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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-24
c.. w. CARLIN,
Seotember IA.

Returns his most grateful thanks to the in
habitants of this town and its vicinity, for their
former tavors, and earnestly solicits CONT
nuance OF the same. He likewise takes this
opportunity of informing them, that he in
tends TO commence his NIGHT SCHOOL
on the 10th Of this instant Those who wish
10 be instructed in either of the branches he
aas heretofore taught, will please to raake
early application, as the number of pupils will
Sc limited.
September II.
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Horse Shooting Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
RIorbsm; th nnd FnrYaer.

Blacksmith and Farmer,
4 CQUAINTs his customers and the pub
~ lie in general, that he has opened shop
at the lower end of Union street, adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
Of shoeng horses, In which lire his abillt'es
needs no comment--and begs leave to solicit
share of the patronage OF generous Punhc'
and to assure. them that any work III the line
of his profession, shall not be surpassed oy any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work of all kinds and description,
o.ecntcd in neat and workmanlike manner
n. b Those who favor him with their GUS
tom viii have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
srT. A couple of smart Lads, from a TO
Is years of age, will be taken as apprentices
and treated with kindness, and strict attention
paid to their morals.
September S. a'ih1a"n'
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Patent Shot, &c.

ans Patent Shot, assorted, B tono.
aogsheads brown Sugars.
IS lbs. green Coffee :.
mperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests boxes and Can
nisters.
SO barrels choice Whiskey.
jamaica Spirits, flor family uSe)--war-
ranted seven years Old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raislns.
with general assortment OF Wines, Ii.
aors. and Groceries as usual
FER SALE BY =,
.Jofeph Vaudeville.
Corner of King and Fairfax streets
June IS. ----
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AublCribcr

+. IL
IAy0RafsS Ty,E PUBLIC,
a.. j. ngau,s lc,ares end das for safe, at MS
! I'M u sile eonqer Of fairta1 and Prince
STILLS cf different ilzes-
| copyrR and BRASS KETTLES of all
80 general assortment of TIN WARE
nj itssisc executes all kinds Of BLACK
SMITH WORK.
For sals or Rsnt,
two story Brick House, at the lower end
,fplnce.ssreet 10 a good situation tor busl-
rs, and calculated to accommodate a family.
TO LEASE,
osA saovsp REEI FOR EVER,
s;xty. Two iees Of Ground. At the upper-ent
| 4 King s.;ect--s5 feet on Royal-stree', be-
peen Prince and Duke-streets,
The highest price given for old copper,
Mass. Lead and Pewter--and all kinds OF
copper and Brass work repaired.
George M.Munn.
Agust2s. s.n
Scheme of a Lottery,
For The purpose of raising a sum OF money to
sidlhe funds of the Charitable aQa''sne 90.
ce,, NJ R,,li91,s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-24

On SATURDAY, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, ON
the premises, and immediate possession
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-24

sso0 ilizc9-ahloIuti"S % 1oAi3' o'0oog
''Ss Blank s.--Sum raised $4,000
including eXpence'
from the above Scheme, 1T appeafs thal
us's axe less than two blanks TO prize' aho
sls 'as prizes are to be PAID s'l'"oa' ae''1e-
""s
me drawing VIII possniveiy coh'meAee el'
. 18th Of next month, and VIZ ne eomplet-
g m ten weeks. 1IcKE'5s at b % cents
~ sale at K. GRAY s BOOK sfokk' . VI, ,t
VIC atawing Oh all tickets soid by MN VII, oe
,.Aaranef'tFec of cSpence. Prizes mime last
New York Lottery taken inI'ayment ior tick-
cts N this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
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Sails at Eendue.

4, every Tuesday and Friday,
VI WILL De SOLD
I. vendue Store, corner OF Prince ana
Va Water streets.
r,,;,ty Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
q ~ .;,cIsrs of which viii be expressed IN
f s.Is e the dayAll kinds of goods
'ss -, sr. on limitation and the prices OF
or ore established, can at any time be
.a's. and purchased at the lowest Limitation
|pspicss. ,...,,..
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IOHN G.. LADD,

Has FOR sale,
% bales German Linens, commit
mo Of brown and white Rolls, haxen Osna-
burghs, hempea T;cklenburghs' burlaps' ana
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
/ bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper OF the best qua
lily, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
i pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes Sper
macit and Tallow Candles, Cheese &C. &c.
April z.
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Ka1uabLe PROPERTY for Sale.

On SATURDAY, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, On
the premises, and immediate possession
given
A Lot Of Ground, on which
is erected a good substantial two story frame
house, beginning on the north side Of Prince
street, eos feet and IA inches to the west.
ward Of Union-street. and fronting on Prince
street fee, IA inches, and is IS feet
10 inches III depth, subject TO ground rent.
Of Is pounds, Virginia currency, Year.
Ind immediately afterwards, also on the ire
miss,
A Lot Of Ground, on the welt
side Of Pitt-street, beginning l54 feet to the
southwark Of Prince street, being y teet 6
inches front, and lbs feet inches deep, adj
ioin:ng grosnd of Mir. Chaplin
The above property will be sold under
deed Of trus, TO secure the payment of debt
due 10 the Bank of alexandria, on credit OF
&. ls and g months, with interest, which Is
70 he included in satisfactory notes negotiable
= The sid Bank anu it will be optional with
the purchaser either to receive conveyance
IN fee simple Immediately af.er the sale and
Owe deed of trust the property to secure
he .ayrnent of the notes, or to have his title
on the last paymentbcing made.
James Keith, -
George w, Cralk, '~'''Ss'
September ! S. as'
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Scheme of a Lottery,

Fr The purpose of raising a sum OF money to
sidihe funds of the Charitable Aa''sne 30.
riet,, az Rnlin1lS.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
Mr.. PLEAsAETs,

MI GLEASAGIS,
lou mill insert ne following ceyn
fc7fe six 7ceek5 IN t5e ATgus, tbiHk 10 a aaiy
csce TO "y'eJ and friends, and o6Gge yours yespec,-
Jif!y. s. FUoUA.
State of North Carolina, coswell couAiy.
VIZ Z do hereby certify, that on OF about the
w 9Th day OF January last, Jaues Or, one of
the justices of the peace of said county, commit.
ted TO the Jail Of said county. negro man who
called his name PETRR ID. JoEes, and who had
passed as free manJ in said county, The last nine
or ten months next preceding his commitments
The said negro was committed under an act &C
assembly Of this state, which subjects any free
man trading with slave, 10 pay penalty Of ten
pounds or remain IN close Jail three months should
the person so offending refuse or be unable to pay
the hne. The said negro Peter ID. tones, re-
manned in the jail Of said county until the court
OF pleas and quaytsr sessions held IN said county
IN the north Of January last; vixen on th- third
day Of said coury james Hitler, esq.,riake known
to said court that The SAID negro was nor free
man, and that his name was 1SAA =, and fIgi>
tive from justice. ne the Isaac having been con.
dciuned TO suffer dssih by The county court OF
Piusyivania. Va some time in the beginning Of
the year 1907. On which information the court
Of ibis county, then sitting. ordered the said ne
gro 10 be Kept in close custody until applied for
by the executive Of Virginia or some other pro.
per authority - we do further certify thar m the
fourth day OF this present month, Samuel Fuaua
made application to the sheriff Of this county for
the said negro Isaac, 3. on satisfactory evidence
made by him the said Fuqua 20 the sheriff, the
said sheriff did. on The said day, deliver unto
the said Fnqua the said negro Isaac. Given un.
der our hands this 5th day Of February 1908
Henry ATK1NsoN, Justice OF Peace
SOLOMON GRAVES, Justice Of Peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
Colt,s Pefarmnucea-L.onl,o,,-

Hambieton's coils also 'ank very high rs racers,
both Tor speed and bottom as they proved them.
selves good runners IN England In 1905. az Cat
tenck bridge, On Thursday 1GtA, Wentwostfi's
bc Siverhecls by Hambleton, two years old. Won
a sweepstakes OF ten Is subscribers. two miles.
beating mr. Riddles b 9 by oveston, dam Of Spa
ollie mr. Londale's ch cby Pipator dam by Pay
nasier-lo Strathmore's g f by Overton, dam
BY DelPhini--Severad Others also started but were
NOT placed. Durham, "Wednesday, 94th, Mai
den Pae OF So, given by the country members,
Tor Il ages, mile heats. Sic VI Williamson 5
be by Hamilton, years Old, run 4 hests, and
proved second best-and others started and pro-
cd themselves coed runners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

Charlotte COurt, LIST February, 1908.
JosEPH OLIVER, Plaintiff : IN
AGAINST ! Chance
WILLIAM BAKER, Def. ~.
HE defeDdan, not having entered his
Il appearance according to The act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing 20 the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabilani OF This state, on
the motion o. the plainiiFby his attorney, it
is ordered that be appear here on the first
day of May court next and enter his APP
pearance and that a copy of this order be
inserted in one Of the newspapers printed
in Richmond, Tor two months successive
ly, and posted at tie front door of the court
house Of the said county.
A Copy--Tesle,
THOMAS READ, OK.
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For Sale,

- virtue of deed CT trust executed by Ssmue!
r Adams TO the scAscriber, and for the purpose
ct completing the object of the said trust, the
following property viii be Offered for sale, or The
premises on the 23lh day of March 1903, to the
highest bidder all that parcel Of LAND, near
Cumberland courthouse. commonly called and
known by the name of Adams Tenement con.
tanning between % and so acres OF land with 3
or 4 houses. good stable, garden and other con.
veniences for the accommodation of family.
SAMUEL HCBSON, Tms,ee.
Decemher %, 1907 (r,t.ds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
PERFO e MANCES

This horse ranks very high IS a racer both for
speed and bottom, rs he proved successful in 20
races before he left the turf, of which he walked
over. none venturing 10 start against him In 'o4
at Hambleton, Yorkshire, on Wednesday, May
l4ih, ne won sweepstakes of ten IS each, for
lear ODDS. subscribers, miles, beating mr. Be.
theis b / by Magnum Bonum, Pierce's b bv
Young Marske, Turner's Confcderacy, and Grad.
DOCKS CHI C Leicester. at York he won 5Oi. for
3year o!ds, beating Lowther's b &C Griffin, Cromp-
toms oh C Ambush Sheppsrd's Madcap, CIton's
b Cedar, and GarGorth's Oh c--even letting on
Ambush against the field AT Manchester, in
Jane, he won 5ol fer 3 year clds, two mile heats,
beating Foreigner and Loyalist. At Stockton.
sept, ~, he won a sweepstakes of 20 rs each, )
subscribers, ;hen 81, II. Williamson's ~ operiy.
formerly mr. Hutchinson's, beating F;eld'i High
hyer, out of Wren and Turner'S DeIphin::
lI9o. Hambleton won ;iiies, TO wit hundicap
pate OF oOl mile heats, At years old, beating
insect, biaekegs and Wathin's b c 5 years old
AZ Edinburgh, July 90, he won his majssty's
plate oil 100 SIS 4 years old, mile heats. beating
IreySon's b II Arch.r, years old, mr. Peacocls's
eh Farmer, and mr. Wilson'S Creeping Kate.
AT Oumtries liz Oa. he won SO! beating lord ar
ilngton's o m Constant. In 1876, Hambleton won
at kelso, OF. 5, purse of so rs beating mr. Bal.
Io,'s Black Cock In 1877, he won 8 times. TO
wit-at Middleham, in Yorkshire, a sweepstakes
OF ten gs each D subscribers, mile heats beating
Merry Lad and Arthur a, Edinburgh, OH Wed
nesday ;he 26;h, so gs for all ages beating Eliza
Fox and Betsey. On Friday the 2Sth. the ladies
subscription purse of 50 gs beating Fle,chers ane
at Nonirose, in Scotland, August, he walked o.
yer the ground ,ir ! sol plate, and also walked
over the ground for subscriptirn of 5Oi Al
kelso, Oct Is for plate Of so IS he walked over
the ground--and also his niajesty's 100 gs given
to The Calc6ouian Hunt, for any horse, &c carry.
ing IL Sc 4 miie heats, then years old. he won
against mr. Wentworth's Trimbush, Piermon,'s
Trirumer, aged, and Kinkade's HeStor, aged
and Saturday following, purse of 5ei given by
the Hunt, free for any horse, &c. beatiny Fare.
well and Rolrleer At Carlisle he won 100 rs of
mr. veil, besiing his b FLY Meteo; In 1898.
ne won At Edrburgh, August, 5Oi f,r all ages,
beaiing Max*eii's Arab, and mr. Mati!e's Hip
pcpoiamus. AT Monuose he won pia &c Of so
IS for all ages, beating Ptfothre and Con .ra6lor
Sec the racing Calendars for the foregoing years
VIM IIGHTFOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
FOR SALE.

Or EXCRdNGE FOR CITY PROPERTY,
MO 1. 90 600 acres ofland in harrison coun-
~ y, state of Virginia. in tracts OF 5000
ores each, nn the wa'ers of En- and Little Kama
VIVA, surveyed in 1884.
9. 2,5c0 acres or Huahes's river, in the same
county, surveyed in i763, being the noiety of >.
tra6t of 900 acres.
). l,290 acres Of land in the distrst fPai-i's
Town, GU Back Fork, near Bard's Town, Ken
lucky
q. handsome Frame House, with rooms
on hoor, coach house. stables, smoke house.
with the Lots on which they stand, and garden
adjoining IN board fence, at Bath Berkeley
springs. Virginia, suited for family OF a ia
ve.a- Also, enc out Lot of six acres, enclosed
with a stone wall.
Joseph Cali SO.
January H. loOS w3m
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Albenlsrlc eoan.y. Temnle Hir. va

A'hemar!e comfy. Temrle Hit, (va)
10 hereby ces,,.y that ~. WIN Ligh,fooi's
English horse HSrbletoi, STOOD ia my gable ..so
seasons. viz in 1906 and 1907 and I consider him
TO be an excellent stre foal geucg, as any horse
tina, have been acquainted vith-f have seen a
nurober of his colts; | consider them large, fine
and handsone-Not ono that have seen was in
different have previously tut my fine mare
Lady Slipper to Precipi,ate, Knowsley and n am
bleton, and she brought colt b. each, the Ham.
ble,on consider much preferable. Given under
my hand roth December, 1907
Tap'es Kirsoiring.
Charlotte County, 9th May, 1906.
We the undcrsigned subscribers Rad colts drop
ped last season by Han,beton, and they, are es.
teened by US and we believe by The neighbours
generally, 10 DE remarkable good colts being for
the mos, part large, fine and handsome. We
also believe that the season he stood in rhs coun
ty, he got as many colts as any horse could Gel,
with the same number of maye-
IYitfam 5Iitc5e!!, Ta,ses Laslir.
Gent Sa-it5Sos. COertcn Pet,us,
7bomds Peti.s, I'm. Mortos.
u u Lester
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
CERTIFICATES.

London, 17ih February, 1906.
William Ligh;foos, Esq.
Dear Sir,-Hambleton
ought to stand very high with you, as his colts
in this country turn out excellent runners, &c.
10 C,ew.
Charlotte, 10Th May, 1906.
put i've mares TO Hambeton, and they all
proved in foal and the colts fine and large al.
so have mare which has bro't me four colts, one
by Domed, one by Dragon, one by Seagull, and
another by Hambleton. and tho HambIeton colt
has he preference OF eitheri / link her one of
the finest llies both in size and figure that ever
saw'-Given under my hand.
Henry Lester.
Luncnburg, 5th May, 1906.
This VIII certify that put mare 10 HambIe-
ton IN 1894, when he stood at Mr.. II. testers
in Charlotte county, and am as WEI pleased. IL
not better, with the coils BY him, than with any
the same maze ever had--5he previously bred by
Occur dc Lion, Diomed, Quicksilver and Dion
7beaPk Lester.
Charlotte county.
In the year 1904 put mare TO Hamblston,
then kept by MIR. n. Lester Of this county, and
am fully persuaded that is the best colt the mare
yer had, and IS IN my estimation the best COLI 1
ever bred from any horse.---I moreover never
have head Of any complaining of iheirlcolts from
that horse. 7bomas Read, T.
Hanover County.
l herewith certify that MIR. Wm. Lizhtfoot's
horse Hanbletcn, stood at my stable the last sea-.
son, and that he has proved an excellent foal ge;-
ter: his colts would do credit 20 any horse on the
continent Mr. VIM Morris OF this county add
put five mares each. AL Of which proved in foaI
Given under my hand this 7th day Of May, 1906.
Jo5a Thornton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
The ifeported fiorse
PAUL,
P3rmerly So. Pau,

: ~. 800. IN. s.sssAss 4 IS sands inches
-@''a- 'e---.a.:isEsz nigh, rema;, kebIe for mis-
elegance, beauty, strength and linz bone,
VIII stand the ensuing season at my Plan.
tation, in PowhaIan county, on James ri
yer, miles above the Manakin Town fer
ry, and about the same distance beloy
Jude's Terry, to cover mares at Is dollars
the season, but may be discharged oy the
payment of ls dollars, or the price of ls
bushels Of wheat at Dover mil! in Gooch-
land county, ii paid by the first day ofDe
cember next, with half dollar 10 the
groom. AS good and extensive pas.urage
as any in Virginia gratis, and mares fed
with corn at the market price, if the mo-.
ney is sent with them aud servants boar.
ded at six shillings per week, and the grea-
test attention paid 10 The mares, but no H..
ability Tor escapes or other ACCIDENTS
The season will commence the first day
OF March and end the first day of August.
This beautiful horse PAUL, was raised
by the Prince of Wales, & go; by his horse
Saltram, who was got by O'Kelly's Ec!ipss,
his dam Virago, by Snap Pau's dam Pu.
ri'y, was got by Matchem; her dam the
Old Squirt mare, Of IS great fame as any
mare in the kingdom.-Paul's colts are
equal 10 any horses in Virginia, and he is
sure foal getter several of his colts may
be seen at his stand.
THOMAS l;ARRIS, Jr.
eptlAwtl0J Miilwood.
Powhatan. Feb, %, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

FEBRUARY IS, 1903.
DROPOSALS will be received by The
Il Executive on the 25th day of March
next, for furnishing the Public Guard with
cloathiDg for the present year. Also At
the same time proposals will be received
for furnishing the diet Of the Convicts in
The penitentiary, for one year from the I7,b
day Of April next.
DANIEL l.. TiYLTON. G. e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
PIE D I C z Z T.

HanSle'on was got by Dungannon, sire ofBed.
lord and one of the bess sons Of O'Kely's famous
Eclipse, who was esteemed to be the best horse
in England of his day, and covered az fifty gut
neas-his dam BY Snap, sister to Jupiter bred by
mr. Cross, l79S--hcr dam. Young Masks dam,
by Blank. Stirling, Miss Meynell, by Partner
Greyhound, Curwen, Bay Barb, Lord D'Arcy's
Arabian, Whiteshirr, Old Montague mare. Thus
it appears he descended from the hes: running
stool; in England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
- 1henoted e much admired
80 ENGLISH RoRsE
CFsTssA Jack Andrews:
Ft~2T MpoR1tD hy w Light
SAfS 4 FOOT Esq Of Charles
AG. ESSAZA Civ cour,y OIL

sssass-S City county, and nov his
Property, full Is and l'2 hands high, a
blood bay, finely formed, in high health.
vigor and spirit, the most active and best
bo,,omed horse ever imported into tbs
country, now rising Ia years old.
VIII stand the ensuing season at Ter,
pie Hill, on Mecham's river, in AibemarI-
county, ten miles above Charlotte win.
within mile ofGernan's mill and 3 nil
OF the brick tavern, and will be let IN rnar..
at five guineas the season, which ma. ~.
discharged by the payment al 90 ,io;,a,. =
paid by the lo!h day of August, Cen,Ie,.
mems notes will be required with ,he;r
mares Tor gnineas discharged as above.
8 guineas the leap, and 40 doiia, "a ir,,,r.,
mate to be with foai, AID one dollar viii,
each mare to the groom; the leap ana
groom money 10 paid wheu the mare is
covered. Provided lhe mare is chaueraf;
the owner shall be liable. The season ,s;lI
commence the first day of Ma! ch and end
the first day OF August. Extensive low ard
high ground pas,urage, sell enclosed. IN
three separate fields, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at 81 per week, and grain Viii
De furnis=d at the market price and oivs,,
ia manner and quantity agreeably to d;
r c,ioa, and all possible care taken 70 prr
vent acc'dents aid escapes but will no, 10
liable for any that may happen.
JAMES KINSOLVINC.
For WiihaaI I.igbtf,o,
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PEDIGREE

Jack Andrews was got by Joe Andrews. lis
dam BY Highfyer, MS grandam Cardinal Puff,
MS g'est grandam By Tat;ler, his great great
srandafn by Snip, his great great great g.aniari
by Lord Godoiphin's Atabian, his presf erna,
great great gfandam Ivy Stanyan's Asa,.jsn
which maze was own sister TO Frsmpton's Wbite
Neck full sister 10 the Mnbnry GALLOWAY. goat
great great great great grandam by Sauce Box
= con OF Gegg, sire Of CrofPs Old partner.
JAMES LORD. (seal y
do hereby certify th1, 'hs above pedigiee is =
rue copy from the original one sent me ~ y 1a-
Lo!d Given under my hand and scar Inns sgd
Of December, 1904
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOF. (sea)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
VaMable Tract of Land,

lying in the county oil Halifax on Stanton
river, containing seven hundred and twen.
ty hive acres, more or less il was once
the property of Samuel BeaIl, was sold by
him 10 VIM. Moseiey,, and mortgaged by
Aioseley TO Robert Andrews and John
Pierce, trustees of Beall, 10 secure the pay
ment Of the purchase money-The inden-
ture OF mortgage, which was recorded in
the general court, bears date the 22d day
of June 1875. At the same time aud
place, such of the SLAVES as are DIES
cribed in The said mortgage, and may be
produced by the said Mosely, will also be
sold Tor cash.- The sale is made by virtue
OF decree OF the superior court OF chan
Gerry for the Richmond district, pronoun.
ced III suit therein depending, in which
The SAID Pierce, surviving trustee is plain
tiff, and the said Moseiey is defendant,
and for the purpose of raising the follow.
ing sums, with interest, viz. 1884, l5s
with interest at the rate OF per cent, from
the lst Of January l793--Io5L. 2s. cd. with
Ike interest from the lst day of January
l794-l0K los. with ike interest from
the LIST day of January l795-97k. us. cd.
with like interest from the st day Of ia
nuary l796-96k. So. with like interest
from the LIST day of January i797-sIL
49, with like interest from the 18th day
oil July lso2--and IS dollars 8s cents, the
costs of the suit The residue Of the mo.
ney dscreed TO be raised the plaintiff does
not pretend to claim, as appears by an
endorsement made by the clerk of the
said cour; on the order dissolying AN in
junction obtained by John b. Scott, to STAY
the sale of the said land, which endorse.
ment IS copied from writing fled in The
suit First above mentioned by the plaintiffs
agent and attorney.
The COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond, March IL. 1909. NTH