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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-03
2Siegnt- Hlu2Nng!@1 ter Sale.

A Will SEX my FARM in Fairfax cottsty
: and give immediate possession. Itis4ess
than three miles from alexandria, and SIX
from the George Town ferry--the dists1cs
from the projected bridge tslll be 'ess-ths
house stands Gu an elevated h,.l and over.
looks she City, Alcxandria the rive, mih
the shore, aud hills ef Maryland, thc hoEse
which | erected, and Is Eea!ly finished, cen
sists of center toagc two stories high, aad
wings ef ORE, Joined 30 il, By circular coFH'
doris, the north wing contains ? slna' Tooras
the frost Of II, and e,e corridor ADJOINING,
intended fcr greer hoGsc, tbs ies1s !e
drawing room--a dining room ssp~a'ea
from, il by the passage and staircase, as SeA
70 the soutA corridor Which 7ohtains S'ctosscs
and ;sa<ls se The kitchenr--t'so sRaaE isean ~
this wing with the &Iicitcn-~a FrmI1o' e@1'',
Icnt water at the door. Inc aceond stsff o.
ehe center house ooutains chambers ana
dressing Yoorn, with SIRE placaS-~a is'i;e esS'
set adioias the dining rcoln:--che ct :he aa''1
sza opcas ON ,hs stair case, potE R:s'u g,
with sl,eives--~a store room III tEle ga'te'' e"'
cupulo on lhe4loHse top, from whence Is Ses'
deichtful, varie ,sseA landscape, corr Ple's'
the dsscrip;ion@a the nasnsion house. n Ass'
cottage accommodates labo:crs' and shesJ.
stables, carriage house, ami ice holse Nv
farm contains le3 acres 70 enclosed an"'I.
tivated, the rest in wood; this place ooa'.'
the finest collection of fruit that ! hsFs'ee''
besides every other so~ts the iiss gfref 70 ns
was 500 apples, 800 peaches, ane 800 cs' ".
,rees: ! have aided several hundred O o'o
best s,inds--Tse garden conS'sts"of , e,,oJ
SQUARES, the soil enriched and boroeFS 'n,s
with frun trees, and bushes 1t IS s''rros,'1.s
by live cedar hedge, which alse cH'ca.' ~
each side G! the house the ioraler P,pp..s
tor possessed much taste, and cohectsa no..
orna,neptaI trees and shrubs, which are 1, r.,
aieiously DISPOSED aboat the sIoihds, .:or 4
soil is suitable for grass, and tic pol''' n;sp
ground devoted to timothy ana e''''' ,sbsa,
an aban,la,tt crop it produced gov % ~.
and oats last year, s.d think with ShN ,r,o.e
pence NAV be rendered productive, In IN he
who wish !. residence, where hea''" .on,ss
preserved. and convenience OF l'l'e. sa.ea.
with Alexandria, George ! own a" led in
Of government, will find q" W. .ha nreni,
,ye7o,.ut- s5las1su,gtoa. will she" INC rann.
.ses and impsrt the terms OF sale' nps ..
cations bv letters directed to tfse f1' Nv.
Alexandra. ELiN
6Y.Sp FoR SHE, 80,
Warming implements, an OK o<'e'' st ~" do.
shear ploughs with harness one %, and crr
81. :ron ,oothed harrow, Two seys'eS ''' :
dies, spades, picks, &c d
March IS, ----~r
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viii gradually Jssiyev az tendency II a.scass
In the Truman sefanre, and spg5rfgc health af.d
yiger. Although a great variety OF prescriI'.
stioRs have been pull.shed to cure the disoa-.
elsss enusnerated.abope, none has yeteeualied
the GaDUT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS Of
Dr.. 1ISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and xhose un.
bounded benefits ARE fully authenticated oy
certificates already Published Of gentlemen SO
we'll known in America, beng OF the '.'rst con
sequence in the state OF Mary land: 1.ensral
Charles Ridge.y, of Hampton; John Gibson:
ESQ one of tkesdirectors Of the Farmers bank
of Maryland John Macabl5.n, Estf' airs. Ma.
,cubbin, his wife; ard Mrs RyasA u Cation
@Certifcate Of Dy1-. 7Aomas .Kelso, butcher.
About three wecks.si;lce / was INC ST violent
ly attacked with Rheumatic paiars throughout
my whole frame, III SO severe a.naanRer As not
TO be abe to turn ia my bed without assistance,
proceeding as l suppose from severe, cold
ION being advised by frisHd 80 apply Or. lis
sot's Geut and Rheumatic Drops, i Accord
aingly obtained lls9n the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and AkarRhy, two bottles, tie apps'ca-
ton Of Which, unaea .Ged, have perfectly re-
stored me to i,ealfk. / ani therefore induced
With confidence TO recommend this -diclnc
Is certain cure For tive above disorder.
g,IzOaE.AS KEL3C,
Baltinlore, July 29d, 1896.
scsrtsfeage ef sH,. Ihomae .G'anh$eR, ,ifafaess-
maker
IT would &c az set osinJistice % withheld
ny testimony of the salutary eiiectsot Doesor
9'issat's Goat and Rheumatic Drops, as haze
experienced very ancqrirocel instance OF
their vis't,aes and efficacy, vas afflicted wlth
two severe attatlls Of what isslsuaHy called
Dead Palsy, from Hst5ch paalaiiysecovered,
t,g1 +aas obliged to use crltches To a.d ne IN
waking ~hen / ief. heE2e; te tk4s were joined
violent Rheun.atlc rains, the pesHlt 1oi'the az
aiction, ard had fearel The disorder woasd
accompany me through lie I; bst Frcvidentialy
u WIS recommended 70 apply at George Dob
bin asld Murphy fos D-. Iissot's Drops, end
aitel uspg.erly ope bette, found gnyseif,per-
fe1ty 4iheratedf,opl my Disorder and am lleus
,thans Cod, as free frorn pam s.sif never had
been afflicted Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on anysei9s, determined te APP
ply It interna,lyto niF child, boy only eleven
r,osths@o!d, r;ho was then ncdbtcetl almost to
a.sSeleton With The Bowel Complaints after
administering it lour tines to him, his COM
PLANK vas ansirelg removed, and he n HOW &c
covering his Strength with great rap<lty.
III. CAMPBELL.
J..y
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ROBERT GRAY,

ROBERT GRAY,
oox8 end stationra, .Aias-&svees, -Aea'cn-
xria, 2fcrs for sele, suaoiesafr or re1ats,
THE following BOOKS;
eco American I'sece5tor
AGO Eela.i,lbian Orator
Sc D~ight's Geography
u Eltropius
"A 1css's Tutors Assistant
sc School Iestamsnts
SO ,Vebstefr's Selections
~ Webster. Mercantile A1;itlnaeue
500 Murray's EngEsh Reader
9OoG Jntroductiea<to Raatlsig
Is MARS Caesar
IS Erasmus
400 Philadelphia Laiin Grammar
&c Rudesnan's Ru;lsplents
leo ScMss Lessons
25o Ashes Grarnmar
10 lsparopius
ae E5tick's Dicgioaary
IS Jancs's Dictionary
80 Rauasay's Life Of 1VSskinston
z G,lthie's Gees yapiay, 1ols' qaa7-
70, with a fAolie ATLAS
SIS schasl Bibles
IS Family do. asserted
d i.ihiss, octave, with Caxac's Notes
is Horace tDelphina
IL Virgil do.
70 Ovid do.
II Caesars do.
10 Sali1lstss do.
ds Leendcn's Greek &n; Issln iessa.
JncEt
s Cicero DeIpliai
Z ,Iuvsnal do.
s 3errencc do
u Rowelitch's Practical Navigator
81 Universal History, abridged, sof the
use OF Schools
ct Nsorsc's Geography, abridged
IL Goldsmita' England, abridged
is -------- Rome, Abridged
10 History OF Anerics
500 Biiworta's spelling Book
AGO Wehstes'G do.
100 Universal 30,
SO Cola,nbiaa 90.
ys Mnreayss do
10 Misses Magazine.
And g variety Of Books N the dit
Great depessaetlas Of Literature and
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.Sssexs s1fstIct1 q tsstft,Sfss
ny, As had xsed 1t IN qkss f-ecthce, sana oas'a1fs
found Il do rrxc1 good 4 bottle was presumed
from Ms Birrh's, and I found relies before 4
had kakaeH snr halfef it. 4 eontinard to use
It snd was soon strong enough 70 attend to ba-
.Sness. On, taking sold same of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed BY a
desc OF two Of the elixir.
Geo BENNER, iur-
No IL, Rudd.ssssst, Philadelphia
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Has,.Js0ssss5 E,5iagg:,

q xasySssrss Hesactsy aoT ,sSAsssss opsasaIS
as xsce 4hrears and sRss
Ssssssxgapsioris.
Eea,ss Aasetts s- f Pats
80 ssettv estse.aea fo- tsif tine SD
.,.sa,r,s.s aSsse s5ga the stomach ana pre- vent
s-r ,v,erbsa seerrssons and tastir
a,.Ssps and tnaE gsasit 4ssgsss, Ss 9&iesc piss
are r,A,ct}y ssSssSa II their essraslos, as 9s'sy
NJ .nsea wsrh sasaey hy persons ci@eeessy 'assss
srsa a seeesy siiassioslv -
2r .Ses,sapesgas Gzsatt,'; tsasst 5sY rsS's
2sess.
q snrsay sNa 4sHeeeaas remedy, sssc9sessifS
sasnaSjss tbs scessplaisR stsofse zgi'sscaNsa' Vt
SKY be sasss5g nscd 10y yscsoasofsses! 'assss-
he Asnot5y2as EtiNsf-
Esr slse sorsre OF .s4sc1y KIND 'ofIisead aoas' Z
gasq5as genaaase Eye -1sS Asattf7
3rs.y :s1sf sen1ssg Tor 81 disorders otthe
s.2s. asaa12g fsccs3ns having beer cured OF -
rssssest aeagiy deprived eff ssgkS,
1ootA-anbe D1e5s.
Give irrssssodsate relief III 1s'n y:s'ss sa'sssi'
aesaes,s- ~
Ens sfo4sssys Powder Or tae
T;sst6 and Sass
Ciear.ses and Strengthens them, 'araa Pre-
serves the easapaeS 81 chs see&h 8refn rcsas~
gss9z.gssas E,atson, ard Il & gen s.ssaa'
Persian Lessor.
Rash .csacnreted OK the Iasl,aoEfa1'e .S''sta as
rssysa essesieaat cssaaetics sad lfraeosfY sase'
skkSEsssas ,ggg1s lss& S,.aass1sass Corr
.sGss5sgs
.xeer4s;n rcsncay sSss Germs, 'sy'eedAg efassa-
4Sss}ag SsSesn spSitlssaut g giving ssaeh-
gus md Feuer Daa5s-
rg.sx esteemed FOR 1heir gasats fscaey an
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FCR SALE.

mo q oGlua5k COOK
considered one of the best in the - sa'
ana a yoting' stout and hearty fellow ,aA; "
price will be dpe huadrsd doAars 'I" Hi
Arlington, 10 apply a
? .4irH 20. olca.
------------. lawSw
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sssssoss Ha7sssss sessssse9sTsg
zeRsses

nv gk.eh synsrty si,oasanSs sssVe Aseea re-
srssyn he distressing and dangerous Flaa-
rssss .sf wcs-as .saa othss distractions IN fsse
..ssSa IA aud bowels
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TO RENT,

70 REN I,
ABRfCH ffoUsE, on Prince street, TOW
eccupieA by James Douglass, For tesals ap
Ply ta
Mary Ellessccaser.
-f7trI 80. ia~oW
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Also.
Tho Relieving new ard valuable Medicine just
received and 9ol,sale as above.
.IEnce, 7z9o Desars f1ea. tos&e.l
Or, IS79o5's celebrated Goas aasa Rsea-
4,satie DROPS.
NOTHING is 81 mere Importance Fan
thu preservation OF health--thls comnaon itcep
remark however is roc OFTEN goEEoTTEs,
whilst we are active and strong--and pre-
ventioa of pain, WHICH is superior TO It's cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any desc,ipti.
On of persons, Among those disorders which
rsaY1ire the ncst early ard enne hitting efforts
to eradicate aud overcome, none have asta'o,Gs
lei, ssaina u,on ouanotice thapthe Gout, Rheu-
rslaeistn, Lunlbago, Weakness OF the .!ein.s.
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, TIC
Cramp and every species ct Rheumatic Pains
Fora whatever cause they may haYe original
seal-----and hence every relief which car be adj
miinissa1sd IS COO valuable to b. forgotten
Those persons whose ayoeations peculiar ak
nose them to celds, sc, carrot be eo anxious
iMars 10 possess Immediate aid. Sca~taring
persogs, travellers, S~s- ought consistently to
carry with them that medicine Which will
eounteract The Nnpleasans fleets Of their peri
loGs duties, aRdsspeciaiiy these pains te which
their situation mast expose tee-a- 10 those
| who reside ia or visit the Nest-lndlcs sad
| shAr warm climates, theywiil be 5o,1nd Up0n
| t,5as 70 coa.ey ssS most sasssaag service, and
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sTElI CURED

Bg sacr uss-s lees SoHeaeiesf l'lntrifeI'f,
which, although used Cor 20 years. IN i1''foi's
and ttor aear 8 years aa America, iiiss nc+ss
be 6, as1,tywn To 9ais III any ono instance Il IS
a,o,Seotly i7ssscenh, warranted net to contain
particle sor merca.y.od any Ierntoie'as 4nSie'fl
ent, and may be used with perfect s'tetg '9n
AN ;hfant, being . vegetable preparation asaa
erIti,e4iy Zee from he offensive snneA wi:ich
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-11

T ANDS FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers
IL for sale, the following .4lcts of LAND, in
which, to persons making carly application, he
VIII give great bargains One tract of 1900 acres,
wing in Buckingham, which is advantageous,
situated for trade, being two Of three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mil, and five from New.
Canton. This Land IS very valuable having on IL
SOOacres of woods. nearly al of which is good
tobacco Land there arc also very good improve
mrnts, such are wen calculated for the &c =
cammodatiOn of family, aud a suhicicncy of
cleared land, to employ 10 or 2 hands adyanta-
gcolsiy. his tract viii BE- sheNyn to any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt Peter Guerrant,
now resident ON thc ilRd.-Cnc tract OH Ran
dolph's creek, OF 400 acres, the greater p.ut of
which rs ffcsh and will produce good wheat and
corn it joins the lands of Col Wilson and Mr..
Gncy Jcwis.-Orc other tract, IN the neirhbor-
hood Of NewC Canton, Of 2l2 acres, being mole
~ Of tract owned by M Maurice Langhornc-
Another tract in powiiatGi, of 500 acres, know,
by thc name OF Gibraltar.
These Lands viii be offered for sale at very re-
duced prices, which may bc known, during NV
absence, hyappiication to Col William Daniel Of
Cumberland, who is authorised to antract for
them. The titlc will be- made 10y inc on my return,
from Kentucky, which will probably be between
tue l0th and 2Oth OF February next.
WADE MOSBY.
Powhatn, Dec 4. (Fd)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-11

NJ OT1CE-S1MpsoN MoRRIs, opposite the
~ Eagle Tavern, respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he is selling off .he following GoeDS
to quit the above business on or before April mex,
The remainder of the stock consists of the fol-
loving articles suitable for tic present and APP
preaching season, viz
Broad Cloth, Cassimeres, Bennet's patent Cord
Corduroy, Thicksetts, Vclvctccn, Black Florcn-
tine Silk, Toilcnets, Flannels and Baizes of vari
Gus colors, Wi,lboar, linen ard cotton Chccques
fine 78 and Al Irish Linen and Renting, Dow
las large assortment of fine Linen Cambria
ladies and gentlemens' silk & cotton Hose, white
and black Brussels Laces, ladies silk and camel
hair Shawls, silk and cotton Gloves, fine corded
and cambria Dimity large assortment Of fash
| ionable India and British Muslins, Cotton Cam
brio of various colors, fashionable printed Calico
Nankeen, white and colored Masciiles and Ianes.
Cotton Cashmere, India Cotton and Table CLOTHS,
| and number Of other articles too tedious TO G.
| nunerate. Feb g.. (2aw2wj
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 3.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3.
lheTe comes tie PreStden'S message, rela
tive 10 The late b. orders, hu6Ished i,
cur iast1
Which being read,
Mr.. Dana moved to refer it to the com.
mittee of Commerce and Manufactures rs t.
that committee had been referred SO much Of
the message OF the President of the u S. As
relates to impositions on our neutral rights
&c.
Mr.. Love moved that it be referred to a
committee of the whole on the state of the
Union, as before that committee were ALREADY
all papers relative to our difference with c.
Britain.
The latter reference was agreed to-yeas
Mr.. Yam RansSeiaer reported bill for the
rcieaf OF Samuel Whitting-Read twice and
referred to q committee cf the whole
MIR. Gardner moved that the unfinished
business ofyeSterday be postponed
ne 'Iteaker decided that this motion was
NOT In order, for the motion under considera-
tion when the House yesterday adjourned,
was on indefinite postponement
Mr.. Poinde:rter offered the following reso-
luticn:
Resolved, I'hata committee be appointed
TO enquire whether any, and il any what a
hiehdnents are necessary in the act entitled
an act, tor lay ing and collecting duties or
imPGst and tonnage within the territories OF
the U. States BY the treaty of the 30th OF
April 1903, between the II. s. and the French
kePubllc; and for other purposes" and that
they have leave torcport thereon by bill OF
otherwise
MIR. r. moved that it be referred to a Sc
iect committee to obtain a more immediate
oeclsion OF the question, as a great press of
matter was already before the committee Of
Commerce and Manufactures.
Alter some discussion it was amended so as
70 '"ier 1t to the committee of Ways and
Means, and adopted
J ne House then resumed the consideration
OF Mr.:Soan' a,resolution for moving the seat
OF government; and MIR. Lewis's motion for
indefinite postponcment being under coDsi
oeratlon, Messrs. Eppes and Love supported,
and NIessrs. Gardener and Bacon opposed
the n motion for postponemcnt When the
on.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-11

II DUCATION.-The Trustees of the WAN.
~ RENToN AcADEMY respectfully inform the
public that tins institution was opened or the 18Th
instant Tor the reception of students under the
superintendent of Mr.. VILLAS CRAyyfoRp.
(latc one of the professors of William and NO.
ry College j gentleman highly recommended.
and who has produced from the Right Rev. Bi.
shop Madison the most satisfactory testimonials
OF his abilities. His literary requirements and
unexceptOnabie moral character. are so cOnfi,le,t
ly stated by that gentleman, rs TO Justify the ,rns
tees in recommending this establishment az well
calculated to promote the Improvement of youth
in the Gyeet and Latin Classics, Natural and M.
rd! Philosophy, LG1ss Of Nature AMI Nations. Pa.
hfiedL Economy, Mattrmatics. GeogrGbhy aadfb.
! Vse If the Globes, Enekish GJcqy.ALat, pe11;,y
! Writing and Arithn,e.ic
The healthy situation Of Warrenton is well
known, and the trustees conscious of the ncces.
sity vi paying strict attention To the morals and
orderly behavior Of pupils, have devoted theit
! time during the late vacation to this object. h,
making arrangements for a regular and close in
| specton OF the Academy in all its operations
Feeling, as many Of them do, all the interestq n
parents, is an additional pledge to the public 70,
the execution of their intentions fox promoting
tine welfare Of the institution
| To avoid the I'll effects occasioncd by student
! having more money than is sufficient o meet tn,
necessary disbursements during each session,
list of tie established expenccs of the academy i
| subioined
For the classics and various other branches a
J hove mentioned, s 20 per annum II in advanc,
for the first session, ending the 1st OF Iuiy an,
/ . tor the second, ending the 1st of December.
For English Grammar, &c. S for the Grst An,
6 for the second session.
! Board for the first session s 10. ,vas16re, q 4
bed hire S 4, candles S l-For the second ss 81
on 9 IS for board, washing S q, bed hire s 4
candles 3
BY order Of the Trustees,
]. HALL, President.
! r. DAWSON, Secretary
] Warrcnton, N. &. Jan. 90 rT&S7,v1
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WASH SiL ES.--In pursuance of deed of
~ trust, executed by David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the 10Th day of December, 1906, to Sc
cure the payment OF fourteen thousand five hum
dred dollars and some arrears of interest due to
VIM. d. Giles, esq
Will be sold for ready money, at the front door
of the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond on
Saturday the Goth day OF next month, between
the hours of twelve and three O'Clock of that day,
a tract OF LAND i'll the county Of Henrico, call
ed the SEVEN PINES containing by estimation
one thousand acres Also, a tract of Land in the
same county, on Four Mile creek, being the sarAe
whercon col, John Peasants formerly resided, con-
tang by estimation four hundred & sixty acres al
so, the Norwich Mills, situated in the said coun-
ty of Henrico, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, binding on Bailey's creek and
Four Mle Creek. GEO: HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER.
January %. rcptds1
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X NOCH SULLIVAN respectfully informs d $
- customers and the public in general, that he
has just received handsome addition to his for
mer Stock, which renders his assortment very
complete, Consisting of:--Silvcr Ware and lew
elly, plated, gilt, morocco s wood Casters, plat
ed and brass Candcsticks, plated and steel Snuff
fers, silver, plated and Britannia Spoons and La
dies, Brit;Eia aud Pewter Tea Pots and Mugs,
Walters, Tea Trays, Caddies, Snuffcr Trays and
Bread Baskets, Knives and Forks, &c Desk
Knives, Letter Racks, Marking Types, Paper
Folders, lnk-stands, waters, SSc.-Razois, Homes,
StroPs, Boxes, Brushes, Har-powder, Bags,
Windsor Soap, Wart Plaster, s.c.-Guns, horse.
mems ard pocket Pistols, PLACED and steel Spurrs
Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot Bags, Bird Nets,
Horn Tumblers, sportsman's KRives, patent Cork
Screws, Horse Phlegms, Dog Collars, switch &
chair Whips, Canes with and without spears, gilt
and wood case Pocket Compasses, Ladies' and
GentlerRens Dressing Cases and Pocket Boolis
lvorv tortciseshcll and horn Combs, head, tooth,
nail, comb, clothes hearth floor and shoe Brushes
hall. globe and hand Lamps, plated and gilt bot
tic Slidea, &C. Ivory ard bone Chesmen {; Boards,
Battle Doors, Shuttle Cocks, Elastic Glove Ties,
Carriers, SusPenders, &c. Pebble and Glass, sill
Yer, gilt, plated tortoiseshell and steel Specta-
cles, reading and ostic Glasses, Goggles, &c
steel, hair and leather Cases, gold silver, conk-
shell and pearl Buttons, silver and plated fountng
Pens, Pencil Gases, Tooth Picks, Twecscrs, Sc
Thmbles, Bodkins, sewing, tambsring, netting
| and knitting Needles, Reaves' Colours, &c.-gold,
gilt and steel Chains, Seals and KEYS, with an
assortment of Watch Materials, segar, tobacco
and snuff Boxes, &c. Swords, Belts, Nots, Epau-
let's, Plumes, Sashcs, Stocks, &c. Flutes, Flies,
Clarinets, Tlumpets, French Horns and Drums.
b. Sullivan continues to execute orders in his
Inc OF profession. Jan. 81. Gtfl
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A ID VERTlSENlENT-IV be seldom Sa-
A tirday the the 9th day of February for
ready money, on the premises, n valuable Tract
of LAND, lying in the county of Halifax, on
Staunton river, containing seven hundred and
twenty-five acres, more or less. 1t was once the
property of Samuel Beall was sold by him to
William Moscley, and mortgagcd by Moselcy to
Robert Andrews John Pierce, trustees Of BeaIl,
toEsecure the payment of TIE purchase money!
The indenture OF mortgage, which was recorded
III the general court, bears date the 22d day of
| June, l795-At the same time and place, such of
the SLhPES as are described in the said mort
| gage and may be produced by the said Moscicy,
VIII also be sold for cash.-The sale is made BY
virtue OF adecrce of the superior court Of Chan
| Gerry ion the Richmond district, pronounced in a
suit therein depending, in which the said Price,
surviving trustee is plaintiff and the said Nose
ley is defendant and for the purpose of raising
| the following sums with interest. viz :-H 108 Il
with interest at The rate of per cent. from the
ist of January, h93-G los with Ike inte.
| rest from the LIST day of January, l794-H 1Ol &c
with like interest from the 1st day of January
| 1865 " II with like interest from the Is,
day of January, 1865 % with like intercs,
from the lst day of January, 1797--G 81 IA witt
like interest from the 18th day of July, 1902, anC
So dollars 30 cents, the costs Of the suit-Tht
residue Of the money dccreed to be raised, the
plaintiff docs not pretend to claim as appears b,
an endorsement made by the clerk Of the saii
court on the order dissolving ;n Injunction OBJ
tanned by John Il. Scott, 9. stav the sale of tn,
said land, Which endorsement is copied from
wiring filed in the suit first above mentioned, b.
the plaintiffs agent and attorney
THE COM.M[SSfONERS.
! Richmoad, FEB. A, 1905. C37v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-11

MORE CHEAP GOODS-JOHN KING,
W. again respectfully informs his customers &
Tie public, that he has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and Ncw-Yo:,., gen
crai assortment of Fashionable and Seasonab.e
GOODS, which are now opening at his Store,
the second door below the Eagle Tavern where
they may be had upon as good terms, for cash,
as at any other place in the City.
November 6. rep,f1