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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-17

(1 - LII,
SEVEN HUNDRED acres OF FIRST RAqk
SoUTH WEST
NOUN AIN LAND.
FORMERLY a part Of the estate of tho
4 late Col. James Madison, and living in
Orange county, within forty FIVE miles Of
Fredericksburg, and sei enty five Of Richs
mond. The above tract Of land is gene, al.
ly considered the best IT,. CT of high land i'm
the county Tor tobacco, corn and wheat, and
will produce from ten to fifteen bushels OF
wheat to the acre without manure or anv
other aid. There is a sufficiency of mea~
dow land on it, and most of IL reclaimed.
1t is under good fences, and in the course
of the year shall put on it tolerable
dwelling house and an excellent barn three
stories high, with a stable in the lower one.
with wheat machine on the Scotch model
Another tract of LAND, lying in AM
herst county, on Harris's creek, within six
miles Of Lynchburg, and containing FIVE
hundred and FIVE acres, being part of tract
formerly belonging to Col Hugh Rose, dec.
This tract is considered Of equal quality to
any land, in neighOuihood generally es-
teemed the best soil for tobacco in Amherst.
Any person inclined to purchase the land
in Orange, will apply to the subscriber re-
siding on the premises; and for the land in
Amherst, to G.. a. Rose, of Lynchburg, OF.
to Mr.. Landou Cabell, of Amherst. Me-
groes Gin families) will be taken in exc
ch ange for either or both of the above tracts
Of land. ROBFRTH. ROSE.
Orange, April 9Th, 1907. Sm
CHARLOTTs CoURT, an MARcB, 1907.
John Harvey, Plaintiff \ p.
against { Cham.
Richard Adams and Charles Ne coy.
Kinney, Defts }
THE defendant Adams not having enter.
4 ed his appearance according to the acc
Of assembly and tie rules o. this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that he is not an inhabitant Of this state
On the motion Of the plaintiff by his a,tor-
ney, II is ordcred, that he appcar here on
the first day Of June court next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and give security tothe
satisfaction Of the court for perform ne tho
decree Of the said court, that copy If tha
order be inserted in one of the Virginia pa
zettes for two months success.vcly, aud
posted at the front door of the courthouse
Of the said county.
A copy-Teste,
THOMAS READ, elk.
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Mr.. Jackson, we understand, has brought
over the firoject of a treaty of heace be-
tween his Prussian majesty and the court
of London.
The dispatches brought by the same
gentleman, from gen. lord Hutchinson con-
firm the defeat of tile French on the 25th
ult. with this addition, that generals Du-
pont and LesCure were made prisoners,
and that several pieces of cannon were ia
ken. The dispatches were dated on the
30th ult. from Koningsberg and at the
moment Mr.. Jackson left that town, intelii-
gence was received that the French were
falling back in every direction on the Wis.,
tula.
The French were foiled in an attempt 10
take possession of the Island of Rugen,
which it is necessary they should occupy,
before they can invest Straulsund. About
the beginning of this month, thirty vessels
filed with French troops sailed from Po-
merania, for the purpose of dcbarkation
OF that island. In their passage they were
encountered by a squadron of Swedish gun
boats, by which twenty-eight Of their yes-
sells were taken or destroyed.
Mr.. Wyne, our late envoy to the court of
Dresden, and Mr.. WagstafT, the messen-
ger, reached town yesterday morning
I e latter brought dispatches from Mr.
Adair, which are said to contain some ve4
ry favorable information respecting the
court Of Vienna.
Commodore sir Home Popham,lw under.
stand, feels justified in his late professional
conduct, under verbal order given to h m
Immediately before he sailed, by MIR Pitt,
In the presence of most respectable nobles
man, who filed high Office in the admin.-
stration of shat day,
BY the last advices from Maldcnado, it
appears that tho British manufacturcswhich
had arrived in the river Plata, were landed,
and that as prohtablea market was opened
for them, as if they had been unshipped at
Buenos Ayres.
Extract of letter from St. Petersburg,
Of the 28th December, o. S. 10Th January J
received in Glasgow on Thursday :-"Ge-
nsraIs Kamenskoy and BuXhOden are to be
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bout the 10th of February on the coast of
England, in which great number of YES
sells were lost; the account of which is in
paper of the 18th February, but which
we did receive. The ship Alexander, cap
tain Foster, of this port, is among those
that were on shore.
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most pnauestionabie vouchers Of his mis-.
sion, ia French aud Epglish. That he de-s
clared if ll1oney was necessary thar Is
might be commanded 10 any extent e
IS proper 10 add thar the persons thus ap.
piled TO At St. Louis altogether refascd 20
concur 10 any plan Of the kind, saying
that il should be only superior force that
should dispense with their oath Of fidelity
TO The United States.
This may all appear 70 q person as well
acquainted as you are with the western
co1ntry. as a second Spanish conspiracy,
and AS such be ridieuled, and such is my
impression Of the wonderful plan. But
Myers SO 81 My belicvedSit thai having ser
forth 90 his Journey hy land 20 The ~.
He was induced BIZ his fears hastily tosrrs
turn 10 arrangs his business a. alleyents &
prepare for an explosion he most so-s
lrmbIy Prc.ests the truth Of the communi.
cation, and declares there are only four
persons ia ST. Louis who are privy 70 The
disclosure made BY tho secret agent
lis notimprobsb!e :hAt this may be a. !" kuse
de guerfe' strs,agen set on foot BY thes
patrons of the Western World, 70 foster.
sndkeep alive the eissenlion, which excis-
ed BY The pretended exposition Of ancient
conspiracies may be faced into a fame
by spreading an alarm of an iamediateiy
and pressing reasonable continuation -
This am apt 60 believe is The case, and
10 order more fully 70 succeed they may
study. and affect mystery, as bettercaicu
lated 10 excite suspicion. and that they may
shaveshe honor Of a,ls7u disesrerg How
ever, hesthe matter as itsmay, eomm uni.s
cate j. to you, as ! received il, and hass7
caly 10 rtgret, that you had II Eotin person
from Myers information, IF which, whas.
ever your judgmrn, nigh. pronounce, the
solemoi,y Of his assertion and his certainty
of the plan (a|iho'he was not q liberty TO
liyuIge tie ,nsans) must have staggered
the mind .cabable of 6sHsciag II ~
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QRra!lbria DaiIp aoDsrttser.
THURSDAY, OcTonER IS.

The Federal ticket in the state of Delaware,
for Governor and Representative in Congress,
has succeeded BY a majority of $50.
GEORGE TRUIT, Esq. Governor.
Nicholas VANDYxE, Esq. Representative
u Congress. n.
The publication Of the following decree of
the French government will impress on
the. merchants Of the u. S. the necessi-
y Of taking the precautions therein re-
qoired.
Decree Of the French Republic, 18Th 1lss.
s,doy 1Ob gear.
Artist All forcianers are prohibited
from bringing within the territories ofthe;
Republic, Any black, muiat,o, or other per.
son OF color Of ether ssx.
Art 3D., AL blacks, mulattoes, or ether
persoas Of color of either sex who are not
ia service are equally prohibited from en-.
,ering the continental Territories ofthe, Re.
public IN future under any Cause or pretext
whatsoever, unless they bring with them
the special permission Of the magistrates Of
tic colonies from which they Game, orsif
they did not come from the colonies, with.
out the permission ofihs minister of ma.
rine and the colonies.
Ar, 81. All blacks or mulattoes who
shall come within the Continental terrific
sriss Of the republic, after. the publication OF
the present decree, without bringing with
them the permission pointed out IN thep pre-.
ceding article, shall be arrested aud .de,ain-
ed until they are sent out Of the country.
A Tory CAUGHT - During the re.
volutionary war, gsnerai Clinton, the Bri-
! fish commander, ISSUED proclamaton en-.
csarsgiag trading intercourse with the
farmers, aad offering such as avallcd them.
selves Of it, protection. Under this pro-
elamation, a Mr.. Ball, Of Eligabeshtown,
New Jersey. came to New York with pros
duce, and having finished his business, re.
turned from the enen,y's lines TO his native
place, Elizabe.htowr. Reforming he was
seized at Bergen Point by Cornelius
Hatfield. and a precious group of Tories.
Hatfield, without trial ane without delay,
CONDUCTED Nj. Ball to a tree, where he
hung him! AT the peace, Hatfield fled
so Noya Scotia, where he has remained
until within a few weeks.
II appears that some ST the relations of
Hatfield have lately died and left property,
and thar Hatfield, about two weeks ago
returned from Nova Scotia 10 Newark to
claim il. Apprehensive, however, for his
safety, recoRecting no doubt the crime of
which he had been guilty. Hatfield, on his
arrival al Newark, Kept himself snug but
finding that he could not settle HE affairs
without going a. large, he appeared in pub
lie, and was recognised BY daughssr Of
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Mr., Swartweat, the brother of
aaanel S. ofNew York, being on his way
'ssn the Mississippi ansl pres umsng that hs
~ Pass you at some point on the river, has
esuested Of me a letter Of introduction,
esh give wish pleasure as he is "a mos
sAle Young man, and highly respectable
sptis character and connections. pray
|!u 10 afford him any friendly offers, which
= Mutation may require and beg you 10 par
%s'hstrooble which this map give ycu.
uEa entire respect,
Tour friend and obedient servant.
s. BURR.
ssssusssrsncy, gen Wilkinson.
Y SsaitTout.
lc)
. .s0py Of aletser from general Dayton
]. Easssi Wilkinson, written Ia cyehsr,
y 1ps those parts printed 10 ItaEcs. This
s sS.r vas designed by general Dayton,
'oaaaed on,ae Hserogiyphics known
ga Wilkinson and col. BuH.
II !, July a4fh, 1906.
s.; s.. OIL 81 r a
Sans' We'll ascertaincd that you are to be
~ .asa n'next session. Jefferson viii af-
ArN !" y'eld reluctansly to the pa6iic ssnti-
1ksss oat Weld he will !; prepare yourself
1 y. ~ 1ur 1t !: you know the rest.
k.ss, are not a man to despair or even to
S,sss specially when such prospects offer
Sss 'ass quarter. Are you ready, are your
sa s associates ready Wealth and gfo-
Mr.: s'slana and Mexico. I shall hare time
oSs ~ Z : letter from you before I SCI on for
<xA,, J, = 10. address one 10 me here e a.
: ne q Cincinnati, reesige and trsat
s sss : The key pu0rd Of this letter
~ 80 = g France. Explanations hessC1c.
I'd Eng.
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s. We ID rs n IR0 NJ

Best ssvcdish Bar Iron, for sale at H1scaA's+
Nail Manufactory- Price One Hundred and
Twenty Dollars per Ton.
ss # e sc
A good assortment of .Asails, Brads and
sghrigs-which WILDE sold low for cash, orto
punctual customers.
October "a,
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lei
July lssh, / so7.
NV dear Friend.
as YOU axe Sad 20 have

AS YOU are said 20 have removed your
Head s:uaeters down the river, and there IS "a
report that the Spaniards intercept oar mails
which pass. necessarily through the territory
occupied BY them, in order to reach you'll
think proper to address you III cypher that the
contents may be concealed from the Dons, #
they should make 50 free as to opeIshe letter
Takeethe following for the Catch werd, or
CHECK werd tansl you may yevy readily decy-
spher the hyurosa Yiz. in your own Hero
glyphie f. j; bnt In your ewn q 4 sa9lsbet thus,
Iffieros lypliics
VI .
S Every. thing and even heaven itself appears
to have conspifelto prepare tie rain for a
grad explosion are you also ready For Is
know YOU nah net When q great o5, Get is5isl
xiew-Y cur present IS more favorable than
syos.r late position, and as yeu can retain il
Without suspicion or alarm, you ought BY no
means to retire from it until your tlicads join,
yonin DeeenibeT some where on the river
Mississippi- Under the auspices OF Burr and
Wilkinson, I shall be happy to engage, and
when the time ARISES you will find me near
you.
Write ana iaior1a mo 9by. first mail what.
may be expected fromyou and your associates.
In an easerprize of such moment, considera-
tons even stronger than those OF affectionirn-
pei me to- desire your cordial co-operation and
active support
Adieu barr g Itzlk1nso'.
Courage s Onion.
~~ Let me hear from you by mail, as well as
by the first good private Conveyance, and be-
Iieyc me, with the best Wishes for youi' pros
lperity and happiness most truly,
Your friend and servant,
IONA: DAYTON,
If you write in Cypher} THyeroglyphicss)
use the same words, VIZ. V.-O--tsA
Cd
Exract ofa letter frons ames e. D0naia.
son, esq 70 Genera anass lKilklnsoa,
dated. Nafsiez Oct 80, 18o6.
8 NI;charl Myres. arrived here 10 day
IN Ese,een days from S.. Louis, 7an bis way
Is New Orleans he anade coHamuni.
casion 10 me with permission TO srans nit
10 you, which might s,agger even credoli.
w; of his iafnraaa.ion he says be is-cer.
faiss aud most &. My believes in the intel.
.renee he communicates. This s neither
more nor less than . plan to revolusionizc
lhs Western country has been formed ma
tered, add is ready TO explode, thar Ken.
tocky, Ohio. Tennessee, Orleans and In
diana arc combinsdto declare themselves
iadeprnl eot on the 18th Of Novembrr 1900 -
That proposals have been made 10 some
Of The most Influential characters at Saint
Louis, by accredited agents Of the conspi.
racy 10 join the plan That this person
whose nzme Myres refuses to reveal, IS 10
moss respectable line Of life, and has.the
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DAYTON

have concluded to undertake the land 7lA7-s
chose lich We tt1kets OF last winter and 9ete1-
nsi,se5 to % on the lands this NUM-
Der of settlers could be had on this side the
mountains, but { Should la'.sf0's TO have the!
greater part from the western country yotl'
promised to write about the horses ;sbut have.
heard nothing from you s suppose there Wall
be no xlisIisnlty on that head The money for
tue first payment is now ready saaitbe at
rank fost lz5osstlt the l5fh asgas and hope
then to nc ct yop and col. Lynch there It's
quite necessary that hoIad See Lynch as q
Shall be. pro fided with cash to SO on vigorous
~ witt pur Speculation Some ofthe concern
ell AN now on their way to see you and VIII
be with you nearly as soon as this letter.
Please to encourage them and give them q
good account of things. 81 si
Your humble servant
fs,ignedl STEPHENS.
john Peters Esq s.
Nashville s
Letter from Doctor Bollman TO Cen AVillkin-
son, Of the 9th September I 800.
NEw-ORLEAa s, sSlfsh 27ti, 800.
Sin,
n i have tire honor ID forward to your excel
lency, the enclosed letters. which was char
ged to deliyer.to you.by our mutual friend. M
i shsll remaia for some time at this place,
and should be glad to learn when and where
/ may have the pleasure of an interview with
you. Have tie goodness to Inform me Of At
and please To direct your letter to me to the
care Of Messrs. Chew and Relf, or enc'ose
under cover to them.
have the honor to be, with great respect,
sir, our excellency's most ob't servant,
tSigned ERICK OhleM ~.
Gen syILKINsoS.
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~. what the easefprsze vas 4 20
,sssa a ',i,.lsd. HsI then SAID q yes,
sss9 o 1, s', !, r,sas number Of diyiduals.
j Iss:'s' ,.a9!.h, popularity, and talents.
-: & nouens associased tpr purposes g
i Y 90, $ ne government q tks Y 81
o'alsa' i & their head and the young
d o 'lss. ,,ys1o delivered you the letter
i ss .n;,,y S one Of his cmiss aries The
u s' S ss,s,ng as ! so!uasesr = only z
Efo' s Hs has brough@ me alesser from
s,'ss s,,, which being ia cypher ! hays
S' he, ] able fully 10 make out, but Il
s'''ssr .eose.ed that his ohjecs is trea-
81: 81. sos saas il Is my duly 70. Oppose
''a' s syety saeaos IN: my power. tie as
a'e S - that he has sf0nd So LAYS ttis navy
ss = ..;'b offers 70 nuke me SEE
. s eomasods ADD 70 give he officers
''ss army aoy;thiag asy ak fer .asfa 4
= ii bs requests ms g seed 4 couhdsnss
{. : l,;4ed III confer @ish him ar Mash.
r. s : fspnesse. Iafscss Sc seems to
3 o. g.I,,x on .esr aud The army as ready TO-
3 h;n.,, I then asked the general v he-l
Is had received any iGsornaaslon from
IS .s.,o,nsnt, 10 which he replied that he
sano, aud that be mast ,bercfore adopt
~ s, measures as 10 bis Judgment were
- calculated tasdrfeud the caantfy
IS ,,iI he would Immediately march 10.
4. sab;ns aud endeaveg 10 make snch
s - wi.a The Spao'sh cammandcr, as
mid iastify him in rems' siag she greater
.;tof ais forces 10 he Mississippi, add
|,s,tbe n,oreus this siouA be s9sSted he
.suH scad me 10 New Orleans ia a light
I,rpr wish orders 20 srcare sne FreGch
,ra Of srsillefv 81 thai pos', and 70 pus
Is p.,sse. ioshe bsst possib!s. situation for
d.hacr, ard that he would follow with e
,.,y mao TIA. could be spared from Na;chi.1
per:, wlsh al possible sxpetIitioa. He.
.ul n: re would giSe tts Information be
bdIecelsrd 20 the prsssdept OF the Unissd
Safes aud solisis particulars ;ustructioas
Il bis goyeTnment, but as delay might
yos. suiaoos. he would pprssethe course.
|siss Suggested, as the Only eans 10 his
nsrr 10 save sIse couassy uuFii the plea
|sss 81 Tie presidents should BE- known.
Oh or march 70 the Slbine The general
me shas be .hoogas bis presencr Al N
0lssas II as early q period as possible,
ss s5,o,u!rIy NECESSARY. aud that The NO
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a1 The Holpuser COMPANY are re-
quested to meet al the Court House
this evening at s o'clock for the pug
pole Of drawing their arms.
Oct. Is.
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MI. Ball. who applied to the proper a,l.:
ihorisy, and had him arrested Ha.feldis
now ID Jail al Newark, charged with murl
adering Mr.. Ball, and his trial will shortly
take place. 81
The case Is not difficult one. ANDRE
Who was confessedly spy, went through
the regular forms Of ttidl and was execut-
ed by the sentence Of court martial. On
the worst sdpposision Mr., Ball could not
have been viewed IN a right more odious
than that Of major Andre. But Ball had
no trial; . few momenss only eltpsed be-
tween his being spprehsnded and execus-
ed. Ha,Held was 4 TRY He hsoged Mr..
Ball without hesitation, aud robbed him
when he was hung 8.
& g Murder, though it have no tongue,
i'll speak with most iiraculcus organ.
Prom the pefps,ralion Of the deed soahes
present time. many years have elapsed,
but the villain iscapghs al last.
sErcn; TIE Bal 5gorr american.
Account and LIST of .Amesiean vessels Ieft
II Halifax, by the brig Fair americas,
~ 81 hos. Brown master
Ship Hero, Spcaafrof a,dsrom New
York, bound 10 st, Thomas waislng til
all ship Acmon Me-. at New BeSfo.J,
from Bordeaux 10 Bslsisaore, ship t!earad
aud cargo laid user for Further proof and
Ii was landing when lie Fair Ametiesa
left there barqus Hannah, RIO ms, ffsoa,
Amsterdam bound TO Plymouth, waning
trial the sckr. F:y e razer.Sff ON Ia Vefa
Cruz. TO Baltimore, waiting ,tiais schoon.
er Felicity, Saowdensa Baltimore given
up, after Being run o. shore, aed her bas.
tom being mach itdared. ard ihe captain
taking the expenses on The vessel, she ga
ing through fspair whsnI lfftihsre, oI:
gof the four ms q that were aaken out IF
the United Sta.es fiigate Chesapeake
was hung, by The name Of Wilson
He confessed lha; he Was bborn 10 Londoni
that The ma ne thai be wen.by was not his
name his name MAS Wilson spd anolher
one sentenced fer, 500 iashes, aud efter re-
ceiviog 2oo.sashes he expired the ueM day.
The other two. names Eor known, owned
thatiheY were Americans, aud ifshey woafd
forgive them they would euier INFO the
kings service, upon which they were reisas.
ed, and entered onboard the Melampus FIJI
gate. The ship Jane .of,N York, Sammis
master, tookinuoops for Quebec, AID a.
I ter he had taken them on board he wear 10
the governor ADD sef . letter from him sig
nifyiug that she was pressed TO go; but il
| is no such thing for the captain hired tie
ship himself TO fhe agent. Lels at Halifsx
s frigates,s sloops OF war, 2 74's aud sess.
raj sehooners.
THOMAS BROWN.
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Tanners OIL, at S dolls. per barrel
Spanish HIDES, at 10 to 8 cents, some
of which will average IS pounds, and one. e.
quail to any ever imported from the Spanish
Main az
Best green c OFFEE
SUGAR in hogsheads and barrels
Loaf and lump SUGARS, of'the first qua.
lily
A few seroons Of Hotant INDIGO, and
A variety of GROCERIES as usual !.
5000 bushels of ground ALUM SAIL a.
float, and 1000 bushels Cadiz in store; swinch
is aconsignment, and will be sold ON reason
able terms by 9'
Moydeeas Miller.
October Is. ID
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The Federal ticket in the state Of Delaware,
for Governor and Representative IN Congress,
has succeeded BY "a majority of $50.
GEORGE TRuIT, Esq. Governor.
NIcHoLAs VANDYxE, Esq. Representative
n Congress.
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Richard Lee 6 Son,

ENsfBi.E. of the many fayors conferred red
aasthela BY an enlightened community
Be- permission to return them their m slne s',
acknowledgements, and solicit them tor q con
tisluance OF the same. 49,,
as all the efforts Of Hannah Lee aad her col s
leagues TO ruin Our characters ana laluGs 'ae
rea'ltation OF our medicines, have proved a
bortige, We should think it degrading TO our
saves ana insulting to the pHohc to pursue tnc
contest Into which we have been reluctantly
dragged. Here We viii crop the sue3e sI iease
bs, 20 enjoy the consolation nsr yapii bll.inss-
pate lan;aage inher last advertisement IS ca
pable OF Sagfordins, and simply ask those who :
~, S~vs accession to purchase medicines OF
the following description to give ours trla \,
uaIcr fua confidence that every new sfaa. YIN
scfroioorats the long established puslc opinion
Of tneif oeiag genusae
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January So.
FOR SALE,

q WELL finished three story BRICK
"A. HOUSE and LOT, OIL king-strcet,
the most commercial street IN town and In the
center OF it.
A well finished two story BfioA EEouae and
Lot, On Duke-8trcet, near the river
a Lot of Ground d short mile above town,
cont,iniag fi4cs and one eighth acres, rear the
river.
Twelve hundred anu eighty acres ef military
Land, in tie state Of Tennessee, ca Obey
rycr, a branch Of the Cumberland river,
A tract Of Land containing $40 acres, in
Greel.hfiar county, Virsinia.
Also, a very convenient and well finished
Brick House and Lot, in George L own, with
8ric! Stable, Coach Rouse, &c.
Also, two ssery Frame House and lot, in
Seorge-Fi' own, and Bake EIouse-the lot is
5 So fest 4 inches front and lo7 feet decP.-A
part Baymcns will lie expected down, and a
liberal credit given for the balance.
IF the Goorge-Tow property isnot sold by
private sale, it will~be offered at public sale,
sp the FIRST Monday in May next,
Samuel Craig.
y.-,....-.t 90 oaJy
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T his IS to GIVE I>tOllce,

THAT tie subscriber, Ct Alexandria coiln-
ty, in the district Of Columbia, hiatt, chained
froyl the Orphans Court CT sad county letters
of administration Oh tie personal estate Of
.Jjtrander Latin'er, late OF the 'cosnty atore-
sad, deceased; al persons having claims
against tire said deceased, aTc hereby warn
ed to exhibit them with tie vouchers thevc-
cfto the subscriber, Gu or before Tie 2ist Day
ofJuiy next ensuing, CT t!'ey may By law be
excluded from ali benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto, are requested: to
make immediate paynent.-Civcn UNDER 4oy
hand this 2lst day Of January, 1907.
Mercy Latlmer, Adm's.
.Januarv 9 2aW6w