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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-12
TUESDAY, JANuARY IL, 1868.
Wanted to Hire,

Wanted to Hire,
A.AcEGR0 GIRL, from u to Is years OF
ssage, of good character; for which liberal Wa
ges will be given. One from the country
will be preferred.
Apply to the Printer.
January S. alot
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BRYAN HAMPS SON


HAS FoS SALE.
10 pipes old port
5 DO. Madeira j =
so quarter casks Lisbon e
IL do. particular Iencrlfie
IS do. Malaga J
IS pipes old cognac brandy
$ do. 4th proof Holland Gin
5shhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
! 2 do, first quality molasses
s do. green copperas
i do. alum
0 do. brown sugar
20 bags pimento
IS do. pepper
10 chests young Tyson
10 do hyson skin
S do. imperial e
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs maeder
50 do. ground ginger
so do. raisins
1900 lbs. bacon. well cured
q kegs salt petre
a quantity of fine and ground alum, salt.
AT ali times he has the first quality -four fol
snily use on hand--with number of othel
srtcles-all ofwMch be Will sell lew ON hi
Rrmer terms.
Aug. 81
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: Rye Whiskey,m barrels
Cherry Bounce in do.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Tobac
CO, Segars, Mould and Dipped Candies, Soap,
Copperas, Nader, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, HAVANA Ho-
ney. also,
A constant supply of nice Flesr Cor family
use.
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Public Sale.
Dec. 2S.

fHuDllC OdlCs
ITO BE. SOLD, by public auction, on
i MONDAY, the 9Th of January, 1908,
if fair, if not the next fair day, pursuant, to
the last will and testament of Thomas Lad
peH Lee, Esq, of Cotton, lif not previously
disposed of at private sale, Of which due no
tice will be given
.aH the residue q
His RerYY-Hlll Estate,
Situate MEthe county OF Stafford, CoIftar1"i,5
three hundred acres or thereabouts. A con-
siderable part of this land is excellent mea-
dow ground, lying upon Potomac Run, and
the remaindsris representedsto be good farm
inc. land, and we'll timbered.
The terms are-One third ready money,
the balance in equal payments In twelve and
eighteen months.-A title will be made when
all the payments are completed.
GEORGE CARTER,
For FANNY LEE, Executrix OF
Thomas Ludwell Lee.
December I5s dts
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no. 1906.
AUGUSTINE kE.

AUGUSTINE ne sss
King streef, nearly oshtsssrs % luo9g 2svsgz,
HAS Oh TAP
Old Cognac isRANTY,
Madeira anQ Lcndcn Particular 1eG -,;tfS
WINES,
Holland GIN,
Rye WHISKY and
Barbados MOIu:SSES.
TOGETHER WITH
Brown, lump and loaf Sursars. bytae byrrel
or smaller quantity; Young Hysor, Ayson
and Imperial Teas !, Coffee; Chocolate Soap
and Candles
MN q general assortment Of
Z German, English aad East,Inoja GOODS,
All ofwhich will be sold wholesale ano. re-
tail, atryery moderate prices Tor prompt Pay.
A constant supply OF FLOUR for family
use, and anelegant REGISTER #STCNEior
sale.
JanuaryIl. d.
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HEMP FOR SALE.

II HAVE on hand, tentons ofthe hrst quall
/ lityCLEAN COUNTRY HEMP, / wish
to sell for cash, or on a time,
Bryan Hampson.
December 50. y.
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY,it 1.-THE l4thinstant, at eleven
o'clock will be sold, on the premises,
Several valuable Lots Ground,
situated on the corner of Fairfax and Duke
streets.-Terms will be- made known at the
place of sale.
p. G.. Marsteller.
January s. dts
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April l..
AN ACT

Transferring the duties Of tie Street Commits
sto71ers 10 the Superintendent etf Police, and
far other turfoses.
Sect |. BE it enacted by the Common
Council of Alexandria, That the Office of
street commissioners shall be abolished, and
the duties hitherto performed by the street
commissioners, shall be and are hereby
assigned to the superintendent ofpoiice.
Sect. Q. Be it enacted, That in all cases
when contracts are made for cleaning the
streets, it shall be the duty 1.-THE superintend-
ant of Police to see to the faithful execution
thereof, and in cases of neglect on the part of
any contractor or contractors, he shall pro-
coed to DO what shall have been so neglected,
and recover the eXpence thereof from said
contractor Or contractors, by warrant or action
Of debt: Provided he shall first have given
him or them ID hours previous notice OF what
was necessary to be done.
Sect. 8. Be it further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the superintendent of police to
issue certificates to all contractors, who may
have faithfully executed their contracts, with
out which theyshai not be entitled to warrants
for payment; but in all cases of refusal on
the part of the superintendent of police to is
sue such certificates, the contractor or con-
tractors may appeal to the common council
whose decision shall be final.
Sect. a. Be it further enacted, That the
superintendent Of police, shall at no time en-
ploy directly or indirectly, in the public SER
vice his own carts, horses, or hands, or any
cart, horse or hand, in which he may have an
interest, under the penalty of five dollars for
every offence, recoverable by warrant or ac-
ton of debt for the use of the corporation.
Sect S. Be it further enacted, That it shall
hereafter be the duty of the assessor or asses
sors, to take an account of the persons and
property subject to the watch, lamp, and dog
tax, and to take census of the population of
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Extract ct ap act Of the co7bora-
tloa, Of Alexandraa, for tie ex-
tangu1shment Of fire.
SEC. T. If any person who shall be
present at any FIRE shall! peglec' or refnsc
obey the order or direction Of any c e.
Ger vino shall be appointed by any Are com.
pany now established. or which may be
hereafter established, knowing him to be
an eficer, such person shall forfeit and pay
the sum of Eve dollars Providea,the name
Of such officer shall have been first pub.
lished in one of the public papers printed
ia the town.
At meeting Of the Sun Fire Company on
the 2Sth Of March, 1903, the following per-
sons were duly elected as officers of the said
company for the ensuing year:
George Deneats, President.
Peter Wiae, Jun. Vice President.
Jonathan MandeviAe, Treasurer.
George Deneaie lst !
James Russell, Cd Commanders.
John Tucker, Sd
e cmsSe gs pe..u Subordinate pires:
Oliver P. Finley, TORS
Jacob He6aaan,
.1dam LINN, Regulators.
Joseth Riddle,
Jonah zHomhson, I
Dennis Ramsay, >Trustees.
James Kennedy, jr.J
Z. Brashears, CLERK
Pro Tenn.
March 80. st
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the town and the assessment and census
shall hereafter be taken as often and in such
manner as council shall from time to time di-
rect; and that except In the case of a general
assessment OF real property, no assessor or
assessors Shall be allowed more than twenty
days to complete the assessment.
Sect s. Be it further enacted, that the of
fee ofpolice constable shall be and is hereby
abolished and that his duties as collector of
the dog tax, shall devolve upon the collector
for the corporation, who shall collect that tax
on the same terms and in like manner with
the other corporation taxes, and that the o.
ther duties of the police constable shall de-
volye upon the ordinary constables of the
town, who for their public services under the
direction Of the niayor,shali receive such CONF
pensation as the common council Shall deem
reasonable.
Sect.7. Be it enacted, bat all acts and
parts ofacts coming within the purview here.
of, shall be and the Same are hereby repeal
ed
Passed 10 common ccuocil, the Soia
March, 1903.
lanes Rullel, Pe-adent.
Approved, March 80, 1908.
Cuthbert Powell, Mayor.
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IN COMMON COUA GIL,

March 80, 1908.
On ballotting for a superintendent police
John Longden is duly elected.
Ordered, That the Superintendent Of Police,
proceed to have Duke street, between Patrick
End Fayette streets repaired, and that thirty
dollars be appropriated out of the funds of
the southern district for the expence thereof.
On ballottng for an assessor, RiehardLewis
is duly elected.
On balloting for treasurer Gurdin Chaplin
is duly elected.
Test.
JAMES III. MREA, c. c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-01
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
March SO, 1898.

ORDERED,
THAT Henry Nicholson, Robt. Anderson
and Joseph Riddle, be commissioners to su-
perintend ar election to be held at the coun-
Gil chamber on Monday the | lth day of April
next, for arnember of the common council
for ward No. 2, In place of john Sutton, hot
eligible.
Test.
JAMES M. M'REA. c. c.
April |. dill.
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Rumor SAYS, that MIR Canning, the prime
secretary, of England, has resigned. If Mr..
c. has resigned, general change may be ex-
pected in the political concerns of Europe.
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I" FoNrAIgBLuE, Oct. 7, 1907

SIR,
/" Yousdid me the honor on Oath of Sept.
to request some explanations as to the execu-
ton OF the decree of blockade of the British
Islands, as to vessels of the U. States.
" The provisions of all the regulations and
treaties relative to a state of blockade have APP
peared applicable to the existing circumstance
and 1t results from the explanations which
have been addressed to nae by the imperial
procureur general of the council Of prizes,
that his majesty has considered every neutral
vessel, going from English ports, with car
goes of English merchandise or Of English o.
rigin, as la7gf4Ag eeizatie by french armed
vessels.
/" The decree Of blockade has been now is
sued eleven months. The principal powers
of Europe, far from protesting against its
provisions, have adopted them. They have
perceived, that its execution must be COM
plete, to render It more eHectual; and it has
seemed easy to reconcile, these measures
with the observance of treaties, especially at
"a time when the infractions by England of the
rights. of all maritime powers, renders their
interest common, and tend to unite them in
support OF the same cause.
" Accept, sc. &c.
fSignedl CHAMPAGNE"
" Rla ErceHency Gen. armstrong,
Min. Plen. Of the u So
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-01

Eetract Of a letter .tronl .Antig>aa, dated fe6-
ruary 25.
" Admiral Cochrane has received a rein
forcement of sail of the line, and is now
off Martinique; his whole squadron consist
ing of sail of the line. mentioned in my
last that the ship Sarah, Suffer, master, from
Bordeaux 10 New Orleans, had been llbelled
there. Her trial came on the 10th inst and
vessel and cargo were, except a small ship
ment on freight Cleared.
The Judge observed that if he had left
Bordeaux subsequent to the 2sth Dec. she
would have been lawful prize under the or
der OF council OF the ! lth Nov. and he should
have condemned vessel and cargo.
g The ship Libra, Francis, ofNewburyport,
and schr. Caroline, Edwards of Baltimore,
are waiting trial"
FRENCH EXPLANATIONS.
The two following letters are extracted
from the correspondence.
PARIS, Oath Sept. 1907.
SIR,
&C have this moment learned, that new
and extended construction, highly injurious to
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gIeraliOrIa Satlp apusrtisar.
FRIDAY, April /.

inspected in the town of Alexandra
for the quarter ending the 18th March
1908,
86,357 barrels Flour,
1902 half barrels Flour.
60 AMOS ALEXANDER,
Flour INSPECTOR.
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SALT, sc.
TURKS Island,
St. Ubes, GAIT
Ground Alum,
& Liverpool fine,
SUGAR in hhds. and barrels.
COFFEE. by tierce or bag.
T 5@psri1 ay and TEA.
n. E. RUM, in barrels.
WHISKEY, in do.
FISH in barrels, sc. sc. &c.
FoR SALE BY
A. Undo.
~ B. Family FLOUR as usual.
4 March -. sawtk
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the commerce Of the United States was about
to be given to the imperial decree of the 2lst
OF November last. 1t is therefore incumbent
upon ne to ask from your excelency an ex-
PLANTATION of his majesty's views in relation to
TINS subject, and particularly whether it be his
maIesty,s intention In any degree to infract
the Obligations of the treaty now sabsisting
between the u. States and the French en-
pire.
" | pray your excellency, sc. sc. sc.
tSigned)
JOHN ARMSTRONG"
!" His Ea2ee0ency the Minister
Of Foreign Relations
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Son baaers 10 February 22d. recefv-
Frs" L :. a.see oJthe i,iercan,ite advertiser,
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JAMES VI. ,M'REA, c. C.
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Extract Of a letter iron. .dntigua, dated Fe6
ruary IS.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24

Arrived at Sag Harbor, via Newport.
siooP Concord, Captain J. Roles, Jun.
from Nassau, N. P. with salt. Cap
tam X. informs that the news of the en-
barge was received at New Providence
the Oath January, which had the. effect
OF greatly enhancing the priceo of Ame-
rlcan produce-hour "a dollars pork
80; mess beef 80 corn 2 dollars per
bushel; and other articles equally
high.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the
brig Amazon, captain Ellis, AZ DAYS
from Falmouth in ballast to A. Byerlv.
Captain Ellis has politely favoured us
with set OF the London Traveller, to
the 18th of January, and Lloyd's Lists
to the same date, from which we have
at present only time to extract a few
leading articles. Capt. E. informs, that
the British cruisers continued to carry
III sal American vessels bound to the
continent E, among this number was the
MQntezuma of this port, bound to Am
sterdam, sent into Guernsey. The
spring vessels in England, bound for
America,would all sail without freiglts.
- hey had not heard OF the embargo
though 1t will be perceived by an article
below, that non-intercourse act was
confidently expected to proceed from
this country, in retaliation of the British
DEGREES.
NEw-YoRK, March 1.
Captain Baker, who arrived here this
morning in 70 days from St. Bartholo-
news, informs, that the Rochefort soua-
dron of $ sail of the line, has slipt out,
and were seen on the 5th of February,
steering for the West Indies, and that
admiral sir t. Duckworth, with sail
OF the line, who had sailed in pursuit of
them, arrived at St. Kits on the 10Th
February, watered on the Goth, and
sailed on the 21st. 1t was said he in
tended to go hrstto St. Domingo, where
he expected to find them.
Capt. Gardner, who arrived at New
York on Monday, from Madeira and
Ierceira, in 81 days, informs, that
lew days before he left the latter place,
British ~ arrived off Madeira,
with dispatches for the governor gene
raj, informing, that a most distressing
famine had commenced at Lisbon. No
Portuguese of any description, was al
lowed to leave the country /; and prear
numbers were Obliged to enter the
French army for subsistence, Bri-
tish troops were daily expe cted at Ter
ceira.
March 9.
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relute, more extensive than at first i'm
aglned, the gentleman to whom it was
addressed conceives he will be justified
In giving it publicity, though the medi-
UNI OF the press.
Washington, 5th March, 1908.
DEAR SIR,
Yesterday I had the honour to
receive your letter of the 1st instant.
and am not surprised to learn that some
OF my friends in your city are induced
to infer from my silence on the subject
or the nomination of candidates for the
Offices of President and Vice President.
made some time ago at this place, and
since published in the newspapers, that
my name was mentioned for the latter,
with my knowledge and approbation.-
The inference, is q rational one, al
though in the present instance incorrect.
Viewing with great anxiety the cri-
teal and alarming situation of our natl
onal affairs, and deeply impressed with
a belief that it would require the uni
ted kingdom and patriotism of the diff
terent branches of the government to a.
vert the dangers which threaten our
country; | formed resolution at the
commencement OF this important sessi-
on, not to participate in any conversa-
ton touching the ensuing presidential
election, nor to express any sentiment
or determination respecting it, that
might have tendency to disunion, or
to any baleful effect on our publick de-
liberations-This resolution have hi
therto scrupulously observed, and now
regret the necessity feel myself under
OF partial departure from it, in order
to remove the false impressions which
1t seems my silence has occasioned, as
surlng my friends through you, that
never have been dircstly or indirectly
consulted on the subject, either before
or since that nomination was made
nor was | even appraised Of that meet
ing held for the purpose, otherwise
than by having accidentally seen no.
tce, or summons to one of the mem
bers to attend it, from S. K. Bradley,
esquire.
81 "However correct and forcible the
objections which you have stated a.
galnst this procedure may be, yet as it
is a business in which have had no a.
gency or participation, and over which
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w II E ELING,
THURSDAY, oath MARCH, 1908.
Ranset's old place, March 10, 1908.
At respectable meeting of the De.
mocratic Republicans of Ohio county.
convened by appointment, for the pur-
pose of putting in nomination two suit
able persons to represent the county in =
the House of Delegates of this COM
monwealth -
After consultation, it was agreed to
nominate and recommend
WILLLAM IRWIN and
TOSEPH ,AlARTLN,
to be supported for that purpose at the
ensuing election.
ISAAC KELLY, Chairman.
The news by the late mails, affords
but little matter of an interesting ma
ture. Few incidents of importance are .
automatically detailed. -.
The commercial restrictions of the
powers of Europe, which occasioned
the embargo in this country, do not APP
pear to be removed in any degree
The news ofthe embargo had rot reach
ed Europe at the date Of the latest ac-
counts from thence. The effect pro-
duced abroad by this measure, is there
fore still unknown.
1t does not appear that the negocia-
ton at Washington has been brought to
any satisfactory conclusion.
The proceedings Of Congress are in
general uninteresting. They do very
little business of Importance. In the
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That there are 1900 prisoners and
maietactors at Malaga, who were reioi-
cling at the expected approach of the
French troops-that they all expected
to be set at liberty.
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To me Editor gfthe american Citizen.
The following letter, received bv
mail, has been communicated TO several
CT the friends Of Governor Clinton, but
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to be supported for that purpose at the
ensuing election.
ISAAC KELLY, Chairman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
PEI 70 r MAMcES-

This horse ranks very high a racer, both for
speed and bottom, as he proved successful in 20
races before he LEI, the turf 4 of which he walked
oyer, none venturng to start against HIM in 'S+
~ HambieSoR, Yorkshire, on Wednesday, May ,
i4th. he won sweepstakes of ten rs each, for
5 year ODDS 6subscribers , miles, beating ms Be-.
.hsls By Magnum Bonum, ticrcc's b by
Young Marsl;e. Turner'S Con,edeTacy. and c, ad :
docks Oh Leicester, AT Yotk lie won 5Oi. for
3year ODDS. beating Lowther's &c GiilGn, Cromp-
tons ch c ambush Shepperd's Madcap Ciftons
b Cedar, and Garforth's CHI c-even betting on
Ambush against the field At Manchester, in
June, he sen 5Oi t0r year olds, two mile heats.
beating Foreigner ard Loyalist At Stockton,
Sept. 20, he won = sweepstakes of 20 IS aaoh, 5
subscribers, then Six n. Wiliianson's property,
formerly mr Hutchinson's, beating Fields High.
flyer, out of Wren and Turner'S Delphine In
1875. fiambleton won times, 70 Wit a handicap
piate OF 5a mile heats- al year: old, bea.iEg
Insect. Blacklegs and WATKINS b 5 years old
Al Edinburgh July 20. he won MS maiesty's
plate OF 100 SIS 4 years old, mile heats, beating
Gteyson's h Archer. 6 Yeas CID, mr. Peacock's
Oh Farmer. and mr. Wilson'S Creeping Kae.
AT DumIries in Ol. he won so! beating lo,d Oar
lngton's m Constant. In 1896. Hambleton won
1T Kelso, C2, 5, purse of so Is beating mr. Da-
lor'S Black Cock IN 1897, he won times, TO
wit--at Middeham. in Yorkshire, a sweepstab es
often gs each, ) subscribers, 8 mile heats beating
Merry Lad and Arthur. Al Edinburgh, on Wed
nesday the 26th. SO gs for al ages beating Eliza
Fox and BetSey. On Friday the 9th. the ladies
subscription purse OF SO rs beating Fle chers Jane
At Mon,rose, in Scotland. August he walked
yer the ground for SCI Late, and also walked
over the ground SCI Subscription OF 5o!. AT
kelsor Oa 10 for plate CT so SIS he walked owe,
the .-roand-and also his rajssy's 100 rs given
10 'i'e c acdonian Hunt, for any horse. &c Gary
ing IL st 4 mile heats, then years old, he won
against mr. Weulworth's Trinbush, Fiermonl's
Trimmer, aged, and Kinkadc'g Hector, aged
and Saturday following. purse OF 50. given by
the Hunt, free for any horte, &c bsatirg Fare
well and Roll.er. At Carlisle he wen 100 rs Of
mr. Sitwe, beating his by Meier In i79e
he won al Edinburgh, August, 50i for all age.
beating MaXwel's a rab, and hr MauIe's HIP
popo'aru5 nj Mon'rose he wen p!a,c OF 50
gs for all ages, Beating PifoShre and Contraao,.
See the racing Calendars fo- the foregoing ye.rs.
VIM LICHTrOOT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13
CoLt's Peormnncea-Lnno,or

Hambicion's coils also rank very high as racers.
both Tor speed and bottom. as they proved them
selves good runners IN England In 1905 ct Cat
terrell; bridge, on Thursday 18Th, Wentworth,
c Silverheels 10y haublc,0n, two years old, won
sweepstakes of ten 90 s subscribers. two MICS.
beating mr. Riddles be b. Overton, dan. Of Sna.
ollie mr. Londale's ch cby Pipatcr Dam by Pay.
mas,sr--lord Sirs'hmorc's & { by Overton, dam
by Delphini-Sevesai others also started but Sycre
not placed Durham, Wednesday, 24,b, Mai
den Plate ct 5Oi, given BY the country neEibers.
tor all ages, mule heats. Sir X William. ms
b. by Hamilton, years or, run heats, and
proved second besi--and others started aad pgo.
ed themGelvcs good runners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-13

RY virtue 81 deed Of trust executed TO
- Edward p. Chamberlayue, dec. and
myself b. James 3. LiItlepase, To- secure
the payment OF sundry debts therein men
toned, due by the said Lit,iepage, to Ben
] min mosby, assignee of William Dan.
dridge. shall on "Wednesday the frs
day Of Juge next, proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder, for ready money. at King
William courthouse, a certain trac; or par.
eel Of LAND lying and being in the pa.
Tish ofSt Johns and county If King Wi
Liam, and commonly known as and called
by the name Of Palmers, containing by
estimation -Four Hundred and Fifteen A.
ores Of high Land, and One Hundred A.
cres ST Marsh Laod, be the same more OF
less aud bounded by the lands Of Bernard
Moore William Gregory, George w. p.
Cuslis.and John Qnares, dec. and Ma,a
pony River. BERN'D LIPSCOMB.
February -. wtds.