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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04
Mr.. SNowDrNs.

Mr.. SNowDEN.
Al meeting held in peace with all man
kind, the quiet mechanics of the district of
Columbia assembled to the amount of three
thousand persons, on the race ground, at six
O'Clock of the evening of the second day of the
second month, 1908. When the social pied
pes of man to man were taken into consider
alton, as it regards the happiness of society !:
resolving at the same time, that as they do
not expect their own rights will ever be deli
6erately invaded; they Win not for the sake
of peace, invade the rights tof others; but
they have heard with great alarm tor them
selves and their families, that friend Sloan,
member of the house ofrepresentatives in
Congress assembled, hath this day brought
forward resolution to move the seat OF go
vernment, which may, if acceded to, entail
lnisery and poverty on thousands ofindustri-
Gus persons who are now not in want of en-
ploy,. or the means of life. They are aware
that ursder-the 9Th section of the institution,
no member eff either house, for any speech
or debate shall be questioned in other place
Regarding the constitution, as the tombstone
and landmark of their rights and privileges,
the present meeting of the society of Friends
pretend not to question friend Sloan's rightto
make any speech in debate that may please
his fracturnal fancy (; yet at the same time,
that they do not mean to question ms r1ghf,
they are guaranteed by the constitution, to
demonstrate against any invasion OF their OVID
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shown themselves perfectly equal to the diff
cuIties Of our situation. Long may they de-
spair, for desperate indeed would be the situ-
alton Of the country, if the government were
placed in their hands, Courier.
An embargo has been laid on all the British
ships in the Russian ports, but there are very
few we believe Ia them. The following let
ter upon this subject, has been received this
morning from Hull
g Hull, December
Is The Bell arrived last light from ST. Pc
tersbnrgh. which she left on the 4th ult. Dn-
ring her stay in Helsingb,rgg Road, the Newt
has alsp got safe down, and We expect would
proceed with the London convoy. During the
feet's stay 1t Helsingburg q neutral arrived
there from Riga, with letters flom Mr.. Cum
ming, from his house at Riga, informing him
that an embargo was laid on at the Russian
ports on the 18th November, after three days
notice had been given by his government.
Only one ship from Eondonswas at Riga.
we have rot heard Of any ships being en-
bargoed at 81. Petershuls,h,
III consequence Of the osders from govern
nlent, the Russian fIigate Sperkent, of A.
guns, and a large transport We're taken pos
session of as prizes on Wednesday night at
Spishcad, BY the Leda and Hussar-- We hope
ION to announce the entrance of the Russi-g
an Mediterranean squadron into an English
port.
Part Of the squadron that was under adm-
raj Keate, is to sail from Portsmouth this
aaorning
On "Wednesday right and yesterday morn
ing party Of officers went on board all the
foreign vessels in the river, examined their
papers and serutinised their cabins closely
Allsvessel found nnder Olslenhurgh colours
had the broad arrow put Oh their asts, and
orders were given thar no person Belonging
to them shouidsbs suffered to go on shore.
The treaty of partition or plumber OF the
Turkish empire is said to have been signed
BY France Russia AMI Austria, the two first Of
which powers expressed such moral and pirtu-
ous indignation againstais on account of the
attack upon Denmark.
The following is the division Of the plum
der.
France is to reserve for her share the pro-
vinces bordering OH the Adriatic, the Seven
Islands, the Morea and Egypt.
Austria is 70 have Seryia, Bosnia and part oil
WalsSchia.
And te the lot of Russia will fall the other
part OF Wallachia, Bessarabia, Moldayia and
the island of Gambia. The eesfiny of Con-
stantinopIe is. said not tosbe fxed--but Bona.
parse will probabsy send some Caulincourt or
fiuiin to 7Constantinople, who will organize
the means Tor making the throne vacant, and
,fur paving the way for some of the illustrious
inembcrsof the Bonaparte family.
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glerannr(a EsaiIp aOperfiser
THURSDAY, FEERuART .

The military Court of Inquiry in the case
of general Wilkinson met on Monday, and
adjourned TO that day week, without transact
ing any business, no evidence whatever hay
ing been yet adduced.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04

y, . .ss,e s.is 'sa'l Is ssli.,isa
doss 'a e es's our 81 attack opOa Denmark.
Nss' eo" 80, Is msds 50 Promiasn.s
ssd bssao's ' :s., -. the opposition
ss''gs - dselsrssiso a having ! sr'i g
consider ms = hahsy gsve yesterday,
state r'sas arrsigosd and how does.s
sad rhith y - s, a !, : Inagsoed that Russia
,sl'lra' !; - ,o as dss "a she p0bIssh,
would pot, : rxoe5ision 70 Denmark At
"a. :'s'f 'p sx,,,as,s Of war bu; We sat
INC - aeaio, ,hss our conduct TO-
bj gre 49, =, 20 real cause Of the war;
! sn ? 40 woola have ne e "a,, WIS &
sa s's' s~I,rd Tad seized Inc DAa'sas
hef ~ - nas how is this epposlsla 9
,s'sass, ] 3: s q Spaie Vas sa'd g hass I
Or eeqc ',sr ssuss 81 he displsasure Of
Pfa ass' ), =, Il asa bur not z word Is
d E1s 3 s, ! s he Seelars:lon on ac-
.'s =, ssizs q shs So ms hsif' eases
an 8 s, 81. ,srslstaFion aeyaas yssyi ais.
20, s's 81 :.,,,s,, to have colsscsed
,Iy and i'''' u','', 81. 5 :,oss:ble gr5aad Of
ID ecess 80 49,
''ss g.' ss,aoS s. SFssss d ere q Indignation
ksx;sp cGsssd pssae @ bsan'a'k
9s' ,"s = !. ansse. "a sssaag Gauss tor
.3assIssn, the esspssor g'sss sa',a
sssea 90 " ~ ~, = 49,. 10 be hessr.
'ops 'ov IS -. -, I. 70 Inc ,wo coua
18th rorelas'oa' 80, ..,-.,ss s. =
iiss &c eu'pe'o' 80 r..a,
very act hitherto eS' s's III.
,,isaa aud hrssla. anu I'sss.s4 = 81
oaysnsicu ccprsotieu ~ : o. (. !,
,,,,a,s,s anew he pfiaeip' % 'ne a'sIssu
se,ralsy. that monument y snc Wlsaots
s., ymprsss Ca fhsrisss, auo o'ncs ~ =
',f o-,ss "a rsrslr !ssns that systsfsss
S. ~ IS he empress Catherine
8 :, 49, - ,y;xq5 am haze shsown her soto
o4's ,',' 4. Ies..nev. and made her The Scnl
: ~ ~ e 81, sns aace os ::}oaaparsxs
eJ ~ - = 81. ps,arsh.,yr ) densrt.
aa' sas =, :, :. - - ,h9. s,ar,,for
rn1 g s's ~. o,,,..,an
as = Sso l's0'''' 49, -, 80
esssy oo 'o;e' ''s's''''s : =
r nsyss no, nsve' "a 81 -,
,gSizs shosr pFlastpaSs tom W''ss' - I
a-il alss ofs:fss : q ms 81 Ges'c1 80 sss
ls.*
Ills i,r AZ RAJ II, ss expects thsst las Bfi-
nric nlaisSts will conclude a peace with
lance, !; AID z when lie shall he satisfied np-
h "a these points, especially upon that of a
eacc between France aud England, his impe-
i asies.y viii willingly return to the rela-s
Das ii anisy With Great Britain Hcyeis
cSca declaration tsatthc emperor lexan-
I has made common cause with France,
ka he MI not retur. 10 the relations Of ami-
with us, Till NC hare lnaf!s maritime
FACE siih France. upon the terms whish
Itch HE emperor AlcNande declares shall
l.ira and estabIisJ. tho s,Eias iples Of the
MI rec. ~ Il; 4 ,,nsnarts
clarss shall restore the freedonor the seas
[in other words, wlsick shall am a fatal blow
o,r ,,o,-,l ss,,f, a, i
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
LANSASI ER, fanuayH ".

This day The question was taken % q
general postpoae men, ct me impeachment
ofsac governor land carried; yeas 4f nays
81. Abraham .sa'K,uney was absent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04

E cDs r. sfts ~ ot'
@ The Proprietor of the
sAlexandr,a DAILY advertiser, will
difpose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING. To a
Perfon of Indulfry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable SItua-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great BargainH applicants
on be made 1oon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04
NJ % r i c. E.

THE partnership heretofore carried on
under the firm of " illfen Farm u Co. !,
has this day dissolved BY mutual consent AH
those indebted tt the concern ias vel the late
firm of cook and cal are reqnestedsto make
payment.as soon as possible TO yenes l'a.sssHss
who is authorised to settle the AFFAIRS OF me
partne rship, and by whom the business Wslia
in futu re he conducted. I'M
William H.attons 80
lanes Ruhell. ~
Z January s2s e st'sS 'e'f'sS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04
Runaway Negro TOM.

ID AN AWAY, a Negro Man named 'Io1ff'
III a stout fellow, with very down lcok,
apt to get drunk, and of a very iorbldoang'
countenance- had on dark negro cloathlng---
he is a cook, and formerly Belonged to Mr..
William Craik. Anysperson securing him
shall receive a liberal reward by applying
to
William Birch,
q. At Arlington.
February .. 1awsv !,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04

XA 4 ItEREsA sJaDteS. II. ~. Lac. hath by
w his petition in writing, applied p the
honorable Nicholas Eitzhugh, one of the
assistant Judges Of tie circuit court Of the
District of Columbia, tobe admitted to che be-
neft of the act of Congress, for the relief Of
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual con-
fnementin the Jail bounds fAlexandriaeounty
at the suit Of Marstcllcr s. Young & being III
able to discharge the said claim with others q
gainst him, has offered to deliycrup to the use
of his creditors, all hispropeFty, real, person
al and mixed Notice is fherstsrcs giUensto the
creditors of the said Jas. r. JL. Lo7ue that o.,
Monday the 18th day of the present month be-
tween the hours Of nine and three O'Clock of
the same day ,at the court houscin Alexandria
the oath ofan insolvent debtor will be admi-
nistered to the said Jas. r. ~ LoUe, and, q
trustee appointed agreably to the said act of
congress, unless cause be tkens& there shewn
to the contrary,
BY order Of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one Of the assistant judges of the circuit
court Of the District Of Columbia,this :4th day
ofFcb. 1903.
- ;nana,Ia r.
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efibing for you syesolutipn laid on the ii.
BE Of The house this day BY Mr.. John Ser.
geap,, becsuse I am CONVINCED from your
paper that $ on take 40 intsfssi in the suc.
Gers Of the measure proposed.
!. Whereas 40 attempt has lasely been
made ID the cry Of Philsde lph,a 10 intro
ducc lNosgusyddes; and i is he Gus y Of
the legislature, euasd isps Of The pubiic no.
rails. and II The lpesee aud happiness Of so.
cicsy, 10 prevent or rtstfain practices tho
ten@s .cy Of which is sosobyiously demo
rshs:pg and Injurious. And whereas.
fdoub:s are cn.ersainrd,. whether the lava
Of this CONFERENCE.-The for The suppressicn
of vice and Hnmcrslity, are suficien,ef.
fectually TO reach This case: lihsrsfmc,
Resolue1, I'ha, tommiuer be sp-
pointed Il br;pg 10 q bill debating iHaSque.
Srade, or Masgueg Balks, 70 be pubiie mi.
sances; aud dirsclifg the punishment.
which shallbe ipAic,ed upon any person or
pcraons promoting or encouraging them."
FROM TIE EA1EK.ALD. q
X "A FARMER driving towards Boston
OF good fat pork a cargo,
Bychance anotherfafnfer crost Oh,
Who warnssd him Of theelnlatso, I.
What 'stllat--.a yellow fsveplike r.
QuotnsNed : for want OF e,npiion-
& A.yeIiow fever? No criessDick, 4
lis dam SLOW consumption,
- ,,-,,i &. =, T77---si 7T2T 5s--7s.,
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is The G Gentlemen OF Alex

rs u 10 OCIIIIIIIICII UI ~ IIfa1N-
andria, are requcstedgto meet at Mr. ALtx-
sANDER GoRDos's Washington Tavern, on
Friday evening, 9Th instant, for the purpose
Managers Tor an Assembly, u
February A.. 2t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04

aAe peace upon those terms, upon which
Face can only now be made; peace that
a'i surrender up the sovereignty Of the
L IS saiasicat to state the question--sye
(oH what the onswer Of every man in Eng
ndwil, be.
IN situation SO awful, yetso grand, ENG
Nd AGAINST THE WORLD, we had hoped to
se heard batone sentiment, one voice; to
: seen but one sight, patriotism arrning
u,ase out party VIII raise her hoarse dis
'uant notes, and it is proclaimed to Easopc
the country is Indifferent to Its fate
W Il IS IN state of lethargyp and laast
I'M Il Il does notrouse from it; and that
r0p'e are 10 the "torpor Of despair -
1s's IS tais Indifference, lethargy and de-
because we view our situation With
s'a'ude, with the Tranquil! courage that
!. massachusetts of Britons, shaIlwe be.
tas I've arc Indifferent and lethargic -
~. We do not feel dismay, are we to be
,os We are in the /" torpor OF despair,
eeS 'p '',s q despair IS a pretty figure OF
h ,bs 1 my comes with peculiar plopriety
BIZ = ,a'e ministers--they did not indeed
: .' ns ''yteds to the encreiss IF the e. ma i,
koosnaS S.nuinoed them all-but the despair
" d 49, = me ranks of the late ministers.
DOVE sssa despair Of being able to come
'f' and e displace them who have
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Extract Df a letter to the Editor cfthe De
naocratic Press, dotted

B W0cfQtfc x.fcSS, 10tf1
LANCASTER, 7anaary 90.
g This day came on 10 che house OF re.
presents,ives the election of Bank Direc.
tors. The absence of Mr. M'Kinney LEI.
the democratic party AZ. and their adser.
saries As. The result is as follows.
Bank Of Pennsylvania.
Chandler Price AS 4 Geo W..Morgan Al
Jeremiah Pirrsoi A Robert Porter Al
.Elihu ChaSncey A VIVA. Duane 40
Bank Of PHILADELPHIA.
Robert Johnson AZ Lewis Rush AZ
7nes. w. Francis 4s Michael Bright 40
Samuel Hsdgdea 4s Thos: Humphries 50
The names 10 Italics ate those of the per-
sons elected.
81 have par,icslas Satisfaction 10 trans.
~ 4 :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-23
Jonah Thonpfon.
March Il.
GREAT BARGAIN


INTENDING to remove to the state oil
I Tennessee as soon as possible, WISH tc
dispose Of the following valuable and lncreas'
inc property upon lew terms, which property
7 Inherited from my ancestors, who have had
legal title to the same for upwards OF one
hundred years.
One tract well known By tie name
cf ysenos, being On the Potomac river
between Alexandra and George Town, ana
nearly opposite tle city Of " Washington au
TRULY situated, containing about -FOUR dun-
fred acres, now leased to tie Mr.. Wises foT
tbrec hundred and sixty dollars per annum
with other stirulations contained IN inc SAG
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
first, leased to William Fraser ior forty dol
lars Fer AMMAN, containing about SIXTY a.
crcs.
One other tract containing ten acres
oe hotto,s land, adjoining til FourMile Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous TO Tie
miles OF George Town, containiAg rs acres.
nc EsfS%LHat pefe % 'tliS lattd - 4io@'iiy Io-
yered It'll red and white Oak.
Il L s 0,
Three thousand acres on the Scloto
River, in the state'o Ohio.
This tract descended 20 ne from ny uuc.c
George =. Alexander, being one moietyof
the land he was entitled 10 for bis military ser
vices during TIE revolutionary war, AL the
tito papers with tic wills under which am
entitled to the above property, are in the
bands Of BALDwIS DADE, Esq. TO whom ap-
p!ication will please 70 be maize for terms &c.
he being legally authorised to contract and
dispose of al the above Valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be Civ
en.
Waller S. Alexander
August IS. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-23
FOR SALE,

Or 70 be RENTED far one or n1re s sr -,
ry7IIE whole of the REAL 13AA ' = !,
4 longing to P'-essiey carr Laae' ' ;,Io n
and adjacent to the town OF eehtre'i''' -
Fairfax county. :, .,ovo
This property consists Of the wen S1 A"l VI.
TAVERN now occupied byasir' '4eN'' ''
eheN. y, o,cr.
The STORE HOUSE now il the G cu,
pancy of MIR. Duniel hcrnnst51--@''"c a 900.
EIGHT hundred to q thousand acres !" 1 n.,.
FARMING LAND, at present IN .a' 5ts
session Of Mr. Carr ". Lane, ana W. va .ooa.
ter Lockcr, which will be disposed o. ~ -
rate tracts or entire. :, .,ee1 10
1t is presumed that any person ol'!G .Gl frs.
bay or rent any of the above proper .Ir.-,
view the same and judge for tne'!.s or.essry.
flrther description is therefore 9nnss' ,,Gg
a Mr.. LQae o0uId take '
proportion IN Negroes. -, ,,,os
Harrifon Fi'zhuS F.
Fairfax County Oct. %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-23
Tie elegant and thoroughbred Horse
2 & I & Nj 4 <,

TTILL stand at the same places s times,
Wv and be let at the very low price OF
Four Dollars if paid in season by the first OF
August if not, Eight Dollars will berequir-
ed and Fifty Cents 10 groom.
POTOMAC's blood and figure are SO vel!
known as to need no Accomplishments colts
now growing Will prove his value. AT the
close Of the season he will be fer sale or bar
ter Cor mules or horses, and weuId make a
very capital horse to carry to tie western
country, rs his blood is in the highest de-
maHd-his appearance inferior to no blood
horse whatever.
William Birch.
Arlington, March IS. (l6l lsv3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-23
August IS.
THe famous going J.FcX
N ! Z 8 II j 4.

ENTILL stand at .9riagton every day ex-
w cept Saturday, wien he viii be re-
moved to Mr. Ialobs's, at Cameron, AID be
let to Mares at Six Dollars, if paid BY the
first of August, IF not, Ten Dollars viii be
required and Fifty Cents to groom.
MIRANDA is four years Gid, OF great size
and figure, and promises to equal his cele-
brated sire Columbus, now standing in the
county Of Stafford RTiranda's dam was BY
the Knight OF Malta, out Of an imported len
nett Columbus by the Knight Dam by the
Royal Gilt, Out OF an imported Maltese Jen-
nett.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-23
Fifty Dollars Reward.
March s

ELOPED from the service Of tie su5acr6es,
on Thursday night last,
A NEGRO MAN, named .4AIHO.H1,
"A commonly called TONEYi--He is a
bout So years Of age, feet high, likely
we'll looking fellow, formerly stevedore IN
Alexandria, his cloaths not known.-Who-
ever secures him in any Jail in Virginia, or
the district of Columbia, shall receive re-
ward of Thirty Dollars, if out of the state Of
Virginia. or the district Of Columbia--FIF-
@TY DOLLARS and all reasonable expences
will be paid if brought home.
William II. Tebbs.
Dumfries, March u.
n. B. Masters of vessels and others arc
forewarned to harbor or carry I'm oaat their
peril.
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N o T C E.

Z APPLICATION having been made to me
in tie mode prescribed by the 9th article OF
the fundamental resolutions for the govern
sof the Pennsylvania Coftier Nine CON-
aoety, stating that GENERAL MEETING OF the
Stockholders is requisite for the interest OF
the. said company lido therefore, hereby sp-
point Friday the 9th Of April next, at three
o'clock in the afternoon, at Gadsby's Hotel IN
Alexandria, as the time and place OF hoiaing
the same, when and where the otockhoid-
ers in the said Company are requested to at
tend.
John Potts, President.
March l8 za"ot
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BRYAN HAMPSON

BRYAN HAMPSON
EAsFoS SALE.
10 pipes CID port
IS do. Madeira :
80 quarter casks Lisbon y
10 do. particular tencriGe 3
IS do. Malaga
Is pipes o.d cognac brandy
S DO, "A, proof Holland Gin
S hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
do first quality no!asscs
do green copperas
2 do. alum
90 do. brown sugar
90 bags pimcnto
Is do. pepper
10 chests young hyson :
10 do hyson skin ;. !.
do. imperial 81
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
50 do. ground ginger
50 do. raisins
1900 lbs. bacon, well cured
kegs salt pctre
A quantity Of fine ard ground alum salt
A. al times he has the first quality flour tor
niiyuse on hand--with number OF Oth5G
,TticIes-aH ofwhich he will sell low On his
former terms.
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~ y;r4,a Of decree Of tie superior court ct
chancerv for the Richmond district, pro
nonnced On IN appeal, m.,eycin Sarah CHAP
n1,7,s widow Of Carr Chapman, deceaseo'
and Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
Of tbs said Carr Chapman, Gy the saia %
rah Chapman, her guarnan, were apFch
ants. ard Thompson and Ecltch were aP
ne|lees. ,all, on Ire FIRST -Mondey IN .s[l1Hl
asrh before the cours house OF Primo" IL
liam county, sell 10 The highest bidder, tof
rradv money, or on a credit OF 6, l2S. 10
A TraGf Of Land,
Tsomss e,9as,.,g1, which was gr ss Ito to
release from William 1ebbs for 69f s,o 49,
bearing date the 18th and 18th days Of June
IVA.
Also, one other tract Of Land.
in the same couaty, which was conveyed 10
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds Of lease
anG release from Bertrand Ewcl! ard bis wife,
and Jesse Ewell and lis wife, for SO acres,
more or less, bearing date the Stu and 10th
days Of April, l775.
Also, one tract Or parcel OF
Land, which was conveyed TO the said Chap
man by deeds Of lease and release from Jesse
Ewell and his wife, end Bertrand Ewell and
his wife, for $50 acres, more or less, bearing
da.e the I'd and Sd days OF January, 1884,, al
Of which deeds arc no'T Of record in the coun
" court of Prince William. And also, ali
the other estate, right, title, claim and pos
session which Carr Chapman, On the 20tl.
November, 1877, had OF and in to the land
and real estate whereof lis father Or any Of
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed
TIE above description istaken from the mort
gage deed executed by Carr Chapman to
Thompson & Veitch Oh the Doth November,
1897, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. 1t
is understood that Tie three tracts of land have
been united into one which adjoinS the town OF
Dumlries. Omit there is dwelling house S:
some wood. The general rights described
viii, as it is believed, comprehend fourth
part Of the reversion OF all the dover la7'd Of
Susanna Gwinett, and one fourth part CT the
reyers;on cf all the land devised by Ihomas
CHAPMAN to Elizabeth Overall, after the death
of the said Susanna and the said Elizabeth.
Bond and approved security will be required.
BENJAMIN botts.
March s CTS