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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09

oppression, to psrsecutc the honest and
meritorious; and 20 reward the minlons
and tools Of power, is without limits, !, is
not allowed TO discomfort and destroy the
plansef conspirators; to punish the dis.
turbrrs of public order, and TO ,trangle ia
their birth, the disorganlzing projects OF
he'cnemles OF the union The people
will spurn at the idea, that the constituted
authorities of their country, while they
are without any restraint, Ia the commis~
sion OF evil, are powerlsss TO do good.
/ The period is near at hand whsn oui tel.
low citlzens muse be convinced tha, ii is OF
more Importance to have at the head of our
govern ent soldier, than philosopher
and when they will cease 20 conhde ia
men, who setlle the yalae OF our hopor,
and independence, BY The rules OF aruh'
metic.
Departed this life, on the morning of the
i4th Tit. Of an affection OF the stomach. the
non. JOHN BREcKEsRIDGE, Attorney Gene
lal OF the United States. His body will be
inferred at one O'Clock this day. The loss ef
Mf. 3. will be felt BY lis country, and deeply
lsmented; but to lis family it is irrcparabIe.
Lexington faher.|
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09
FROM THE rREpERlcK-rows HERALD.

|, ouptneness Of Government. while
ne mysterious movements Of col. Burr
gave excited in Considerable degree the
|ssnsioliity of the nation, we are at loss
rOaceount for the apparent anroDceru with
%acn they are viewed By government.
- place OF preparations TO crush conspi-
= against the pc ace and tranquility of
af country, and OF serious and effee,ual
r,eps osirg taken, 10 arrest the m an who
'auned 1t, the proclamation of the presi-
ems and the sham prosecutions in The
srefai Court OF sKenrucky, are the only
a0fss yet known TO have been made to pre-.
'"e order, and 70 bring to punishment
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-09

IN. bill for the dischsrgc from prison OF
Nm Hsarn, was read i third tims and
passed. = ,,.s $50. III.
Il. had third reseing, and after de.
~, ~ Of aboultwo hours, the qaes.lon was
aiken by yeas aud nays and the bill pass
led.
The ayes were 20
The noes 81
MIR. Ssaunten, from the committee to
.bom was referred the resolution for en-.
ouiring what claims against the y. s. barr.
II nv the statute of Limitation, oughs In
reason and justicsio be provided tor, re.
nor,ed that all Just and reasonable debts
for services rendered, supplies granted
1 during the rsvoiuiion, sc. ought TO be
paid.
ipshield would act probably return this
session, he having obsained leave OF abb
sence, and moved the appointment OF a.
mother member OF the commitsee OF com.
merce aud manufactures in his stead. Car
|ried.
The bill providing forthe punishment of
certain crimes against the e S. was again
called up. Il was moved TO postpone IL
|till tomorrow.
Nr. Eppes was opposedto the paslpone.
msnt.
Tas motion was lost, A. 10 81.
Mr.. Eppes then moved that the commit,
tee of the whole be discharged from the
|further consideration of the bill. Tkeuo,
ton was carried. SO TO SO, he Speaker
deciding IN e,afirmative, when the house
adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-07
Richmond, AuguR 25

, An AWAY on Saturday laf, bright mulatto
& man named HAIRY JACKSON, about IS
years old, feet or inches high, remarkably
well formed, has pealant countenance, conider-
able wound over one Of his eyes, aud fome mal fears
on his forehead is very active and enGbe, was raft
ed by Col Otway Byrd, and fold fome few years
iince at Public Auction by MIR. Theo. Armiiead It
Noriolk--the iad negro has been accunomed to 90
BY water, and has much the air Of a fliior; being
fond of fociey have doubt but he Is either gone to
Richmond or Norfolk where he is perfectly ae-
quainted
| will give the fun of S dollars If caught in the
former, aud 25 dollars in the latter 10 tina; be is fe
cured and returned to me- or 10 dollars f caught ia
or about this Town, As he is a very flrewd clever
negro, and capable almoh Of any employn ent, he
viii no doubt change his clothss therefore il is unna-
eslary to defcribe thole he carried with him.
Z. HAXALL.
Petersburg, Sept. 10. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-07
Charges Street, nondon,A Aug. II. 1907.

have been favored with your letter, to which
kave deferred replying in the daily expectation that
ome official accounts from America would have ena
blcd bis maJehy's government to have determined up
the line of conduct that may ultimately appear
ezpedient purdue in the critical ate of our relati
ons with that country.
For definition Of the manner in which the auerti-
ands at this moment, and will remain until 0iIicisl
inform .ion be received, relpeting the pre,enGon Of
the American government towards an adiullneut Of
the complaint on their part oceafoned by the affair
between H M hip Leopard aud the Cheispeake Fri
gate cannot do better than refef you to the exeIa
nation given Ian nghtb y MIR. Canning in the Hcufs
of Commons. 10 that fiatemsnt, however, it may
be iatlsiaefory Aonld add thai government have
in their explanations with he American minNer here
diiavowed the principle upon which Admiral Bcrke-
Icy has sied and recalled him in confequence oil the
orders he ned there is great to hope that this
affair will be fSttcd in amicable manner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-07
SDol1le9tlt
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. so.
THE DISPATCHES.

1t will be reeolleaed, that by the flip Robert
Burns, arrived at New-York, about fortnight back
dispatches Tor our government were fad to be recei-
we'd. The following from the National Zute!ligea-eP
we prelume is the purport of thefe difPatches
The Britith government has, Il appears fgniied 70
Mr.. Monroe that ii neither does has at any time
maintained the pretcnon OF right ftarch Hips of
war in the national fervcc Of any fate for delerters
and that iii fhou'd appear tina, The at of the Brit
officers in the affair of the Leopard and Chesapeake
relted on no other grounds than the iimpe and I'M
qualified aiertion of fuch preenfons there would
be no difficulty in diiavowing the at and making
the PREPARATION really due"
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
- uFUS CHANDLER, native Of Connection.
y and regularly bred itudsxt of Yale College
now offers his itr8ees, for the year sos, to any pri
va'e gentleman or number of gentlemen, who NAV
with to employ him a teacher OF youth. He
pledges himief to give fatisateory proofs of tho.
rough knowledge aud acquaintance with the moh OF
the liberal arts which taUghtin our public femi.
narIes; including a.io the oriental languages; he Is
therefore ready and wines to teach the fame Dur
ing the year par ne has had the Of fchool in the
Forks OF Hanover. From the fucctfs which he has
already met with in his employment, and from that
Thrift Tor uiefal knowledge which faems to chsrac.
terize the eitizents Of Virginia he fatters h,C II
that he ihalI meet with that liberal encouragement
TO which bis ulefnl, though laborious prolelcn emit,
ties him His terms will be made known on ami;
catioD Any letters dired ed to him, (rsfidng near
the pot'cii'e at Newloand hs) will receive fpsedy
attention.
September so a,s
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ep3t
HANOHER yOCKEr CLUB.

IN the iecoud Tusidsy in October next a
" SWEEPsTAKE will be run for at Hanover
Court-hous eight Coils have entered at loo dollars
each.
On the two fueeeeding days the Hanover Jockey
Club Purle will be run for
Fra days mile heats, free for any horfe, mare,
gelding.
Second day mile heats, afo free fof any horfe.
mare, gelding.
The regulations with refPsa to weights, Sc. are
adopted from thofe of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
A general meeting Of the Club is edueAsd, on the
day preceding the day appointed for the Tsnning Of
the aforementioned SweePGate, viz on the 2nd
Monday in oaober next.
TKK G2ckErABY 10 THE CLuH,
September 60 epsdr
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I iPPROyK,
Sent. 10.

By Virtnr efa dcd Of s.a, esssateit 10 me ky Mr. MI
Ian G. Garner, far TIE pnrp9tt Of Touring TIE pay
1tH' Of Certain la2 IF H,oa:y therein s7eationed fore-
TIE, zUf1 The legal e.3sreJ attaining he id hsE;
al' on Monday he 1917 day Of 0o6er xest 6sfzpe.n
tie boH'i Of one and foe oeol&, proceed TO !I, at
ns Eagle 1aVtrn mile CITY eRehnsna, {, tie b;tb-
81 6idser, far ready IRONY,
q CERTAIN MESSUAGE and TENEMENT,
L wherein is brick Houie, for,y-lx feet lone
and twenyfour feet wide, two ilories high, with %,
ther buildings and Improvements, now occupied by
Metirs. Henderion and Ro5ertion merchants adioin
ing the pubic iquare weH of the Court Houie, in
the town of Charlottesville.
Sept. 90. tdr
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TIE ZIMMERMAN 0C1DFjFM'T


M Ill be open for ,he reception of nc7y Seko,c,,.
w IN the couFie ofOaober next, when Mr. ID.
DOYLE, Proiehor Of the Latin, Greek and Maihe-
ma'ieai department, Formerly Pr0eipal Of Trenton
Academy, Revifsr OF the Latin aud Greek CIaGics
Pubhihed at Philadelphia, and author of feveral Lii
terary periormances will join feyeral other teachers
actually engaged by Dnaor Ilallsr, for the nRruc-
ton of the respective pupils.
The extenlive buildings Of this innitution being
nnw nearly Inhed, D1tlor iialIer mas actually made
TIC moi convenient arrangements for the adlnifIion
and accommodation Of young gentlemen in the one
exeu'ity whereas the Other parts Of the building,
entirely diinet and feparate, aaualiy approprat
ed Tor the accommodation OF the F17al Abayis,eof.
and his family ofihe fame fex.
II is therefore his win to admit in future larger
number OF pupils Of bob Eaes, whole eG.ca,iun Gall
always command his utmon exertions and vigilance.
BJ' at the fame ;ine Doctor Efaller mua publicly
declare that ali thols. who will not conform them.
feiges mott icrupulou0y to his aes and regulation.
actually IN force, ihali be dfmiG.d without any ex-
cep;iou.
September so. eng,
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

] hSERTED from my recruiting rendezvous,
~ in this city, nn the 9th Of the pre!cut moafh,
PETER L. BUTLER, who was duly entitled On
the lo;h, as private in the army of the United
States. he was born (acoording his own accoinl
in Dinwiddie county, Virginia; aged q years H@
is 5 feet Sd inches high, brown hair, bueih
eyes, fair conrieEioa and he feens to be very s
Jag and @gna.ioas.
am lately informed, that " he was On board the
Cb5apeake F,iga:e when a:ackedby the BrtG, pirate,
where he bore the of fas1e. Etpe, and in con-
iequence Of flight wound, he wa. lent to the helpi-
tai in Norfolk, from whence he came TO this place.
The above reward with reafonable expenles will he
paid the delivery Of the fad defe,er 4: this rlsce
Or to any officer of the Army of the u 6.
LDMD p. GAINES,
Cayptsia % U. S. L.jsssi,y.
Richmond, AuguR IS IT,
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ran GOODS.
Sept. 90.

KIRBY, DRAKE g TAYLOR,
-arf "''O 'e6eivirg BY tie Zip RoLLA f'e,r London
LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT or
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
(iELEc1ED By 4 PARTNER or TIE HOUSE j
-amsng zsbieb are
4 ONDON iupcrfne Cioths,3
~ Kerfeymeres & TciIenctsS superior sEHli:,
Gent!emen's Patent silk and Beaver Hats,
Chdren's Trafalgar and Erikine do
Elegant Leno Pequet and Sewed mullins,
Do Robes and Dreffes,
CoiouredItaliaa Grapes for Ladies DreGsA
SILK, Cotton md Worried FIofery,
iri!h Linens, Lawns and Shee,ings,
A Cotton Shifting (vyy Ere,)
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Caiicoes, Cambrieks. chatnbrays Cotton and Thread
I.aces, &c.
And in daily expectation of receiving by the Pro.
teereis from Liverpool, large afortment of coare
Woolens. &c. All of which will be fold very low.
whoeiale and retail, FOR caf, or on ort crsdi, to
punttusl oultpmers
Sept 80 e
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JOHN ALcOCK,

Lyorm' Biz Eis7as anShs ppJhs at Aargc Bat be bss
j ,seeiVed and is norO opeai1g, nef Soor 10 NUN.
F1sEsJ and Moae0re'S Vcadpt, ie,ge r15rfmesI Elf
NERO NDIZE,
CONSISTING OF THz FoLLowINe hRTtctv,
{ NARPENTERS sod joiner, Tools, iron and neel
~ Locks and Hinges, for houie work and cabinye
Ware. alto carry on my
CABINET MANUFHCTORT,
as uual, adjoining the FIRE infuranee sce and have
on hand three thousnd dollars worth Of furniture hn
iihed in the bsG werkman-lil:e manner aad in the
newer fahios. ALTO, windfor Chairs. wilTfeIl all
OF The above goads, ~s,y les for can, @ good paper
al Mort date.
SePt''' ep;f.
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SAMUEL MYERS,

Ha' 'smsoed Bis Compiling Res, 70 tss Brio 8s,eos
'os'i1g tie Befn, LATELY oee4pisJjty M:gis. Lg1cSs
and SaHnStrs, and adjoining Ine05'. z. and Il.
Laid.
WHERE ne mas TOR SALE
T LIVERPOOL. Salt IN Sacks,
IL Green Coffee, Holland Cir,
Vdouia Wine in Quarter Caiks,
Soft fheled Almonds,
O6fober 3 If
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A1ARSHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue Of Decree of the United States Court
for the fifth circuit aud Virginia DinriA pronouse.
ed May term, 1907 betwesn the Executors Of
John somervell, deeeafsd, plaintiff, and David
Rofs, defeudant.--Will be fold, for ready money
on Wednefday tbs Esd Of September nexs, 10 nlueh
of the
TsNRACT or LAND, commonly called < known
L by the name Of the FALLS PLANTATION
lying in the county of Cheiierhed. as viii raiie the
finn Of one ,houfand fix hundred and eighty dollars
with in;ersa after the rate Of fix per cent per annum
from III January, 1907, till paid and COTS
~ The lsle will take place the premifes, on n.
day above mentioned, preeiiely at twelve o'clock.
I'll; II. DREW, D. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, M.Hs.
Sept. !. tdf
~ TIE above fale Is pohponed Cby eonfeut,) iii
Wednesday the 7th Of October next, when it will
certainly take place.
TIL: n. DREW, D. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, H,Is.
Sept. IS. tdE
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AT CTTPoKNT FOR ROTTERDAM,
TIE coed faR Jaiiisy eeSSer.5offomed STRIP,
RUSSELL. Cnnt. TAr

t-l-~iH-, RUSSELL, Capt. TABfR,
-,LLlyL6f,, Now on her fecond voyage, is in
Gg,it Ia - complete order fer the reception Of
.sssssess-- .eargo, and having large proportion
Of the fame engaged, will be dipatced in all the pre-
fent month--for terms of freight apply to Richard
Blow, Efq. Portfmouth, r. q A. Pollok q CO.
Richmond, or BUCHANAN y POLLOK.
Petersburg, Sept Q. eff.
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ANTHONY pELZER,

TEACHER eff5e FRENCH LANGUAGE, al
Do7. Hai.l,'s Aeade,ry, yes9ea6Hy iafoysz, Iii,
}rifnds and tie Public ia grne-a t6st biz EJ>ENING
SCHOOL Is ae'aaiy stea for bey".siior Of PUPILS
o" tie street leading 70 COL Mayat bridge, in he 4tfer
pant Of tie bovie a0inisg bs Ring Srn Taon and os.
erpid BY Mr.. Jesn Da,r0ut.-Fa~ terns apply at tie
Sel00! Room from III o'clock, or at Dsts HaHsr.s
-Ieaitmy.
. Oe7ober 8. r
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September 90.
INTERESTING LETTER.

The following extract, from Mr.. Merrys letter
being fuller than that which given in yeiferday,
Regiier, will be more fatsfaaory the public We
can allure readers Of it authenticity, and that i, i.
conideredby Mr. Msrrys correspondent as of official
authority.
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HIS day came the complainant by his council,
and the defendant Thomas Reeves, not having
entered his appearance, aud given fecuriy according
to the af of aenbly and the rules Of this cour, aud
1t appearing the iati-iaG!On OF the court that he Is
not an r'habtant OF this country; On the motion OF
the complainant 1t is ordered, that the Eaid defe:,-
dant, Thomas Reeves, 90 appear here on ire fourth
Monday in November r,xt and ani,yer the bill of the
complainant and thata copy this order be forth
with mi"rted in fome newspaper pubfhed in tie city
OF R'chniond FOR two months fucceiivey, ard ano-
tier copy Poited at the front door Of he court houe
ol this county. And it is further ordered thar the
defendant Temple co not pay, convey away or fcer,t
any debts by him owing to the defendant Reeves un
til the rirther order decree of this court
A Copy, Teae,
Ro: PoLLARD,jr. D.. c.
Sept. L, ep2m
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III Court beid fer Henrieo County, g. tie
Court HoytE, tie miafb dag efSrpiea5er, 1897.

hf a Court beid fer Henrieo County, g. tie
Coart. H0gif, tie miaf6 dag efScpsem5er, 1897.
Joieph Wheathy & Company.1
/ Cnmpls.
George Duuc1n and Lazarus
Jofeph, De!,s.
HIS day came the eomplaan,s By their co;.,,-
Eel, and the defendant, Duncan, no, haviu, c,-
tered his appearance and given iecui;y accrri;:. "a,
the a6t Of Afnhiy and the rules of this court a,,i
II appearing to tie latfaa;on of tic court st he i.
not an iRhabitlnt oi this Commonwealth Ga Il.
motion al the compsiDants, jtis srd,cd 1has he &,
appear here tie fra day of December cou-, re,.
and aniser the bill of the compainan,, au has ca
py OF this order be forth h Inferred oil for ne., +
paper printed in the City of Richmond, for =. o
months incceIvsiy, and po!led at the door Of tie
Cor,-lioule Of this couH;y Ca TWO fuccsllve cou.s
days.
Copy Tene.
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
Sept. %. ep2m.
In King H1Hilm County Court, Hggsa ESD. 1907.
Lawrence Mule, Complt. !
AgainG
Thomas Reeves and John Temple, an CAASchHr-
mis- day tie Complainant By Bis eoun1!, and
fbf defendant 1bOzrs5 feeocs, not bav;nf erfe,Af
bis GhpsarGnet and giOn eaity according 10 tie osa s
3geH6iy and ,ne5 IF Ills court, and il dtSearss 10 s5e
Jiiat7ion tie eoar. ba.be act an iablL,,at cflbs
e'pnry On oiian Of t5e togpisia4a. il is s,aeI .ss.
fbt Iaid dtrdat, 7ysv.as RsveJ 90 aSeeap Lye or H.,
Jon'tb d5oaAyn Noverbtr and aefzer ne iiG Of
tie e0aelan,nt and ikat e99y EFF 5is o,4r Z. yf6-
vvhb ig'taa ia ams ne,D,heer SujtesJia tie eity IF
Richmond or taco noytbs Eeefoiy, and aasBes eosy
6sP9fsd at tie oHs door t6s eo4,fLeelc dir e,a,ir
AadH FURTHER O,dtrea, t5If tie dJsa3anf 7tzg< 90
not f@y carney a7Day erete aay d.Sss BY lin o4oig
0be asenaant Reevs, until lie Jur!blr o,atr or ,se
af fGiI court.
II Cay 7ede,
So: POLLARD, Jr. n c.
Sept. /. eSam
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nARsnAts sAIA.


M1ilI. be fold, 70 ths highea bidder, FOR ready
w money, under decree Of the court of the u
nited States FOR the fifth circuit in the Virginia diff
tr,, between Phoneas Fond, attorney in faa for the
creditors of Ezeksei EDWARDS, plaintiff, and David
Ro's and others, defendants, in order TO rafe the
FUN 81 hSteen 'houlaud Tx hundred and ixty.x dol
lars and Sryix cents, and payable the fra day
OF ait month"; and the expene, and charge, attending
the iale; number Of very valuable SLAVES
he fate will take place ztthe Oxford iron Works in
the county OF Camp5ell, the esd day CT Sep,en-
| Der next.
BEN. MosBY, d. M.
JOSEPH scorr. NV. D.
Augun Tth, 1907. 23S
~ BY content OF the parties, the fa!e above
mentioned, IS ponpaned till the 18th day of OSto-
Der next, when 1t will take pace the Oxotd Iron
Worss-and BY the Ike content, will be fold, under
the decree aorelad nine thouland FIX hundred acres
| o! LAND, more or lsfs, f,uated on Calawba Creek
and the waters thereof, in the county of Boetourt
granted to the faid Rols by twenty two fevera "a.
tents one Tor 1900 acres bearing date the 2lA day
OF December, 1855; the o;her twenty one patents
bearing date on the 18th of May, 1856, aui which
are as follows: one FOR 500 acres four Tor 500 acres
each; twotor 900 acres each; for niu,,y acres
one Tor 40 acres, one tor lS9 acres ior 100 a
ores one for 290 acres one for olO acres one f.,
acres, four for four hundred acres each one ,i
three hundred and fx,y ore for $50 acres one
Tor $50 acres, and one for 81 acres the neies ane
bounds OF which Lands will appear By the gad pa.
tents mertionedn the iai David Rolss deed Oft ru(
to Eur"e!i S'arSe aud Others bearing date on the 5i
OF lup7e 1885, aud recorded il the Csueral Court
The iae of the Land aforeaid will take place at the
Eagle Tavern, in he City OF Richmond, Oh the 2li
day of O9ober nexI.
BEN. MoSBY, d. NJ FOR
JOS SCOTT, Al. v. Dcr.
APPROVE, DAVID ROSS.
Sent, 49, T.,
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January T.
FOR SALE,

a WELL finished three story bss ~
N HOUSE and IOT, on Alng,sfieee'
+tse ~ most commercial street in town ard IN the
eenter of It.
Tot, on. Duke-street, near the RIVER.
A OF of Ground short nile aooEe town.
containing FIVE aud one eighth acres near the
river. r. .,,;,;t,v,,
Twelve hundred and eighty acres 81 military
Land. in the state Of Tennessee, on ooey
riv,r. 4 branch Of the Cumberland river,
4 tract OF Land containing $40 acres, IN
Greenbriar county, Virginia
Also, a very convenient and well hhlsa q
Brick House and Lot, in George own with
/. Brick Stable, Coach House, &c.
Also, a two story Frame House ana l-ots a
4 Ceorae-Town, and Bake House<-the lot IS
IS feet inches front and lo7 feet deep'--A
mart payment will be expected down, ana q
liberal credit given for the balance. =,
If the Georgetown property IS not soia 1y
nr;yate sale, it viii be offered at public sale,
on the first Monday in May aezt.
= Samuel Craig.
40 2aw
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v Al u ABLE / A II D S,
70 he Sold very Cheap

r WISH to sell my MilL1ract of Land, 81.
tllate Oh Raek-Lick and Indian Runs, about
six miles from the town OF Alexandria con-
tanning about eleven hundred acres On this
tract are two plantations besides the mill farm
on the latter there is a very good mill, IN
which are one pair Of burr, and one pair Of
cullen stones, with elevators, &c. complete
Tor merchant work--a distillery convenient
80 the MIL, with four stills and every neces-
sary utensil il complete order-a dwelling
house, Kitchen, barn, with stables under it to
accommodate 80 stalls, with every other out
house requisite en- o farn---a very good gar
den, an orchard of about $500 trees of the
choicest fruits this country can afford. There
Is about 900 or 400 acras Of tho tract cleared,
'tac remainder n woods and great part of 1t
heavily tirnbsred; about so or 60 acres of
meadow, and nearly 500 acres more may be
made oh the bottoms adjoining the two runs,
Also,
One other tract of eng hundred aeres,
about two miles fro,n AIexandxia, past of the
eliesh Tract and adjoining the lands Of Mes
sieuls John e. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
John Richter, the Mount-V e4mon road run.
ming through il. This tract is mostly In
woods, and conveniently situated for country
seats. If these lands should be sold at private
sale, (which / would prefer) will take in
payment if more Convenient to the purcha-
sers, stock of any of the banks from Rich
mond to New-York, or any kind Of stock Ct
she United States.
they are not sold before Friday the first
day OF May next, the Mill Tract wilt, on that
day, be sold at public auction, to the highest
,bidder--and on the following day the Cliesh
Lands will sold in like manner. The Mill
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to a lease of four and an half
years from the first day of July last. The
Cieish Tract will be divided into lots of 10 or
20 acres each. If sold at public auction the
terms Will be made known on the days of
sale.
William Hepburn.
december 4. eosW law til LIST May
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-27
This IS to give Notice,

THAT the subscribeas, Of Alexandra cou'''
ty, in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Ccpgt of said county, n IsS
ters rlentary On the estate o. D80'y ~
vey, htc OF the county aforesaid, dcceaSeoI -
all persons having claims. against inc 81.
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit tn'n
with the vouchers thereof to the su0ScFl0','
on or before the 2lst day OF judy next Ell,
suing, or the. may by law be excluded itG ~
all benefit to said es5ate-and all persons III
debtod thereto arc requested 70 MAKE lli, 4l;s
eiate payment.-Given lllder eur hai'a' '''''
slst day Of January, 1907.
Elizabeth Davey, Exec &'
john .kora, .E*s s.asos,
January 81 ''""'"