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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

WE the lublcribeF5, ComRinioners, ap-
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman
Efq Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cum-
bertrand, t0 receive and examine the claims OF
the levera creditors 10 the eAste Of
EBENEZER EANGS,
late Of Gorham, il the county ct Cumberland
woman, deceafed, give notice tia. ak months
are allowed 10 iaid creditors 70 bring ID their
claims, and that we fIa!l attend that fervice
at the hou(e Of MARY BANGS, IN isid Goshan,
en- the Ia1 TlIurlday of this and ths five fni-
lowing months, from two TO tx o cie, 4.
On each day. FPHRAIM SMITH
9nAe 20. 1SHUA SMITH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
BERWICK, JUNE IL, 1908.
SIR,

HAVING been abfent from home about
week, did not receive yours till this morn
ing-am furpriied that the General Orders
which were iaued on the 25th of APril, and
were forwarded Immediately TO each of the
Brigadier Generals, reTPeGtingthe Court Mar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

be toAoVUiag Letter does not came Brsag5 t5s usual
e6qaHd 7Ubiab tbizgf Of tbif Kind sgg5t to , YET
attic Jane time, zobsre az etesy ba5 food 2 fai,
and impartial trial, and been acquitted BY Bis
fefr', tie rSsait @onidb Be made Pubkis. M pre-
tend not 70 Jay zvbo5e fluLf Il i that TIE proceed
irgs Of fbs Court Mayti4t lately beId in f5i tozDa
fer fbe fyia! Of Captain ELIJAH ELDER, baVe
not been PabGGs4, as fbe keeping Than batt, i de-
nytEg bin that gies qVbieb every one il f7ziiar
Etati0a 10 entitled 70. Tpitb this viez0 1vs pybije
he JoLio7Oigg letter fyom Nejor Central Coon
WIN TO CAPT. Elder.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

General juror has diminished the NUN.
Der ofholidays in Portugal-but he is daily
the number Of their fast days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
AFRICA HAMLIN.

late of Waterford, in the county Of Oxford,
gentleman, decealed, and has taken unon him
felf that trua by giving bonds as the-iaw d.
reefs; and all Perfons having demands upon
the eltate of faid Hamlin, are requelted TO ex~
hi5it the fame and all perfons indebted -
the faid eltate are cIled upon 70 make pay-
ment to IONA, STERNE, JyN. Exs'r.
Waffyfoyd T1as 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
BOOKS g Stationary.

ISAAC ADAMS.
LIAs iuft received an additional affortment
L L of BOOKS And STATIONARY, which
he offers at the Bottom prices, for cath or ap-
proved credit. June 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
CONDITIONS OF TIE

Portland Circulating Librety.
ID. g.
MONTHLY Ga5seyiJeys 10 pay rs
Quarterly InbIyibsr5 70 pay rs
Semi AHraaI fubseriEsyS 10 pay 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

NOTICE i hereby gwen thar the fubfcriber
= has been cuy appointed Executor u
the Lac will and tefdment Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15

ter to the presidents Of the United States,
informing him of the deplorable situation IN
which he found those poor sufferers s and
adding, s i exerted All my influence g miti-
gate their n1isfortunes, but, alas, without
effect. They having their sentence passed
at Caracas, II IS from there they must r.
ceiye their rcprieve.n Flour az Surinam
60 dollars per barrel, beef SO, pork 65, tar
40, cheese SO cents per ID. coffee 20 to "a
cents, sugar to S, molasses Toto % per
gallon, cotton so cents per lb.
Also, brig Emeliue, Stowell, in 81 days
from St. Pierre, Martinique, Vast. Kits,
1 s days, where she was sentin and acqult-
ed. Left brig Elyira, for New York in q
or $ days brig Hope, do. and several O.
Tiers. The ship Norking, Johnson, from
Martinique, for New York, is sent into An
tisua, and part of her cargo condemned -
brig Three Friends, do. do ship Concord
from Guadaioupe, for New York, was sent
into Antigua. Brig Midas, do !; schooner
Lively Davis Of Marblehead do; and seve-
raj others. Capt. Stowen informs that the
brig George, Doulas, of New London, was
captured BY French prNateer from Mar
Unique on the 5th Sept, The master, Sc
cond mate, 4 seamen, the, cooper and a boy,
were detained on board the privateer (ieav-
imp in the brig the first mate and a boy un-
til the 2ath Sept. when they arrived at St.
pierres, where they were imprisoned for "a
hours and were afterwards released only
to SITTER the complicated misery Of naked
ness. poverty, hunge. and must have pc
rsnea but for the benevclence of the Anne
rlcaus. Whilst on board the privateer they
were exposed in an engagement with Bar
ba.los packet, in which the Prlvateer had
killed aad11 wounded. This is the same
pr;vateeer that captured the Eliza Hamilton
Of New York, which was condemned at st.
Martins. The George is condemned at
Guadaloupe.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
t @ L E T.,
November IS.

y
large three story Brick House, plea
sanity situated for dwelling, with spacious
garden belonging to it. The rent will be We
ry low to a:punctual tenant.
also TO let on ground-rrnt 5or. ever,
Several valuable building Lots, onthe west.
ern extremity of the town. These Lots front
on Duke-slreet extended, and are exempt
from Corporation taxes. Terms will be made
known By application to the subscriber, who
requests all persons indebted to him by open
account, prior to the first of April last, to
call and settle the same by payment or notes,
before the first day of January next, as no
further time can be allowed; and any persons
who have like claims against him, are desired
TO exhibit them for payment before that date.
Archibald MsLean.
November Is. la"st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
EBY THE LAST MAIL.

f,EV-YCRK, Nocsas5er 1c.
Arrived ship Connecticut, Loring, N s.
(gs from Snrinam. Oct. %, iuIat. % 20,
Fes. A &C, was boarded BY has Britannia
seay's ship Saorine, caps. Ssetlas, 2odays
['@ Garthagena, America. Capt. ior,
FSwas taken on board tie snip end treated
Ef.sleiy. CAPT. Ritter informed him that
(sie at Carshageaa he visited tee nntoTsu-
lie prisoners that were taken on Mlrandass
Petition, and found them in dungeon,
aout clothes, and but short allowance
@ad. Those that were British subjects
nted HIM with a petition TO the COM
Ter at Jamaica, praying for some re-
= those that were Americans, gave HIM
@ of their names, and letters to their
as, but not being able to go to Jamaica
ne capt. Loring the letters, and enc
the petition and list ct names IN ist-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
Notice IS hereby gsuen,

THAT an annual meeting OF the stock
4 holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, will take place On the FIRST Aiet-
day in December next, at.the house ct John
Goodins, at the old turnpike gate, In Fairfax
county, for transacting the business OF the
company. At same time and place, an cleo
ton will be held for a prcsi !ent,four directors
and treasurer, foi the ensuing year.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
November 14-I5) lswte
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
LOTTERY OFFICE.

e. T1cKETs in the Glarsfa6lc
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the oifice
Of the alexandria DAILY Gazette,
price Fsue Dolls. 6 Seventy h0e
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August Or
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
u City Tavern and Hotel,
n LEX5AA q r II:
AT THE SIGN or THE GRAPES.
VII II AN C "A r @ N,

w i l. l A M y "A ! u N,
From the CRY Of AnaatoHs, { AlarytandJ
~ ESPECTFUI14Y informs his FRIENDS
IN and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that Justly celebrated IAN, in this city,
called Thu CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession Of Mr.. John Gads6y.
He hopes, by assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exertions On his part shall be wanted to
keep up the high character which this Ia
vern has, as being one of the best in the Uni-
on and assures them that he viii always
have an assortment of the best liquors and
good walters.
a Travellers and others will meet with good
accommodations at the above house, on rea-
sonable terms.
Boarders are taken by the day, week,
month or year.
Z Es The papers from all the sea-ports on
the continent. are regularly taken and flied at
the Coffee House, adjoining the tavern, and
are for the use of strangers.
~ Suppers can be had from six to twelve
O'Clock in the evening, at short notice,
from one to twenty.
Noyembcr-l5 dit
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15

g October %. Arrived, Vile de Milan
Higatc, capt. sir Robert Laurie, from Ja-
maica- nothing new. The troops still re-
NAMED prepared for the expedition"
6 About 1000 of the troops have been en-
gagged in sham Fight in imitation OF an in
vasion."
The Governor Of Nova Scotia has extend
ed to the 9TH ct Dec. the term for impof-
tations In neutral vessels.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
LIBBY & CARNE

TTAVE Just received about 80 iirkins and
Il Il tubs of very excellent BUTTER, a
few bushels of new Timothy and Cover Seed
Brass Androns, Stoves OF different kinds for
burning coal, Box, Tin-plate and Franklin
do. About 30 kegs Of glazed IF and Z Sun
powder-They expect, every hour, tae arrl-
val of their FALL GOODS. which, with
those on hand, will make their assortment
very complete They have on hand as usual,
Bar. Iron, Hoop Iron Flougn-Plstes, Cast
ings, Cut-NaiIs, Bhssered and German Steel,
Wool and Cotton Cards, SC, &c.
November Is. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
FpoA HALIFAX, Cctober "a.

Our expedition is yet kept IN readiness
although there is no certainty Of IT'S des.,nal a.
ton. OF even departure. 70 or u sail OF
transports lie with their sails bent, Proyl-
sions on board, camp equipage, &c. ans. even
the staff is appointed for the troops. Some
think It is TO join that from Cork under
Baird.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
N O T / C E.

HAVING some tire ago authorised Mr.
James Scott, by power of attorney, to dispose
Of some lands on my account, in the vicinity
Of she town Of Alexandria and having now
determined not to sell my lands IN that way,
do hereby revoke, annulI, and make void
the said power of attorney, and all others
heretofore given by me on that subJect--and
will now treat with any persoa wishing to
purchase the said lands myself.
Thomas West.
November s. st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
G.asannria Dat!p Ga5stee.
TUEs2aY.s NOVEMBER IS.
FROM our CORRESPONDENT AT WASHING
TON.
MONDAY, Novcm5.f IL.


The resolution Of Mr.. ENiot, Qaid on the
table on Thursday las. was taken up and
adopted. ION the suggestion of Mr.. Will
on7s an addition was made to the resolution,
calling for the names Of those concerned IN
eyaeiing or violating the embargo.
Al resolution to the. following effect was
offered bY MIR. Nezvton::
Resolved, THAT a select committee SHAH
be. appointed whose duty it shall be to en-.
u,,ire into the expediency Of authorlsing the
president of the United States to engage an
additional number Of seamen, not to exceed
On the suggestion Of MIR.
Dc7us1n, this resolution was referred to the
committee on military and naval affairs.
Mr.. E.ack!,edge offered resoiutionwhlch
was agreed to, instracting the committee OF
commerce and manufactures. to enquire IN
to the expediency Of authorising the Presl-
dar+ RI employ an additional number of re-
venue cutters.
Mr.. 15yn,.t5r offered aresoluticn for re-
nea,ing the several embargo laws, SO tar as,
- nern,it vessels OF the United States to
clear out for countries not subject to the
Z French DEGREES or the British orders IN
council. Referred to committee OF the
whole.
The 1sss-;sy...er read resolution of the le-
oislafure OF the Indiana territory, instruct
ING their delegate in congress to use his IN
f,lence to procure division OF the terrific
rys: laid on the table.
"A little before one the house adjourned.
Extract ef letter dated M0aspe1irr, Nor.
18th, 1903.
6 The important question OF choosing the
electors VAS determined this day at eleven
o'elock-when
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-15
REMOVAL.

TT Naada,;11e
has rs'a0ped ms store 10 me 6'seS reuse 1a''-
iy oecntied ~ Le'0ls Oe0lols, esq. corner
h'ng ana Onion'streets--vvheT nc "As -
hand and offers tor oale---
1000 bushels Lisbon oAAi'
Liverpool cearse and me 90
Brown SUGAR. IN mos. ana oiis'
Loaf and Lump 40.
MOLASoES IN, mas. ,r
iTeen COFFEE IN Days ana DID
lmperiai,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-16
sion is liable to be perverted to very bad pur.

sion is liable to be perverted to very bad pur-
poses ; and therefore il was judged proper BY
an act passed in the course of tle ensuing sssi.
ON to specify the Offences when sali IN future
render interpretation the necessary result of ex-
puision,"
p, There WAS one other observation Of the same
gentleman (Mr. key) con;csting position in
The report the committee, which think it ne
cessary to notice, because i, is the renewal of an
objeci un already reiiited upon this aoor. In re-
terring tn the proceeding on the expulsion of Mr.
biount the report says I" In that case the mem
Der Implicated was called uroa in the first in
stance, to answer whether he was the author of
letter, the copy of which only was produced,
and the writing of which was the cause of his ex-
pulsion. lie was afterwards requested to de.
Glare whether he was the author OF the letter it
self, and declining in both cases to answer the
fact OF his having written it established by u
comparison OF his hand writing. & bv the belefof
persons who had seen him write, upon nspect-
on OF tae letter. In al these Points the Commit
zee Perceive the GGnssioa Of species of evidence
S'hfch IN courts Of criminal Jurisdictions srorid be
excluded" Very soon after thereiport was made,
Nir smith, IN letter, think, addressed to you,
MI President, asserted that this was a mistake
on point of law-that comparison of hands and
Inspection by persons who had seen the party
write, was evidence admitted in every DAYS
practice on criminal prosecutions at law. Part
OF this doctrine was afterwards disclaimed in dc.
"",e on tle lloor-lt was acknowledged that
comparison of hands is never admitted as evil
dence on criminal trial. know very well that
inspection OF the hand writing by persons who
fhave seen the party write, is evidence Mt law ;
Ebntit must be upon oath. In MIR. Blount's case,
lt was received by the committee, without OATH
and it WAS lin alluson to this, that the report in
GUIDED 1T rs part of the testimony admitted
terS, though 1t would have beed excluded from
a court OF law. knew also that the same tes-
-ttfa,t tiNnt nfinrNvnr,fc in Son
ate' Npon oath--the report never meant to say
that formal evidence was excluded-it only no.
ted.
have now finished my remarks upon that
Part OF Mr.. Smiths defence, which rests upon
the supposed irregularty of the proceedings
winch have hitherto been sanctioned by the Sc
maze on th's investigation, and upon objections a.
g'd7st the principles, maintained in the report of
nc committee The question the facts re-
mains stiil to b discussed
| ITO be continued. J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-16

Mt Office wi ereas Hlr. Jln,es Fisher, Nv a
Y decd executed on ne inst ,tay al Juy. 1898
ari recorded n tlie c0untv cout o. Hen,ico, has
assigned t. the subscriber trustee, tor ccst,in
of his SrcS't.iS therein il0ned, de whole al his
estate Of every description, (excep, his household
Furniture, and some 10 dests transferred Nv lin
as trustee, subsequent to the execution of said
trust, as will more fully appear by reference to
the schedule annexed TO said deed j consisting,
of some Lots in the city of Richmond, together
with all his bonds, notes and accounts.--This is
therefore to give notice to The debtors of the said
James Fisher, that all judgments obtained where
the money has not been paid, ali suits Deepen
ding in the courts of this commonwealth or else
where, AL monies in the hands of attornica, she
riffs, or others, which may have been collected
by virtue OF any suit, debt or demand of the said
James Fisher that he is the only person autho.
rised 10 receive such debts and demands and grant
such acquiitances and make such compromises as
he may deem most advisable for the interest OF
said creditors.
A hope is therefore cherished, that every effort
on the part of said debtors, will lee made, in or
der to settlement of their balances, and every
indulgence will be given by him to those who ma
nifest such a disposition.
And whereas it is stipulated by the contract
ing parties to said deed, that certain creditors o.
said James Fisher, who from absence or other
causes, could not signify their wish Of becoming
parties thereto, now, be it understood, that il they
do within sixty days, from the said frs day OF Ju-
, 1903, sign the said deed, that in that case, they
TO be considered entitled TO theirr:teabe pro.
portion of such money shall be collected from
the sale ofproperty and collection of debts; o.
therwse, If they do not, within the time specifi-
ed, make known their determination by subscrib-
ing to the terms agreed upon in the said trust,
that he, the said trustee shall pay such sums
as they would have been entitled to if they had
acceeded to the same james Fisher.
EDW o. w. TRENT.
Au.rusl ItF\
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-16
n HIRIY DOLLARS REWARD-Rar-

HIRiY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
\ away from the subscriber, living in Abe
marie co'inty at Cars Ford, on the 25th dav of
August, likely negro man named SAM. about
feet 8 inches high, very stout made ae has n
small scar over his right eye, he is about SO
years OF age and tolerable black fellow he is
an excellent black smith think it needless to
mention his clothes as he took different kinds
with him he hasa remarkable short and brufr
way Of ans wering when spoken to- Any person
VINO VIII deliver the fellow to me, or secure him
IN any jail SO that get him AGAIN, shall receive
the above reward and all reasonable CHARGES paid.
1t is probable he has provided himself With
free pass.
EDWARD FERNEYHOUGH
September 9. Ofl
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4 lENLMEkT FOR RENT.-WnL1Au
4 Il Wit, being about to remove to the hoys,.
now occnflcd BY Doct Brockenbrourh adibin-
iii% ,Ae Bank OF Virginia, the tenement in which
nc ~ present resides, the property OF David Bul-
iock, - i"' rent 1t has very convenient Office
''' q h""3ef under the roof OF the dwelling
nohae, ,,@5ic and other out-houses, with We
ny i.ie sPnn6 Of water on The lot Possession
viii be de!"ered by t:e goth inst and the term,
made Known on application either to VIM Writ
or David Bullock, Sept. Is. rtfl
AIKEN up Ly George Jones, in Amelia
county about 18Th April last five head
Cal liz, three cows, one heifer and u Stear,
ni"r'eu with crop and nick on the right and
crop and slit IN the lei ears fotr OF them are red
and one black, appraised by us at fourteen
pounds eighteen shliings, given under orr hands
ihis @oth June, 1908 WIN. PRICE, f"r
ROBT VAUGHAN,
=, JAMES VAUGHAN.
M OTIGA is HEREBY GIYEN-Tnat mr.
L bd me safe ot negro man named Riily.
advertised by Messrs James 3. Ferguson. and
o. ). Smith, to be sold at Goochland Court Hous,..
on the thiFd Monday in Septem5er pc,,, H., 80 .
Tue on = dced OF trust executed to tbela by Cppt.
r. =. Randolph, TO secure debt due to Ca1t
VIM boiling The said negro is not named in
the trust deed, and is now NV 1,ropcrtv
Wan. FLEMING
Goocaland, August 3D.
- ----------------
Jus i received and cor SALE BY the su5scTi.
y bcrs,
t c% powder, TEAS in small bor., Of .u
tounB TYSON pcri2r quality.
Tyson Skin, }
Hyson Tea in lead caddies each 2Hb
Old jamaica, Antigua, w. l. and Now Eng
land Rum,
90 bbs. prime green Coffee,
Muscovado Sugar in bbls.
Hat boxes double refined Havarnsb Sugar.
is hhds Molssses,
Fresh Rice in tcrccs,
Best Spanish Scgars whole sale and retail
a general assortment of Paints, Oil. sp,r;ts
furpeitinc, Shoes, Hardware. &c. also doilv ~.
pect b the Schooner Manchester, Storer. J6hhJs
Of Antigua Rum and sweet Oil in case, of 30
bottles each.
nRYSON 6. PARKHILI,
august 80, 1893. t1yr,i
E'OK rem f---The TENEMENT at present
occep!cdb by Mr.. Archibald Foster. near fbc
Market BiTt..gc - Possession may be had ON tho
LIST ct Octobsr next .iiso, FoR RrNr o. SALr.
Two story house, &C. nav finishing Off on
Shpck@ Jul PDssessios OF which NAV be had
about the lstof November neat
Richmond, Sept q ISwl
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M ILLIAMSBURG, AVG q, l8O8-For
w reasons operating the parties, Be i.
knoaon, that the Mercantile Firm OF Greenhow s.
Cole is this day dissolved
The Subscriber offers for sale at Prime cost
and charges, the whole of his well assorted
STOCK i'll TRADE, which has been purchased
on the best terms with ready money, at the fol-
lowing credits, viz. one 9Th part of their amount
with legal interest on the whole to be paid al the
end OF the first year, and so regularly one 9th
part at the end ofeach successive year, with the
interest on what remains unpaid, until the pay
merits are completed; the purchaser giving
bonds, with approved security for the payment of
the different instalinients, as they become due
or he viii receive in payment good paper, Hou-
seS x let's, IN Richmond Norfoil, or Petersburg,
whose situations may be approved OF at fair va
luation.
The subscriber advanced in years, and in
quest OF that reposc, which the evening of life
requires, intends, if the contemplated disposition
OF his goods, is not effected by the f. ST dav OF Oc
tober, next life and health permitting, TO retail
them at very reduced prices for cash ONLY.
Adopting this as his rule of conduct, from
which, he means not to depart he hopes, that
none OF his much respected customers, who have
favored BIN with their orders, and whose pune
ttallty entities them to be dealt with as hereto
fore, will be offended.
That they may have no cause to be SO and
that he may be freed from that load of business.
ever attendant Credit sales it is, that he thus
addresses them.
Pc tu1TFguOIU
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rASH SALES BY virtue of q deed OF trust
~ executed to on the thirteenth day of Iuiy,
1906, by David Ross, Esq for the purpose OF Sc
curingto Benz. Mosby, the sum of fourteen thou
sand dollars, with interest sever thousand
dollars, part thereof, from the said thirteenth
day OF July, 1906 till paid, and all other charges
attending the execution of the said trust deed,
(Which was recorded IN the district court OF Rich
rnond; Virginia. at the September term. 1906.
and in the court of appeals of the state of Ken
lucky, at Frankfort, on the 1ith day of April,
1S07) We will sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money at the front door of the Eagle Ia
vern, in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on Sa-
tnrday the first day Of October next all that ES-
TATE in the countyGf in the este of
Kentucky, called and well known by the me 6s
tie BIG ZONE LICK, containing about two
thousand acres on the Big Bone Greek, and
four thousand acres on the Ohio--the whole
located and surveyed under OLD military warrants.
embracing the whole ofthe said Dayids estatci IN
thatpart of Kentucky, and containing inthe whole,
six thousand acres, be the same more or less
" WILSON y: nqa anhhN, Trustees.
Richmond, Va. August 16, 1903 Ttdsl