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ELECTORS, &c.
Hon. CALEB ST RONG2
III IL A 4 z " (QCNC.

hcH FhdNClO O1N-1,
Suffolk District, Hon. SfoRN BROOKS, Of Jzea.
Essex S. MOSES BROWN, Esq. Beverly.
Esses N Van. BARTL EFT, Esq Mespbwytoyt
dziddiesex, BENEZER BRIDGE, Esq.
Chelmsford
Worcester S. ZEN HE1-WOOD, Esq. Worcester
Worcester N. JfoSIdH STEARNS, Esq. Lune..
burg.
Hampshire S. yoHN HOOKER, Esq Spring.
HAMPSHIRE N JOHN BARRETT, Esq. North
Berkshire, DANIEL DEWEr, Esq WTllia,ns.
Norfolk, EBENEzER Warren. Esq. Foxbo.
rough
Bristol, SAMUEL TOBE1, Esq Berkeley.
Plymouth, .JOSHUA THOMAS, Esq. Plymouth
Barnstoble, &c. LEML WILLIAMS, Esq ~
Bedford.
York, md P FERNALD, Esq. Kittery>
Cumberland, SAMUEL FREE1E4N, Esq. PORT.
Kenne6eck, SAM'L. S. WILDE, Esq HaNoweN
Lincoln, sfEREA1IAR B.aILE1; Esq Wiscasset
The whole number Of votes given in convent
on was 269-and unanimous for the above candi-
dates. There were $50 democratic members
present-bHt they destined ootias.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 16
A motion, that six Thousand copies of the Re
port of the Committee on the subject of the Re
Strictions foreign commerce, be printed and
distributed throughout the Common wealth, with
the yeas and nays annexed
A motion for the purpose of expressing the o.
pinon of the Legislature on the British Orders
of Council, 8. French DEGREES affecting the COM
merce of ta u. States, was laid on the table by
Mr.. Crowninshield
A Protest from the Minority, against the mode
adopted by the Legislature, in choosing Electors
of President and Vice President, was presented,
and motion made that the same be entered on
tie Journal. Carried unanimously.
The committee on the motion for the purpose
Of expressing the opinion of the Legislature, on
the orders and DEGREES affecting the Commerce
of the United States-reported, That the fur
ther consideration of the subject be referred to
the next session of the General Court, and on the
question whether the house would accept the re-
port, il was determined in the afirmative-199
M inbers in the affirmative, and 70 in the mega
tive.
On Tuesday, in the House of Representatives
Resolutions were reported, to instruct the Scna-
tors, and request the Representatives of this
State, in Congress, to use their utmost endeayors
to affect the repeal of the Embargo Laws and to
express the opinion of the Legislature that no
point of etiquette ought to be permitted 70 ope-
rate as a bar to arrangements which involve the
peace and prosperity of the country. After an
animated debate, which continued until late
hour last evening, they passed by the following
honorable majority -
For them, 1862 ,1o:ou;., 90
Against them, 147 MINORITY o.
The Senate took up these Resolutions yester-
day afternoon, and after considerable debate a.
greed i'm Resolution of concurrence.
1.-THE Resolutions not being signed by the Pre-
sident and Speaker, we were unable to procure
a copy for this days paperJ
The Legislature is expected to rise this day.
Boston Gag Nov. IL
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DELAWARE ELECTORS.

Tuesday last the Assembly of Delaware,
appointed the electors for President, which
were federal.
LANES BOOTH,
NICHOLAS RIDGELEY,
And DANIEL RODNEY.
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ed virtue of decd of trust, executed by E.
Z ) lijan Dickinson TO VIM. Lawrence, on the
18th day ofFebguary, 1902 and duly recorded IN
LOUIS court, to secure the payment of sum of
money, and inseresttherein specified, due to Lud-
low and Nmrod Bramham: VIII be sold, to an
swer the purposes specified in said deed, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at Louisa court
house, on the 22d day of December Ext, one ne
gro man IOG1, and one negro woman P.lI'I'r.
The title to these negroes is believed to be coed,
',it as only act as trustee, shall convey only
such title Us is vested il me.
WIN. G. POINDEXTER,
Trustee APPOINTED ly decree If Louisa Court,
20 act insteadgf Nm Lawrence. dec'a
NOV. Is 1aw4w
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4 AMES STRATTON, TAYLOR-At the
- corner of the Brick Row and the Gross street.
leading 10 Mayo's Bridge, respectfully informs
the public and his former customers, that (baving
returned TO this city, and resumed his profession)
he IS ready and 7oiHinS to execute their commands,
on the So,fest notice, in the Gest manner and on
the 7tost reasonable terms. Nov. H. Ttfl
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- ANk NOTES, as below described, were
4 put into the post Office at this place on 9th
May last, encl osed in aleter addressedto Mcssrs
John Warler and Sons, Piladelphi;, and which
letter has never been eceived il is therefore APP
pretended that the BANK NOTES may have fall
len into improper hands should such APP
pear in circulation, earnestly request that they
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received, and
if required, literally rewarded
BUCHANAN c, POLLOK
Petersburg, July ). 90
Bank of Virgiaia payable attbeir Office Of Dis
count and Deposit Petersburg, to Robert Biz
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NINcENNEs.Oc s.

VINcENNEs, Oct s.
Governor Harrison mas recently received
letter from George Holsman, collector OF
the district of Michilimackinac, and Samuel
Abbot, assistant judge, from which it appears
that on the 18th August, John Campbell, esq
Indian agent for the United States, at Prai
ric dos Chiens, and Mr.. Radford Crawford,
one of the British Mackinac company, met
near the British fort opposite to Macanac,
to decide an affair ofhonor, when the former
was mortally wounded, and died On the even
ing of the next day.
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLETJRE.
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We understand from some Of the chiefs of the
latter, that they wilt be able 10 bring 5000
warriors into the plains it is probable the o.
sayes will get the Panies to join the as
the invaders must march through the plains,
and as the Osages and Panies fight on horse
back, there is no doubt of warm and i'm
portant campaign.
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II ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
- NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services TO his friends and the public in the a.
boye line ofbl siness and soicts their patronage
G. GREENWICH
Dec. IS. Eoawtf1
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WASHINGTON, Nov. II.

AS proof Of the increasing value of our
interior country, we give the following fact /;
Thirteen acres Of the pub &c land sold at
auction, az Cincinnati, for s 10,7o4.
The entire sales Of the public lands, since
the opening of the public Offices, will be
found to net six millions Of dollars, at more
than two dollars an acre, and more than two
thirds ofthis sum has been paid by the pur
Chasers.
When we consider that the averaged re-
ceipts are equal to the entire expence from
the national civil list, & that we have yet near
five hundred millions of acres for sale, as our
population advances, we cannot but rejoice
at our preemifent Situation in point o. natl
onal resources.
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WILL lie sold, TO the highest bidder, at the
w Saw-Mill Of Capt. Ben Johnson, decd of
Henrico county, On Wednesday the 3Otl inst
large quantity of PLANK well assorted also,
some NOES, and many other things too tedious
10 mention.-Credit will be given the purchasers
until the 25tl Of October next, by giving bond
with approved security, with interest from tie
date, but the interest viii be RENTED if punctue
Iypad, for all sums above ten dollars, and for
ten and under, cash will lie required by
NAT. PEhKINS,
AdniniStrafor of
BENG. JOHNSoN, Dec'd
NOV. %. ran
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n. B. The Editors of the different papers
in This city, and throughout the United States,
are requested to give the foregoing one inser-
tion... Phil. Gaz.
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The house adjourned until four; when few
minutes after the Hon. Senate came in, and for
med convention of both branches of the lcgisla-
ture. The president having stated the object of
the convention to be the choice of Nineteen E.
lectors of President and Vice President COM
mittee of FIVE was raised to collect the votes
which done: the Chairman reported, that the
whole number of votes was 269--and that the
following Patriots and Statesmen were unani-
2nousip elected =
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CHAn1RsroN Nov. IA.


rive believe the following British orders
in council, have not been heretofore publish
ed in this city-they have been acted upon
rsomc time past in the West Indies. )--Cou-
.~ier.
COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL,
18th July, 1908.
SIR, -
am din cted by the lords of the commit
tee for Trade and Foreign plantations, to &C
quaint YOU, for the information of the COM
missoners o. his Majesty's customs, that
their lordships having had under considerati-
OH several applications from persons desl-
rous of CARRYING on trade between British ISL
ands ii the West Indies and certain French
Islands there, under any flag that may be
thought most seC,Ee; and being OF opinion
il may, under present circumstances, be adj
yisable e. give the utmost possible encourage
mint TO an Intercourse which shall facilitate
the introduction of British manufactures and
East India goods into the French and Spa
niSh settlements in the West Indies or on the
coast of America, and to procure in return
from thenceinto our Islands, all the articles
enumerated in the first section OF Stat 45th.
Geo. III. chap 81. And their lordships ha-
wing taken measures to give facility TO such
an Intercourse. are ofopinion that it is of i'm
portance il should be carried on, at as mode
,ierate expence to the parties as possible
The rips being short, and the vessels of
small size. And am, therefore, to signify
their Lordships' directions, that the commits
sioners of his Majesty's customs do enJoin
. the officers in the Revenue, under their ma
nsgement, to take no higher fees tor -oreign
, Vessels employed in the above trade, than
chose established in the case of British ves-
sells,
ON CT
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For them, 1862 ,n.;o.;.,,
Against them, 147 ''

The Senate took up these Resolutions yester-
day afternoon, and after considerable debate a.
greed in Resolution of concurrence.
1.-THE Resolutions not being signed by the Pre-
sident and Speaker, we were unable to procure
a copy for this days paperJ
The Legislature is expected to rise this day.
Boston Gag Nov. IL
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Il dI'It VIZ
Your most obdt. servant.
Signed STEPH. CoTTRELt.
IL H. Lichmond, Esq.

Wool, cotton wool, indigo, cochineal,
all ao!ts of wood for dyer's use, hides, skins
ard tlliow, beaver and all sorts OF furs, tor
toisoshel hard wood OF small timber, mahogany
and IA o,her woods for cabinet ware, horses,
asses, mules and cattle, and all coin and bull
hon, diamonds and precious stones.
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MONDAY. Nov. IA. 1908.

MONDAY, Nov. ii, 1908.
When the House assembled at O'Clock, the
discussion Of the {" Order and Direction" of the
Legislature was resumed. II was opposed by
Messrs. Mcfarland, Morton, Weston, OF N. G
Bangs, Ridley, and others; and ably advocated
by Messrs Gore, Thatcher, Charming, Ives, BIZ
gclow, (of L. Whitman and others.
The debate continued until near three o'clock,
when the question was taken by yeas and nays,
ALL
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a LII persons having claims against the Is
n tate of VIM. Friend, decd late Of Man.
chester, are hereby required to bring them for.
ward, as carly as possible, that arrangements
may be made for payment and all persons in
debted to said estate, earnestly solicited to
make payment, as speedily as possible. The ST.
tuation of the estate being SUCH as to render il
impossible to grant longer Indulgence.
THOMAS BRANCH, Executor.
Chesterfield, NOV. L I2m)
FOR SALE, S37 HiAs. upper Inspected TO
Il BHcCO,
1000 lbs. Soal LEITHER,
10 Tierces common WlHISKEl,
Casks real old rectiiird DO.
10 Tons country bar IRON, by
Wa. w. DICKINSON.
NSY T. [1ml
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HAVANA, October D.
ENtr0ct from the 13exico extra Casstte, of the
l6th Sep. 1903.
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His name was spelt Mile or Mines.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-07
mo. Oil.

Al a general assembly Of the state CT Con-
neciicut, held at NcW-Hayen, on the second
Thursday of October, A. ID. lsoz--UpoH tie
petition of Simeon Loomis, of East Windsor,
in Hartford county, showing to this assembly
that by means of various misfoftuDes lie is re.
Guced to poverty, PRAYING fer IN actsof l,so!-
vency; and that some Of LIS creditors are re-
sident in the states of .N,sv- York, Vi1gi1ia and
Georgia, as per memorial on file dated I've
F2lst day of September, a. d. 1907
Resolved by this .Asaem6ly, That said pcti-
tion be continued to the session ofthis Assem-
bly, to be holden in Hartford, in May next,
and that notice OF the prndency thereof BE ad-
yertised in some Of Tie newspapers published
in the city Of Newly ork Alexandria IN Viz
ginia, and Savannah i'll Georgia, three weeks,
at least SIX weeks before said session; which
shall be good and sufficient notice TO tie ere
ditors in the said states of the perdcncy ofsaid
petition.
A true copy Of record.
Examined by
Samuel WHY'S, Secy.
March 2. d3w
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A RUNAWAY.


ON the Sd instant, Immediately after hay
~ ing struck several times bis overseeS
ran away from Notley-Hall farm, opposite
Alexandria, negro fellow called BILLY,
between 81 and % years Of age: he is well
made, stout and strong his skin very black
eyes small, nose fat, mouth large, lips ex-
treniely thick, conntenance bad, and his voice
weak and boyish; is also slow and surly in
answering questions bad on when he vent
off a blue roundabout jacket, patched in diff
rent parts, with Pantaloons Of country cloth,
and blue great coat. Any person who will
secure said negro, SO that his owner may get
him again, shall be adequately rewarded BY
making application to the subscriber, nanag
er on the above mentioned farm.
John Alliion.
February $
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-07
Land for Sale at Auction.

Land for Sale at Auction.
yNT1I,L be sold at Public Sale at a credit
wv Of aud years, on Tuesday 22d
day ofMarch next, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing tract of LAND to wit
One Tract containing 374 "a
ores, laying in Fairfax county upon the OK
road, adjoining the lands of Edward Wash
ington and about q miles from the town OF
Occoquan. This Tract is all in wood, lies
level and is well watered, and at least one halt
is valuable meadow land.
Also,
An undivided .molety OF a
tract in the county Of Prince William, con-
tanning 80 acres, whereon George Niillsnow
lives, immediately upon the river and 2 miles
above the town oeOccoquan, will be sold the
following day being the 23d day of March
Also,
cne other tract on the following day, being the
|, 24th day Of March,
Containing about 200 acres.
This land is under cultivation, lies we'll, is
we'll watered and is under rent from year to
year, at l5co VT. tobacco per year. 1t lies adj
iioining the Lands of VIM. Grant in Prince
William county,m good neighbourhood, a
bout ls miles from the town Of Occoquan,
and Is from Dumfries. The purchaser can
not have possession of this tract before the lst
! of Jan. 1909.
.dLSO,
Viii be sold the .follozung day sa the Premises,
being tie 25th day Of March,
One other Tract OF Land con-
| tanning 200 acres, Immediately at Bland's
/ ford upon Occoquan river, and IS miles a.
|lboye the townof Occoquan, this land is well
Improved has good buildings calcula ted for a
tavern, store and distillery, with convenient
,nout-houses.
Indisputahle titles will be given the par
chaser, to each of these tracts, on the tlrst pay
tment being made, the purchasers giving a
/. trust deed on all the premises to secure the
payment of the other two thirds.
n. Ellicott.
Occoquan, Feb. 10, Gl5] dts.
ALMANACS for 1903,
last Published and for sale, By
| Cotton and Stewart.
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John C. Vowel.
Mr.. c. E N E X ( S

las tie hleas9l. eto iaf,ra.his FRIENDS anathe
Pubic,
THAT be has commepced his PRACTISING
Buits, and will continue them as heretofore.
Mr.. GENEnIs begs the parents who have
children to be.instructed, will please to send
chem as soon as possible, SO as to give them
an opportunity Of improving sufficiently, as
he. intends to have an Erhi6ificn atthe con-
clusion Of his school for their amusement
which will serve to create ambition. !,
November ID. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-07
For Sale,
[ VALUABLE MIR CHANT MILL,

a VALUABLE MIR CH.zAT MILL,
( n containing two pair Of Stones and the
necessary machinery for manufacturing -four !;
also Mill for grinding corn and rye, and a
Saw Mill, all in complete order. This pro
rerty is very convenient TO Alexandra, and
situated in a most excellent neighborhood for
wheat and for retailing goods For the a
mount of the purchase, wet and dry goods
would be taken Cor a considerable part or per.
Aaps all, or some Alexandria property would
De taken for part. For further particulars
enquire of the PAINTER.
February 10. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-07
TO RENT.

y NL4V ~,
A comfortable and convenient two story
Frame House, at the lower end of Royal
street, lately in the occupancy 0. Mr.. John
Jameson. Possession may he lad immedi-
ately.
Also TO LET,
The coachmaker's. Sheds at the upper end
of Royal street, lately occupied by Messrs.
Res and Taylor.
John T. Brooks.
March g.. cost
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Valuable Property for Sale.
81 @ BE SOLD, in four distinct lots O

n. u III IUtiF uISlIHCl IUlS VI
IS gether, four acre. of LAND, contain
itg from enc anda quarter acre to two acres
aeh, most eiigibly situatedswithout the terri
DRY of Columbia, extending in a right line
rom Gibbon-strcet to Great-Hunting- Creek,
.ntcrsccting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
1rcet, and sounding east and west on Fayr
ette and Payne-streets.
"A plan of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY application to
James Patton.
June %. 2awtf
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Landing and for Sale

From the brig Fapsrte, CAPT, John Stacey
b.les Russia SHEETINGS
8 do. RAVENS. DUCK
10 do. ALMONDS
9 hhds COFFEE
so bis. new RUM
John G. Laid.
Also from brig Ruth, CAPT. 1obey,
"a bis. and 2 hhds. RUM ~
Linseed, Spermaceti and Tanners OIL
SOAL LEATHER, GOLDFISH In boxes
SALMON III barrels
A quantity of SHOES, &c.
FOR SALE as ABOVE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-07

JOSEPH Vaudeville,
CORNER CT KING IND FAIRFA STREETS,
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID. Cohen Chaefe 1T quality,
sls ton assorted Patent Shot,
so half chests & boxes
7 1@1ss'i dyson, ) zu4s,
Hyson-skin,
$ pipes choice Cognac Brandy
. 80 bills. Rye .Whiskey,
& Is cases old Me1oc Claret superior
quality,
70 ID Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Salt-pctre,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist
80 boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
IS kegs yellow ground Ginger,
50 boxes HAVANA Segars,
S cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley.
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with very general assortment Of
Wines, LIQUORS and Groceries, he will sell
low for cash, produce or the usual credit.
Nov l6
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. MONDAY, MARCH - 1903.
TO RENT,

A convenient two story D4uellins House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupiedby Mr.. John Ramsay.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert I. Taylor.
January r.. 1aW
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Richmond Tile Mam.factory.

70
|1NHE subscriber having procured the ex,
Il elusive right to manufacture in this
and several other states Harwood's much
improved Patent Tile for covering houses,
and at considerable expense erected the ne.
cessary buildings, &c. for carrying on that
useful business extensively, now offers to
supply, at a short notice, any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price of
Thirty Five Dollars per thousand, deliv-
cred at his factory.
He can with confidence, founded on ac--
tual experiment, in the covering of about
~ houses In this city, assert, that houses
can be covered with this tile as cheap in
the first instance, as with shingles of the
first quality, and when the security against
hire, the difference of insurance, the dura-
ollity and particular construction on these
tile to resist the most penetrating rains and
SHOWS are considered, he cannot doubt of
meeting with considerable ENCOURAGEMENT.
1t requires only the examination of well
covered roof to convince the most preudi-
ced mind of their superiority to any other
tile heretofore made, or to the best slate,
and viii cost less than the latter, after pay
ing the expense of water carriage TO al
mnst any part of this continent.
Particular attention will be paid to orders
from other towns, and in ali cases where
they are shipped, he will deliver them
whole and sound, along side of the vessels,
at the expense of carriage only to the pur-
chasers Any person skilled in the art Of
thing, will put On those tile with great fa-
ciliy, but where they cannot be procured,
he can engage few here who have had
some experience, and will go a moderate
distance, if the job is Insufficient magnitude
and their travelling expenses paid.
BENJAMIN DU VAL.
Richmond, March IL, 1908.
N. B. wish to sell Patent Rights in SCI
yeral other etatec x,f u n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
For Sale,

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ~
"a ing in the county of Powhatan, containing
by late survey, Five Hundred and Forty One
Acres--two hundred and seventy six acres OF
which is prime woodaud--about 20 acres of
first rate Meadow Land, which may be render
ed very valuable with small expense This is
the tract whereon col. VIM Mayo, late of Pow
hatan county, deed. lived, lying about miles
above fowhatan courthouse, within four of
lanes and four OF Appou,attox rivers, in :
healthy neighbothood and convenient 10 several
merchant mills. Thislaud is well W altered, with
excellent springs, and is suitably adapted 10 the
balance of corn, wheat and tobacco.
The improvements are Dwelling House 4S
by 90 feet, With q passage and three rooms on
the FIRST hoor, and passage with Two rooms on
the upper, with twenty two feet square wing
with two rooms, some Necessary out buiidings--
all of which want some repairs.
shall proceed 10 offer this land for sale at
See ville, the seventeenth Cay of August next,
being Powhatan court day, on the following
terms-The sum of seven hundred and fifty
pounds cash in hand, on the day of sale, and for
the balance, credit of TWO years will be given
the purchaser bond wiki approved security
will be required, carrying interest from the day
of sale, if not punctually paid also a deed Of
trust on the said land 10 secure the payment of
the bance.
1t is deemed needless to say any thing more,
rs il is presumed, that those who may wish 20
purchase, will 6rst view the premisss, which
will be ;hewn by capt Benja. Messy, or Mr.
T'hos. I. Swami. living near shsrsto--or to the
Subscriber living near Powhatan Courthouse.
WIZ. MAYO, Junr.
Powhatan County, June 90. 1908. 3w