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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
deem most conducive 70 safety, health e and
convenience. Sss2F
am with great respect, S.
Sir, your obedicnt servant,
Wm. II. CABEL1

George Hay, esq.
The coors accordiogly made the follow
ing orlcr.
!. Ia consequence Of an offer made BY
the executive Of apartments in the Sd story
Of the Peni,entiary and state prison tor
persons who may be cor6ned therei un-s
der tho authority Of he UDised States
and Of the foregoing letter from The go.
vernon Of this commonwealth It's oroer:,.
ed on the motiou CT the attorney. Tor ths-
United States. thar as soon as the art- /.
ments 10 the second stary Of ahe pnbl'c1
Jail and penitennary shall be fl for .hssre-
ception and safs.keeping Of Aaron Burr,
he be removed there apd safely kept thsfe-
10 by the marshal, until the second day OF
Angus, next, when he shaIs Is, breugisf
back TO The prison where he IL now placed,
there % be guarded in like manaer as as
present.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
J BY 1 HIS DAYS MAIL.
BOSTON Tune %.

Al Ecrlish paper Of May is. obserYs
The policy of America appears w
extrdoydsna,y Its government has IS.
thrned treaty, which contained cs1kss-
si0,1s BY Great Brisain, which every tng,S
Eshmao, except the ministers who grinscd
them. considered as degrading and uclnst.
And Il issnow said, il insists thar A;nerl-
can ships shall in al cases pro,ee. their
crews, even it they are known 10 Be Brit
,sh subjects or desrrters from British ships
Of war ffthis be fact, America will
rertaiusy fed herself 10 mistake. The
petiod Of concession is gone by. But some
Of che mad papers talk of c9p6sca.iog
British debts, &c. as if tz00 could not PLAY
at that game. /. is well knosn there is
much more Americas property IN Eagisnd
than .hsre are British debts 10 America.
NORFOLK. July a7.
Thi. day commsxore Stephen Decatur,
inu. bsis,sd his broad pendant on board the
Uaised S,a,es' frigase Chesapeake, 10 the
place Of commodore James Barron. laf.
tain Gerden, contirues 10 command OF the
snip.
The pilo, boat schooner John M'Myer,
iona Folton, master, from Baltimore
5 bsynd to GuadalouPe, was upset 90 Sun,
day last, in sqaaH off cape Henry light
house. About half anhour afterwards the
master and crew were taken eff BY the
schooner Sally, captain Murphy, belong
Tag TO Baltimore. The foremost being
cur away, the schooner wcni down ssern
foremost.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
GrOund
July 6.
FIVE Dollars Reward.

GTRAYGD from the common
~ chesnut sorrel HORSE, alb proet.
and an half high, a large blaze in hiv.
right hind foot little swelled near
a small sore Oh his breast occasloned
cent hurt, carries his tail high. The
reward will be given if taken up within tN
ty miles OF town and brought home, and a =
ward at the rate Of Eive Dollars for eversS
twenty miles, iftaken up at any greater DIS
lance.
R. /. Taylor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
Public Sale.
THIS DAY, ct q osGlcek,

THIS DAY, ct A. osslces, 81
TN pursuance of a decree o&sthe hon. the
ii United States circuit court OF the district
of Columbia, for the county Of Alexander a,s
made between Thomas Lewis. complainant,
and the heirs and representatives of David
Griffith, deceased, defendants, viii be sold,
on the premises, to- ". Eidl1est bidder, On =
credit Of twelysaue!, een and tweny-four
months, with1pProved 8 prityG;
A certain piece or parcelso OF
Ground
in the town of AlexandIis, upon the north side
of Queen-strect, bounding on the old George
Town road and the ground of Butcher Fat
ton plot of which viii be at any time shown,
and deeds will be made TO purchasers agreea.
bic to the said decree, BY
George Deneale,
Thomas Swami.
July 6. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

bally concerning their duty as centinels /; |
and further he saith not.
ABNER GRIFFIN.
SERGEANT VIM. Whelin says that he knows
what serjeant Cooper and Griffin says to
be facts, and further saith not.
VIM. WHELIN.
Corporal John Burchell says that he knows
what has been said to be facts.
his
JOHN X BURCHELL.
mark
Corporal Dan'l Mann SAYS that he knows
what has been said are facts
DANIEL MANN.
Corporal Paskill Pucket, acquiesces with
the above, and further saith that BENJAMIN
Wells, not a soldier of the guard at this
time, did knock a man down for attempt
ing to take his arms from him, & kept him
TIL the corporal of the guard went and re-
licvel him.
PASKILL PUCKETT.
James Edwards, agrees with the above
in their aiiidavits, and further saith that he
has taken as many as three men, one of
which was intoxicated, and he was kept
all night the other two were detained till
the corporal went to relieve the centinel,
and then released them, * further he saith
not. his
JAMES - EDWARDS.
mark.
John Lain, sen. says that he knows what
has been said arefacts. his
JOHN X LAIN.
mark.
Peter Dunlavy agreeswith sereant Coop
cr, and SERGEANT Griffin and further saith
one OF the centinels took up member of
the assembly and kept him till he went
round with the relief; he at that time be-
ing the corporal of the guard, and then con-
Quoted him home to his quarters.
PETER DUNLAVY.
SIR,
Having seen letter addressed to lieut..
Underwood, and having some other evil
dence to lay before the executive, hope
you will excuse any trouble that l give
upon this occasion.
have the honor to be-
With very great respect,
ALEX. QUARTER.
CRY Of Richmond, TO zvit:
This day personally appeared before me,
a magistrate for the City aforesaid, the
within named men, and severallv made
oath to their aflidavits as subscribed to bv
themselves. THO's UNDERWOOD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
NEW ORLEANS, March 70.

We understand that EdSvard LIVINGSTON;
Esq. of this city, is preparing for the press,
view of the late extraordinary occurren-
ces that have taken place in this territory.
There is no doubt such a work from his ter.
will be received with avidiy by the public
and we sincerely hope that our informa-
ton ON this subject may prove, as we be-
lieve 1T, correct.---Lousidna Gag.
We are authorised to say, that Mr.. Liz
vingston will in this work, give a general
history of this country, from its cession To
the United States, to the present time.
(Orleans Goz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

Public monies at Cincinnati, has been rob-
bed to alar &c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, it is said,
of fifty thousand dollars. The robbery was
committed by Charles Vattier, a very
wealthy Frenchman, who resides in Gin
cinnati, and mulatto servant of gen. +.
The former with the assistance of the lat
ter, had procured keys to be made for near
ly all the locks about the Receivers house
They are both in prison, which is strongly
guarded fears being entertained that a
rescue will be attempted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
BALTIMORE, April %.


From the Merchant'S Coffee House Books.
Arrived, ship Diana, Hollbrook, AZ DAYS
from Liverpool---salt and dry goods---Wm.
Wilson and Sons. Sailed March 70, in co.
with the ship Plough Boy, Collard for Bal
timore. Left ship John Adams and Adria-
ma, for Baltimore in few DAYS; Phnip.
Williams, for ditto in ditto. - March 90.
lat ~, long. IS, spoke brig Leopard, from
Baltimore for Liverpool. In sight of Cape
Henry light house was boarded by the BTi-
fish frigatc Melampus, detained us three
hoursin a fair wind, and pressed John Muir
ry, with protection.
Also, ship Globe, Bailey, 40 DAYS from
London. Dry Goods, S<c.---Sundry per-
sons. March 81, lat. -, 80, spoke brig
Hannah, Of Cobasset, 10 days from Boston,
bound to Amsterdam. April DIST, within
six miles of Cape Henry, was boarded by
an officer from on board the British frigate
Melampus, capt. Hauke, who impressed
Nicholas Workman, a German by birth
with protection. (TIe has sailed out of
this port nine years.) Thomas Malone,
born in n. York with protection Charles
Turner, without protection, born in PHI
laGelphia, all Kidnapped by British officers,
within the territories ofthe United States.
WASHINGTON CITY, April %.
General James Findlay, Receiver Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
NETWORK. Anril 81

During the last four days, not less than
lis sail of vessels have entered the harbor
of New York, principally from foreign
ports. Of this astonishing number, %
were ships, 81 briggs, 40 schooners and 10
sloops.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

while he WIS or5eriy sergeant, book was
kept, i'll which an entry was made of the
proceedings of the court martial, and
the punishmcnts ordered to be nfict-
ed on any of the men; but none of the let
ters from any governor, except one from
Gov. Page, to Capt. Quarter, were enter
ed on the order book that the letter from
Col. Monroe, to Capt. Quarter, was given
by the latter to sergeant Parkinson, the
predecessor of this asiiant in office, to enter
on the orderly book, but it was never en-
tered thereon.
No orders were ever read by Captain
ouarrlcr to the men, except the letter of
col. Monroe aforementioned but they
were generally communicated verbally to
the men, who werc frequently charged by
him to conduct themselves In n peaceahle
and orderly manner towards the citizens.
THOS. SOUTHNVORTH.
Hcnrico County, &c.
The within affidavit was sworf, TO before
me in due form agreeable to law, this 18th
February, 1907.
DAM L. HYLTON.
The said Thomas Southworth, further
saith, that William Nash, was a soldier
IN the public guard while ne was also n
member OF it-that the said Nash was
much addicted to INVESTIGATION, and disposed
to be disorderly; and that at one time he
drew his Knife on his own brother, in a
quarrel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

The affidavit of Thomas Southworth,
who saith, that he was among the irst who
joined the public guard after it was esta-
blished at Richmond, having enlisted on
the 10th of February, 1901, and continued
three years, and few months; that in
July Of the same year he was appointed or
derry sergeant, and held that appointment
I'LL he left the service; that the letter of
Col Monroe to Capt. Quarter, (Which
was written in consequence of one of the
centinePs having fired at a Mr.. Grymes as
ne passed the captol,) was read to the
men, on parade, on the evening of the same
day on which it was received; and cant.
Quarrier then gave verbal orders 10 the
men, not to hail any citizen in less than
fve steps Of the capitol, unless he was go-
ing under the arch; and from that time
VII TINS aihant left the service, the com
mandant made the men put in blind car
tridges, and would not suffer them to be
posted at the capitol, with any balls in
their guns. This afiant further saith, that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
FUSN UIasIt!S IFUTn NtW
York to Phils deIpria {"
April 81.

April "A.
Every person who was once subject of
the British government is rebel if he re-
sents the tyranny of George III.
And to call in assistance from France or
any other nation, to assist them is the most
danRd6ie rebellion. Now Adams and hun
dreds of others who Join with the tories in
their abuse of the Irish-did rebel against
George III and even Hamilton, who had no
cause of complaint, for his cou,ltY.v, Joined
in the rebellion, and did fight against
George III. seven years, and would have
been II unsuccessful, exiled like Emmett,
and Mac Neven, and other Irish patriots
except some fen who would have turned
cowardly kings evidence against their fel =.
lows-like Galloway, and Allen, and Bar
cley and Bond, who, though Americans,
remained loyal subjects, and now paw G.
missaries for defaming the country they de-
serted.
Washington did repeatedly write to
Frenchmen to assist him-he wrote to
D'Estaign, to Barras, to Latouch Treville.
to De Grasse, to la Fayette and to Ro-
chambeau--Frenchmen assisted at Rhode
lsland--FTeHchmr1a were united with A
merlcans at Savannah-and had il not been
tor French army and fleet, CORVALLIS
would not have been Burgoyned at York
town, nor maj. jackson have encircled his
brows with that laurel, which non flourish
es as green as eUer. BY France and the
aid OF FreHchmen, was the American revo-
luton supported and consolidated, and bv
millions of French money too. If then Il
was not rebellion in Washington, WHY is a
similar conduct treason, in Emmett and the
Irish patriotsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
From the London Gazette Of March IA.
Downing-Street, Mach II.

Lord Viscount Howick, his Maiesty's
principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, has this day notified to the Minis
tiers Of friendly and neutral powers resident
at this Court, that in consequence ofthe re-
cent proceedings, and the present position
OF the enemy upon the Continent, which
enables him to command the navigation Of
the rivers Elbe, Weser, and Ems, his Ma
Jesty has Judged it cXpedient to re-establish
the most rigorous blockade at the entran-
ces Of those rivers, and TO maintain and en-
force the same, according to the uSagcs of
war acknowledged and allowed in similar
cases,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
THOS. SOUTHyvORTa.
my

This aHiant deposeth s saith, that he has
been in the public guard nearly six years,
and five years of which time he has acted
as sergeant-The orders of the command
ing officer of the guard, was early in the
service to fire at the prisoners in the Pc
nitentiary, when the prisoners got up in the
CRATE windows and insulted the guard or
centinel-that in consequence of such or
ders, some of the prisoners were fired at
but since that period, the orders have been
changed during Gov. Cabell's administra-
ton, to fire on the prisoners when in the
act of escaping-but no orders have ever
been given to my knowledge to fire or not
to fire on any person, by any centinel at
the other posts, the capitol and barracks
his
ROBT. - SHAW.
mark
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
ROBERT s. NIXON.
ROBT. ROBERTSON.
GILBERT GRAHAM.

Henrfco County, GS'c.
The above affidavit was sworn to before
me in due form agreeable to law, this 18th
February, 1907.
DAN'L L. HYLTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
PHIL ADELPHIA, April %.

note, OF which the following is copy, was
Yesterday received BY the postmaster OF this CT
ty:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

The above affidavit was sworn To before
me in due form agreeable to law, this 18th
February, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
g MewarR. AbriL 21. l9nz

"The boat in which the mail was put to day
in crossing the North River. was upset. The
large or southern nail is IN such situation
that IL cannot be forwarded until dried The
way mail was lost. We shall forward the large
mail rs soon as possible. an. DAY
" To the post masters from, Neu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
From the Philadelphia Gazette.
Mr.. RELF,

Mr.. RELF,
Many representations concerning the
conduct OF the students in respect to the
unfortunate rupture lately occasioned in the
college OF New-Jcrsey, have been made.
though none have been published, permit
me, sir, to request an insertion of the fol-
lowing, being letter sent to me by the COM
mittee appointed to act in our absence.
Princetozvn, .Ah,Ti IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

WASHINGTON CITY, April %.
General James Findlay, Receiver Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
Thss rs TO gaus Notice,
June 10.

THAT the subscriber, of Alexandra cessl-
", in the district of Columbia, hath Obtained
from the orphans court Of said county letters
If administration OH the personal estate. sof
Iattaego Eakin, late of the county aforesaid,
ceased: All persons having claims against
said deceased, are hereby warned to exLi-
them, with tie vouchers thereof, to the
oscriber, on or before the Filth day Of Fs-
larry next ensuing, or they may by law oe
Guided from all benefit to said estate. And
those indebted thereto, are requested to.
axe Immediate payment. Given under my
md this 10th day Of August, 1907.
FREDERICK Aagv,ta Lrlsna Eakin,
Administrators.
August TO- @ 2aw6w 1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
The Sublcriber
ReahecJally informs his FRIENDS an, y. !.
Lie at large, ft

kesfecJufly informs ms FRIssDs ana ~.
Lie at large, feS
HAT he always keeps eener,,
i ment of Nails, Brads, and st,,ss as'N.
~ description, for sale at his nail r s,u,tE
ry, Observation-Disclosures and o,sa as'aSA
be supplied on as good terms as at pl;s ny y
phla % or Baltimore. He has lately comns.,s
the Blacksmith business, in its various b,,'9
es; those who favor him with their c, s'as !.
that line may depend on having them s s,l =
dsne with neatness and dispatch. OrlertS aS
country merchants and others, for n,is a y,
be duly attended to, and every favor p, ~ -
~ acknowledged. 04'
Horace Field.
30" Hoor-lRos for sale a, the factory
September-3. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
lust RECEIVED,

For Sale by ROBERT GRAF. K.g,stree',
The Novice Of St. Dom!nlck, by
Miss Owenson, autho- of the Wild Irish
Girl, vols Q mo. ~
St. Clair, or the Heiress ofeDes-
lnond, by The same author, 70
M sro..refta. r. IS
Aauaii's Marilnne9t,aw, !: vols. &c
tavo, gilt, -, ~
Pieces Of Irish History, by ". J.
Mac Ncvan, IN boards, W
Secret History of the Co,rt 81 Closa 90
Blackstone Gonna entalies, With
christians Notes, vols. IS co
Sugden's Law of Vendors g 90
Saunders Reports, vols. 10 or
{ alGDc. do. calf, 8 dc. II so
Espanasses Nisi Prius, Q vols 90
II Nyilliams's cases, vols, CALI Lon. 81 So
Angustsl. 800 eS.p ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
agssa5Is Pfqbsft For Sale.

S1-H g subscriber being dcsirous Of prochr-
ing some good lands IN the south
,western country, ana to enable hlna toedo So,
etfcrs the following Properly for sale, VIZ.
BIS AZ Tract of Land, situate m the
couaty Of air aS and state of sVirglnfa, where
on I nav reside, contaiiaHg upwards otsssioos
acres. This land is veil adapted to farming,
s isjescl, we'll sgatcred and timbered, full one
half being In ssooa, Near the center OF which
ssstan Is the corafy celirtshouse and other pub
lie BUILDINGS. which are included within the
,o,,ns.s cf & town lately laid out at this place,
sarthorigsdzhs an act ofsthe general assembly
9of Virsisaia. several ofwhieh lots buildings
have tsrn erccnea, sc. On one acre there
of. near the coturt-house, IS q large two-stofy
brick honse rented and occupied as tavern,
So yethsr Nist large stables, kitchea, and house
tor the resire u,ent of a fanlilys &C. Perhaps
there is no situation between the eastern and
western waters more public, or that afford bet
ecr stands for tayerns, stores, mechanics, exc.
Particularly to an inn-keeper calculated 70 ACT
{ on a larre scale. The Little River turnpike
n.v3l r.s.ii, leading from !Aexandria, to the
: &. .stwar,l. passes, Immediately at this places,
as ais, thu man public and post roads, lead
inr 10 AL from Alexandria, George Town,
the City of w ashington, Sd sifhore, and the
..cstcrn cos.ntry-distance from Alexandria,
IA, and from the City Of Washington ! $ or
= miles. To accommodate purchaser or
purchasers, would dispose of the property
at this place, or any part thereof, separate
from thesosher. lards--the annual rent OF the
small part now Improved, issnear eight hum
sired dollars, and at little additional expenee
would produce from one thousand dollars to
twelve hundred dollars per aniilm, exclusive
htbs sold, or rented on ground
wide the land in two or
saasers. sOn.that part
Scomfortable dwell
ton Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
Kalua5ls Pro6srw OK Sale.

YTyO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots. OF TO-.
( 81 gether, four acres OF LAND, contain
ing from one and a quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in right line.
from Gibbon-strect 70 Great Hunting Creek,
sntersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fay
ette and Payne streets.
2 "a plan OF the grcand. and further particulars
may be obtaiEed By application to
James Patton.
8 June ~. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
q 81 Sale or Rent,

20. :
Sale or Rent,
con- eniicnt two story BRICK HOUSE,
with back buildings, &c. situate on Duke
street, between Pitt and St. Asaph-streets. s,
nj s @, 5ss 81.
4 AZ commodious frame s. RE, on King
street, between Roy al and Pitt-streets.
81 sa.a1f!y to sS1 Is
Lawrence HOOP. q
E,lt received from PhIladel pMa,,
By scalstain Hand,
sc chests Young Hyson, and
boxes Hyson Shulan Tea, OF a Superior
quality, which will be sold low.
Likezuise on Hard,
hhds. good Sugar,
10 hhas. Molasses, of@a good qaaksy,
Salt various kinds,
And constant supply of Flour suitable for
family use.
lJoleph Dean.
March 27 Q aw
srhe Suhlcriber has juh Received
And eFsrs for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOZ.
TIES, containing one gross each.
Seven bales COTTON, of a superior qua
lity for retailing-and
A few tierces fresh RICE.
ON II AND,
Best Philadelphia PORTER ANB PALE
ALE, in hhds.
DO. BEER, in barrels.
IND rs. USUAL,
First ofeality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles f,at IN for homc, OF es7fsort cor
sxmfition.
Also, y,
WHITE AND BROWN sc4kp, old and.
dry, and in nice order for rctaAing,er family
use.
W3. DUNLAP.
June le, eott
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
FOR SHE,

On advantageous terms,
e. THREE STORY BRICK Tlpg
"a HOUSE, On Unien-stpeet next Ja,,
to Benjamin. Shreve, Jun. well situated forth.
Shifting or Grocery business--AIA a JnT
sef GROUND, at the corner ofWstr an,
Wolfe-streets.
TO RENT,
And Immediate Possession gtves,
The STORE and DWELLING, EO,sv
on Fairtax-street, occupied by Jscob H.fFsa,
IAN excellent stand fer the DIR, GooDLa,
~1aess.-Apply TO
Jonah Thompfou & Sen.
March IL. s,u|
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-07
August 10.


And two valuable Leases,
CSITUATED in the county Of Fauquler,
y on the great road leading frora Ashby's
nd MaIlassee's Gaps, in the Blue Ridge, to
Alexandria, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg.
The mill seat commands a fall of "a feet
Ia very constant stream, issuing immcdi-.
ately from the Coblsr Mountain, and is. i'm
sroved bv a merchant Eaill ,ffty-hvc by forty
we, three stories high, tsso Of stone and one
f'wood, containing two water wheels, six
en- feet IN diameter, one pair OF burr and one
f'Ailegany stones, with the necessary run
ng geer and machinery, in perfect repair.
o the mill is attached a lot Of twenty acres,
4 fee simple, on which there is a framed
yelling house, s8,fset by 90, with wo rooms
Glow stairs and two above, an unhnished por-.
CO behind, Of the whole length of the house
Id "a porch in front, two excellent springs ri
ng within few feet of4the dwelling house:
d the mill supply both with water. 8.
The leases are fortwo uneSpired lives, con-.
n enc hundl ed acres each, and lay adjacent
each other, and to the mill lot, They have
them houses fon the reception OF tenants
elvess acres off improved Timothy meadow
d one hunted and ferty acres of4inclosed
Ii, adapted for Plaister,ef Paris: and red
yer, and now in state sehigh cultivation,
elterfns of sale of the above property Will
made to stiit the convenience Of the pu-i9
ser; to whom Will be given ala intlsputable.
.e. For. the terms of sale sot, a view of the
sInsses, application may be made to Robert
sreford, Esa. residing thefeupon. who is
llysa,athom7od to dispose OF the sane-1or TO-
sssubscriber. als&
Charles Fenton hiercer.
Little River, Loasloan county,
Virginias May l6.s - flSJ lawtf
p. S. If the above property IS 1rat sold by
be first Of Oeteben5is will after that pefiod,
SO rented oat for one or klors pears