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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
United States Court, fifth Circuit. and
Virginia District, May term. 1907.

United States Court, fifth circui. and
Virginia District, May term, 1907.
John and Jane Backhouse, adninrsua,oro
and admistratrx. de 6oris nan of John ~
Backhouse, deceased. unadministcred by -
Rebecca Backhouse. deceased, and
Jones, executrix, &c. of Gabriel .
jones' deceased Pts. -
1gdinsf,
Robert Patton, administrator, dc bosis non = -
cum testaifento dsneso OF Iarnes Hunter =.
deceased, unadm,niste,sd by Patrick
Home, deceased, Joseph Ennever, ADM. q
nlsrator of Adam Hunter, decd. lanes n
Hunter, son of John Hun'er, deceased, 49,
who was heir of Adam Hunter, deceas.
ed, and Robert Dunbar, Defs. -
TIE defendant James Hunter, nor having en-
tered his appearance. and given security
according TO rule of this court, ard it appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that he ia
nor an inhabtant Of this district on the motion
of the plaintiffs by their counsel; Ii is o. derei.
That the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day OF the next term, and answer the tlafn.-
mi 8 bill. and ha copy Of this order he FORTH
with inserted in some of the newspapers.
published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the froas
door of the capitol in Tire said city.
A Copy, Teste,
VIM. Marshall. elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12

AT a quarterly Court continued and
held for Prince Edward county,
August the 10Th, 1907.
William Whi'worth' cOm9h
against,
John Spaulding and his wife. -
John Burton, John Ward and q
his wife, Robert Burton, Thomas : 8
Wilson and his wife, and { =
Anderson Burton by John Redd his :
guardian, and Osborne Lockett, execu.
tor of James Scott, dec. Defs
TIE defendant Robert Burton, not having ens
tered his appearance and given ity ac-
e1iding 10 an act of the General Assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court. thar he is not an inha.
bI,ant of this state. the motion of the Combat
naat by his counsel. II is oraered. That the said
defendant Robert Burton, do appear here on the
FIRST day ct November court next, and answer
the complainant's bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
public newspapers printed in the city of edmond
for two months succes5ively, and also posted at
the front door of the cour house Of this county.
A Copy, Teste,
Benjamin Watkins, D. c.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the es-
tate of John Sanditse, deceased, are requested
TO bring them forward to the subscriber duly
au henicated, on or before the first day Of " o.
Vember next, Al which time dividend of the
assets in my hands will take plaee-Those fail.
ing TO comply with this advertisement will be
excluded from the benefit of said dividend.
Thomas White.
September I'd, 1907. I'm
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Tt any gentleman, who has good business, wish
es to employ an oVERSEER, with small
family. who can come well recommended for his
honesty. sob'iety, industry aud good manage
mcnt. will be pleased to leave a line with the
diror directed TO T II s. who has for several
years past, lived with man on James River,
who stands high in public estimation as a good
manager
N b. This method is preferred to thar OF
leaving his EMPLOYERS business 10 look fnr a Mace
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

p UN AWAY from Reuben Clopton, when
II living in King William county, in the year
1871, on the first of January,
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FOX RENT.
I en- Dollars Reward.


DUN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
~ the 2sth of April, a Negro Man JOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
which eloped on the 18th of June The
man is bright mulatto, about % years of
age, straight and well built, and has very
brisk walk, and is a very handy, sensible
fellow-about feet, or 10 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person would take her to be slave-She
has blue eyes and straight sandy coIored
hair, and if her skin was well kept, she
would be taken for white woman-her
right forehnger is off at the first joint, and
has large scar on her left arm, occasion
ed by burn, and has very brisk walk,
about 20years ofage, and had on when she
went away, white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will set together, change their names,
and pass as free people. Any person that
will deliver them to the Subscriber, i'm
Hanover County, or secure them i'm any
Jail, so that get them again, shall receivy
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
June 10, 1907.
n. b. l forewarna ll owners or masters
of vessels from carrying them off
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Fine Dollars Reward.

CyTRAYED or Stolen from the subscri-
- Der on the Dist inst. two Mules, to wit
one black stud Mule, shod all round, with
long switch tale, no other mark recoilec-
ted. Also one mare Male, of bay color,
with the end of her tale cut off, only shod
before, believe rather poor. Whosoever
will deliver the said mules to the subscri-
Der in the city of Richmond, or give such
Information so that get them again shall
receive the above reward.
JOHN TINSLEY.
Richmond. June oath, 1907. If
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10 BE RENTED.
MATT Z ESSLS.

VAN be had on very short notice, MAT
~ TRESSSES of all sizes & kinds. agreeable
to order in the large corner white house, oDno.
site the Old City Tavern. two squares below the
Market Bridge BEDS made & MATTRESS
sES repaired.-Eerses TAILS C NAMES
purchased.
no. s. Peasants
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"HIf NN1
VIM. Marshall. elk.

United States Court, fifth Circuit, and
VIRGINIA District, May term, 1907.
Luke Tienan, fh.0
against, -
Mary Brent, widow of George Brent, Da-
mel Brent. Robert Brent John Cook. =
Bailey Washington. William Brent and
Robert Brent, Mary Brent and George 3
Brent. inian, children of George and j
Mary Brent, pefs. .
THE defendants Daniel Brcat and Williams
Brent not having entered their appear
anee. and given security according to a rule &c
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the nou {, that they are not iuhabi'snts of thia
district; on the motion of the plaintiff by his
counseli II rs ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here on the hrst day of The nexr
term, and answer The plaintiffs bill, and that z
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF the newspapers. published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at he f'on, door of the capiolin The said
city.
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To be Rented,

IL "A j. T. " ii,
ON which the lie Thomas Peasants lived,
~ at present occupied by William cambridge.
Esq The terms may be known on application TO
ilie subscriber in Powhatan county.
SAM: PLEASANTS. For the benefit
Ct tie Legaiees Of Tn: PLEAsAsTs, dec
August 18. 1907. 4w
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FOR SALE.

August S 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09

70 meditation and seclusion, and endnrd
with anupathy to every noisy concourse
or merely lucrative pursuit. r.
This temper was strengthened bv an
attachment between him and the daurh-
ter of a ncighbouring family. The usual
objections on the score of birth and for.
tune, did not exist in this case, and ne;.
Their family was avcrse to this connection.
1t was necessary, however, in the opini-
on of Cowper's father, that the union
should be postponed till the Young man
had established himself in some gainful
and honorable profession.
For this end the youth was sent 70
London, and placed at the temple. To
this fame OF subtlety and science, all his
rural dispositions accompanied him.
ne cultivation of literature and poetry
ravlshed his attention away from tbe
C1fsS and Carthis7Vs of his library, and
MS hours were spent in composing ten
der dittles for his mistress, instead of
transcrIblnB into his commonplace book
the denHtrcrS and n1Yyat;1s of the law.
Iils father, whose heart was st upon
seeing his son VIII one day adorned
with the flowing and weA-Powdered no
hours OF Chancellor, was extremely
dlsPIcased atthis infatuation and supine-
ness. He tried various expcdients to =
waEen in his heart more profitable am
bluon. a. length he fancied that he
discovered the source of all these unpe.
nerous proPensitics, in the affection
which William had SD assiduously fos.
tered Tor the country maid. He resoly-
ed, therefore, to put an end to his hopes.
and by studied inciyilities to the ladv's
family, excited their resentment so far.
that the girl was prohibited from further
intercourse.
Disobediencc to this mandate pro.
duced the usual stretches of parental
tyranny. The victim was restricted in
her walks and visits, and finally impri-
soAed in her chamber. The gentle spi-
rlt was sorcly bruised by this rod
Grief and melancholy were succeeded
by the loss Of understanding, and an un-
timely close was put to her existence IN
tAe cell, Of private madhousc Such
was a fathers policy! and the effects OF
1t upon the sons happiness and destiny
are generally known
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09
ORIGINAL POE TR I.

1HE COMPLAINT CONCERNING A GER
TAIN SHORT VISIT.
-AdareSsedto the f0w strangers ncz9 pre-
pairing to leaOe Wheelins.
And would the bard, my friends, trans
by suffering you to go away, Tgress,
Without endeavouring to express
tbs feelings, in .fare7yeA My9
Yes, yes, We say, tg0od manners ask
oomc memorandum, ere we part;
and Friendship, which inioins the task,
Demands the language Of his heurt.
Wen to nv doom since I submit.
Not venturing rashly to appeaN
GU must, instead Of sparkling 1u;f,
accept PLAIN scnse-and no great deal.
then let me ask, why, homcward bound,
e turn, fran as, 50 soon awav2
a And why, 70iM US, IS nothing found
10 urge you to longer stay2
+ it because our fields, amF1zv'y'd,
Yonaul1en skies, these hills r2uph yllbes.
IN D " x % vi your miNdS nave sour &.
And b2lk'd anticipated hopes ?
Reflect, It's wintry weather yet,
and Winter IS not alwaya mild: =
An ! We leave us mar, RrGREr
May tell how soon ye might have smil'd.
:FForopring, on yon steepmounta;n-sides
ne sleeping germ begins to rouse;
And oummcr comes, with hasty strides.
10 spread around her leafy boughg.
Then stay awhile till Nature change
Her dark brown for her light green s,f;t.
inviting to mountain range,
And Profering u5fl1jiddeH fruit.
No TambleS can We boast II home
So lofty and SO wide as these;
For there ye have not ram to roam
Among 50 many Mills and trees.
And as for Jr@it,ou geoscberrics grapes,
l he wild tomatec, rich papaw,
In point Of favour, sizes, shapes,
onow what, at home, We never saw.
Our birds, too, in their native waste.
Give music far surprising Yours.
let let me not offend TASTE.
Which art, not Nature, most allurcs:
Ionr Taste I mean ,,-(;cb Ill
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
Ipl,cayIt,N.

A PERsoNwho many years hs, been ,'ss,r,i
L n as an inaructor of Youth, wiihes 70 upLertaae
the fame line Of buinels for the eriuing year Az
healthy iisuation. He proieAes teach the Tuglih
Language gran,ma,ieaily, Arithmetic, Geometry,
1rigouon,e,ry, Algebra, Meniuration. Gausny, Scr.
veying, Navigation, Elements Of Gannery, Aerouo-
my, Geography, the sie of the Globes, the eouGrue-
tion OF various kinds Of Maps, Charts &c and Ma
tural Phloiophy: Students may alto read Rheiorc,
Logic, Moral Philoophy, Civil and Natsra! HiGory,
with him to advantage. He is provided with inaru-
ments for Theoretical and Practical Mathematics,
pair OF modern eighteen inch globes an pump &
ITS neeeiiary apparatus, with barometer, thermom-
eter and hygrometer; an optical apparatus, coning
of variety of lenes, teelcopes and nerolcopes OF
various deierptions fe,ptic ball and focket, priim
&c. an extenlive electrical apparatus; pile ard
battery with the neceiary apparatus for experiment.
in Galvaniim; fmall magnetic apparatus and ike
wife one for philosophical Chenitry together with
between four and five hundred volumes of the nloa
approved authors the above nuoned lubieas.--
He can produce the mot Respectable Testimonials of
hi. obrety and attention his buGnels.-- Letters
(Pot paid) direaedto ID. Y. to be left at the PoG-
Office in Petersburg, will be attended TO.
October IA.
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rail- COO DIS.
KIRBY, DRAKE 81 ia

KIRBY, DRAKE s. TAYLOR,
Dire nov receiving By tbs Zip RoLLA f;oz Losdan
LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(sKLEc1ED % a PSR7sER OF TIE Aousx -
-smarg zeBiGb
oNDoN fuperfne Coth',l s...,;., rvs,,,
81 Kerieymeres & ToilenetsS
Gentlcnen's Patent Silk and P<,ver Hats,
Children's Trafalgar and Erfhine do.
Elegant Leno Picquet and Sewed mullins,
DO Robes and Dredes,
ColouredItalian Grapes for Ladies Dress,
Silk, Cotton and Worried Hofery,
iriih Linens, Lawns and Sheetngs
"a Cotton Shifting (vny Ene)
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Calieoes, Canbricks, Chambrays, Cotton and Thread
Laces, &c.
And in daily expectation of receiving by the Pro.
tectreis from Liverpool large aortment of coarit
Woolens, &c. All OF which will be fold very low
whoeiale and RETAIL for cath, faort credit tc
Punctual cuitomers
Sept. so. rs
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THE SUBSCRIBER

. ESPECTFULLY thanks thoie who have hi
N thero favored him with the tuition of their fons,
aud informs them and his friends generally, that his
SCHOOL will be moved TO his dwelling heuie, the
eniu;Hg year; in which will be taught Reading,
Writing, Englih Grammar, Geography, the Latin
Language, Arithmetic and Surveying terms of
tsitiou are, for Reading Writing ard Arithmetic
dollars; Englih Grammar and Geography . dollars;
Latin 25 dollars; Surveying 10 dollarS--The School
will commence about the 10Th of January, and end
about the 18th Of December. There will be vaca-
ton of abou, Gays Whitfuntde, and again from
the 9Th of Augua to the In of September. He
wiihes to take or boarders: the terms of board
are $50 year, IS dollars in advance, and each
boarder is required to furpifh his own bed.-Parents
who may think proper to board their fons with him,
are aiured that proper attention will be paid them,
and every ekerton ufed promote their education.
WALTER LEWIS, jun.
I.oui.a, O9. 2S. oaw4wG
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and odio~s method juliifed by It's nec.flity.-
But with regard 20 our fsamen, the cafe is totally
Different. The power OF the neutral governments,
our own vigilance, the attachment of men TO their
own country, and other circumstances, fully fuf
6ciens remedy the evil or to prevent It's reach
ing fuch height render the method Of fearch
nceeiIary The neceiiiry i, lear probeinateal 1t
has ye, aren, and it is quite ioon enough to
a9 upon 1T when 1t ari(es.
The late attack on the American frgate, therefore.
cannot be defended. That we had righ, Co have
feaneu, If they really ours, is beyond DIFF
pute but the method taken to eulorce it wrong,
whether refer the queion to the law of nature,
to the etlabihed uiages of nations; for fuppo-
ng the nees,y of this method of sarch have been
clear, cunom required previous general notification
from one government TO the other !; and the cafe
was in ione meaiure new, the notification was the
more neeeHary. Our government, it is laid, have
d'iavowed the proceeding. If that be the isa, of
eourie no imoutaton as yet can RET upon them.
The ituation Of this country with regard the
eean unparalleled. If iiit infinitely into
every way in which the Of neutrss aiiifts
our enemies, and to obfrua it accordingly, pow
er is 70 fwesping that would alnoa ruin the COM
merce OF the whole world, and nearly deprive foms
nations Of the necearies of life. Policy therefore,
quires US to eonider sobber. fer e fake efdp,iVirg
our eneasie e comparatively fight advantage, ought
70 lse? euyes 10 < haired AND ss.rStioxs efaY tie
zVsrN The gain would be tr6ing, the lois immenie,
and our true policy, therefore, cannot be doubtful.
Asa time when alnoh uuexanpled moderation is
70 peculiarly nsceGary, it unfortunate that act
mould have been committed lefs poin:
OF frid juiiice, than in point of policy 1t is to oe
wihed that our n,ipi0ers may make every rfarsfion
IN bey poyUer and not al zpb that which
is 10 often the attendant of -veasni and .ny. The
avor'sd cpini'n' '1re Of sbsm however, authorize tie
Jrsus affr.6eGens. There among than 4pbo
i Iesa oSr a7ing up to tie ,gour four a5frz rigbt,.
Let them follow up this principle if they can, aud
they will find that unavoidable confequenee re-
iuts from fuch policy, which is, that zvsYld be TIE
right andfbe policy Of af all nafisrs unite for the
fHff erootng fran tie ea,tb peopis Srb0 r0aatr
tbeir iufersf, Al,sy 9afsd to t5se Of ~H tbe rf Of
I mankind. Yours, &c. CIVIS.
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Sept GO.

~ AN AWAY on Saturday laa, bright n,ula,to
T. = man named HAIRY JACKSON, about IS
years old, 5 feet or inches high, remarkably
well formed has pleaiant couu,enance, couiider-
able wound over of his eyes, and fome fa fears
on his forehead, is very active and ienib!e was ras-
ed by Col. Orway Byrd, and fold iome few years
iince at Public Auction by MIR. Theo. Arn,inead at
Norfois-the iaid negro has been accultomed to 90
by water, and has much the air of ialor; beiry
fond of fociety have doubt but he i. either gone to
Richmond Norfolk; where he is perfectly ae-
quainted.
will give the fun of S dollars if casgh: in the
former, and 25 dollars in the latter 70 that he is fe-
cured and returned to me, 10 dollars il caught in
or about this Town. As he is very ihreyvd clever
negro, and capabl. almod OF any employment, he
will doubt change his clothes, therefore is unne-
eefiary to deicribe tho!s he carried with him.
p. HAXALI..
Peterfburg, Sept. 49, If
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Doreleane.

E~f,sa frsn ID. m;nutes IF ibs trial at HALIFAX, Of
WAKr, MAhTIs, and SrsAcnAK, M,es of til.
.I!1n fr0m t6- Cbsiapezte
Lieut.. Creighton ofthe Meampus fworn.
Q. Do you know how the Priloners came into the
fervice.
a. Yes-Wm Ware and Daniel Martin were Ia
ken OUT of the American brig Neptune, in the Bay
oil Bheay about the latter end of January lso6.-On
orr arrival at Plymouth they returned 70 the
Neptune, on board of which they remained but two
or three days, when they on board the Melsn,-
Pns, exPreing wifi volunteer for the nip; but
knowing that captain Poyntz Chen commander of
the ihiP) had averton of colour and more
especially to then they belonged detained vef-
lei, lent then away to coniider OF il and one or
two days after, think, they returned and volunteer
ed after having iecn captain p. tore, this learnt
from him. John Strachan belonged to the Active a
Britih African trader, of Iiverpoo-he, with feve.
raj Others vino exprefied with to enter, was taken
Oh board and receiy. the uiual bounty.
g MIR. Nouns, purifier Of the Melampu., called in
and lworn'
.. Are the books you now produce oorrea
A. They are, thsy were kept by myfelf--The
complete book lelt by capt Poyntz with capt, Faw-
ker, produced
William Ware, born in Baltimore bounty E5
4" Daniel Martin, born in America Is.
John Strachau, do. do. IS
William Ware ffated, thar he was born in Frede-
ricktown, fate of Maryland, in Ameriea--that he
admits what is GATED his having entered, throw
ing hmelf on the mercy Of the court-begging leave
to call on his officers for character.
Daniel Martin aated that he was born in the
fate of MaGaehu!etts, Wenpoirt-a admits his hav
ing entered voluntarily for the Melampus, as hated
calling the officers of the hip for a character
John Strachan, born in Queens county, itare Of
Maryland, Amsrca--admitst obe perfectly true what
is faxed Of his entering for the Melampus-.hrury-
s himief the mercy OF the court, and calling on
lieutenaius Creighton and Stojdard of the Melampus
for character, tor nearly years he in her.
The whole of the prfoners Rated, they would
never have from the fhip had thought of it,
had it not been for the boatiwau OF her,"
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FOR SALE.

TTTIIE Traa Of LAND Wherein now live, con-
I tanning two hundred and forty lone acres lying
and being in the county of Cheiter6eld, about nine
miles from, Manchester, and from James River
there very good dwelling houfe with good barn
and other out boufes; apple and peach orchard it
is very high and healthy fiUation: very imal part
Of the sforsiad Land cleared, alto with fell one
half Of Crit Mil, on Powbite Creek, within one
mile of my aforefaid Land. Thi. Mills entirely
new and perhaps is as profitable as any mill Of the
kind in the cou ity. There j. only pir of ltones
wor, at the prelent but rs 70 eonRru6ted (at a
imall rxpcuee) to put up another pair. For terms
apply to the fubieriber.
JOHN FORE.
p. s. There IS no doubt but there is Coal ON the
aforeiad Lands, as q great lgn has been dieovcred.
Sept. 10. Iaw2mT. ]. f.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran aTcsy ic15 zoe eri6er Oh the eevenb ofbf r-enfS.
4 LIKELY Negro Man, named DAVID, twenty
~ years old, five feet feven eight inches high,
is Of black Completion ipare made, aud has peaf
ing countenanee, has black fpos on one of his fore
teeth and commonly ufss his left hand. He has 4
lump his breaa oceaiionei by burn when child.
Hs is toierable Blacksmith. expect he will en-
deavor to pats free man. will give the above
reward any perion for information of faid Negro,
10 that get him again do hereby forewarn all
matters of veiIes and others from harboring or carry
ing faid Negro out of the aate.
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON
Cumberland county, Oct. %. oaw4w{.
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TO BE SOI.D.

Af Fnn0prr Court Heg/e, tbe 4tb WsSneaay in No.
Ve1'ter neat, being Court day, pmjaant to deere of
fSe County Court Of Hanover, lin .cbieb wyilia~
WirefeH and ofbers. hsatees Of Tubn wiaefelS Geed
are Phs. and Tbo~0s WinefelI and otbers dt,f,)
a TRACT of LAND, belonging to rhe eitate of
n the faid decd. containing between and 600
acres, lying and being in the county of Franklin and
Rate of Kentucky. A credit of twelve months will
be given the parchaer purchafers, and deed ex-
eeuscd to him or them, with fpecial warranty, on
entering into many bonds with fecurty, as there
are legatees, payable to them respectively.
BY THE COM'RS.
Sept. IS. law2mS.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


In Suranss Of Decree IF tie Egb Cou,f Of CJanecry,
fo, THE Riebmord Dfrit7 ~ sogifnt IF fGyfiss The
foogc9g Pro3erty, Belonging 10 TIE seafe IF Ta1rs
Hrdsrjoa, ted qoiN Ie fold to tie bgb5f bidder, on
aeyedit IF t7ceLve month";, TO zpn:
On Tasfaay TIE 29D day Of Sepfembtr ne.t,
THAT commodious and well ftuated HOUSE &
i LO'C, on the man-Rreet in the city of Willisnf-
burg, at prefent occupied by Mrs. Camp. ALTO, two
vacant half acre LOTS, the Free School in the
laid city. The faie 20 be made the premiles.
On Afondsytke 4tb day Of Der. foiIo7Oing,
That valuable HOUSE and LOT fi,uated at the
foot of the capitol hill, in the city of Richmond, in
the occupancy of Charles Bother and others. The
fale to be made on the premfes Alto, at the fame
time and place, TWO valuable Ira6isof LAND, lying
Wills Creek Gate of Kentucky, ana within few
miles OF the Ohio river.
There are eight thirty Eth parts oil the above
med property, which belongs To infants, and where
The price ol any feperate parcel exceeds fourteen
hundred dollars intereh with the purchaler muii
be retained in that portion for them.
Additional information may he bad application
TO Robert Anderou OF Williamsburg.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Sept. |. Gawt29tiS lawtlGD &epti fthD.