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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-27

T HE .PU Lie
ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED That -KE
ALEXANDRIA 1i1EAikE
WILL OPEN ON
TUESDAY, JUNE &c, 1908,
!!f.h the celebrated oMxDr, iu 6ve acts, called
THE COUNTRY GIRL.
Moody, MI. Warren.
Harcourt, Mr.. Wood.
sparkish, with a
song) mr.. Jefferson.
ReiyiiIe, Mr.. Cone
Country Boy, Mast, Harris.
: William, Mr.. Seymour.
Servant 10 Belville, Nar, Brlers.
Miss ggy,theCoun-
try Girl, with the
song Of" Get away
Sorrew," compos-
ed BY MIR. Bray, Mrs. .WiIuaos.
Alithea, Mrs. Jefferson.
Lucy, Mrs. francis.
10 which veillt6e added, a nerv nnsital enter
,tainnaeat, in ttvo acts, neveri PER-
tormedherc, Gated
OF AGE TOMORROW.
rs Performed at the 1heatre RoyaL OrRsy
Lqne, ..uith The most unbranded al.hlaHe.
Baron Wellirghutst, Jefferson.
Baron Pifieberg, Bray
Hans Molkler, Bllsset.
Fritz, sBriers.
Servant, Harris.
Lady Van .Brumback, Mrs. Francis.
Sophia, MISS Hunt.
Maria, Mrs. Wilmots
~ On Thursday "A Cure for the Heart
Ache, aith me musical entertainment Ono
Song No Supper, or the Lawyer in the Sack.
*.* 1He doors TO he otened at sia, and me
performance 10 commence irecisely at q 9xaYisF
mast seven o'clock.
TIT Adnattanee--Bor one Dollar---l'itb
Seventy-F Fire .cents-GaAsry, Fifty leats.
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PUBLIC SALE.

1T 10 O'clock o-1qoryose, sui9l he solar tse
Yendue Store,
cases of Merchandise, containing,
Chintz, Caleoes, Cambrics, Muslins, Mus
lin Shawls and Handkerchiefs, Dimities, Corr
du1oys, Stockings, Pins, Threads, Cotton
SAiuings, .Nankeens, Hardware.
P. G. MayQellsr.
t.,
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JUST RECEIVED,
Ind for sale by ROBERT CRY, 3.
A few copies Browns Dictl-
onary of the BIBLE vols octave, orna.
mented with Plates. Price dollars, bound
and lettered.
z I:sy q.
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LatsR from Eue ebe.
LONDON, January 9

Paris journals to the 26th ult arrived last
night. Their contents are 81 considerable
Importance. Napoleon has returned from
Venice to Milan, and from the latter place
has issued a decree, dated the 18th ult. and
which was published at Paris on the GATH,
imposing new and severe restrictions on the
. trace of neutrals This decree IS followed by
2 letter from the minister Of the interior call
ing en- thu. people Of the great nation to bear
with the plivatiGEs brought upon them by
the war OF blockade, and to turn their atten-
ton to the use of substitutes for those articlps
IF which France may for a time be deprived
by the operation OF the order of council. issu es
by the British government.
The style OF these documents is curious :;
Napoleonss decree Of blockade is kept in the
back ground as to the share it hail in procluc-
ing tic present arrangements in commerce ;
the order of council is he'd up as the tyranni-
Cal act to which al the evils inflicted on tic
Industrious pursuits of enerpIising lzanuiac-
turers and merchants are to be attributed J;
and the ships oil all those nations which sub
nit to the restrictions Of the order of council,
arc declared to be: denationaIizcd aud there
tore good and lawful prizes in the French
ports, or when captured by French ships OF
war.
Against this decree there is no appeal On
the ground of a vessel having been compelles!
b. force to gointo British port, or to sub
nit to search On the CONTRARY, for that ve-
:ry reason, all such vessels are to be condern-
ned
The motive of this decree cannot be aserib-
ed to the hope ofpro6ting by the petty sci
zurcs to which its execution may give rise
Napoleen plays deeper game. He wars a.
gainst the present system Of commerce, be-
cause 1t gives resources to the only govern
ment that has dared to stand out against him.
He knows the Inconvenience to which this
system will subject tbs people under his rule;
but this is a sacrifice called FOR by the deNeti-s
on Of patriotism, and they are reminded that
tie army has suffered greater privations With
out murnur. In Other words, any remon-
STRANGE, If any shall be hardy enough to re-
monstrate against the measure, will receive
its answer from the point of the bayonet---
This he knows, viii secure submission al
home, and therefore the system is to be I'M
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MINUTES.
THURSDAY, Feb. 25.

Mr. Yoczsar. a member from The stare
OF Virginia, appeared and took his'sss'.
The house took up for constellation ,he
bill for remi,,ing the duties payable 90 shs
monenent, &c. aud Mr.. MiInor having
Withdrawal the amendment which ne yes
terday offered,
+ Mr.. Gardner moved that the bill Be re-
committed, ns ga,ised. The bill was then
ordered to third reading.
A repor, was received frasa the .seess-
tary OF war, unfayorable so the pe.i ION Of
Samuel French.
aIessrs. Dana. Clay and Nicholas were
appointed committee to JOIN with The
gentlemen appointed by the senaie 10 So.
perin,end the Library.
On motion Of Mr.. Darvson he house
went into committee Of the whole
Mr.. MARION 10 the chair
!. ;. Oe The billion procuring 81 addtiaaal
pombsr cf arms.
The bill provides as7follows:
% That sum Of money noi exceeding
thousand dollars, be, add
the SANE is hereby appropriated, cut Of a..
nv monies ln the treasury not othstWise
appropriated. for stse purpose at precur.
iog by purchase, or causing 10 be manu-.
fse.ured wilhin the Unised States, aud
uoder the direction Of the presidcas' of
the United States an additional number
Of stands of arms, to be deEo.ised il
safe and suitable places"
Mr.. Dawson moved that the blacks be
filed with &c. 900 dollars
MIR. BurveN announced lis irirc;icn,
10 move another section apprsPsiasipg
400 600 doilsrs for the purchase Of arms
from Europe if opportunity should Of,
fer.
Mr.. Dawson ,heo moved 10 insert
100000 10 this blank j; and j, waa go filled,
ayes 81.
Mr.. quincy moved TO amendthe bill by
striking out causing to be manufactured
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deviatinsly pursued for the grand ~.
running the commerce Of England s'iset Of
Private letters from France, of
cent d2te y efe Yesterday received I, y.
mention an oreinaiy movement &c !. .leY
In every dhestion, the immediate oh;; loops
whichis not sss5etl. ''eS' Of
- ne Gazette viii shortly contain Som. (:
structlons to our merchants respectins :. M
mode to be pursued IN the trade to be cs . :us
on between this country and tie Brazi,s '', Ssl
.berty is to be given TO ship and export sn -
articles OF traffic as have been heretofore ~
ally sent and admitted into the Portucus''s '
markets and a regular commercial , rss's
will be concluded with all conyenien, sn sssl
Lord Strangford is making preparations }Ss
his departure, and many Of our first po,!S,
guese houses are already preparing 10 euss
lish their firms in Brazil.
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asoNpAY. February 80:

The hoose h9airg tcsumsd the consi.
lerasicn Of the bill amsod atosy OF ihe en-
barge law, and the motion for recommis-
men, bSipg ve, before the house.
Mr.. JOHNSON observed sha. it had
been late In the day on Saturday when a
gentle nau from NswYork, 10 giving some
s.ef his reasons why .his bill should be com.
mitsed, had made use of observations
which he had At that tine wished to repel,
TIA, he hoped he should be excused q few
moments this mornir 8 in expressing TO the
house his sensimeais Of the course Of that
discussion. ADD what should always be his
sonduc, SO long as hethsld . ssatii the.
councils Of his country.
presume, said be, that ile rules which
govern this house are reciprocal; and tho
> casno,ifsel myself justified 10 making an
3 alta * On any me ber without reasons by
which 70 substantiase charges which may
s make againstthem, yet Twill abandon my
seat at that moment 10 which am nokper.
mi,ssd to- Tepel:any attacks made on the
house on which | sn 10 common with the
I rest included. Irepre.ens portion of,he
ci,izens of the, II nited States. Before they
sent me here they knew my ssp,imsh.s 1
had moi concealed them. have since ]
have been here on all occasions voted from
sense of duty, and upon evidence deri-
we'd from sources accessible TO all. am
& friend TO liberal discussion and freedom
of debate; but am az enemy to iusipua.
E lions unfounded and attacks urproyoked.
know that 10 the ardoI of debate expires.
sions may have escaped shs lips Of myseli
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,vi,hin the ua;,ed S,s,esn and inser.
s" consracting for their nlauolse!ure with.
10 the Uni,ed States or causing 10 be.
! manufactured q. the present maDufacso.
RES for the United States 2
fThe reasons urged for this mesion were
that this bill now authorised The purchase.
y BY The u. States Of private manufactures
which was MOI expedient, as The extension
Of the present manufactures Of The \. y.
would be bosh cheaper and prs duce better
arms. The asons urged against il were
that it was proper TO leave discretion 10
4 this respect with the executive. and thasit
/ was essentially necessary 10 allow the essas
blishment OF a .nianufac.ofy on The oshef
, side of the mauutslns. which Eighs bepre.
eluded BY the smendmsu1 s..
The amendmen. was carried forty s:x 20
forty four.
The committee then ;ose md reported
the bill as amended.
The sum with which the blank was Fill
ed was agreed TO without division,
The amen6men, offered by Mr. alincy
and agreed 10 10 committee OF she whole,
Eas nega'ived-51 TO 40
Mr.. quincy, as the objection OF western
gentlemen 70 this amendment seemed 10
proceed from the supposed prohibition by
il of The establishments OF mandatory
beyond the mountains. proposed the fol.
lowing proyiso:
Provided, Tia, nolhing 10 this &C: shall
be construed 10 AZ horse the. pre- sidens CT
the u. S. 10 purchase any existin manu
factories Of arms within the US. Mega
lived. 40 TO A..
When The bill was ordered to third
reading Tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Basset. the hose
wen, into commitsee OF the whsle. ase.
CUTS 10 The chair, on the biz. concerning
public contracts.
~Messrs. Bassel and Troup supported The
bill! generally, and Messrs. Holland, Sloan
ADD Kelly opposed il. In the course Of the
discussion Mr.. G5ok made Eosion 10
strike out the hrsi section OK the bill !
whieh was nega'ived,. 81 TO Il,
Mr.. quincy moved TO strike on. he pro.
siso a. the rud of the tirs, section except.
ing from the general ressric ion contacts
IN which mmedis,e delivery is had .aad
immediate payment made, &c.
A wide debate took place CD this motion
10 which MessTs. Rowan and Quincy op
posed The bill generally and Messrs., J
Clsy, Fisk and Rassct supported it.
On motion at MIR Blac&4edge, the CON.
Ei,tee rose. aye. So, asd OBJ aimed lssye
so,si: again.
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DEBATE
ensHe5iH supplementary tofhe oct saysnSg
an embargo, &c.
focsTrsuED,l

MIR 81 r. WILLIAMS. I do re-.
ne " vfe niosiou; and r hope there IS set
sobsiets enough 70 she house. not 20 suffer
,bsmselves.so be driven into an improper
measure by any incompetence which soy
,usnsper may have displaysd. Mr,sstW.
asss i rayr-some reasons why the bill should
hs rrrommi,sed il had been 90 repeatedly
ar3 yariapsly amended that il could not
BsSuaders;pasl. As further reason toI
com n,i,u,ens, he said thar the chairman OF
rs.e crSn.m;stees himself bad offered pro.
yiso. ant; stpep a reconsideration OF II had
i5ond Il had DOT the operation ne intend
s $3.50 - 80 - -
Mr.. DANA said altho' no. partial to
the. measure Of laying az embarga he
should spdsayar 10 legislate { Grctualty, TO
propose aneSdmen,s otto ohjscs 10 ,heH
10 .ans. bill whaseyes which should be ne
ccssasy 10 carry into stFsct The generaI OBJ
irst. Since so embargo had beenlsidy ne
wss wiling 10 render i, eEscsaaI and quail
ice lis operation. He ihen gave some
9. asons why the bin should'bs reeomnais.
ted.
n.R RHEA {Teos moved to adjaura
Neeasised, SIS TO IS.
Mr.. .LIVERMORE said be had SC.
eondcd the motion for recommisment DC.
cause he ,hooght the bill acquired revision.
There had been exceptions taxed 10 sese-
raj parts OF i, were gentlemen ready to.
60 into "a discussion at il at tk,s lse hous
snii al. his lase day 10 she.Sssk he .ho't
rot, aud forshis essou wished them tosbe
szsmiued by the caasmitsee.
mr.. MONTGOMERY. Now, a;
Ibis late hour charges ofa very sesioIs
1a;nys against this house have brea made
On this Heos By a gen;lemap from ~. York
s Not on This day are they made tor the
hss, time !. they have been sent abroad 10
ihe public prints. II is important 20 know.
how those charges origiDaied. Asthis late
hour they earnOs be rsPeiled. Letrs pur.
sue this course 10 this awful business let
the question be carried over les the house
now adioarn. At cur next meeting let Us
take up, aud if those charges can DC prov.
.en, if we are indeed SO abandoned. SO,
profigatr. 50 destitute of patriotism, so
dead 10 every thing which concerns the
interest of our cauo.ry, let as be stamp,
with infamy aud sent home 20 cur coDs:i.1
iuenss. The. crisis is serious and ealls for
the attentive delsberalion Of the house.
Lstihe gsnsI-man from New York essab
l,sh his charges; If he does so, | for one
will say those persons uader this secret m
fosnce mast be immediately expelled the
house, If be does not, sone other course
rlay BE- tskeu with relation TO that gentle
E.an.
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OF any gentleman ! may nave Deen p.'
traved INTO an hurried expression, 10 which
snerhaps upon rcsrospec,ion ! nigh. no..
feel myself inssi6ed bot from the afdor OF
.drba,e. But Sdirect charge against any
me mbers on this .Hoor, tending % Pusthem
"a degraded and infamous visw, is con
traYy 10 honorable conducs and Cannot bs
81 c.,sed. much less can i, be juss,6ed. *
have differed 10 opinion with gentlemen on
mi. flooy ADD notwithstanding this dtRers
euce respec, them iodisidualiy, 50 tar a.
i am acquainted with them, and 30 Tar a.
they have Hessed nae with that posfe ness
due from one gentleman to sanosner. =
shaald consider myself IS derogaung ',on
the digni.y of representative, were ! 20
.leveI.a selection against any member be-
I cause he differed from me 10 political sen
s,iaaens. But what expressions have, We
heard on subiecs on which ,heyewsre not
applicable, when every one Of all parties
90 emed 10 join to render the embargo as
effse,ual as ns,ionai measure should be.
To this house and 10 those who yo,s for
the nae asure,s have been applied The obser
ya,ions, that an invisible hand ,guided !
tina. Tvs were told what was wanting and
tina, the council Of Eve .hnndred voted Il. !;
that We are governed by foreigo infuenee !;
that our ssepsar marked by folly andmad-
ness that we are forging chains to bind us
10 the triamphsl Car of the French enPe.
ror; that we are mere au,omatops, that
we wait for the word of command and We
obey. Expressions Of this kind I never
expected to hearon this floor. Such ex.
RressIons never expected to hear ifoa,
the representative at afree. peoples and |
pronounce them derogstary 20 the repu5!'.
Gao character and highly reprshe ssibls'. II
by such expressions the gentleman mean.
70 charge me, orif any msn shall say that
/ am governed by any other impulse, ,haa
du,y, or Influenced by any other motives
than my own, l say tina; consider II >
base and snprincipled calumny. And what
have said am clad that / did 90, say ali
this morning, because it:is now Deliberate
" done. A member may say wha. he
p!esses with respecr,o himself; that be IS
governed by such or such ioAueoce. Bul
when charge is made that ! am gove'oed
BY any other impulse than that OF an g
mericsu, and thai az. a,oolao The will OF
oilers pronounce il Islander. IL ader
this. impression l make this reply. And ]
would be understood that it any enc con.
side-s himself rjured or the resentment OF
aBygentie mao is awakened BY any ih'rg
which have said, that do rot cons:d =
myselfas shielded by the splendid walls
whic h surround me nor by The privilege OF
member. WhatI have said | sf.aHno'
Teiract.
Debate sobe ront;euss
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alfranbrta patIp abbsrttser
WEDNESDAY, MARcH2

The British packet Norton, with dispatch.
from Mr.. Rose sailed from New YorL ~
the 2sth ult. with fair, and "a srAeo, VI
ING BREEZE She had sixteen PASSENGER
eoo,oool. sterling in bills, and upward, g
5000 letters. Her safe arrival At FalmoA
will be sratefulncws,
Our flee Of English hQhers reettpcd 5g D.
Fomh, ana the CAnto., eontain rar;eu of,.
.f:cl,s q intelligence, which nil BE- jousd nnd.,
The hroher had. II atheass that Bonotar,s,,
e.rertioas haze been pery Successful IN Portar,,
cala ruoaours are ajfoaS that grtet diSsati.focGsr
has been e.r1hressea at 81. PeteratugA cun
coltnt Of the 1utture sfM Englcnd- 1hs iso
zatural consequence. The ertensive eomusri.
al intercourse zchich sssGsisted bctveea ii. ~,
nations being entirely stokisrd, must occasion
dscontcat among me suffers by the measur.,
General Airanda las agotn of.teared on. The.
siege, but ii allears rather snIlrcdab!e that the
Brstish government, already beaet with di6fcu-
ues, could render the assistance to his tlav,
gchicA is mentioned in one ofthe English tyzs.
4merican ucssels are Elaesd in d;sagreec5k
isredieanent46y Tie DEGREES Of Milan. TAcrc-
st'7ctioas shaced nton our commerce by the td-
hgerent fozss7s have Shackled the .Aa'srirar
shifting !qrth burdens to grieveas 10 be d9r.
Should they not -5e sheedily removed, tua.
cessation NIL be .tae consequence, end doneah:t
ente7trsze succeed Ioreign trade. Nothing kss
transhtred relative to the business al fressrt on
The Garner 6efzvee', AUSTRIA ard England.
". I. Oracle.
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The Rights of nations. tsays London
paper| about which SO many volumes have
been written, are reduced to the simplest and
most ineligible principles, as every nation
has now right to take what it can get with.
cut the smallest regard to the old fas5is@f
taecs of justice, friendship or humanity.
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Friday, february Is.

friday, february Is.
"A confidential message in writing vas re
ceiyed from the president Of tie =. States
10y MIR Coles, his secrs.a-!', as to.'oweth'
70 .bc. .aen9:e and A9use Of rtl.reS@n:eA'vEsV
RE u. S.
enclose Tor the Information Of congress-
letters receat,y receiyed from our minister's
Paris and i-onIon, communicating thsifs r.
presentations against the late DEGREES ana Oh.
dcrs of Fra::.cef and Great Britain, heretofore
transmitted 70 congress These docuflcm'
viii contribute to the information OF congress
as to the dispositions of these powers andus
probable course Of their proceedings to"a ~,
reutrais and will doubtless have thelf o y.
inauencc.in adapting the measures OF 'O' "
gislaturc to the actual crisis. =.
Although nothing forbi;s the genera 30. Is
ter Of these letters from being spoken y -
without reserve; yet as the publ!ca'le0' ~
papers Of this description would RESTRAIN
jariously the freedom OF cur toreisl GU - 5. :
pondencc, they are coinmln,cat>i, - ,,..
conidentially, and with a request tliu a'.
Otllg feaa 10 TIC SattSlaCtioh VI ""'
they may be returned. ,n,oy
FEB. s6.h, 1908.
The said message anal papers acc0mp''Tss
the same being read. ,,oa3
A motion vas made by MIR. QHs"ey ar.,l,y
condcel that the house do come to tns w. !
lag resolution: h
Pesolvcd, That previous to return # tlrs
papers accompanying the messaSs ,a;.atcd;
president of the US. this day commune :. Unit.
the clerk Of this house take and retai" VI
thereof. hn,g
And on the question that the house . ~
proceed to take the said proposed ''''
into consideration,
tpassed in the negative, -. Op1p.
Another motion was made by M. Z,
and seconded, that tile house 80 cos1S
following resolution:
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House 81 Representatives. q hsu s.

A Journal OF such proceedings as during tie
time they were depending, were .ordeFed''
he kept secret, and respecting sfihch 'Se
injunction of secrecy vas afterwards ren'F'
Cd.
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CONGRESS.
). HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Saturday, february 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-02

M OTICE-VALUiBLE PROPERTY" FOi
4 SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust from
Abraham Shepherd to the subscribers, dated tn,
Path day of May, 1906, and recorded in the gre
neral court in the month of June ofthe same year
to secure the payment ola debt due from the saiC
Shepherd to Robert Riddell, and another deb,
due from the said Shepherd to Walter Jenkins and
company will be exposed to sale, by the sub
scrlbers or one of them, at auction, Wednes-
day the 10th of next month, at the Store House
OF the said Shepherd, in the County of Fluvanna,
the seven following tracts of LAND, lying in the
county of Fluvanna.
No, 1. A tract of 404 acres, more or less, be-
ing the same tract ofland whereon the said Shep.
nerd now lives, commonly called by him his dwell
ing house tract. On part of this tract there is
PRIOR incumbrance to David Ross lit will be
sold subject to that incumbrance.
NO ,. a tract of SIS acres, more or less, ly-
ing on Ballingers creek; of this tract a. Shep-
nerd bought 2O7 acres from VIM Pace, and the
residue he bought of Peter Brown
No 3. a tract Of IS7 acres, more or less w.
ing on the Rivana river, opposite TO Barnerds-
Durg, beng the same tract ofland which "A Shep-
nerd bought from VIM. and Jas. Payne.
NO. d. A tract of SIS acres, mere orlcss, lying
on the south side of the Rivanna river opposit
to j. b. Magrudcr's mill being the same tract of
land whichlA. Shepherd bought OF Robert Adams.
No D. A tract of 1874 acres, more or less, w.
VI
same tract of land which A. Shepherd bought of
David Bullock and Richard Morris.
No. 6. A tract of IS acres, more or less, adj
Joining No. $; being the same tract ofland which
"A. Shepherd bought from Samuel Hardesty.
No. z. a tract Of 172 } acres, more or less,
beng the same tract vhereon the store-housc of
A. Shepherd stands, and lying on MachunE creek +;
seven acres and half OF this tract A. Shepherd
bought "t Peter Bernard, and tie residue of the
tract he bought from William BglTnger.
Twelve months credit WILDE allowed for one
thiFd OF the purchase rnoney--Two years credit
Tor another third, & 3years credit for the other
THIRD except for the tract No. 3 for that tract
between fifty and sixty pounds must be paid down
IN cash, to take up prior incumbrance to a MIR.
Iimberiake of Fluvana county and credit will
be allowed for the residue OF the purchase money.
The purchasers must give bond and approved
security tor the purchase poney, and a deed Of
trust on the land, TO secure the payment If the
purchasers do not comply with the terms of sale
when the Propertyis struck out, it will immedi-
a;ely be set up to sale again, and if all the lands
are not sold the first day, the sale will be CONT
nued IRON day to day until all is sold
C. COPELAND, }
J. PROSSER. 1'"SFeeS'
Richmond, 18th Jan 1903 (2awtds.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-02
a DVERTI SEMENT

!. a DVERTI SEMENT. win he sold, 10 N
L =, highest bidder, upon e months credit, OH
sne 10th day of February, (if fair, if not tho next
,.ur day. at The plantation Of the late Col VIM
Nelson, OF King William, two parcels of LAND ;
ono OF an hundred acres more or less, atiioining
,He estate OF Col John Taylor, known by the name
oi Horn t@narter--the other Of 2O5 acres, adjoin-
ing Mr.. William West and Mr. James Meaux.
winch was some years ago bought of Mr.. Har-
ny Shackieiord At the same time and place will
DC sold for cash. three large imported Stills, very
little injured, and large Boiler. The admins
traitor being anxious to pay off every Just debt a.
gaihst 'he sald estate earnestly requests the
dltorS to bring in their claims authenticated, that
arrangements may be made to satisfy theIn-those
indebted will please to settle theirs as soon as pos
able-thc estate not being in = situation for long
indulgence. CHARLES C. PACE,
Admir- with the Will annexed of
NtZawh) Col VIM TTe'sn