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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18
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WITH Cargo in bulk Of 1920 Doal,5,
frss finn Dyo7UbIci, will commence UNI
loading in Bottom, on Thurfday 2lit Of May,
inGaat.-PERMITS CTickets and Ouarters)
70 ooiain any part Of the Cargo, from TO
10000 dollars, for fale, Il application is made
Immediately at
I. CLARK'S BOOK STORE,
Fj6f,eef, Portland
Tickets $50 Quarters I,5o-
D1t viii be rallied after breaking bulk
CT All orders from d dittance
(Poft paid incIofng TIE cad2 will be punGu-
ally attended TO.
CT Permits for the following val
liable articles in (ie Hatfsld. were fold by II.
CLARK no. fe2ss. > capital prize q loco
6oilars; Nos. si64, 1922, 1884, lG272,
1890, 1852, of 100 each befdes a great
number Of Iels denomination. nay Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18
sf DANCING scHoeL.

AIR. sMITHrefpeefully inform, bis friend
M in this town, that he has poltponed III
commencement Dfhis DAV-scaoOL, few day.
ID conlequence Of III health. May =.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18
FOR SALE.

DJ j. NICIIdTuIOI,
No 3, Long Wayf
900 Hhds. Liverpool oalt
10 do Bacon
100 Bbls. Mefs No. and Beef
100 half bis. No. J and mefs do -
so Bbls Bone Middlings Navy -
Mels No. x Q Pork
100 kegs Lard
100 boxes Mould Candles
100 do Blown Soap
70 caiks OF Sugar Hhds NaiIs-entitled TO
debenture
BbIs. Retailing Sugar, &c.
lIarrh 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18
NnTnF-

,,s, lL psrions having Accounts open will
1913 koLFE, are requelied TO call anc
sElle the fame immediately.
Portland, Mayis, 1907. o9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18

Lands IA the Difria of Maine.
IN the Townihip No. Six and Eight
in the Eighth Range, north Of the Waldo
Patent, are offered tor fale. in lots Of one and
two hundred acres, for the purpofe only OF
actual leitIement.
Thele townfhips are ftuated on the Se5eck
and Pleaiant Rivers, which afford an eafy
communication through the Piicataquis to
Bangor on the Penobfcot; :hey are well
Hooked with various kinds of excellent Tim
Der; have number Of valuable Mil Seats !;
and the foil il is prelumed, is inferior to none
in the District.
One ~ tire baa9ysd F1sgihes may be accom-
m0datec with Lotsin thefe tOwnlhips, on terms
which, It IS not doubted, will be Peyfs97y Jat-
iJatFoy
EnteypriSHg and indEfrisa' Farmers, who with
to eitablifh themlelves advantageouly, in a
country we'll ftuared and rapidly increafing
in value, will do well to examine these lands.
Plans may De feen and terms made known at
the Office Of Simon Greenleaf, Efq. Gray, or
Jacob MGaw, Efq. Bangor, and iadi5b1ta5le
titles obtained on application to the Subscriber
IN townlhip No. Six, in the Eighth range
MOSES GREENLEAF.
March, 1907 6m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18
Z. Greedy & Co.
Ho9e for SAX,
600 Bbls. Superfne FLOUR.
May 18th, 1907.
Jacob Rolfe.

Jacob Rolfe,
Salaler, Cbayf, HarnsG and Trunk
14aker : Columbian RoqV, MidAle fr-
INFORMS his friends and the public, hat
having formed connection with Ma
THANIEL MITcHELL, the above bulineis viii
y future De carried on by them, under the
firm Of
Role & Mitchell,
KyBo 5aVe eogE1atly fay ssle-Saddles, Brides,
Saddle-Bags, Portmanteaus, Harnefs, Trunk,
Military Work, &c. LiSs4vis, a complete
anortment Of Saddlery Ware, plated Harness
Mounting, Mouldlngs, Bits, stirrups, Spurs,
Curry-combs and BruIhes, brafs Nails, Trunk
Locks and Handles, clout and cut Nails, Car
pets, coach and chaile Lace, Rnfha Sheeting,
coach, chaiie aud riding Whips, by the dozen
or Jingle with a variety Of other articles
which viii be fold on as good terms As can b.
purchafed in Portland. All orders pun6tuai
~ attended to, and favors gratefully acknowl
Nsdged
= WaatsA-An active LAD about IA year,
lase' as an apprentice 10 the above buhnels
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18
RULES.
hRTCLE Z.


ARTICLE Z
No perfon is 10 BE admitted at the Prat9iC-
ing Ball without lublcripdon Ticket, to be
renewed quarterv
ARTICLE IT,
Parents who. cnlidren fire Iuent iaid School
are 10 be provided with faid Tickeis, which
they will receive rrltE
ARTICLE III
No perfon WA, be admitted, fcxcept the
"a eats Of he Scholarly at the time Of practif-
ms the reps.
ARTICLE ".
Thofe who with to prac,he CotiIliops only,
or the fame days, tops dollars per quarter
and provide shenleIVes with one Of The a
aforementioned tickets Of admittance.
ARTICLE u
Nc Gentlemen will be admitted in the dan
Siug had with boots or great coats. They
will find in the frOnt entry room every re-
quIhfe convenience.
IRTTCLE III
Every Scholar ihall be equally provided
with ticket.
ARTICLE VTL
The admittance ticket fnall nor be transfer
able on any p-etence, to lrangcr, Ia nom
fcriber) and will be received bur Tor the real
owner.
ARTICLE IyIIL.
There will be at the entrance door, an Of
6cer, to whom the Tickets, are to be preient-
ed, and in cafe any one fhouId forget bis tick
Ct, the perfon is to tell bis nam THAI the fame
NAV be compared with the ilt on record, 70
as TO identity the fublcribers, and keep Of IN
tFuders.
ARTICLE TX
No fublcription will be for lefs than a
month, and whetherit be entered in the be-
ginning or at any other period Of faid quarter,
il is expected the same will be paid for, as for
whole quarter. The fu5lcriptions to De re-
newed At the expiration Of the quarter.
6RTYcLE Y
II compliance to the wilhes Of feveral per-
fons, there will alto be PractiGng Ball,
once every week, from fever till ten O'Clock.
Thofe who with to igblcribe are to pay 8
dalarS per quarter
article XL
All private Scholars and private Societies,
when once the days and hours are determined,
whether they come or not, will nave 10 pay
the price agreed upon ; and TO avoid all diff
Cuites in the accounts no perloA will be per
mitted 70 begin praaiGing unle(s they have
Iubtcribed for twenty ieaons.
ARTICLE XII
Any perlon that wilhes to praetife Goth
lions, r,ay be furniihed with abOok Of figures,
Gu application to Mr. L. at 20 cents each.
CONCl USION.
Confcinus Of the rechtude Of his intention
ever anxious 10 Pleafe, averle 70 conerain,,
AIR. IabOtuerre, fauers hindelf his patron.
will duly appreciate his motives, approve Of
the foregoing regulations and give ther full
tupPort to the adoption thereof
~ Mr. l.. may be feen at his hOuie in
Wait-Street, except at the time appropriated
for the School
Portland Nav Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18
4 ax4,aa2N
II
CBsab BSotlaSd Shoe Store.
JUST opened by EBENEZER
! GRIFFIN, a handlome afortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES

I'D Slippers, plain, plaid, and laced-Mii-
les red, yellow, green and black morocco ;
ladies lace, black, Morocco Shoes; fancy and
black fluff Shoes; very cheap.
All the above Shoes, will be fold at the low
eft price for cath, and for cath only.
Cuttomers are invited to call and fee for
themieves, and If they can afterwards buy
cheaper, the fhoes may be returned if not in
Jured, and the money fhall Be paid back to
them. Any ihoes that Zip win be n,ended
gratis as long as the ftamp remains IN them.
AbrK 81 n q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-18

There will be at the entrance door, an Of
hcer, to whom the Tiekets, are to he preent-
ed, and IN cafe any one fhouid forget bis tick
Ct, the perfon is to tell his nam that the fame
may be compared with the lift on record, 70
as 70 identity the fublcribers, and keep of M
tFuders.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

Russians lost their cannon, 100 men
killed, and 1873 taken prisoners.
1t was reported that the Turks had
gained partial advantage over the
Russians.
Passwan Oglou has paid the debt of
nature. Two of his principal officers,
each with considerable force, are con-
tending for the succession of Pacha of
Widdin.
The emperor of Austria perseveres
in strict neutrality.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
New YORK, April II.

IL HStCI udIIl, WHICH IlcntlOn tfldL Il en-
barge was laid on allvessels in the Texcl
on the first of March.
During the last four days, not less
than Is sail of vessels have entered the
harbour of New York, principally from
foreign ports. Ofthis astonishing num-
Der, % were ships, 81 briggs, 40 schoon-
ers, and 16 sloops.
In the ship Otis, captain Croker,
from London, which arrived at this port
yesterday, came passenger Richard
Penn, esq. formerly governor of Penn
sylvania, and from whose illustrious
ancestor the then province derived its
name.
By the ship Gold Hunter, capt. Vose,
IN p days passage, we have received
London papers and Llovd's lists to the
evening OF the Goth of March. They
contain nothing later from the armies
IN Poland. They state that the Russian
army, under the command of general
Nicholson, was marching straight to
Constantlnoplc, and is already at Gcor-
Sla, beyond Widdin, where it engaged
a Turkish corps, and killed 5000 mon,
but 1t sustained itself loss Of 5000.
he Turks are preparing for war with
as much activity and vigour as SO weak
government is capable of-but long
before the preparations are completed,
the Russians will have ovcr-ruu the,
empire, and have fixed their standards
on the walls of Constantinople.
The papers also state a change in the
English administration.
April 81.
The ship Eliza arrived yesterday in %
DAYS from observation-disclosures by her
mention that no new battles had occur
rcd-that Bo0aparte had visited the
field of the last battle-and that he had
pronounced the slaughter dreadful, an
awful scene but necessary lesson to the
princes Of Europe to deter them from
engaging in war with the invincible SOL
diers of France 1t was the general
belief at Bordeaux, that the French ar
my had been severely beaten.
Paris papers, under the head Of Hague,
March,, give very deplorable repre-
scnta,ion Of the effects Of the gale in the
TeXcl of the 18th Feb. which it seems
was followed by one nearly as destruc-
tive on the ooh Of the same month.
On the 18Th February, the French
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
" II E E l. IN c.,
THURSDAY, 9TH M AY, 1907.

After repeated trials, Mr.. Sullivan
has at length obtained majority of
votes over Mr.. Strong, for the Office Of
Governor of Massachusetts,.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

Governor OF Massachusetts
Extract of letter from a gentleman in
Liverpool, dated Feb. IL, 1907.
CT have very little news to send you,
for trade is very dull here. The slave
trade is to be abolished by an act of
Parliament, just now passed the House
OF Lords, that no vessel can clear out
after the 3Oth Of April-next-and it
limits the sale in the West Indies to the
1st of January, 1903 so that it will be
a very severe check upon the trade in
general here"
On Friday came on before the United
States District Court in this CITY, the
trial of the Hon. James Workman, on
char e of high misdem eanor, in plan
ming and setting on foot an expedition
for the conquest and emancipation of
Mexico. The evidence on the part of
the United States having been gone
through, Mr.. Workman refused to exa-
mine witness in his defence, and sub
mitted his cause to the jury without ar
gument. The Jury retired, and in
few minutes returned with Verdict
Not Guilty. COrlcmls Gazette.)
On Friday, Captain Walter Burling,
aid-de-c camp to Gen. Wilkinson, reach
ed this city from Vera Cruz. Captain
Burling, we understand, went from Nat
chitoches to the city Of Mexico, and
from thence to Vera Cruz, where he
took shipping for this place. What was
the object of his mission we know not !;
nor do we learn whether he brings any
news all we have learnt is, that where
ever he went he was received with di-
stinguished attention-and had an in
t2ryiew with the Viceroy. CDid.)
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

We understand that Edward Living
ston, Esq. of this city, is preparing for
the press, a view of the late extraordi-
nary occurrences that have taken place
IN this territory.-There is no doubt
such work from his pen would be re-
ceived with avidity by the public and
we sincerely hope that our information
on this subject may prove, as we believe
it, correct. CLouisiana Gazette.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

We have conversed with gentleman
that left Kingston in Jamaica, 18th
March, who informs us that eight
ffe,lch Pri0ateerS, fitted out of ST. Jago-
de-Cuba, were cruising off Jamaica,
with the avowed intention Of capturing
all neutral vessels bound to that island;
the British islands in consequence Of
Buonaparte's decree being considered
IN state efblockade., Several Amcri-
can vessels, whose cargocs were not
very valuable, had arrived at Kingston,
and had been boarded by some of these
privateers, on board of which the Amer
can masters learned the above intelli-
gence. These vessels were plundered of
spare cordage, sails, and whatever was
worth taking. [ Norfolk Leger]
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

The miAtia-The return of the mill.
tia of the United States, has been made
for 18o6.-The rank and file are 418.
1917, without Delaware and MARYLAND.
We have enough but we want few
more regular troops, that the militia may
not be called upon on triAing occasions,
nor to do ordinary military duty.
In the militia returns of the United
States, we observe particular mention of
great number of pieces of artillery,
but nothing is said of any balls for them
whereas, in the stating Of muskets, the
number Of cartridges with balls and
loose balls, is mentioned.
In many of the recent European con-
tests victories have been determined bv
the bayonet. 1t appears to have come
much into fashion there but in case Of
invasion of the Mississippi territory, it
viii appear little extraordinary, if II
should be repealed with this weapon.
For the official return gives 900 mus
kets with only one bayonet. In some
other state they are not much better off.
In Ohio they have 5000 guns and 1os
bayonets in Tennessee they have 5000
muskets and 10 bayonets; in Kentucky
they have 1900 muskets and 100 bay.
onets' Bost. Pal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

'ng number of plaistermcn eoinr oft,
'esSed sixteen o. them, and al er dc
'ining them two - three hours dIsmIs-
sed them. She then vent into snu,, cove,
where She met capt. Perry coming IN. and
brought him TO, by firing gun. Soon al
ter, as capt. Mcrriman was getting under
weigh, the cutter pushed tor ham, and fired
guns with shot, VIII CHI stopped HIM but
whlle the cutters boat WAS boarding cant
NJ capt. Perry flied and bore away, on
seeing which the cutter gave chase, and
lodged a shot Ill his foremost. The pas
sengers told me they never considered
themselves iii greater dang L, as the can
non balls, grape shot and muskct balls fiew
thick TOR some time. Perry however got
OUT ct reach, and escaped without any o.
ther damage than that done his mast. A
mldNhIpman who boarded capt. Mcrri-
man, ordered Israel Andrews into the boat,
VINO replied 81 am going into my own
boat; the midshipman damned him, and
toid MN he should go into the cutters boat
IA quarrel cnsued, when the m,tlshiunIan
knocked down Andrews, then put a pistol
to MS breast, and told him if he did not
immediately comply, ne would blow him
through. lie went IN the boat, but was aft
forwards dismissed. They boarded a ves-
SCI OH wolf island, the men having gone
ashore except the master, and cut the
hoops of the falls from the masts, hove the
anchors over, and left the captain to pet in
as he could They pressed John Berry from
one of the plaistcrmen, and. carried him
on. The cutter is now lying OF and on
Head harbor, waiting for more prey What
other mischief they Will do before they
leave Us, no one can tell.
81 hope all who have boosted of the
manly conduct of the British, will now ac-
knowledge they are as capable OF beha>-
lns with as much wantonness and viilainy
as any other nation In the world.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
NENV.YORK. LING II


.dfttGn Wav.-From Oswero U85 miles
from Newburgh) to the most sontherty ex,
tremIty of the lake Michigan is 1900 miles
by water, navigable tor vessels of 8 OF o
feet draft, excepting a carrying place offs
miles at Niagara falls. From Oswe eco to
the mouth OF the river st Lewis, on AXE
Superior, is 1850 miles by water, n ,v.ga-
bic tor veSse also of s or 10 feet dr. &, ex.
cepthg at Niagara and the portage If ST.
May'S. The Lakes are about dir times
as large as the Baltic sea. The la. south
and adjoining these vast sheels water,
are ofa deep, rich and fertile soil; ana
the lake markets will unquestionably com.
mand, in that direction, the surplus of
more cnLtiUctabie acres than give life and
activity to the three respectable nations of
Denmark, Sweden and Russia united. Add
TO which, the mildness OF its climate iusti-
hes the expectation, that the soil in that
region will produce mOst of the staples of
a much lower latitude on this de the AL
leghany mountains. A sample of the rice
of the lakes, which grows spontaneously,
we have in our possession, for the inspec-
tion OF any who hive the curiosity to exa-
mine it,. Com. .4dU.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

That had mutinicd and Killed their off.
GERS.
THE country is in stale OF nature,
without cultivation, but sin produce,
iuxuriant!y. A bullock W n cost aho6s
dollar. and a horse 40 III ...:ee CT i,ur
rails. Wool. AID hides trG Geo, ,ea aud
chocoiais, in heaps, lay out ii. he ii IDS,
perhaps vailed ahou;, 10 some places,
With cowhorns AID bones, Tue city con.
iaims about 40 900 iohabi.au,s, who u.G
very swarIhy in 'he face. The wumen
dress loosely, and ) m i axe. -. iuus,
10 gaze at,ec strangers.
here is @fsa, demand e.. clcrls,
and tradesmen can easIIy n,;,se Il igrtnne
in short time. The kuroyG Is arrived.
Ne''herthe Garland nor May are (, ar.
"yed' saw - dollars paid for Quiye
OF common wri,'nS Haper, ami -. Id.
Tor glass To u watch"
Another letter, after ollud,ngio the d, s.
peraIe attack On The town, says, " Tie
climate seems 10 agree very weli wish
me- and though the heat is very oppres-
s've, ihc ar has all the sa:ubri,y is fam.
ed tor."-D. ADV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
MONTE VIDEO.

The following extract Of Letter presents
matter OF some interest
The treasure rs immense some
calculate 50 millions sterling During
tue siege, they loaded French Griga,e, s.
'wo gun buss, with dolls. winch they COW.
srdly set IRE to on the morning the town
surrendered. About 20 dcserters from
the Briliah camp, and three Americans,
hat had possession Of one Of ,hc Spanish
ba 4 les, and would not surrender, ave
TO be haoged, together with the whole o
tne'Crew Of the Jans Snore GuineanaL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

WE the Subscribers, Judges of the Ge-
w neral Court, have pursuant to law all
lotted the Judges of the respective District
Courts as follow: Archibald Stewart and
Hugh Holmes, esquires, to the ID stricts
OF Winchester, Hardy and Monongalia
courthouse; John Tyler and William Mel
son, Jr esqulr S, to the Districts of Rich
mond, Petersburg, Brunswick courthou. c
and Suffolk; Edmund Winston and paul
Carrinston, ji- csquircs, 70 the Districts
OF Prince ward courthouse, Franklin,
Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
springs IN 81 etourt county; Joseph Prem
It's and Richori Parker, esauires. To tho
Districts Of Northumberland, King and
Queen, Williamsburg ard Accomack
courthouses And Robert White and
Francis /. brooke, esquircs, to Staunton,
charlottesville, Fv-f cricksburc and Pavz
market districts at the next succeeding
terms thereof.
WITNESS our ha lis and seals this ele-
venth day of June, one thousand eight huns
drcd and sever
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
10 81. t,FNIE4J.

mi Possession giucn in ten days;
-FOUR large, elegant and commodious
4 STORES, in the most central ano bu-
sy part of this City. TotEem are attach
ed, elegant, any and extensive accommo-
datons for the families OF the tenants.
JOHN MAYO.
June 60. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
FRou BosrOy, JUNE 10.
RRITISA FRLRNDSHLp I

bAA 4oH FHLENDSHIP!
Extract of a letter from a gentleman in
EastporS, Maine, 20 the representative
here, dated the oh Of June.
Z" Yesterday an English cutter belonging
10 HALIFAX came up this river, aud meet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
T. o r s AL E.

by virtue Of decd in trust executed e
II the subscriber by Goodman Barksdale,
to secure the payment of a debt to William
Gait, will be exposed to Sale, at PubtiG
Auction, for ready money, ON Monday the
sixth day Of July next, being Albemarle
court day, at Triplett L. Estes's, Char
lnttesuiIln-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
a Tract Of Land.

In the county of Henrico, seven miles from
the city OF Richmond, containing ninety
Acres, DC the Same more or less, and con-
veyed to tht said Davis by Jesse Grinsts,C.
aud boundcdby the lands Of Charles Spot d.
Watson Pattman and others. TIE :
provements are Dwelling House, Wit an
necessary ont Houses, aua GOOD Orch rd.
More than nalf of the Trace, is uncr rtd
aud well timbered.".Aiso, fur SA, on
the same terms, a Handsome CHARIOT.
very little worn
THOS. II. DREW, Trusfee.
Richmond, June -, 1877. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

- y vir,ue 4 deed Of truS., G. led -
y the Subscriber by Moses La.i., to se.-
cure The payment of SUN o. morey due
Frederick Peasants, together viz. the ex-
penses attending the cXecut On o: etrust.
l shall proceed TO sell for CAsr. at the
irol, door of the Eagle Taver, in the CITY
OF Richmond, on Tuesday, the seventh day
OF July next, between the hours of one and
three O'clock i'm the afrerI. nnn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

be committee to carry the foregoing re-
solutions ia,o effect.
ResolUed anaHiHoa3ly, that this meeting
tender thanks to Gen. IHomas dEqthe7ys,
for his able discharge Of the duties of the
Chair.
CTeStc,J
SAML. MosELEY, Sec'ru.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

HHHHfHlDH8tys tnet
Thomas Mathews,
Thomas Newton, ir.
Luke Wheeler,
Thee. Armistead,
Richard L. Lee,
Moses Myers,
Nm. Pcnnotk,
WIN. Newsum,
Thomas Blanchard,
Daniel Bedinger,
Seth Foster,
J. w. Murdaugh,
Richard Blow, and
Francis s. Taylor
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-19
Lands and Mill-Scat for Sale.


10y virtue of decree Of the Superior
toll In Richmond, October 2, 1907, will be
sold at Public Auction, OF the premises,
Ten acres and a hall OF and
lying on the east side Of the George tow1 road,
about half mile from Alexandria courl-house,
either all together or divided into four lots Of
equal quantity as may suit the purchasers.
A full square, contalnla9 "a
Their more than two acres, on the south side
of Duke street and eastward of the well and
white house belonging to the subscriber
Part OF square to the south.
ward Of the iast-mentioned, and vcst Of Cha's
Pages and Philip G. Marsteller's houses.
The Sprlng-Garden, about 4
acres, say two squares, and taking IN the
streets will be near acres.
The last three mentioned parcels Will be
sold together or divided, as may be thought
most convenient to buyers.
A noiety of ten acres near Cameron Run
and the Colchester road, bought in company
with Bird and Ricketts,.
A valuable MillsSeat On Holmes's Run,
Loye the new turnpike road and not far from
the trough hill, between four and he miles
from Alexandria.
The sale to commence on the 23d cur.
on the Georgetown read, and continue, if
the weather is suitable, till the whole is dis
posed of.
The terms of sale will be made known be!
fore or at the time of sale
Wm. HARTSHORNE, Re-
ceiyer Of the effects of JOHN SUIT
TON, and JOHN Vaudeville,
under the order ofthe high Court OF
Chapcery OF Virginia
18th month ID dts