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London. Hsyiis.

UaS III IUQEIaIlSl ~ lT1Hts
London. Agyifs.
Ey The American ship Be,ssy, arrived
Of Dover from TenerifTs bound TO ToDin.
gen, we are Informed, that an enemy's
squadson, destined for the coast of Africa,
consisting Of fiiga,e and two rorves.s, ar
rived at feneriffe two days previous TO his
sailing from tia, island, aad landed there
The crews eftvo b ig, bound to Newfound
land, which had been scu.,led.
April IS. :
! Gaverrmen', it is said,.received au,hep.
tic advice yesterday, bysway OF Hamburger,
that II Turkish ships Of the line had been
burntin the Dafdansl.rs, by the boats Of
the British squadron.
Ehe ere by which bis maiesty's ship A.
lax has been destroyed was merely acciden.
raj It.ook place below deck, and after
Burning for surs time reached the maya.
zine, when she blew up. sCapsain Black.
wood, who had assembled to the sprtsail
yard, had just escaped b1fore the expIosi
en- took Place. Ihetship, was cruising in
the Arch;pelsgo a. that time.
s.Abrit17,
according TO accounts from Dsn,zic,
da.ed The 27 b of March, the French have
cut of eli communication between tina,
place and Kohig. berg. a, frs, lombard.
|@men' was feared, and a corps was formed,
iassndeds ia that case, to protect the rich
ma szsnes, which for the most part are 81.
tusse close to each other. Those which
wsre at Eibing have BEEN removed to
Thora. Gen Kalkreueh. according to the
ancient custom or war, announced his ar
rival at Dan'zic to the French general
the latter replied to this politeaess BY sss.
tifying wish that some accommodation
r1ishs be agreed on between them 10 save
tie city fsomthe horrors of bombardnent
's--but that the psussian general returned
For answer. tnat-h. was deter aaiaed to bn.
~ himself under the ruins of the city. ra-
therthan surrender it.
Letters from Wal!achia state, That the
- urkish g1rrison of Raioya Brala sprren-
dered 10 the Russian troops after siege
of s days and ter,;SIe bernhard meni;
and that Giurgews has been ,akenby the
Russians, by assault, az the head of o. 600
men. he garrison was entirely cut to.
pieces. forthe Russians had express orders
toglve no-qnar,rrs-
a message of Bonapar.e. dated from
'Osteroae, the Gath ul.. and laid before tbs
senate on the 4eh inst contains nrefrsgable
proofs Of the immense losses which. his
armies have sustained. and Of the difficult.
ties in which he is involved. Before the
first three months of 1907 are expired. he
finds himself under the necessity Of calling
cut the conscriptions for the year 1903.
The es'cnsib'e motives for this tyrauuica!
aud vexalloes proceeding are developed in
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Ten Dollars Reward.


DESERTED on tic 18Th day orOcto5er
~ iast-he having received a .furtoWgh
for ffue davs, to go TO Petersburg, GEO.
w. BACKUS, Soldier Of the Public
Guard, aged about 81 years, dark hair and
eyes, fair complication, his face .v'r'y rock
marked-a natiUe of Connecticut-he is
about fUe feet ten inches high. lie took
zvith him the uniform Of the guard, and a
number ofother clothing NOT kno1cn. He
is a Printer by trade, and 'tis unknoTcn
7vhere he 7viH .go.
Also, JOILW LAYTON, who tet1 this
on the 1o,h inSt. he has black hair and eyes,
dark COMPLEXION, and is about fUe. feet fUe
inches Mgh-about thirty years ofage-
very slender made. He has taken 7pith hin,
the uniform ofthe guard-and gohere he
may go is uncertain, he being natiUcsot
Eurohe. my herson taking uh said de-
serters, and bringing them to this place,
and delivering them 10 me, or either ofthe
officers ofthe said Guard. or for either Of
them, shall receiUe the ADORE rezvard.
.dLEY. QUdRRIER, c. p. C.
Richmond, Fec. u, 1907.
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EDWARD LIVINGSTON'S ADDRESS
TO THE PUBLIC.
.Me7y-OrLeana. Dec. so

.Ne7g- Orleans, Dec. so.
] MAKE no apology for laying the fol-
lowing statement before the public. 1t is
not an affair of mere private interest, but
of serious public concern, to which / claim
the attention Of my fellow citizens.
Having unfortunately been a sufferer in
the extraordinary scenes now exhibited in
this territory, the Justification of my own
character, forces me to detail series Of
events, too public tobe doubted but so new
in the history OF our country, that they will
not obtain easy belief at distance, and
can scarcely be realised by those who dali
ly behold them.
A dictatorial power assumed by the COM
0ander of an American army-the Mill
s"y arrest Of citizens charged with a CT
vii oHence-the violation Of the sanctuary
of Justice, by first entering it with COM
plant, and then dragging the accused from
It's bar. An attempt to overawe by denun-
citation, those who dared professionally to
assert the authority Of the laws-the re-
corded unhlushing avowal of the employ
ment Of military force 70 punish civil Of
fcnce-the hardy menace Of persevering
in the same course-and the asserted but
incredible cooperation Of the supreme exc
cutivc Of the country, in these proceedings {;
are circumstances that must command at
tention, and excite the corresponding SEN
timents Of grief, indignation and contempt.
p My primary object, however, is my own
exculpation from a charge solemnly made
against me in the hearing of hundreds, at
the bar, where my character is my only
support, and by a man whose situation
ought to give weight to his assertions. In
the performance Of this necessary but hui
initiating task, 7 shall be obliged to speak
Of myself and of my affairs, with n parti-
cularitv that will be tedious, and would be
improper if it were not necessary for my
defence.
About three years previous to the pre-
sent period, left the city Of New-York
where abandoned every thing that could
! biEd Ee to a country, the friends Of my era
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
Virginia

1T Court held for Haifdr county, the
22d day of December, 1906.
Granville Craddock, plaintiff T..
against lh
Daniel Wilson, Obadiah Smith |"ance-
and Henry Ligon, defendants. rye
THE defendant Daniel Wilson, not having
4 entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction If the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this state: On the
motion ofthe plaintiff by his counsel, II is
Ordered, that the said defendant Daniel
Wilson, do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in March nsxt and answer the plain
siff's bill and that the defendants Obadi-
ah Smith and Henry Ligon do not pay a
wav, secrete or otherwise dispose Of any
monies, goods or effects which they may
have in their hands belonging to the de-
PENDANT Daniel Wilson, until the further
order of this court that copy of this or
der ne forthwith inserted in some one of
the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the court
house ofthis County.
A copy,
Teste,
JoHN BAPKSDALE, d. enc
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.dt Court held for Haitian county, the
22d day Of December, 1906.
George Calhoon, plaintiff. r,
against { Ct
Daniel Wilson, Obadiah Smith o"a"'e
and Henry Ligon, defendants. ~
THE defendant Daniel Wilson, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that he
is not an inhabItant OF this state: On the
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, II is
Ordered, that the said defendant Daniel
Wilson, do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in March next, and answer the plain
tiff's bill; and that the defendants Obadi-
ah Smith and Henry Ligon, do not pay "a
way, secrete, or otherwise dispose of any
monies, goods or effects which they may
have in their hands belonging to the defen-
dant Daniel Wilson, until the further order
ofthe court ; that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some one of the news
papers published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the courthouse of this
Sounty.
A copy,
Tcste,
JsHN BARKSDALE, d. c. H. G..
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Xhe tract Of Land.

Lyinginthe county Of Chesterfield. of which
John Buyers died possessed, taking to their
assistance the county surveyor, in order 20
ascertain the quantity thereof; and that
the said commissioners divide the proceeds
thereof into five equal parts, and allot one
part thereof to Polly Buyers, enc part to
Lucy Buyers, one part to Susanna Buyers,
one part to Frankey Buyers, and one part
to Kitty Buyers; and that the said corn
missioners do convey the said land to the
purchaser thereof by good and sufficient
deed in fee simple, upon the payment of
the purchase moaey.
Copy, Testc,
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Andre7v Hetherton,
7 A Y L O r,

FRO M f d / N b u r G II,
d ESPECTFULLY informs the Gentle
IN men of Richmond and Manchester, that
he has opened his SHOP in the streetlead-
ing to the Governors, in the house oppo-
site Mr.. Crouch's Tavern--and hopes from
the experience which he has had in the
most fashionable towns in Great Britain,
that his ability in the business, is such as
will give satisfaction to those who may fa-
vorhim with their employment.
Richmond, Jan. IL, 1907 CIVIL
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than the undersigned, and it is TO mair-
tain and perpetuatc the Holy Attributes
OF the constitution, agains: the uplifted
hand OF violence, that he has mtcrposed
"the force OF arms In a moment of extreme
"peril, to seize upon Bolnan, as he zviU
"uhon all others, gvithout regard TO stand-
"fn5- or station, against whom satisfactory
"proof may arise, OF a participation in the
"lawlesS combination.
(Signed)
GAMES WILKINSON"
This was introduced and followed bv a
speech OF some length, in the course of
which he read the copy of the affidavit he
had sent on rs the accusation against Boil
man, and followed it by remarks tending
to alarm the minds of his hearers, with APP
prehensions Of serious and immediate dan
ger from the invasion of the territory by
Mr.. Burr, and the traitorous designs of his
adherents whom he represented to be nu-
merouS In the city, and two of whom were
he said, COUNSELLORS OF THE
COURT. After deliberately casting his
eyes round tie Bar, and seeming to enjoy
the astonishment, perhaps the fears of a
set of men who found themselves exposed
to this inqusition, he asked whether Mr..
Alexander was III court and being an
swered that he was not, he requested that
nc might De sent Tor and committed to close
confinement, as he intended before he left
court to prefer against him Il charge of
nigh treason Mr.. Alexander not being at
that moment to be found, General Wilkin-
son proceeded to state the circumstances on
which he grounded his charge against him,
having finished these, he proceeded near
ly in the following words " as for Mr.. Ii.
vingston have evidence that DR.. Bollman
brought draught upon him for two thou
sand dollars and upwards, from Col. Burr,
which he paid and | hold in my hand an
affidavit which confirms his guilt he then
read parts and suppr-a sed other parts of
an affidavit which he SAID was made bv DR..
Rodgers: of this document have been un-
abled to obtain copy, but the part that
was read respecting me was in substance,
that Mr.. kecne, q gentleman Of this CITY,
who has been absent for many months, had
told Rodgers some time in February or
March last, that there were a number who
had agreed to undertake an expedition to
Mexico and on being urged to declare Who
they were, had answered, @fbey'e'S Lii
UingSton," but the affidavit added IN snb
stance, that Rodgers thought Keene so lit
tie In earnest that the circumstance had
never occurred to him until within few
days past. ca The general in the course
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WANTED.

4 DISCREET industrious Woman, as
n house-keeper-onc who can come re-
commended for her integrity, will meet
with liberal wages by applying at the Bell
Tavern. If.
February 18th 1907.
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In Chesterfield County Court, January
the 12th, 1907.
I PON hearing the evidence produced
~ in support of the petition of the heirs
of John Bryers, deceased, the court doth
order and direct, that WILLIAMS Trabue,
Charles Clarke and Haley Cole, or any two
or more of them, do sell, at Public Auc-
ton, for ready money,
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7RE SUBSCRIBER WISHES 10 FAKE TE'o
APPRENTICES

To the BRICKLAYER' TRADE, about
the age of fourteen or fifteen, who can
come well recommended. Also,' one Black
BOY of the same age. Apply to
JOHN TINSLEY.
February 9th, 1907. IF
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w. RODGERS, Surgeon
To Edward Livingston, Esq"
December &c, 1906.


From this it appears among other facts
that Mr.. Keene mentioned the names of So.
veral gentlemen none of whom have been
denounced, or arrested, and one Of whom
is actually an officer now employed under
general wilkinson's command. IF the o.
eral then gave credit to this ipform,ti,r
why are not the others denounced Jfbe
did not why is it made the ground Of arru-
sation againt me as to the payment of the
money to Bo!lman let il be Remembered
that no secret was made Of the transaction.
that ! told 1t to the prosecutor for the ~
). as appears by the following certificate
"Shortiy after my receiving informant
on the arrival of DR.. Bollman in tn 8 Ter
ritory, Mr.. Edward Livingston informed
me- that Bollman had presented to him an
order for about two thousand dollars, drawn
in favor ofBollman by col. Burr, and at the
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Notice.

A LII persons having any just claims "a
"a gainst the estate of Smith Blakey, dec.
of Henrico county, and against the estate
Of Thomas Blakey, dec. of Hanover coun-
~, are requested to make them Known /;
and those who are indebted to the said es-
Iates are requested to make payment, as no
further indulgence will be given.
GEO. BLAKEY, Admir-.
of Smith Blakey * Thos. Blakey.
18th Jan. 1907. WIT
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TIL: WATKLN;S, c.

The sale of the above land will take
place on the 4th day of March next, upon
the premises, upon the terms mentioned in
the above order.
Hiiiiam Trabue,)
Haley Cole, SCom'rs.
ids Charles Clarke,
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same time expressed his surprise that Burr
should have been indebted to Bol}mau,
(Signed)
GAMES HRONN
"December, 10, 1906" NV " ~

'hSh4A IihNS bNCil IlISDtcu 10 bOlkFnaT.
(Signed)
GAMES BROWN.
"December, 10, 1906"
And that few days after general VIII
binson's arrival. openly mentioned If r.,
him, If he thoughtit an evidence Of guilt.
why did he continue his intimacy with me
IT he has other proofs as he once limited.
why are they not brought forward No
efforts OF mine have been wanting to pro-
woke enquiry as oppears BY my conduct in
court, and by the following letter deliver
ed to Judge Hall, on the day it bears date
"Sir,
"ltis now upwards Of a week since aene->
raj Wilkinsc.' charged nc A. me b,r 9f t,e,
Superior court, we participation in higls
crimes against the U. s. promising to sup.
port them by affidavit though YOU NAV
probably have heard this circumstance. vet
as you cannot act without authentic informa-.
ton, take the liberty Of statingit that thu
general may be summoned 20 lay any CT.
ges he may have against me before = q. -
per tribunal, or that his neglcct cr 49,
city 70 produce them NAV be ;,pcttee &c 20
.dence Of the urfounded naygre of re aS.'.,
sation am with great respect, yo1r ', 49, -,
obedient servant '''' ii'OS'
(Sigued)
Coward LIVINGsroN
4" December 26fh, 18O6.y ON'
&c be concluded in our nex,,1
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ga On the day this was sent to the
press had conversation with DR.. Rod
gers, IN consequence of which the follow
irS correspondence passed between US:
"Sir,
" In my conversation with you this NOR
ning, think YOU stated that YOU had not a
very perfect recollection of the names men
toned by Mr.. keene, to you as those of
persons engaged i'll Mexican expedition
and that you may have mentioned some
III your affidavit from hearing them fye
quently spoken Of You also stated, if /
recoliect right, that you did not think from
Nir. hcene's manner, that he was in earn
est and that the circumstance made very
little impression upon you at the time.
81 also wish you to state whether other
names q do not wish you to particularise
tiem) were not mentioned by Mr.. Kecne, *
are not set forth in your affidavit Whe-
ther any OF them have been arrested, and
whether one or more are not now in the
service of the U. S,
Your immediate answer to this note
viii much oblige your most obedient SER
want
(Signed)
EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
/ December &c, 1906.
To DIR. Rodgers"
! I" Sir,
I "ln our conversation I mentioned that
there was possibility that I might have
introduced names in my affidavit which
were not mentioned by Mr.. Kcene to me.
because the persons suspected had been
frequently spoken OF in my hearing, but be-
licved that was correct. likewise men
toned that had not then placed confidence
IN Mr.. keene's narrative, supposing that
Burr would not have chosen a wild rat
Ting fellow such as he is, to further his
schemes. The names Of all the persons
mentioned by Mr. Kecne, were set forth
IN my affidavit, none of whom have ] be-
| ilcve been arrested, one of them is i'm the
( service OF the United States, but he, with
another, were not noticed in my certificate,
! otherwise than the rest.
(Signed)
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THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED HORSE,
AAsm A a, che nike.
lklsySle,es$l. ported by the late Col.
John Hoomes-NNill stand the next season
Ito commence the LIST OF March) at my
house in Chesterfield, three miles from
PevilPs Bridge. Particulars to be made
known hereafter.
THO ms BRAVCH.
Feb 9Th 1907 9w
THE subscriber having obtained probat
Il Of the Testament and last VIII Of his
deceased father, John Williamson, Cate of
Henrico county, requests all those indebted
to the estate, to make immediate payment (;
and those who have claims against said es-
tate, to bring them forward, duly anthem
ticated, for examination and settlement
1t is hoped that prompt attention will be
paid to this notification, as the subscriber
is anxious to close his administration upon
the estate.
JOHN p. WILLIAMSON, EX'r.
of John Williamson, dec.
Brooke, Hen. Feb. z, 1907. 81
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JOHN BARKSDALE, D. c. n. C.
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ids
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Virginia /:

JoHw BARKsDALE, d. c. nc.
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District of Columbia.

T9TICE IS hereby sfvea 20 all zvhona IL
may concern, that the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States Of America,
has authorised the subscriber to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of this district to any. in
Portugal or Madeira
j Those masters of vessels who may omit
having their bills Of health thus certified, will
be liable 90 undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article shipped for
account OF a Portuguese subject, should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ty; and the bills Of lading leggalized as above.
Lewis Deblols.
May IS.
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BRYAN HAMPSON

Il.
HAS FOR SALE.
10 pipes cid port
do. Madeira
so quarter casks Lisbon
u do. particular Teneriffc s.
5 do. Malaga
Is pipes old cognac brandy
do. 18th proof Holland Gin
hhds. Sd proof Antigua runa
IL DO. hrst quality molasses
6 do. green copperas
3. 9 do alum
90 do. brown sugar
90 bags pimento
IS do. pepper
10 chests young hyson Il
10 do hyson skin 9
do. imperial e
100 bags green coffee
SO kegs Inadder
SO do. ground ginger
so do. rslsins
4 1900 lbs. Bacon. we'll cured
IS kegs salt petre
A quantity of fine and ground alum salt.
AZ all times he has the first quality -four for
family Use on hand--with number Of other
articles-all of which he viii sell low on his
former terms.
Aug.,sl d I
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a deed of trust from John
Sseneer to the subscribers, made to SEE
Wfe the payment Of a certain sum of money
I: sats6esf Pogvea, viii be sold for cash to the
highest bidder at the dwelling-houseso on the
gsnlses, on SATURDAY the 2lst day of
november next,
Isoo Tracts 9 Land,
slng IN the neig hborhood ofthe Gums Spring,
- = Loudoun county, adjoining each other and
Suelns on the lands of Thompson and Veitch
=. 80 Benjamin James, containing one hundred
sM my two acres The sale viii take srlace
y We've O'Clock.
Israel Lacey,
Charles Lewis, Trustees.
tStephen Beard,
sssoheT is. dts
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GAU HON.

iLL persons are cautioned AGAINST tsisiag
an assignments d note for dirty sisc cioiIals,
given TO 1.tioGl.4y lo-4I-EsEs. q Calolin.;,
dated OH or about tie 9th OF SeptelnbeH list
as can prove itWs ifsaduient!5 obsiacd.
oa!l Head
November r. ST.
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ADAM LYfS ii

70 receiuss BY tie lase aralvals j1i0nt l.iue,-
pool. and e9fsrs .t55 aalc, n pe1.g elesant as
So1-tnlent q y5esefltrg, PiQsed, -la,ha,Bsea q
Fancy Goods, cusleggf 4aa ll5As i1ard.yaf,e,
pi1
Pearl and gold breaches, bracelets, riggs,
gold breaches, earrings, seals, i.e.s, chains,
plated casters. candiesticks, tea SETS, shutters
and trays, jjlpanned tca-sra5s II ssts, urns,
casters and dressing es.ses, ladies and gentle
1n:ns' best morocco kst{9oois and purses,
bone alphabet boxes; tsfailss, deg calls sivory,
tortoise. shell and common pocket combs, lea
ther and tortoise she'll snldd boxes, reading
glasses, PLACED spurs, whips, b&ggalnlnon
boards, satin wood. and mahogany knife ca
ses and ten calics, geld aad siiser epaulcts.
spanglcs and yireaa, ivory aad sosller table
and desart knives. and forks and calycrs, r.
zors, pensnivcs, scissors, oysterknivcs, sho-
yels and tongs. green wire tenders, brass and
irons toast cars, iootmen, bellows, hearth
brushes, brass csllsics!lcks, and g variety Of
other articles.
az Cold aa! FLYER ware as ufuaI,
and gold and silver w.,re manufactured to any
pattern
sn & coed Jouiney.aaz SiIvcr-smitll and
an appprenticc to the silver-smith business
wanted.
November g co
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Lands and Mill Seat for Sale.
u virtue Of decree of the Superior
ID Court Of Chancery, holden at the CAPT
toll in Richmond, October 2, 1907, will be
sold at Public Auction, on the rsarnises,
Ten acres and a halt ct land
lying. on the cast side the Georgetown road,
about half amile from Alexandria courthouse,
either I'll together or divided into fou. lots of
equal quantity as.may suit the purchasers.
A full square, containing ra-
Their more than Two acres, on the south side
Of Duke street and eastward of the we'll and
white house belonging TO the subscriber.
Part OF a square to the south.
ward of the aforementioned, andwcst of Gha's
Pages and Philip G. MarsteIIer's houses.
The Spring Garden, about 4
acres, say two squares, and taking III 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 lnoiety of ten acres near Cameron Run
and the Colchester road, bought In company
with Bird and Ricketts,.
Available Mill Seat on. Holiness Run, q
bove the new turnpike road and not far from
the trough hill, between four and five miles
from Aissaritliia. E q
The sale 10 commence on the 10th inst.
on the George Town road, and Continue, If
the weather is suitable, till the Whole IS dis
posed Of.
The terms of sale viii be made known be-
fore or st the eiTiGe ot safe
VIM. Fi:ARTSHORNE, Re.
ceiver d TIE effects of JOHN SuI-
TON and John. ~ VAUDEVILLE,
under he order OF the nigh Court OF
Chancery Of Virginia.
18th month Cd ats