me might as we'll have
happensd in the Mediterranean (yhere f,e was
bound) as here, BE- bad aeSGt Bnt ,ne or
dtys Spve isrt cut @se-Thr thip of war Miian OF
~ guns, fails this day fer the Capes Of Virginia.
Bseen G6yonisie
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-27
Public Sale Of Z ands.

- - - - . , go
on Sal sirGag he day arle hfrt, ssill %
SID az tie aas i9d.tse, IL The tsssi vt .fla'-
lsasssig, al 3 o'egoek, that pf,'usa
Of a deerselef The 6sn51atle f''s Ddite.a SAFES
arslit Taarl, fas.r Diatriet Of lssslst;Sio,J5r
re as,nSy f.alst1adsiat on 6 t'.s 2 7''o7's1ts
erealt, Tie. tfallosNsg tr,aets 'sf Ind fgsvts
One Isnact or parcel ct Land
lying in the county Of l1eirfax, a,i]oin.ng tie
lands 5nf the late Col. Charles IlSfaaagatefe.
.coa}siniIgg al,oat 500 acres. -
One other Tract ol Land, ~
the county Of Montgomery, oastbs waters OF
pinsy River and paaiiii.t Creek, branches OF the
-kenawila, granted BY tic cen. nonwsaith OF
Virginia 70 Nicholas Hannah, containing ESQ
scFes.-s-.assso,
One other Tract Of Land, IN
The e5unty Of Hampshire, in hesitate Of Vir-
giiiia, formerly granted to Hfssn Bruin, and
BY him sold to John PsEkakc, containing 4s9
ACRES IT he above nent;onei lands were, by
the last will and festaniene of Robert Alex an
dor, deceased, devised to; hislpn Robert, and
are now sold to satisfy a debt due 70 Geofss
..Tkomas Swami, 8
George Deneaie,
Edmund +. Lee,
asay IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-27
Jliff Received,
..Nl1sTIGE.

(. Battalion. C6nrts of Enquiry, viii be held at
the court house, on SATURDAY, the sotil lnst.ior
the ASSESSMENT ofines, for ilon-attendances at
the nll.stess IN April and May ;.la a Leae.lon-
airy Court will be held at tie same pace ON
,ssasursisy, thu 18th J,Ee, for tie purpose Ct
hearing ss,pessyanl performing other erisies
required ~ law, ). the. courts VIII be opened
at 10 o'clcck in the tfSrenools, on clch day.
MAY 81. At
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-27

Pubic Sale.


By yirt.ae nf a deed 3of trust frop esEoReE
isEaRD tothe subscriber; made for thepar-
pose of securing to PalHi, Darpeil and El-,
S lot. Muse, who became security. .sor tias,
said Beard .ils "a. forthcoming bond, given
by him to John Janney, MERCHANT, I'M Alex
andria, will beseSposedso sale, at Colonel
James. Iksre,,'s tavern, ION tn URSDAa,
Z tliesiith day Of June next, fer ready mo-
i iaey,
AL the Property mentioned III
the fald Decd, VIZ.
One Negro Wonan,. called Betty-Ben--
Matilda, and .Jess--oiie Wagon, one Cart
and Farming Ufensils--eleven head Of horn
ed Cassie, twelve head Of Sheep, and five
Shoass.s
Chasles Little, 7xastef.
May 3. dtlIthJe
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Al IL those who have any claims or de-
~ paanels against the estate of r.lSdn Dunl
,laa, merchant, late ofthe town of aleYandlia,(
are hereby iHsermed,i to bring instl'eir aer
counts, legally proved, befoIe the first dsyof
Move mI,er nexb at which time Gnai
ssttlemsnt and distviibuion Of his estate, gil
be made. shoyS E any aesoppis BE- exhibited
after that psriSd theY Wlp J Re dS1sregaraed,
and this yvSsiise pleaded in bar Of thSm., Those
that are ihtlebet the estate viii be pleased
to make i.Hiii tiiiiafe payment. -, 8.
Samuel Craig, : r ~ 800
William Herbert, s =
April 6. fsaN
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SALES at vi. N DUE. {
onseyery Tues day and Friday.
WILL BE SOLID;
Ar.s TIE vEMDuE srosE,

ATSTHE We NDuE S Torres
Corner of Prince as:sl ater streets,
tyoristyyof Dry Goods, Groceries,
: p,,ticulars Of which will he xprcssed III S.
the bills OF the day.
ALL. kinds of goods which, larc on }itrisa-
s. and the prices OF which arc establi she'd.
~ u any time be viewed and Asses q the
,Sxest limitation and prices,
r. G.. Maysteaaes. Y, II.