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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

snip and cargo ara detained nnder the I'm.
pe,'iai DEGREES; We were kept five months
On prisoners allowance, and no, cent t.
help ourselves With, having been robbed bv
the priYateeT's men of all our money,
clothes, and in fact every article they could
lay their rapacious hands on.-I made eve
ry possible exert'on for relief for myself
and people, but all in VAN. Myself, how
ever, and number more ship-masters
with difficulty made u journey TO Paris,
where VIC represented our situation TO our
minister, Mr.. Armstrong he informed me it
was government affair, therefore he could
not interfere at present, as all such cases
would comeundera government claim. | took
that for dednitive answer aud returned TO
Calais with the rest of my unfortunate com
panions, where we remained confined to
small quarters for five months, at the end
| OF which we were marched through France
and Flanders into Holland, many without
shoes to their feet, and otherways in very
distressed SITUATION. Unfortunately for me
I had not shoe to my feet for more than
two months until we arrived at place cal
led Client, in the interior of Flanders, there
we were supplied with French soldiers
shoes: this was comtori able thing to us,
having marched many miles bare footed.
We arrived, after AN ntolierably tedious
at fNibSN-IusiiD, WuCTC We TCt1diU.
cd until we were put on board American
vessels permitted to sail by the Dutch 90
vernment. In one of them obtained pas
sage to she Downs, from whence took up
I my line If march on foot to London, in the
greatest distress, with small "handker.
chief which contained all the treasure /
had" andn penny in my pocket, which
L never knew the want of before. On my
arrival I found friends and money-since
which am very comfortable On review
of he subject / think my fortune rather
hard; when left home took with me up
wards of four thousand dollars i'm Cash and
produce. of II which / have been literally
robbed, KEEP. five months confined on prison
ers' allowance, marched several hundred
miles bare footed through an unfr,endl,
country, and seemingly to- augment orr SUI
fcrings by the orders of a government who
| pretend to be our friends
| November s.
J The gun heats stationed on Lake Barar-
taria have been very successful in captur-
, ing vessels engaged in violating the embar-
go laws A letter from a gentleman on
b ard No. 10, dated at New Orleans, Aug
20, states, "that the amount otpr &c money
! to each m3n belonging TO her will be up-
wards OF 1900 dollars" He further states
"we are erecting telegraph houses along
the river, and shall sail in few DAYS for
I our old station, where we confidently ex .
lpect to meet with a repetition of our for
mer good fortune
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.

Our correspondents have kindly furnish.
ed some interesting articles for our marine
list this evening.
IL viii be seen, under the ship news head,
that the French continue most Industrious
ly to "burn, sink and destroy" such of our
vessels as come within their reach. Besides
several American ships burnt by the armed
vessels lately arrived in the West Indies, we
Ind that this plundeTing squadron, on its
return passage, has scuttled the brig Julia.
ma, of New York. they afterwards fell in
with the brig Jane, of Portsmouth, who they
robbed; and then put on board the captain
and crew, eighteen in number, of the Julia
ma, leaving them forty hoRnds of meat and
twenty q Dread, 20 sobsist upon.
Fed. Gaz,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

said that the Embargo must he ;nd.s
as 70 duration, OF il would he al,,.,.,, ~.
Intellectual. He said, should we nroc,a;,n
TO England and France. thai We ronl,,
dufe the Embargo one or two m.o,h. -.
until given period and no longer. Ifw.
did SO, II would be saying To them. :. ~,
such day you may prepare TO p,upc. mn
on our property, which we must Inv ,ha,
time launch upon the ocean, 10 provo,,,.
your hungry jaws" MIR B. further said.
let us suppose the Embargo This momenr
discontinued. He would maintain it. mn
prudent merchan, trading OIL his own can.
i'ai, would send out a ship and dsclor-
ed that there was no par, Of the world
10 which he would venture his proncr~
ty.
Thus say most of the rich and intci,;reot
merchants.
FARMERS: Who are they tina, clamor
so much against the Embargo!
They are petty merchants and specn,,
tors, who trade "oon others capital and
credit.
FARMERS now warn you arains, rr,r
mur'ng and complaining. is that oaions
thing, the Embargo, should be remoycd
without the removal of the Coreen ed;E,s.
and we shonld be plunged into war. You
Will then be convinced that Orders ana
DEGREES, instead Of thr Embargo, were ,h,.
real cause of your sufferings.
A FEDERALIST.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
FROM THE FARMERS CABINET.
(A federal f,ahcr.J
POLITICS FOR FARMERS.
sf1l.-@
FARMERS!

L n N
THE prescription of neutral commerce
is the grand cause OLA your sufferiugs.
In 1906, May l6, King George in c, an
Gil declared all the rivers and ports from
he river Eib-. in Germany, to the port
OF B est, in France. almost a thousand
miles, in a state OF Book de.
In 1906, Nov. 2ist, Napoleon accused
Britain of want Of respec, Tor jhe laws Of
nations aud rights of neu,raii,y, aad az tie
same time issued his Helio decree, de-
claring all the BRUSH isles in state Of
bIocksde.
Instantly on the publication of this d.
cree, Armstrong, our Ambassador =
France, eDqu'red of the Frerch Govern
ment whether it was TO affect The Ameri-
can Commerce and he was answered
" that the Imperial decree lately passed
was not to affect cur commerce." which
would still be governed by he rules oi
he lrea'y between The tWo countries.
On The llIh Nov. 1907, before any A.
meTlcan vessels had been seized under tn
French decree of Nov. 2ist, 1906, the
ny OF England issued his Orders IN Comn-
CT, declaring good prizes all neutral vessels,
bou d from their own coun ry TO France,
OF to the ports of nations in alliance with
France.
And on the ash of he same month the
kIog issued another order, laying a tax
on all goods entered and landed by Gu
trails in England, which tax is estimated
10 average third of the value of the
goods.
On the I7lh OF December following
Napoleon enforced his decree Of Novem.
Der 2lst, 1906, and declared that every
ship, to whatever nation it may belong,
that shall hare submitted to he searched
by an English vessel, or on any voyage to
England, or that shall have paid any tax
~ the English government, to be deaaion.
allied, and TO have forfeited the protection
OF its government, sc.
Thus our trade to all parts Of the world,
except sweden, Canton and small part
ot the shores of Asia and Africa is probib-
tied by English and French edieis-
Would our merchants then, in the teeth
OF these edi IS, send out their vessels, If
our government had not forbid IL? No.
Oar most enlightened, experienced aod
wealthy merchants say they would not
William Gray, of Salem, says, that none
Ut the vessels that sailed from that distriGl
alter the publication Of the foreign ediSts,
arrived in safety, and that IN his opinion
all our ships would have been captured,
had they yeHtured out.
Col. Buchanan, an eminent merchant o.
Baltimore, says, that our floating capital
was estimated at l25 millions of dollars
and that IN a few months all this capital
would have been turned into exports, and
the amount been swallowed up in the vor
tex OF Orders and DEGREES and that the
Embargo had therefore saved TO the Uni
ted States one hundred millions of dollars
He appealed to any federal merchant /.
correct hun, if he mis,alsd fact. MIR 3. J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
Extract Of letter from a respectable house
in France, dated

"BoRDRAUx, Sept. S.
"Reports on political subjects which cam
not be here related, caBsed the price of co.
lonial produce to fall 20 per cent. Within
a few days, however, pressing demands
have caused great rise. West India cof-
fee 40 per. lb. Tobacco. Carolina
and Vir. 800 500, stemmed 400 40.
rs neuirals are no longer tolerated, great
voyages may be made by swift vessels and
French colors. Great exactness must be
observed in ship papers, and she must not
enter Spain.
" A number of American vessels and car
goes have been lately condemned here, and
will be sold in the course Of the month"
November Q.
Extraci Of letter from CAPTAIN Robert
Col!ax, jun. of the ship Octavia, from
Charleston, bound to London, to- his IA.
Their IN the state Of New Jersey, dated
bondon, July Doth, 1903.
1--WE we're captured the 27ih Of January
last OH Dover, NJ I I o'clock AZ night, and Al
Two O'Clock next morning, were landed in
Calais Prison, where We remained a mum
Der OF days before we we're released; the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
FOR SALE
At TINS RFIcR,

THE History Of the Decline and Fail Of the
a Roman Empire, by z Gibbon, vols.
The Life Of Cen. Geo. Washington, by Da.
vid Ramsay. M d.
The History Of the Progress and Terminate.
IN OF the Roman Republic, b. Adam Ferguson,
volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedia, vols.
The Travels Of Anaeharsis, 4vols.
aeninE's New Virginia Justice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

NEW YORK, nov Il.
(7o be Cynsiraed }

Extract Of letter from gentleman at Pa
ris, dared 5th of September.
"lt IS fact that Mr.. Skipwith (the con-
sui geueraD returns to America bp The ve,-
$, J which Carries this letter, being reczTled
by the president on The demand of this 90.
vcrnment. Mr. Warden, the secretary of
Gen. Armstrong, fills up the place"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

Rv virtue ola deed Of uust. executed to the
- subscriber, by Brett Randolph aud David
Baluay, which is recorded in the district court
Of Richmond. will be SOLD, to the highes, bid.
der, Cor ready money, al Powhata7 court house,
on Monday the 10Th day of DECEMBER next,
The following Slaves,
to wit; Solomon. Sulsey and her child. Arthur
and Scipio. or SO many thereof a. will be sufHci.
ent to raise the sum of 6 sos, with interest there.
on from the ID day Of April last, add the costs
necessarily incuTred by Carrying The said ifus,
into execution, which sum is due 70 Messrs.
Lyle, Scott and Saunders.
Richard b. Goode.
5'h Nov 1868. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

TRuLY-FoRTUNArE LoTTERr-orErcEs
No. 81, MAIDEN-LANE,
And No. SO, MAIDEN-LANE.
NEW. YORK,
Where was sold in the LAST New.Yo-t Lot.
terry, the three capital prizes of
$4,000 Dollars, No. 2o2S1
10000 Dollars, No. 254o3
5000 Dollars, No. 2O799
Also. M. 2osIo a prize Of 900 Dollars,
bes' es several othe's nf 9 900, 1000 500 dollars.
&c &c. AID IN ToRMER New York lotteries
we've sold at The above Offices,
1870 $4,000 Dollars 1885 1000 D,ilarx
1929 10000 Dollars 2S57S 9 900 Dollars
1859 10000 Dollars 1894 1900 Dollars
2ol35 5000 Dollars l6617 1000 Dollars
3o550 5000 Dollars 25596 1000 Dollars
1898 5000 Dollars 209S5 1900 Dollars
Ind At their Lo,tery Office in Baltimore. corner
OF Chairs and Marke- Sueets were sold nearly
all ne Capital Prizes in the late St Ma,y,s Col.
iege Lottery, among them were the following.
viz.
1914 $4,000 Dollars 1888 i,5oO Dollars
1864 $4,000 Doll ss 1925 l,5OO Dollars
700l 10000 DoliaAs 744O 800 Dollars
6o77 5000 Dollars 14425 1,50O Dollars
1881 1,5G0 Dollars.
Distant adven,urers, by enclosing Bank Notes
IN ielc =, pos, paid, directed to YATES Off.
oes. in Baltimore. New York or Albany, may have
iekets and SHARES returned by post 20 any part
OF the Union, with the utmost punctukiity. and
the earliest advice sent of their success. Schemes
at large. gratis, and Cash advanced for prizes AZ
soon as drawn. A weekly printed Prize List
will be forwarded 20 the printer Of this paper. and
at the conclusion Of the drawing, the Managers,
Official List of Prizes as soon printed. whcre
any gentleman can examine his own number.
Prizes in forner lotteries taken in payment for
tickets in this.
" The Baltimore Trinity Church Lottery
commenced drawing on the first of November.
and win continue to draw 900 tickets per ,yeels
ti'l finished Tickets and shares. warranted mn
drawn, may be had at either Of G.. & r. Waite's
Lottery OlHses
New York, October %, 1903. Tiff
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to: an order ofthe Orphans
Court of Charl,s county, will be offered
at public sale, on MONDAY, thes5th day OF
January next, if fair; if not, On tie next fair
day thersiter, at the residence of tie sttbscri-
Der living near Nanjemoy church, int$harles
countryside residue of the Personal Estate of
Thomas 4ndresv Dyson .late;of Charles county
deceased. -
Consisting of valuable negro men,, women,
and one likely. boy, and some plantation utcr'
sis. A credit of six months will lie given, the
purchasers giving bonds or notes with appro-
yed security, bearing, interestfr from the day OF
sale. $50
Iudi,h,C. Dyson, Aam'x =,
-. OF Tboma. Andrew Dyson. deceased.
r,ruary u. sst. 4kMst.
J5NN".I - " sssas ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15

reign power, or ofa foreign nsurper, maj
the citi1eas pause aid link o.stne CT mai
p Tinciples OF eoyernmells,a llawiih q Voice OF
thunder prcaiaip. 70 their lepieseiis iiw tlsat
such consii Ct Is incompatible VIII s..ssf Sc
sereignty.tha they have betIayes. ths.i russ
and no longcr deserve to sit .ke .lepf4esss. IL
tiyes Of tree, valiant and powerful nsslol -
Ny first wish j. that they, may eontines Tree,
8 = Sis.yEt..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15

c. The Proprietor ct the
Aexandraa DaiN Adueyhssr, will
difpose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreas:ils, TO a
Perion of lnduftsy and Talents
for conducting Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Glti3a-
ton. Circumstances beyond rs
Controul render it necessary ~
make Sale, it will therefore &c
sold a great Bargain # anplcats-
on be made ioon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
John Roberts,
Jalpiary 4.
Notice is hereby given,

70 The Stockholders Of the bank Of .4lerendria.
THAT an election will be held at the court
htaiae in this town-on the third MONDAY in
IAN, n,zt for the purpose Of chusing niiie Di~
recto"s ioi the ensuing year agreeably tockar-
.s>sJ
K. By ordersef tie President asd Directors,
'Gurdln Chaplin, Gasa'r.
Zee. Is. cote.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
TO LEASE.
Fer enc or more uears,

The Store Houses formerly
occupied by JAMES PARK ct RroaGfeld, or tho
main road to Westmorelsnd county, Nir. ard
within two miles OF Mattox Bridge: consist
ing OF, ashore room, counting room With hrc
place, and q small lodging room below stairs
a large bale rosm above sn. spacious bale,
house near the store house, III good q DER
fire wood and stabiesge' for one or TWO horses
MAJ be had IN the bargain, and Mrs.afark
will board one or two young men FOR terms
apply to- JOHN AECNCAsTER, III Alexsn-
dsia, Or to.
Townfend S. Dade,,
.dt Broadfcld.
December II. law7t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15
DiHolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore carlics! on in
this place, under tic firm OF Rossrss < GsEJ-
.yfsh, ceased by its ewn limitation on tire 3st
Nit. As it is necessary to close tie business
OF the concern with ali coilyenieat dispatch,
al persons indebted to them requested: 10
make speedy paymeEt.to Jo'ia he6srts, VINO
Is a.lt.0 :8cd to settle the aEirs CT the part
&c ..s;;,, ,,t.i BY whom the business will in flu
ture be conducted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-15

TO KEN Is
"A convenient two story Dwelling. House and
Store, situate on. the corner OF King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by MIR. John Ramsay.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert l. Taylor.
January ~. co
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Co The Northern Mall had
not arrived when this. i paper wa. was
put to Press.
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no RENT.

December ~.
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The irss book OF q nation is shesaissieaasy
sssaei5 own language.
o!Sre
-----..,s g $780,

xs4e
IS 1t shall be printed on Ene paper, IN tro
handsome large lamo sollsaies, Upon q
Beautiful type, called ron2 areil, cast for
the purpose, by Messls. Binncy and Re-
nalsson. This type, although suaH,i ss
lis neatness ana elegance, extremely Crate
S full To the ewes. The work viii issue from
the press OF t. and G, Palmer who have
.a.reaay seen SO emincntly distinguished !y
The greatest accuracy and taste in their
profession, and a thorough knowledge cf
tie French and .Enggisll languages.
II. P4ice, TO subscribers, for the two vo.amcs
IN boards. neatly lstsered, I've dollars, 10 be
paid on the delivery osthe whole work. BY
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
frst volume before the second, it saay be
S received upon paying the full amount OF
the subscription for beth volumes
~ Subscriptions received by \.
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ONE % NDRED Dol { AIRS
RENIARD.
RIM. .dIV.1Y on The epening effAr 7tt inst.
a Briyslt A1ulatts han NAMED
B q B.
Who calls himself RoBERT TnoMAs;

# Who calls himself RoBERT THoAAs;
About 5 feet 10 inches high, s4or25 years
OF age, has large black eye brows, large f0..i
eyes, not very dark: ard is a stout well made
handsome fellow. His hair is thick, but not
quite straight, and he wearsit nicely trimmed,
combed and ridged on The tops His beard APP
pears very black ifsuffered to grow for day
or two, but he usually shayes it very closely.
He has recently received an injury on the fore
finger ofthe left hand, and has it bound up,
and may probably lose the first joint of II. lie
speaks deliberately, and is more cor; ect in
conversation than persons of his. color usually
are. He walks slowly, is avery good waiter,
s delights particularly in attending to horses.
He has variety of cloaths, and took with
him one dark greea broadcloth coat and pan
falcons with yellow buttons, one cloth coat and
pantaloons nearly Of the same color, but the
cloth of interior quality, with white metal
buttons, one blue cloth coat mach worn one
cid brown surtout coat with covered buttons,
good hat and a pair Of black top boots. The
rest of his apparel am not able particularly
to describe. He is fond of wearing boots, and
PAYS great attention 10 his dress.
AS re can READ fnu write very wen, ne may
probably produce a forged authority Tor him
TO pass, or procure the certificate Of some one
of the negroes, who, s few years ago. petition
eddy the name of Thomas AMI obtained their
freedom in Maryland. If taken out of the
state OF Maryland and district Of Columbia,
and secured In any Jail, SO that | set him
again, the above reward will be given, or siy-
ty dollars If taken and secured within the said
sta { or district all reasonable expences will
also be paid if he should be delivered to me
in tie city of Washington, or TO Dr.. Richard
Dackctt, in Prince Gerge's county, MARYLAND.
Heis well aequaintedin Annapolis, Baltimo:s,
Geo. Town, and the city of Washington.
Allen B. Duckett.
WASHINGTON CITY, MAY lS-l4. DIFF.
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FOR SHE, RI
LEWIS .DEBLOIS

N lis Store, aear Col. Raasays vhs.,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, In half pipes and quarter
New England Rum, in hogsheads aad bar
sels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Cod Fish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, ceets, and " : iAter fcaie'
In barrels
Cheese
cider Vinegar, in hogsheads and pipes
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INA FRINfdS IND 74NtlfSA -
IN Two vAaTs =
81. Errsra y Engish :. EngAsh y sfreaca !.
coNTAININGs
1. All tie words IN general uses OCCASION
ally illustrated BY Ercneh and Engiish
sentences.
J An extensive col.ectioa of new words
ia every at, science and trade.
5. s:''he prQnun citation Of every word, ae.
Sc orsipg 10 the most polite usage In
France and England.
81 A. AScopious vocabulary of scs terms and
phrases.
s. a dictionary Of French synonymes:
S. a dictionary Of French homonymes.
m Alphabetical list Of the most familiar
proper and Christian names, and Of the
most remarkable places in the Hosiu.
s. rAr difficulties of the French language
:slpsabe tically arranged.
s.. 4 complete tseatise on From h poetry.
10 The ciief Ens4ssh idiams.
Az A trsatise on tho English particles, Se.'
The whole carefully compiled from tic best
wsi.ers, and particularly from the Dictionaries
of the French Academy, Boiste. Ferand, C1-s
neas, Waltz, Tocquot, NugeRt Cham5aae,
Eoycr, sAnscn, Walker, &C.
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a1- GREdT BARGAIN.
Washington CITY, MAY lS-l4. {

THAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
leased to the Mr. Tvises, is still for sale, we'll
known by the name Of 8. -fbingaan,' where
the mansion house stands, directly opposite
the Capitol, lying on the Potomac river, con-
timing four hundred and twenty two acres
the road from the cosicmplated bridge passes
nearly through the centrc Of the cstate-it
may be purchased for Cash or on long ere.
dit, by paying small part in hand--also a.
bout fifty acres adjoining, part of the same
tract, leased to William Frazer, will be sold
on the same terms. A good and incisputablo
title will be made for both. The tile papers
MAJ be seen by application to the subecriber,
or Robert /. Taylor, Esquire, by whom every
necessary information will be given.
Ifpot sold by Friday the goth of May, at
private sale, it will on that day be sold to the
highest bidder, before the cofec-house door,
At twelve O'Clock, at which time the terms OF
sale will be made known.
B. Dade.
May 3. d
e. The sale Of the above
property is necessarily postponed in
consequence Of the absence Of Robe7s
I Taylor, esq. until Monday the sixth
lay Of June whent it will positively
sake place as above, unless sold at PHI
rate sale before.
B. DADE.
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May -.
PUBLIC SALE.

=
PURSUANT to q iced Of t'ass bearing Gatt
the TT 9ay efFe6ruury, 1907, aid duly re-
corded, from Samusl Craig, late cftAe sossn
Of .fleraedsio, deceased, to the Subscribers,
FIR The purpose ef satisfying eertain debts
Due from tie said Craig 70 Tie banks Of II
irransria and Washington, sviA be sold on
the fis.tx uses TO The Aishss: bidder, at hubae
anc!scn, at IL sset0ck, on The Sotk DAY Of
June ncrt
That handfomo three fory Brick
dwelling Houie and Lot,
In fec simple, situated in the town of Alex
andria, west Of Pitt street, Oh the north side
of King-street, and fronting thereon % feet, 9
inches, and running back - feet, in depth
ALSO,
A neat, well finished, two sto-
ry Brick dwelling house and lot, in fee sim
pie, west of Water-strest, on the south side OF
Duke-street, ard bincing thereon q feet, 10
inches, and running back 9 feet inches to
ten feet alley.
The conditions ofsale are enc Eth the a.
mount in cash, at the execution Of the deed
and the remainder in equal pa, ments at 6, 10,
Is, and "a months ON approved, indorsed
notes negotiable inthe bank OF Alexandria, sc
cured also by lien on the preni.e..
john G. Vowel, r..,...
William Laid,
May 70 d