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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22
From the London Tym.s.


We this day enter on the publication of
state document, of as much interest and i'm
portance as any which has been offered to
to the public within our recollection. 1t is a
circumstantial narrative, supported by of
fcial documents, of the artifice, hypocrisy.
treachery, and tyranny, by which Bonaparte
drew the virtuous and unfortunate king
Ferdinand from Madrid to BavonDe, com
PEELED him to descend from the throne of
Spain, and renounce his right to it. The
facts and proofs are furnished by Mr.. Ceval-
los, who filed this important office of mi
mister for foreign affairs, under the late and
present king of Spain, accompanied the
latter to !Bayonne, and who, notwithstand-
ing the noble stand he made there in sup
port of the indefeasble rights of his master.
was continued by Joseph Bonaparte in the
same appointment. With the subsequent
conduct of this very able and honest state
man, the public are already acquainted
He went in the train of the usurper to Madrid.
from whence he made his escape, to throw
himself into the arms of his country. and
give it the full benefit of his virtues and ia
Tents When we we're first apprised that NJ.
Cevallos had abandoned the traitorous SER
vice into which he was impressed, we we're
persuaded that the interval would not be
long until he laid before his country and Eu-
rope, the particulars of these extraordinary
transactions. This he has done in one of the
clearest, most luminous. as we'll as the most
temperate expos;tions, it has ever fallen to
our lot to psruse."
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Dec. IS.

HIS day published, (and may be hadiat
4 Jacob 9ohnsen's Book Store, adjoining the
Market. Brldge,) Part of Vol. of HENING
& lHLJNFORD's REPORTS, CONTAINING the De-
cislons OF the Supreme Court of Appeals of Vir-
glna, at the October Term, 1907, and compile
ting the first Volume
At the same place may be had the said volume
Got 656 pases) elegantly bound in calf. Price 10
subscribers S to non subscribers SO.
OF The size fthe volume having far exceeded
the limits at first contemplated, (Which were 500
pages only,) the authors have been Induced to
furnish 1T to subscribers at the above price, which
is considerably less i'll proportion, than that men,
toned in the Prospectus.
Gentlemen who take these Reports in num-
bers, will be permitted to return them at any time
within SIX months, & receive volume, for which
numbers they will be allowed the original cost in
part PAYMENT for the volume. Nov I. r1aw.rl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

Z ED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun-
AZ ty, Va. The Subscriber takes this early on
portunity of informing tie public, that he has
leased tlie RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, and he
pledges himself that no pairs or expence will
be spared Oil his part, To give general satisfaction
to those who may visit said Springs. There are
SIX additional houses now building, which, toge-
Their with the buildings already completed. Will
enable him to accommodate one hundred Board
ers, with their servants, comfortably. He deems
II unnecessary to say any thing Of the valuable
properties OF said Waters, as the benefits expe-
rienced by persons visiting them,- hare already
spread their fame through the greater part of lie
United States. Letters and News Papers direct
ed TO the visitors at SAID Springs, will be deliver
ed at The place once week. There will lie
Store Kept at SAID Springs, containing; general
assortment Of Goods, Medicine, &c.
IS11C ESTILL.
DEC. ~ oav;5wT
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! ra'sns'cs ut deei. OF trust exccnte, - ia.
.'e'oscr'oe,s, by John Harper, to secure the
l,aluc:,i of Tie sun of { SO o II. due Il,
Thomas P,'Sirsnn VIII be exposed. for sale,
,on cash. to the highest bidder, at Thomas Per-
k'nson's store, in the county Of Amelia, on Fri.
day, the 9th ia. OF January next, the folio wing
ShAp'ES, to wit Joha, Rachel and Betty. or so
many t9ereof, as will be sufficient to discharges
the SAID debt, with the interest and the cost ne
cessarily incurred, BY carrying the said Trust in-
to eNec9tion. 1.,e above deed OF trust is recor-
Ied IN The county court of Nottoway
JA'O, 1fO1'TLEEi r)
LKoIfPSoN SGo7'1;, Trustees.
PETER RiSOM,
nee. II. oaw3w1
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pecenbc

3 DGCATIONe-rhe Subscriber returns his
~ th1nks to the public, for their confidence i,
him as a teacher, and solicils continuance of
;hclr Fstronage he 'opes, that from his expert
ence AVID diligence in his profession, he sindl be
able to give general satisfaction. He proposes
10 continue his SCHOOL, the ensuing year, Cor
Tie instruc'onof boys in the Greek, Latin aid
English Languages, Geography, and the use Of
the Globes, the elements Of Geometry, with prac-
teal Surveying, also the elements of Natural
Philosophy, Writing and Arithmetic, Vulgar,
Decimal '-ud ANALYTICAL The price Of board.
tuition, Wasting. bedding and f:iel will bs aI
hundred dollars 'or tlie term, pad Gtuteriy in
@dsancc, To- commence on the sixteenth OF Ianu-
airy, aud eS7ire about tie tenth Of December f1l-
lowing. TUOs NELSON
Humanity Hall, FORKS or HanoSc5,1
December 18Th, 1903. """4"R
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T o JU L / A.

WILT thou call me Cousin ? No:
Pr,thee do not call me so.
Do not call me dearest, neither;
JuL1A, do not cali me either.
Call me something, dearest love,
Both thy rosy lips approve.
Gail me iorc------O mol see,
JoSiA, how they disagree.
W0uldst thou see them reconciled
Call me, call me Drotkey, Child,
IuLTA, when thou call'st me Brother,
The little r,lbies Kiss each oeEer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

Z ~ III hAtNc.n 1 s-~ht SOuft Sscit lot AIDE
4 marie ';euo,y,.the sgh day of Lee. 1893.
Nimrod Bran,haia, Pnia.i F-asa;n jre Iou.
cit, Alice jouett heir OF Robert j"',et,, rat.l.,
Crawford and Margaret MS wife, John Anen and
Mary his wife, Joh, Mills, Minan Mills, Marga.
ret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton Eodes ard Eli.
zabetb his wife, Charles jouett, Thomas C. Flct-
cher ard Susanna his wife, Dsfeasan.s
The Defendants John Joue,t, John Allen and
Mary his wife, and Charles Jouc,t. not having
entered their appearance and given security ac-
cortlng to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction oi
the court. that they not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth On motion of the Plaii,tfi, by
his Council; Itis ordered, That The said sleten-
dants do appear here on or before the first Mon
day in March next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some public news paper, prin-
ted the city of Richmond. fer eight weeks sue
| cessively, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse os said ccan3 some court day.
Copy. Tes,c,
ALEX'u. GARRETT, d. c.
December Is. oaw8vg
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Now
XIALUABLE PROPERTY, FoR -

" ALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SHE
The ownershave become DESTROYS of selling
that we'll known, and valuable Property, the
WARM SPRINGS, lying in Bath county, with
all the Land and Tenement, belonging thereto.
or they will sell the Springs with 5 or hundred
acres of Land II would be useless 70 say aay
thing about the situation of those Springs, and
their great Medical qualities, With the superior
advantages attached to them, over any oftne o.
Their Mineral Waters in this country. AS it is
presumed that no one viii attempt to purchase,
who IS not well acquainted with them, ar who
will view The property before they urelisse. A.
NY communication on this subject, addressed to
tie Subscriber, will be speedily attended TO.
CV.dRLES n. LEJVIS.
Warm Springs, Dccember TO- oawjmT
N. B. a considerable prompt payment viii be
expected, aud a few likely young NEGKOES
taken
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NOV. Is.

X oUCAT1ON.-The Subscribers, living in
- the county of Louisa, at place called the
Roundabout, about 90 miles from Richmond, hr-
wing employeda Mr.. John Duke, to instruct q
small number of pupils, including their own
children, propose taking few boarders, to com.
piete his school. Mr.. Duke has in his possession
satisfactory testimonials of his Qualifications
He teaches the Greek, Latin & English Langua-
ses, together with Geography, Reading, writing
and Arithmetic. The price for board, tuition,
washing, bedding and fuel, will be S 80, to be
paid at the expiration of the term, to commence
ON the first Mondayin January, and expire on the
first OF December next
JOHN POINDEXTEP r,
FRANCIS JOHNSON
december 9 IoawAwg1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

UST l. LANDING from the ship Trident, from
- Canton via New-York, and for sale by the
subscriber, at his Grocery Store, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake end Taylor's Store, and Messrs.
Gallego, Richard & Co.
Fresh Cunpowder TEA in q h. lead cannisters
Do do. Eshing do. in Ia h. boxes
DO. do. do. do. single pound.
DO. Imperial TO-
DE-" sea eSase, Iyso: ca :;!a;;., & & ssc=. 4.
son,
Do. Young Hyson and Hyson Skim,
Do: Souchong Patre and common Souchong,
All warranted to be very good
CT Also, few tea and coffee Sets, elegant
ana high gilt Seive Porcelain, some sparkling
Champagne, and Burgundy du Clos de Vaugeot,
Ciaret and Cote ROtie, Of the very best quality
AUBIN LAFOREST.
NOV. Is. G1aw6w1
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Il DUCATiON.-The Subscriber will CONT
IL nue. his SCHOOL at Mr.. VIM. -. Taylor's,
i'll the Forks of Hanover, which will commence
the 9th day ofJanuaty next, where he will teach
youth to Reed and Write, the English and Latin
Languages Gyammaticaiy, and will also instruct
will furnish board for sixteen pupils The terms
of Board and Tuition will be ninety dollars per
ann.iIn, to be paid quarterly, if Mr.. Taylor fur
nshes board, bed and candles but where the
PupI finds his own bed, washing, mending and
candles, deduction of ten dollars will be made.
The terms of tuition alone, will be twenty doll
lars per annum, to be paid quarterly. Particu-
lar attention will be paid to the health and mo-
rails of such pupils as may be entrusted to tho
care and instruction of the Subscriber.
HENR1. ROBINSON.
NOV. %. (oawt9JJ
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Nov.

4 DuCAFION--Th Subscriber intends to
- continue his SCHOOL the ensuing year, at
the Green Springs in Louisa county where q
course ofEducation embracing the Latin, g. EEK,
French and English Languages will commence
on the 9th of January. This healthy situation.
entirely removed from every kind of vice, offers
particular advantages to gentlemen who live in
towns, ltoo commonly the seats Of dissipation,)
or the unhealthy parts of the lower country, and
wish to have their sons educated without incur
ring the risque of having their morals corrupted
or their cath impaired. The subscriber will
pay the strctest attention. both to the morals and
education ofhis pupils, which he will be enabled
TO do at all times, none will be admitted, ex-
cept such as live with him in the boarding house.
kaf't by Col Morris, exclusively for the ACCOM-
mediation of the boys. The subscriber has in a
former publication, produced testimonials of his
attention qualifications Tutor, which will,
upon application, be enclosed to any person wish
ing to eiitrust pupils to his care. The terms viii
De, for board ( % per annum, (each boarder
finding his own bed.) washing and mending e &
and tuition * 10--ODe half of each charge TO be
paid al the expiration of six months, and the o.
ther at the end the year. No scholar will be
admitted fora shorter term than one year Those
gentlemen who intend TO commit their sons or
wards to the care of the subscriber, will please
to notify bun oft by letters directed to him, az
Lindsay Post Office, Albemarle county.
FRANCIS +, INJURY.
NOV a. 1awtfS5T1
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VVILLIAM SCOTT bcgs leave to inforr

M lillian SCOTT bcgs leave TO inform
w his friends and the public, that he has com
menced the BCOT & SHOE cleaning business
in the little wood House OF Col. Bullock, 20 the
left Of las brick iuraber-houses, and opposite tho
j;ssin where be vii! be ready 70 accommodate
gentlemen at al hours. He i,ss or hand quantity
pf thc first quality LiqsiI Byackisg for saic ., IS
81 pes bottle, he "iH also clean DS1t Te5s &c ary
color al y. per paIr. SoY.25, LoswJwj
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

GORDON, TROKES &, Co. have put Il stop
~ to the sale of their GOODS, on the lone.
credits heretofore given and are DESTROYS to
close, as soon as possible, the debts dee to them,
and the former firm of x. Gordon & Co.-Those
indebted to them, who are unable to make imme-
diate payment, are requested to close their ac-
counts by bond They offer for sale, their assert
ment of ORR GOODS & GROCERIES, for
cash, or ON short credit to punctual people
NOV. 22. Glaw,cl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

lust recrigea fJo'n Pdiiaicibhia, a eoasigaDsea
- If LEATHHR. consisting g}-
E'd,;sf Calt-SEiss,
Coss7ek. F.Gr-1st, and Co~dovm E,ot Lcg,,
stirling, Eoanii1gsrq. iatigg Ssiss,
r. srir. at t09 p;iee u. =. BURR.
Nov IL. 2sEs2SSeiax4wJ
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pee. II.

N CHANCEKY-Louisa County Court, Oc-
4 toher 10th, 1893.
Robert Yancey & Co P'tf's.-AEainst William
Meriwether and Robert dickinson, Defendants.
THE plaintiff, Robert Yancey is dead-and
the defendant Meriwetler, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not AN nhabitnt of this state: On mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs by their attorney Ills order
ed, That the. said defendant do appear here on
the second Monday in January next, and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in one OF the new papers
printed IN the city of Richmond, for eight weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county on some court day.
Copy. Tcste,
JNo. POINDEXTER, c. L. C.
NOV J. (1awSw) :
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~ ovGMBER sotb, 1sos.-Tne members "

NOVEMBER 50tb, 18O8.-The members II
tue Dismal Swamp Company, are requcs-
ted TO meet at Suffolk, on the 2Sth OF December.
That placeis prafered for a meeting, because it
is very small distance from the Land, and the
members win have better opportunity Of in-
formation as to the whole business of the COM
pany, tlian at any other place. Those who may
not attend, vih be pleased to give power to o.
theirs To act for them
WIN. NELSON, D.
JOHN BRACKEN, Dadna'
CORBIN GRIFFIN gers
Decembcr 9a,vAvv
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V~WENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran.
Dec. II.

NWENTf DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
away from the Subscriber, living in i5runs-
wick county, about the LIST of Sept. last, a vel.
low fellow named ACK, about thirty five or six
years old, five feet nine ten inches high, strait
made, has a burn on his left elbow, which pre-.
vents hun from straitening his arm, and always
carries it crooked one ofhis under fore teeth on
his left side is out his address is extremely polite
and humble in his manners, and has some preten-
sons to the BARRIERS trade. The said fellow ran
away and was absent for or 8 years, and was
apprehended in Baltimore, at which place and
Hagerstown, in Maryland, he commonly irequen-
ted, and passed for free man by the name Of
Peter Jones, at either of which places, or Nor
folk, Virginia, it is expected he is gone.
The above reward will be given, if delivered to
me in Bruins wick county, va. secured in any
goal in the United States, that get him, or
Information of the same
GHAS. CORDLE.
Dec. II. oaw2mT
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" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-
Will sold, to the highest bidder, on Wed
nesday, the fourth day Of January next, on the
premises, a BRICK HOUSE, and half of the
LOTT, No. -, in the city of Richmond, which
formerly belonged to the estate OF John Pendle-
ton, Esq. deed. and is situated between the ten
cment now occupied by Mr.. Benjamin Turner,
and the house of Mr.. Orris Paine's, in which Mr..
Esmonard resides. At the same time and place,
will be sold, SO acres LAND, lying on the three
notched road, being the upper part Of the tract
formerly belonging to said Pendletoa's estate, &,
distinguished iii the survey made by Richard
Young, by number 5.-A credit of 6 and twelve
months will be allowed the purchasers, on giving
bond with approved security, TO bear interest
from the date, and a deed ofirust on the proper
ty. Z. p. & JOHNSTON.
nov. p. oawtds
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Y ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
DNESS-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public, in the
bove line ofbl siness and solicits their patronage
G. GREENHOW
Dec. Is. Coawtfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

NHE Subscribers, having commenced the
BOOI-MaKING business, in the house
lately occupied by David Ross opposite to Mr..
Neil 4NcConlPs, they Offer their services to ths
puoic and do assure those that favor them with
their custom, that their work shall be done in
lnstheeatest manner. They have also, on hand, a
general assortment of SHOES, of all descripti-
ons. Also they make and sell the real Egyptian
pARNISH, for cleaning Boots or Shoes, that will
preserve the Leather, &c.
SAMUEL B1RRET
TOSI.4H OLDS.
December g. roaw3w1
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An American vessel having entered a port
IN spain, previous to the commencement of
hostilites by the patriots against the enemy,
may proceed from such port with cargo
the growth and produce of Spain, direct to
port IN the United States, without being Ii
able to seizure and condemnation as above,
nniess the vessel entered in breach of the
orders in counciZ'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

Gan an Amerlcan vessel, having entered
port in Spain. previous to the commence
ment of hostilities by the patriots against
the enemy, proceed from such port with a
cargo, the growth and produce of Spain, di-
rect to aport in the United States, without
being liable to seizure and condemnation
as above
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-07
T5e Stages South Of Alexandria

I'm the first Of October next the Mail
Stage will commence running as io'-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg IN
Virginia:
viii leave Alexandria every day at
O'Clock in the evening, and arrive at Dunlirses
by $ in the morning-Leave Dumfrles al Q
and arrive at Fredericksburg by II u IN the
,noruinp-Le cave Fredericksburg at u lnoc9s)
and arrive at Richmond the next morning oy
6-Leave Richmond at l-2 and arrive at
Petersburg BY II IL in the morning
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
dny AZ ID l-2 P. NJ. and arrive at alexandria
in the same time. This stage Will carry no
moro than passengers on any account what
ever. and not more than IA ID. OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger
An Accommodations Stage between Alex
,ne,ra and Petersburg will also commence
rnor;pg at the same siszte, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun.
d.v. and will travel only Va the day time
~ iii. line # is the intention CT the owners
to study the wishes and the convenience OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must De
had 10 time-@Going south from Alexandra
thew Oil, breakfast al Cceocuan, diss at Stat
ford Couss.Ho and lodge at fredericks-
burg-The next day will breakfast as the
Rowing Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
~ Richmond. And on the third Gay wlii
breakfast at the Ealf- Way house and dine at
Returning, viii dine at the Halfway house
.r3 lodee at Richmond Early in the morn.
inc, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
Green Gre and lodge at fredericksabuig Next
morning, will breakfast al Stafford court house.
dine at Occoouan, and lodge at Alexandra.
The owners On this line too, have to re-
auest that passengers win be as moderate as
possible in the quantity of their baggage q,
any thing more than small trunk oe pare
which will go within the body Of the stage
viii be an extra charge.
The PrQprsetors.
August "a. y
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alexandria Races.

On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, VIII
be run for, over the Alexandra Race Ground,
Purse of ONE HUNDRED DOLL6Rs,
free tor any horse, mare or gelding, agrcea.
bic to the rules ofths alexandria Jockey Club
two mile heats.
On FRIDAY, sist, & Purse of FIFTY
DOLLARS, free as above except the win-
ming horse OH the Erst day--one mile heats.
And on SATURDAY, ed, will be ruu
FOR, an elsrant Saddle, Birdie, Hltsh g Siturs,
free for saddle horses only na!e heats.
Geo. Talbot, Manager.
October 5.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-07
Poetic Sale Of Lots.
Septe,nber l3.

The subscriber viii, on friday the 18th
day of October next, expose to sale, on the
premises, near. the new turnpike gate, at u
O'Clock, several LOTS, being par, OF Pear
s.u'8 Tract The land is fertile, and luil OF
yeunr thriving timber there is spring on
each lot, with handsome < convenient settles
for building: they contain from to IA acres,
according TO a survey lately made. The lots
will he sold On credit of 60 and so days. the
4,u, .,i->., hnnd with approved securl-
ty for the punctual payment arc p,ro -s,stsA pc
RODS. The title and plats will be shewh Oh
the day OF sale by
Of. West, decd.
Sentemher %. Gus
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P. G.. Marsteller, v. NJ.
. he SubiCrlber

INFORMS TEE PUBIC,
gsss he n,oui.Jaertures ard has for safe, at las
.tgs on the eorrser ef Fai.ja-1 AID Prince
slrset;--
| STILLS cf different flzes
COPPER and BRASS KETTLES of all
,n,s-A general assortment of TN w ARE
aaIikeaise executes all kinds of BLACK.
/ SMITH WORK.
For Sole or Rsgt,
.s,wo story Brick House, at the lower end
of pdncc,ssreet in a good situation tor busi-
ass, and calculated TO accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
OK A GsoUsD RENT FOR Eyer,
S;xty.two feet ct Ground, at the t'pper-en6
Il ginr-stvet-S5 feet Gil Royai-sueet be-
tween Prince and Duke-strcets.
Tbs highest price given for Old copper,
prsss, Lead and Pcwter--and all Kinds OF
Copper and Brass work repaired.
George MtAlunn.
August IS. em
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.


On SATURDAY., the 18th day of Oclo.
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, on
the premises, and immediate possession
given
A Lot of Ground, on which
is erected good substantial two story frame
house, beginning on the north side of Prince
street, EOS feet and IA inches to the vest
ward of Union-street, and fronting on Prince
street IL feet Q IA inches, and is 88 feet 8
IL inches in depth, subject to ground rcat
Of Is pounds, Virginia currency, year.
ind Immediately aferGvards, also on the Pre-
HiSes,
A Lot Of Ground, on the welt
side of Pitt-strect. beginning l54 feet to the
southwark of Prince street, being y feet s
inches front, and lbs feet inches deep, adj
Joining grosnd of Mr.. Chaplin.
The above property will be sold under a
deed oftrust to secure the payment of debt
cue to the Bank Of Alexandria, on a credit of
s, - and Is months, with interest, which is
TO be inclueed7is in 9sse;-factory notes negotiable
At the said Bank !; and ii win Uptiuils, LII.
the purchaser either to receive conveyance
in fee simple Immediately after the sale and
give deed of trust on the property to secure
tic eaymcnt of the notes, or to have his title
On Tie last payment being made.
lanes Keith,
George ", Cralk,
Septclnber | 5. CTS