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trial is convey the most lasting service, and
| will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve htali n and
Eyigor. Altheugha great variety OF prescrlp-
tions have beer, published to, cure the dlsor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOUT AND RHEUMATIC 43ROPo OF
DR.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose uns
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published Of gentlemen SO
well known IN America, being Of the first con-
sequence in tbs state of Maryland General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one of the directors of the Farmers Bank
Of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
scubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, of Cation
Z cert5fcate Of 114r. Thomas Keiso, butcher.
About three weeks since I was most violent
~ attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe manner as not
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as / suppose from severe cold 5;
on being advised by friend to apply DR.. Tis-
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, | accord
ingly obtained from thcagents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the applica-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine,
as certain cure fer the above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906.
Certificate Of Mr.. Thomas CsaYtbeA, Haixess,
maker
It would be an act Of injustice to withhold
my testimony Of the salutary efectso Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very unequivocal instance of
their virtues and efficacy. was afflicted with
two severe attacks of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered
but was obliged to use clutches to aid me in
walking when / left home to this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result Of the af- /
fiction, and L had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life but prosidenial-
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob. |
bin and Murphy's for DR.. I issot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per- |
fectly liberated from ray disorder, and am now,
thank God, as free from pain as il never had
been afflicted Finding tn. medicine operate
SO powerfully on myself, I determined to APP
ply il internally TO ray child, a boy only eleven
months old, vino was then reduced almost to
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to him, his coma
plant was entirely renTed, and he is now re
covering his strength with great rapidity.
TT. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July IS, 1906.
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ffeas Lntlse, III sssix, Esp. lafe szttoasfy.gcs
!, ...l,f Los .0y,sfes 4 e HHry, Jr,,d IS

Ffoss Luther as9strsix, ESP. laf szstosntst: gcs
neral ne State Of a4ars'a'ld.
Iconply with your request in stating my
opinion Of HaHlilton's Elixir. hhas' been used
in my family for two or three years past, with
uniform success, whenever colds, coughs, or
similar complaints, have rendered medicine
necessary / have myself found it an, excel
Iert aud agreeable remedy for a very painful
and troublesome affection Of the breast, accoEn-
panied with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED and
difficult breathing 50 &
On these accounts / de not hesitate to re-
commend HanIiton's Elixir as valuable me-;
Gcine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MAR TIN.
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coughs, asthlnas, sore threats and approaching
consnrnptions.
Hahn's Anti-ballous Pills.
Are Justly esteemed sorcalrying off the SUI
yperAuous tile from the stomach and prevents
ing mortid secrcSlons and their consequences,
bilious and malignapt feyers, &c. These pills
are perfectly mild in Sheisope and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation.
! The S0ueresgn 0lnNsent tor tee
Itch.
A speedy and eifectnaa remedy, generally
removing the ceInp plant at one application. u
may be safely used by persons of every age. 81
The Aaodyae Ebaxsr.
For the cure of every Kind Of head acne.
Hahp's genuine Eye Water.
An excellent remedy for all disorders of the
eyes, many persons having been cured 81 1t
when nearly deprived of sight.
Tooth-acbe DROPS.
Give Immediate re1iefSia tho most violent
attacks.
The Resto9ats5s Posuder for the
Teeth and Cams.
) Cleanses and strengthens them, AMI pre-
serves the enamel of the teeth from ecay.
Go4!Gssds Lotion, and the geaakaae
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
Hahns true end gsasusaee Corn
Plaster.
Acertaiaremcdy fer coras, speedily eradl-
eating them without giving pain. sss
Atgns and fevs9 Drops. I
Justly esteemed FOR their great efficacy In
cure of agues and intermittent feTers.
Damask Lsb Safe, end indsan
Vegetable Specgsc.
James Kennedy, fen.
Alexandra, October Is. eS
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1SiS2Cd
Old St. Estephe N1edoc Iaret, in csss q
one dozen
A few dozen sne old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine htses
Jamaica and West.hdia rum
New-England do.
! Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples b'sa'.
Holland and country sia
Schiedam Sin in cases
Irish whisksy, very Old
70 bsrrSss Pcausy igas.ia re yhlssy
Cider il barrels
White wine and Cider ysncoar
Fiorsncs oil in Tasks
hogsl,eads HAVANA honey
IS do. choice retailing naolasse'
Gnnpossder
Imperial 80
Hyson ] LAO
Young Tyson ggsod gssss
Hyson-skin and
Souchong 49,.
Musceyado sugars, different QaahuS'
Bengal white do. -, n,
Loaf and lump sugars, Phlladeiph@
timore and Alexandra. .r,s
Leipegs, CARROTS. and Hamilton -
in. bottles and bladdcrs.
Macuba and rapee 90.
Elosar-seed, Pesm. zsarran'faI .csp.
Mace; nutlnegs.; cloves eassla r' CAY
to !; pepper ginger, race and srouho,
.enne pepper; refined salt-petre h.,ey;
Coffee chocolate rice; pearl ' bs.ta
London and Philadelphia must'sa Ge0r
salt; starch; fig blue; fotant indigo ,'. mad,
gia and Tennessee cotton /: max; w. e.alk;
der; copperas alum; birthstone /; wine !;
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper ana ; so !;
traces; bed cords; leading lines; dsn ll!Junost
gin cases; patent shot; brandywl,s ysal BBrrii.
der; Harvey's gunpowder, the oa !. sse,lsd;
fish battle powder] from to trsps srs,
chewing tobacco; best HAVANA sesa
Museatel and bloom raisins in SoSs''
Sun raisins in casks. : ,halled 81
Zante currants !; prunes sow :"
monds. -. eacbops
dozen bottles assorted caPers' 0n'
choyiss, for sale by, the box. .,yt suitable
A quantity of clean good alum ''
forsthe fishery, sc. &c.
March ~. --~-s.
PRINTED BABY 81 IN.
S Il MUEL 5 NJ
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GREAT BARGAINS.

T TENDING TO remove to the wish to
Il Tennessee as soon as possible, Estate ct
dispose efthe following valuable and increas-
ing property upon low terms, which property
/ inherited from my ancestors, who have had
a.legal title to the same for upwards Of one
hundred years.
One Tract zOeN Sn05en BY the naase
ct abingdon,
Being on the Potomac river between Alex
andria andGeorgetown and nearly opposite the
City Of Washington. beautifully situated, con-
tanning about FOUR HUNDRED acres, now
leased to the Mr.. Wises for THREE HUN
DKEp AND SIXTY DOLLARS per anrum, with
other stpuaadons contained in said lease.
One other Taet cont1gguou5to the
First,
Leased to William Fraser for FORTY DOL.
LARS per annun. containing about SIXTY
&cres.
One otser Tract, containing Ten
Acres Of Bottom Land,
Adjoining the Four Mile Mill Tract.
One other Tract contiguous to the
abingdon estate
And within two and half miles of George.
Town, containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FIV E acres. The greatest part
ofthis land IS heavily covered with Red and
y Jt1Aite OAK.
"A L S o,
Three Thousand Acres GU the Scaoto.
Rsuer IN the state Of Ohse.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
George 3. Alexander, being one noiety of
the land he was Untitled to for his military SER
vices during the revolutionary war. AL the
title papers with the wills under which ara
entitled to the above property, are in ths
hands of BaldsoFn Dade, esq. to whom applica-
ton will please to be made for terms, Sc he
being legally authorized to contract and dis
pose of all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be Civ
sen. WALTER S.. ALEXANDER.
August -. go
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5AI.uABLE MEDICINES,

The following Valuable Medicines, Justly sc
lebfafed through the United States for thSsr
superaor efficacy in the cure of the several
disorders for which they are recommended,
from Han,aA Lees Patem Family Medi-
cine Store, Newly ork, arc sold only by tho
subscribel, At his store In King~street:
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Haaslton's Worm destroying 10
zengel.

BY which many thousands have been re-
1ieved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady Of worms and other distractions in the
stomach and bowels
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E0mfltogS Essence and Extract

~ A safe and cfsectnaf remedy for the gout
rheumatism, spsains, pains in the face and
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Is recommended as an Invaluable medicins
or the speedy and permanent cure of nervous
disorders or such as arise from the immode-'
rate use oftea, strong liquors, long residence
In warm climates, excessive weakness, and a
: general relaxation of the system.
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Mrs. opie's Tall,

%; 1900 f1AN . u HlnA
Being Vie FIRST AslEaIc N rn alss
{ JAMES KENNEDyys' - oy n
n two two vols. Price two dollar Ia, sas ID,
HE character Of these dsls, y bssrs
4 structive Tales is s. s sa'iel ~,
hardly to require recommend vel knoS
trends Ct pretty and virtue thew u ,s;n l,s|
liaFly acceptable, as tending to VIII Be n
errors IN conduct and manners v sUa'set D
common in the present dav a rlh AZ \
phlcat execution ofthe work will ! e e t 9lss
DO credit to the American press : o g tout NJ
1erlor to. the British edition, tbo',' sadha ss13
one thifaof the price. 4Sa ieas]
st Clair, Margaretta and the D.,
land, are also received, and tie T..,' u
Glrl and Novice of st. Don1enict : ID Ii
expected. are d
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Hanvsltonss EJsxsqe.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthInas, sore threats and approaching
consumptions.
RI -, 80 " -. D.J/.sts s.
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EUROPE.
Continuation Of VIZ eNaaeous Intelligence, reeeiv.
cd ~ late arrivaL.
NEW.YORK, April 20.
FROM LONDON.

By the h'p Cold Hunter, captain Vote, in 81
Gays Paiagr, we have received London papers
and L'oyd's Lifts to the evening of The 2Uh uf
March. They contain nothing later from the
arnIesi IN Poland. They n tie that tie Rufian
army under the command. of general Michel
ion. was marching trait to Confan,iuople, and
is already at Georgia, beyond Widen where
it engaged a Tuik,h corps and killed 5 .honr.
and men, but it futtained i;Eslf a lofa of ;hre,
thouiand. The Turks are preparing FOR war
win as much activity and vigor as 70 weak a
government is capable of but long before TIE
preparations are completed the Rulians will
nave oVer-run the empire, ard have fixed their
tasdarda on the Walls of Costantinopie.
The papers alfo aate a change in the Englifh
naturalization On this fuhied the Courier of
the 18Th March fays:
"On Wednef,,ay before his majefty left town,
a mefage was tranfmitted TO Lords Eldon and
Hawkeibury, commanding their attendance at
Windfor yesterday morning. Their Lordlhips
attended his majefty and upon their return they
waited upon the duke OF Portland, who with
the before mentioned lords, and lords Lowther
and Melville, were to frame d new adminitra-
ton. as foon as aim of the new miniGry has
been prepared, it will be laid before his maieny,
but the arrangements are not expected to be
completed before the eud of next week. His
maJsfty will then cauie it to be intimate to the
piSlSut uhHiNcrS, tndl ne baS no OCcaiiOn for
their future iervices, for they give GU, openly
that they are determined no, to reign ; but to
remain in till they are turned out. The king
having confented to a partial indulgence to
catholics, by extending the lri,h act OF 1898 to
u. b.. miniiters made ufe OF this content TO fur
prize the kings confidence into a total repeal of
the left Laws as far as the army and navy are
Concerned.
Papiits were to be our generals on the faf {;
our maiters-general of the ordnance our COM
maHders in chief the captains and admirals Of
our feets T.; in thoIt thsy were 10 be trufted with
tre full power of the fword. His maIehy hav.
ing ga'ned of this attempt to twin
die his content TO a repeal of the tel laws, ex-
Preited his diipIeafure and his determination to
reilit this dIihonett attack upon his confidence.
Miniiters being thus etected and expoied,
Propoie to his majety the retraction of their
meafure, to which his maj.ty, with the utmot
confederation aud forgiveness, contents, pro-
vided they will agree not to force the mearure
upon him again, or make a fecond attempt to
iurPr'ze his confidence. To this liquidation
!"Iniitrrs refUie to content, and aoouaint the
public they have taken their line ; tney G,a;l
not reign, his majeay may turn them out if he
pieaIes.
{" The change, therefore, which fome fup-
pofed would be partial, keeping in the Sid
mouths, who are known to he ddverfe to the
Catholic q~ueition, and even The princess friends,
VIII be complete. The Sidmouths will 20 out
SIS well as the Grenvllies ard the F0xites."
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PUBIC SALES.

~ v:r'ue Of a Deed exeerfed5y David Rolf, on tie 9stG
%y@ Novrmbe, 1904, to Be S1b!fybsvs in f,DG 10
Jea'e tie Payment cf a DEBT tbc,o mentioned. and BY
vntEe q a"'fser Decd. executed sDo BY tie Eid DaVid
hSs. on fet l4D dry Of hgg4a LAP, ays a i,1a 10
ne 'agf''0e''' 10 JeH,e tie Payment Of Iand,y ASss
f6ereis mentioned.
III be %a far ready nscrey, at tie front door of 10.
ESg'e 1avern in fbe city Of Riebmord, 6etzr.en TIE
1enr' Of IL asd3 o'eioes, on Tbscaay tie 2!f da,
Of next month, iiAay.J
y CERTAIN Tra3 Of LAND in the county of
"A Cheiterheld, commonly. called Cheaer Hill,
together wi;i the Lands appertaining thereto, as :
monty OF a Certain adjoining Traa of Land called At
ourn Chaie, containing in all by elimation tx hum
ared and ~iorty-hve acres, be the fame more or lers;
Il me rsndue OF a Iraa OF Land and apPur,enances
m the county OF Coochland, containing originally by
elimination %ieveuteen hurdreed acres, but now about
a thouiand acres, a part Of it having already been fold
under the Deed of Trua, bearing date the 2e,h of
November 1904, rc'ered to above, and bounded nv
the Byrd Creek. Elk Hill, James River, &c. be-
ing the refidue OF the Land purchafed by the faid
David Rois from VIM. Anderion, executor of Jobn
Smith. ~
ALso--The following real eAates in the Town of
Columbia, TO wit. all that piece and parcel of GROUND
known under the title and name of the Rivanna To-.
baeeo Ware-Houfe, with all the buildines thereon.
covering nearly an acre of ground the HouIe and
Lot, adjoining that which for many years has been in
the occupancy OF John Dunn the Lot and Houfes
Known as the old Tavern in the faid Town, and now
the %reiidence of VIM. Pateur the Lot and half Lo,
with the Store and Lumber Houfe, lately occupied
by Mr.. John Forbes merchant the Lot, Houfes and
an Yard, with one acre OF ground belonging there
to, row occupied by the widow Strother, with all
the rights, rriviledges and appurtenances to each and
every one of the faid Lots belonging; ALTO a certain
Irae or parcel of Land on the great Byrd Creek.
P%urchaied from Tandy Holeman and Henry Tuqpl.s'
containing about four hundred acres, be the fame
more or leis. WILSON ALLAN,
Z. w. ROOrEs, 1'yf"'.
April 81. r.
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LONDON, Feb. &c.

O57ti0l REPORT TO the Royai Government ofMs
Lieutenant and Commanding OEelr5 Of tie
Genera! STAT, MID;5. Von EOzt.
We have received by a Danih mail, very i'm
portaGt intelligence from the feat Of war, and
that gwen in fuch official form as to leave little
doubt OF its accuracy to a certain extent.
OFFICIAL REPORT.-datcd E!bing, Ian. eo.
1907.
"The intended junction bet tween MARTIAL
Bernadotte and marihal Ney, the former of
whom marched in toe night, BET ween the 24th
and 25th from E'bing, has been Interrupted on
the retreat of the latter near Mohringen, i'm con-
tequence OF the expeditions and unexpected ar
rival ofthe combined Rufian aud Prunian corps.
In the enemy's retreat near Mohringen, Leib-
hadt, and Sadlfeld, 1000 Of them were taken
priioners +; ten pieces of cannon, and two n Ands
OF co ors, az we'll as the whole baggage of mar.
G'al Bernadotte. The brave lieutenant general
Aurepy, however, Of the Ruilian corps, has
been killed by a muiket ball.
Martial Bernadotte has been driven back
by the perfevering Condua of our forces, into the
foreft Of Sraiburg, 90 leagues from Elbing 1;
and MARTIAL Ney to Przafnics in New Eat Puff.
Ga. The former is completely fu,rounded Z,
but the latter had joined Prince MnrAt, and
49, '''y WI AiSttlJ XIV llEW YAK
tie. The Ruiiin army is commanded by the
general in chief Won Bennington, and coniits of
ten divilions, or upwards, of 200, 600 men,
which will be joined il in a fortnight by Herman
Pla,on, with twenty pieces of riding artillery,
and 80 600 Cofacks. -
pohrion Of the ten divifons of the armv =:
"f. General Won ET,n, with 40, 600 men,
fands near Bochi and Winocki in Macomiecki,
near EAT Prufia. 9. Msjor general Sedmo-
ra'zky, with 10000 men near Johannfberg,
Glove and Nlckolaken, between the lakes.
The remaining : d%ivIions, which are fronted
by two yaneusrds, and a corps of cavalry, have
their left wing extended towards Neidenbure
ADD Padenheim, with their right towards Eg
Tau. Gen. L'EfoCq is poaed from Saaifeldt to
Reifcnhrrg aud Marlenw erder. According to
f"me reports, for tie veracity OF which we can.
not, however, altogether vouch, 4 large corps
of CoIacks and Calmu ks is Glogtly to come
from PiIlau, through the Ginrie of Danlzic, to
act dgaiua the infurgenis.'
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NOTICE..

In Pnyfanee Of a Died Of Tryf, barring date hs i4h
day IF A4gya, iso6-5ArOter A1d,e7r Lezvir, Of
ht county # Montgomery, Of TIE Era part. yanc,
B~eam, IF TIE City Of Richmond, l1e-ebsnf IF tie
(esn3 Sa't. and myfy @tbe third Part, LGsty days
6aviTg expired, rom tbe l5b day Of February, 1907. J
IEaH eapsf, or earJs nbe exref&, TO Iahe, far ready
n'ry, at PUBLrc hUcTroN, at tie Eagl. Tavern
IN tie city of Richmond -
ONE TRACT Of LAND, in the county Of Ken
~ awha, called Lewis's Sal, Rock, now under
leafe to Abraham Trigg, and the patented land, in
Guiding the fame, under the name of the SaGifras
Bottom; and ALTO two TRACTS of LAND, in
the county OF B~otetourt, on Ba, k-ereek, which emp
ties itielf into Roanoke river, containing about Ave
hundred acres, and p~urchafed by the faid Andrew
Lewis, one from John Frsnus, and the other from
Abraham Piekelfmore; on one Of which, is a va
liable Grin Mill ; and alto one half of the Copper
mine iraa Of Land, in the county of Montgomery,
on the wet fork Of the Little river, known BY the
name of Shelton's CoPpermine; and alto, one T'raa
of Land, In the county of Albernarle, containing
about one hundred and thirty-6ve acres, formerly
the property of David Wade for the purpofv of
rafting a lux, of money. fu1icisns to difcharge and
pay to the faid James Bfeam. the FUN of Gop- tboyand
and Gfy-nine doHarS, and ninety three 1ey.5, with inter-
Ell from the faid 18th day of February, 1907, and
all COTS and expenfes attending the faid fale. Deeds
will be made to the purchafers in conformity with
the faid deed of rruG. The fale will take place on
the 25ih day of May, 1907.
FRANCIS TOILET.
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INCHANCERy.
In King winia" County Court, MareS s4I, 1907.
Edward Walton, Cemph.
asaint
Thomas Reeves, ian abfent debsor) & John
Temple, Dgfs.
HIS day, came the Complainant by his Council
I and the dcft. Thomas Reeves, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given l.curity, according
TO the aa Of Aaenbiy, and the rules Of this court (;
and it sppear;ng to the fatisaaion of the court, that
he is noe an inhabitant Of this country on the mott.
on of the Complainant, it is ordered, that the faid
Delft. Thomas Reeves, do appear here, on the fourth
day of the May term next, and auf~er the bill OF
the Complainant, and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inherited in fome uewfpaper, printed in the
city Of Richmond, for two months fuccelively, and
another copy poaed at the front door of the court
houfe, of this county. And it is further ordered,
tina: the Delft. John Temple do not pay, convey a.
way, or feeret- any debts by him owing to the other
Deft, Thomas Reeves, until the further order or de.
gree Of tins court.
"A Copy. Ten,
ROBERT POLLARD, c.e.
March q. ePtm.
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Will, RE- SOLD

AT Public Ausfion, on the p~ren,iies, on Thurrday the
7th day of May next, it fair, if not the mex, fair day
thereafter,
= VALUABLE tract of LAND. con,a;n;so
IN I6s acres more or lvfs, lying in the lower end
of the county of I.ouiia, wherein Thomas Waih NJ, "
reiides, aud adjoining the lands of MefTrs. John S.
Smith, Joleph EggleAon and II. Diekenfoh.
Six Months credit will be allowed the purebafer
on his giving a note negotiable in the Bank of Virr;.
MIA with an approved endorfer or endorfers, aud a d.ed
of ,rua on the property to iecure the pa ment of iad
Note.
TAYLOR AND BROWN,
Truaees for the Creditors Of MIR. Geo. Creenbou
April IT. tdi.
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ApriI 81.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FEA<OaDLE TNOF L 1 TUX DALE.
Purfuant to a decree of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, for the Richmond Diitrief, in a iuit depend
ing in that Court, between John Pierce. furviv-
ing truitee of Samuel Beale, deceafed, Plaintiff,
and William Mofely, Defendant, will be expoled
to fa'e, on the premiies, for ready money, on the
fra Monday in June next, it being the Gra day of
the fad month o; June -
a Certain TRACT or parcel OF LAND, lying
L n and being in Halifax county, in the fate Of
Virginia, upon Staunt6n river, containing, by elima-
ton, feyen hundred and twenty FIVE acres, be the
fame more or leis. This Tract of Land, was fold by
Samuel Beale, on the 9Th day of July, 1891, to the
faid William MoIely, aud by faie William Moiely,
was conveyed by indenture of mortgage, bearing
date the 22d day Of June 1886, to Robert Andrews
and John Pierce. acting s%ruttees of Samuel Beale,
then %decsafed, to fecure the iums in the iaid inden-
ture fpecified, which indenture is duly recorded a.
mongft tine records of the Court of the iaid county of
Halifax. AT the fame time and place, will he fold,
for cath, fuch of the negroes (alfo included in faid
mortgage) as can then be produced. The f-ie will
be made puriuant to faid decree, to raife the balance
due on the mortgage, the eoAs of iui, and the expeu-
ces attending the execution of .aid decree.
HENRY E. COLEMAN,
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Commit.
ISAAC II. COLES, oner1
JAMES EASTMAN,
Ebyil2s. tdf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
PUBLIC SALE.
April 81.

BY virtue efa Deed, executed on .bt 27b of Feb,ps-y
Af, BY DaOi6 hg5 and Mibaei ~. HaneoeI, 10 tt
SHgf'iSf'i in frsf, Jr luudry pS,Pys, therein menti-
ox-d,
WiH be Ca fer -e~6y money, at tie front door of tie
Ia in TIE dy Of Richmond, 6et4veen tie
bsmtg IF ~ and ) o,ao.k, on Tulaay tie 12H Aay Of
nest month, (lNayJ
- HREE PLANTATIONS with their oppurte-
A nances, on Staunton and Pig Rivers, in the
counties of Pittfylvania and Bedford, known by the
names of the Mountain Plantation, Pig River Plan
ta,lon and Frying Pan Plantation, together with GER.
tam other Lands and aPpurtenauces adjoining thereto,
and iuPPoied to contain IN the whole ten thouland a.
sres' WILSON ALLEN, ?
E. w. RoorES, 1'gTs".
april 81. IS