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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-25

I AND asD NEG .<OES to he rented nd ii-
~ rcd.--On Monday the 18th day OF ,.ecm-
Der neNt, II fair, il not the next fair day, will
let ior the term OF three years, tract OF LAND
IN the county OF Louisa, known by the name CT
the Healing Springs, containing about l. 10a-
ctes-On tins tract there is about 800 acres OK
open land, i'll good order for cropping, 100 acres
OF which are creek and river low-grounds, ct
prime quslity--120 bushels of bearded wheac
will be Immediately and carefully seeded, one
half of which will be sownm tobacco land. The
Mineral Springs On this tract were much frequen-
ted when kept as apub!ic place, their virtues are
attested by Physicians of the first emirence, and
some late and surprising cures, have, beyond all
controversy, established their value aud their
powers. There are scverairOomy and conre nient
houses, all of which (eNccpt one small house or
chamber Kept for my own use,) will be let with
the land. At thc'same time and place, will be
hired 20 ra!uablccrop hands, consisting of Men,
Women, Boys and Girls l am willing to divide
the land in parts, and hire The negroes separate
y, but should be better pleased and would make
some abatement, if could meet with any proper
person who would undertake the whole AT the
same time and place, will be sold - valuable
work Mules, the stock OF Cattle, Sheep & Hogs,
plantataton Tools, 300 bbls. OF Corn, Tops and
Blades, 500 bushels of Oats, and some Hay. ON.
light Coachee, with harness for two horses, one
Still, several articles of valuable Furniture con-
sisting of Mahogany Tables, Chars and Couch
suntliy Walnut Tables s. Windsor Chairs. large
Locking Glasses i'll guilt frames, a quantity of
China, Queens and Glass Ware, Kitchen Fur.
n'ture, &c. sc. too tedious to enumerate For
all purchases under Is dolls. cash will be requi-
red-for all between Is and 100, twelve months
credit will be given-and for all purchases over
100 dolls will wait two years, but in every case
bonds with the most undoubted security will be.
required, bearing interest from the date unless
punc,laiiy pad. GEO: FLEMING.
Healing Springs, Oct. z. Ttfl
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a POST S;yEEP S9.fNE, will be ran fer
( y overt.,e Tappahannoe, Josie. CiuD course,
oa he 2!t,ot October re ", with three sold
coils and flies, twt,mhe heats entrance fifty
dollars,-or fifty bushels of understandable wheat,
to be delivered in Tappahannock, or to the order
of the winner of the race, play or pay--tree for
any three years old colts or hilies.-Subscriber
to the above--Ralph Wormley, John Hoomes,
John Daingcrheld, James G. Taliaferro, and Jno.
NJ. Garrett
2nd. Day.--A Subscription Purse, including
tire toll Of the two first days, free for any horse,
mare or geiding, 3 mile heats, entrance 20 dolls.
each.
Srtl. Day.-A Mule Race, best three in five,
mile heats, entrance five dollars each, with the
toll of the third day. sa
Weights, sc. agreeable to the rules of the
Tappahannock Jockey Club
Il. S. BRCCKENBROUcH
Oct. a. Ioawtdr
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[ N Pursuance of decree in Chancsry, made
&. by the Court of the u. States for the 9Th cir
cut, in the district ofVrginia. AT the November
term, IN the year 1905, we shall expose to Public
Auction, ats.he time and place hereinafter men,
toned: Two TRACTS in the county of Gooch-
land, on the Beaver Dam Greek, containing nine
hundred acres am the other called Little-I Is
land, containing 10 acres, at Goochland court
house on the court day thereof, on Monday the
21st day of November, 1903. The dover of the
widow OF VIM. Ronald, will be first deducted,
and the conditions on which the said land are
directed under the said decree, will appearthere-
IN and will be communicated on the day OF sale
The terms OF payment will be as follows one
fourth ofthe purchase money to be paid i'll cash,
and the remaining three fourths in three equal
eustalments Of six, tw 1--we and eighteen months
credit. In all other respects the aforesaid decree
will be pursued.
WIN. BERKELEY, }
JOSIAH ELLIS, "0"'n''f-
VIM MANN, ''
September Is. C1aw2mI
@; The sale ofthe above property has repeat
eddy been postponed bat will positively take place
on the day above mentioned.
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} ANAWAY from the Subscribers Farm. near

= ANAW Az from The Subscribers Farm. near
1A Cha'iestown, III Jefferson county, in Aoril
last, Negro Man called JOHN ROMAN--he
IS bout "a years ot age about five feet i've or six
inches high, well made, and has !, small seal. be-
tween his eyes he wore a blue clog D lone. coat
and pantsloons, striped cotton waistcoat, shoes
and black WOODEN stockings, and is, by trade, am
excellent black smith and gun-smith purcha-
sed him OF Major Scott ofthe city of Richmond
he formerly belonged to Mr.. David Ross, and Ii
we'd Il am told,) at Columbia on James river, en-
sioyed at his trade. He was unprecedented in Ma,
ryland in May, and in my absence, was brought
home aid placed by my overseer, in the iail of
Jefferson county, from which he made his escapc
n few days. He had when apprehended, a
forged pass, aud am since informed, can write.
atoierable hand. ! will give n reward of twenty
dollars, to any person who will apprehend and
secure him so that get him again.
BENNETT TAYLOR,
Charlestown, JEFF. Co'ty Va. Oct 4 E5wl
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MI K LIE TELLER, DENTIS1-In The
house adjoining Mr. Edmund Rantlolph's
near the Capitol, Is now practising i'll the various
branches OF ms profession, /. e. cleansing and
restoring The teet:' To their natural elegance by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar
"hich adheres to them in the form Of q black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
aecaylnS, an offensive breath, and the corroder
OF the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
so as to stand firm, being useful as well as orna
mental, plugs the dccaycd cavities of such as can
be preserved, and extracts such as are too far
gone to be saved, in which operation q makes
use OF BRuFF's PArENr EXrRACrIxG 1NsrRU-
MENrs, which takes the teeth out without an,
possibility OF fracturing the jaw or brliisinp tho
gums, and with much less pam than tie ins,ru-
inents that are IN general use; for which opera-
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his OWE
house
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing con /.
cermng the advantage derived from the manner
OF his performance or his abilities leaving it for
ms former operations to speak
lie has DENTIERIoE prepared by himself eff
a superior quality for the preservation fthe gums
and teet'', void of corrosive substance
Mr.. LIE TELLER wishes the public to have
notice that as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, ali his prices are consdera.
bly, lower than when he was only a visitor of the
place.
A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place will be attended to-
CT He keeps constant supply. Of Teeth Ex-
tracing Instruments, key Kind, and best ,l;ia.r ',
for sale
May s. I1awsn1
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o ANK NOTES, as below described, were
put into the post Office at this place on 9th
May last, encI osed in letter addressed to Messr,
john Warder and Sons, Philadelphia, and which
letter hasnever been received ii is therefore aI
pretended that the BANK NOTES may have i,al.
len into improper han,ls and should such an.
pearln circulation, we earnestly request that they
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received. and
if required, liberals, rewarded
BUCHANAN G. POLLOK.
Petersburg; July s az
Bank Of Virginia payable ut their Office Of Dis.
count aad Deposit Petersburg, to Robert Biz
chett President thereof or Bearer.
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u oTlcE--In the year 1898, request was
- made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia.
Through Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon.
don) TO MIR Thomas Dgses, then in England, to
make enquiry for the heirs or the family of Mr.
abraham Mines who, when a you'll, left Br;pr.
house near Huddersfeld in Yorkshire for Ame-
rca, and WAS clerk to a merch mt in Virginia
afterwards Kept store of his own, had a partner
IN trade, q q ed unmarried, about the wear 17s3
leaving landed and other property Unfortunate.
~ by the loss at sea, Of the Snip Jane and Ra.
chcl, capt. u ide from London to Alexandria in
Tie year 1898, the letters Of request and other
papers and memorantlums were lost, and even
'1he writer's name, which is supposed TO be Fur
~ or fareiy as well as his place of residence has
Deen forgotten, but is guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginia.
The ubscribers, Or either of them, will he
much Obliged to any one, informed of either of
the parties above alluded to- or can give any trace
asto their residence, or informed of any landed
or otner property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaining the names, places of residence, or
effects OF said deceased &c. &C.
GEO: MiLNES, Merchant Boston
IHoS. DIGGES, Fort UG,brton, Potomac.
GEO: W. RIGGS. eeorge-25,ua, N'
October IA r3m1
His name was speIt Mills or Milnes
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" IKGINIA--At a Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in Richmond,
Sept. the 18Th, 1907.
John Hopkins, Plaintiff against Cortin Grif.
fin, Henry Lee, Saml. G. Adams, John Banks &
John Haryie, defendants.
This suit abates to the defendant, Jno Har.
vie by his death, and oil the motion of The Plain.
dH, by counsel, a Subpoena Scirefacias, to revive
against Edwin Haryic, his executor, is awarded
rcturnable here, and the defendant Saral C. A
dams, upon whom al attachment for his contempt
in not answering the bill of the plaintiff, hath
been returned executed, still failing to answer
the same, the court, on motion of the Plaintiff
by counsel, doth take his bill for confessed MS to
that defendant, and The cause coming on TO he
heard, as to the defendant, John Banks, on the
bill and his answer, and beiDg argucd by counsel,
on consideration thereof, the count doth refer tho
accounts between che parties in this suit to one
Of its Commissioners TO be by him exaiiired
stated and settled, and TO the court reported.
with any matters specially stated, thought pert.
nent by himself, of required BY the parties 10 be
50 stated, unless the defendants, Corbn Griffin.
Sunl G. Adams and Edwin Harvie, or or before
the 10th day Of the term next, after they shall
nave Been served, with copy ofthis order shew
cause to the contrary.
A Copy.--Teste,
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~ ESNOES FOR SALE.-By virtue of a
IN Deed Of Trust, executed to no. bv Mill.
Waddil, of Prince Edward county, bearing date.
~ 10th OF May. 1903, for the purpose Of se~,,-
ring TO Sterling Smith, and to Sterling Smith and
co. Sums of money therein expressed I'VE shall
on wednesday the 10Th day OF November next.
az 'ne dwelling place OF Che iate Miller Waddell,
deceased, proceed to sell for ready money. fl,e
lod"w'ng SLAVES, to wit. Lace and her cbildren-
,Whney and / yi1r, or many of them as ma,
DC sufficient to discharge the purposes Of SCI
oeed' JANES DICK, lr.1 r.
Wa WHITE, 5 A|"'f~
OcI 4 TepulSr
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His name was speIt Mills or Mines.

.ESERTED.-from the service of the Uni
~ ted States, on the 9th instant Private in
the 5th regiment OF infantry, named John
FERCUSON-30 years of age, feet Q in
ches high, swartby complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes, has sickly appearance.-He was born in
Delaware county, state of Pcnnsylvania-by
profession shoemaker The said Ferguson
had on at the time of his desertion, a round sal
Tors Jacket, slash sleeves, dark drab colour, blue
striped Virginia cloth vest, and Corduroy Pam
falcons, torn on the knees-Vrginia cloth shirt
and an old pair of half boots, bound with cord,
which he generally wore under his pantaloons
ALSO deserted on the same day, GABRIEL,
JONES, 81 years of age, ) feet IL inches
high, fair complexion, hale eyes auburn hair
when spoken to has n down Look Born in Es-
sex county, Va--bred a Farmcr--fIe wore H.
way a round striped Virginia cloth coat, white
home spun PantalOones, and vest of the same.
Whoever will apprehehd the said deserters,
and deliver them 20 nc, or TO any officer in the
service Of the United States shall receive TWEEN,
ty dollars rcward,--or ten dollars for either
EDWARD BILLIARD, Cant.
5tll u S Reg. infantry
Rendezvous, Petersburg.
Sept 10. rfe
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| 1aw6m

= OTiCE-The copsrtnersliip of Archibald
Bryce e Co. was on the first dav Of this
month dissolved by mutual consent All those
indebted 10 Archibald Bryce senr. decd or Ar.
cnlbald Bryce senr-Sc Archibald Bryce iunr ira
ding under the firm Of Archibald Bryce g. Co. for
dealing at the store in Coochand Kept by Arcli-
bald Bryce from the first day of Sepir seventeen
hundred and ninety one, to this present date are
to pay their respective balances to Archibald
Bryce surviving copartner, who alone is ati-
thorised TO receive the same and grant dischar-
ges-and those TO whom the concern is indebted
viii apply to him for settlement.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, swpiOing Cobartney,
JOHN BRYCE, administrator of
ARCHIBALD BRYCE senr
II is hardly necessary to remind those whose
accounts have been some time due, of the neccs-
slty OF making speedy payment to enable me TO
close the concern of Archibald Bryce & Co
ARCHIBALD BRYCE.
The business of the store will be continued
and carried only
: JOHN II. ID. PAYNE
ooocnIaho, September b. (Iaw2m)
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a t PR{VA7'E SALE, at MyEas's Auction
n Store, just received
Bales Kendall Cottons,
3 Bales Blue and white mixed Kersevs
5 Bales Halt. Tricks, assorted-4-wEite, blue
green and mixed
Bales Welsh Plains--whitc and blue,
5 Bales Coating--bue and FED,
Gases London fashionable Beaver Hats,
ana an additional supply of the best Dntcl,
1SLIf%G CLoIH5. Also, in Store, Prime
Muscovado Sugars, in hhds. and bis. Loaf su.
gar, Molasses, cid Madeira Wine, a quantity of
Gin Cases and Demijohns. Oct IL. rTtf1
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pBTER rINsLEY. c. e.

n oMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, Richmond
" 9Th October, 18OS--The parties concefred
are requested to attend at my Office, at the Bel
Tavern IN this city, on the 9th day of Dec next.
at which time shall proceed to carry tho above
decretai order into effect
PATS. HENDRBN, NJ CorI,nissi9aey.
oct IL 1aw4~
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ROARDING, LODGING, AND ENTER
~ FAlNMEET. The subscriber is now keep.
ing a boarding h0tise in the commod.ous and con.
venlent'y situated house, formerly occupied Inv
MAJOR James Gibhon. on the main-street opposite
to EarFs's brick building, where she will accom-
moaate Ladies and Gentlemen by the day, week.
month, quarter, or year, with penteej bna,d
lodging and enteitainrncnt.-No ex,ytions sjsIi
be wanting ON her part 70 give satisfaction To
those vino VII favour her with their company.
-, ANNA BYRD
NCluhufu' oept 80 (eptf1
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We can speak with the best assured conf
dence, that no change whatever has taken place,
nor was any likely 10 take place in France in rcIs-
ton 10 the Milan DECREE; and that it has Eeen
determined since the return Of the emperor to
Paris in August, to cause more effective and RI
goroGs exclusion of intercourse, between all
parts of the continent, under the power OF infu-
cnce Of France than before...tb
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-26
Land for Sale at A.uct;.

IN Al4 De sod at Pubic Sale ),
w CT ! and years, on EIona' ''s'p
day oIAsarch next upoa the PREMISE @ = vt,
lowing ,ractlot LAND 10 Wit ''''' 'fc ID
One Tract contalnino :,
cres, I&yingin Fairfax county pns . 4lfa
read. adjoining the lands OF gd@srd ' ,1 o.
ington aid abont q. miles frcm ~ "aSa.
occoquan. This I ract is ali in soa |"a d
icyc! ssHd IS we'll waterca, ana at ,as o, lbs
Is galaailc meadow land. Wv aa
MLSo,
Al undivided mo;etv &c
tract in the county Of Prince WA,;:,,, "
tanning $50 acres, Wherein George s..;; NJ So''
IiTss, 1deiatc!y upon TIE or aDd2 ~
above TIC town oEGcccq,lan, viii teso ".ii''
following day being lie 29ti day Of Gss, ~
Also, ''
oae alter s1act on Ike jottszyirs duQ, 5eios -
2osh day Of March, "'
Containing about 200 acres
This land is undcr cultivation, les v.n .
well waterel and IS under rent from va,r y
year, at 1909 VT. tobacco per year. It'ies y
joining the Lands Of YIN. Grant IN Fce,.
1iil'iar' County. in a good neigbbourbool ;.
bout 10 miles from the town Of Ccco.,,,a
aad Is from Dumfrics. The 2arcbasepr.,'
BOT lave possession Of this tract before the 10
OF San. 1909.
Also,
s1N Be sold tie talloznng day or tie ja,rszba
6<iag ire 3ist DAY q :Murci,
One other Tract O. Land c37,
ta;n;ng 900 acres, immediately At Bin9.
torri upon Cccoquan river, All Is uiIes;.
Dove tie town cf Occoqua', THIS t.aais a,l
improved has good buildings calculated Ora
tavern, stcrc and disGii!ery, Win conv:i,s,
put-hGuscs.
Indisputa5oie t;Acs VIII be given Il: m,
chaser, 20 each OF these tGacts, Oh ihc 6rstgw
ipent being made, the purchasers siyiog
trust decd on al tic premises to seCare i:
payment of the other tae tairls,
n. EiIicot:,
cceo1uan. Feb. 10, rs DIS.
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n o TIC s,

APPLICATION having esaefs rlasse % ms !.
IN the mode prescribed by me ON aFtlcse :
tan fundamental resolutions tor the soYe ris-
u,o.ss Of shs PesasytoaaiG colgier bf''aes Co"'
hass. stating that q esSReaL NEE q, tilS
Staesbolders IS requisite Tor the interest ct
rsa ssia COMPANY lido therefore, hereby So
min, Fsila, the ia of April next, at thses
. slacss In the afternoon, al Gausoy 80: -
Alexandria, as the zine and Place OF hoialEs
the sane, when and whese the ososAhoiu-
ers in the said C9mpang are reaaestea 70 al
tead. 80
John Potts, President;
: March lS
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Mount WeM:ngtto5 for Sale.

= viii sell my FARM in FaiGfaz couar,
:. and give i,nmeGiate possession. Ii les
than three miles fyoEl Alexandra, and SIX
from the George own ierry--t'e dis.ai'ac
from the projected bridge viii be less--saa
house stands Oh an elevated tll!, aId ever,
looks tic City, Alexandra, the riyer; WITH
the shore, ar.d kills. Of MARYLAND. The aaas'
which ! erected, aid IS neaiiy .2.aaet, con,
sists of center house t'To sto.lea it5h, aas
wings Of oDs, joined 70 i, BY Circular c'IF''
doris, tie north wing contains 2 sma roo:-@l
tic fo. CT it, and tic corridor ac,oi"ih5'
intended Tor green house, Ills iea's 10 !
drawing rocT,l---a dining room Sal'af"'Sa
from il by the passage ana staircase, IS ''*h'.
to the soash corridor which coata'as ) a'o"s's.
AMI leads to TIC kitcben-tti"@2 aalaii I.0'''. -
this wing With tho kitchen---a pump g! e$'''.
.ent water at tie door. The second SOY I"
he center house contains chambers anu
dressing room, with a2e 2iaces-~a !%r5S ~,
set adjoins tie dini;.; roonl--one ol &C o".,
size o3ens On the stair case, both 1''ei =
Wit, Shelves store room in the gaFEe.I va
cupuIo On s!lc llousetop from whence Is 5 5.si
a delightful, yav;cgatcd landscape COMP. .,,
me description Of tie mansion house. ~ MA s
cottage accommodates laborars. ana tae's q.
stables. a carriage house, and ice hoas7 . VI,
g.rn, contains lo3 acres, 70 enclosed ana w. w..
tiy.Tod, the rest in sool; this Place o9's'
The finest collection Of fruit that ! faTe ''s 70.
beside: every other scrt; the list gwen ave- ,. ~
VAS 500 apples, 800 peaches and ~, [ II t,o
trees nave added several hnHa,y4 :, l,rs
Best kinas.--The garden consists oi ~ t sII5I
~ 1l,e soil enriched ard borders aI i,J
VIII fruit trees, and bushes it IS s'T' s"ds or
by g. i've cedar hedge, which aso go .o,,,;,.
eacn side q the house the fo"nsF p,' IN,
tor possessed much taste, ana corr: ;.r, are "
orn@ulcrsal trees and shrubs 49, -. Tie
dic;ously disposed about tie gtoA'.s ar,on oi
sell is suitable for grass, and toe Por''v ricII
ground devoted to timothy ana o'" ooJ vhea
an Al aI,unlant crop it produced g0 s.o,u ez.
and oats last year, and | think wan an! ''' Toe
n r, nav ba rendered productive. iii 5s
who wish residence; Wi1ei1 .-t ;n,crcour;s
preserved, and convenience OF ln W. he :.
with a,exansllia, George OVID a"J rs
Of government, va ind al eo me
SIS and in,payt the terms q s,e' , .p@. 9H::,
cations bv letters directed 70 'ae
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4 Tra6Ga OF Land,

TN the same county, which was granted 70
E,ho1Y,,,s Chasslgaan by deeds OF lease and
release from William Tebbs for 69a acres,
bearing date the l7th and lstil Gays OF Jehe
ag74.
Also. one otl4er Tract ol land
in the same county, which was conveyed to
the said 1bo,eas Chapman by deeds OF lcase
s,I release from Bertrand Ewesi and has vie,
and Jesse Eweil End his wife, for 30 acres,
more or less, bearing date the 9Th ard aoth
days ct April, a7z5.
Also. one tract or parcel Oh
and. which was conveyed 70 Inc sad Chap
,ns,a by deeds. Of lease and release from Jesse
Eweil a4af his wife, and Bertrand Swell and
his wife, for $50 acres, more or less, bearing
daee The I'd and Sd days OF January, 1874, al
sc WHICH deeds are now Of record 10 the coun
~ co.,rt OF Prince William. AM. also, ali
The ether estate, right, title, claim and DOS
session which Carr Chapman, on the 2oth
Nngeu,ber, l797, lad Of and IN Le Sl.e iand
and re;,l estase whereof his father or any CT
his ancestors had died. seized or possessed.
lie above description Is taken from the mort
page deed executed by Carr Chapman to
'gi]s3n,il,.,r, * Ieitcf OH the 20th November,
S7e7. aud nov recorded III Prince sfllham
court, uadsr Which the property IS SOLD It
IS understood that ehe three tracts CT .a'i have
been united into one whoa adjo.os the tovn 81
Durfrios. Ont there IS a dwelling house <
some wood. The general rights describes
Nil, as il is believed, comprehend tourtii
part off lie revcrsIon q al ttse dover land OF
Su,anns. sGwif,ett, and one iourth part OF tie
reycraion OF all the lard devised by Thomas
Chairman 10 Elizabeth Overall, after the death
Of the said Susanna and TIE sad Eiizal2eth.
Bond and approved security vii be required.
Benjamin Bolts,
March GUS
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Decree in Charac.2s-

~ virtue Of decree Of the Superior court Of
ci,ancery for the Richmond district, pro
rppnoed on an appeal, wherein Sarah chap
Trans widow of Carr Chapman, deceased,
and Susanna Chapman. an infant slan2t, I.
Of the sid Cars, Chapman, by the SAID oa-
rah Chapman, her guardian, were apes
ants, and l'honpsor and Veisc} were as'
peaees, shah, o., the first 4sioaduy IN .s5ar"
s.srt, before the court house oi Prince va
liam ooaaiv, sell to the highest hltdci, Tor
ready money, Or en- q credit Of S, l2& sS
ss,n1,fi7s
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A Pggvate 7ssfog- wanted.

: SINGLE 1EGN qualified to 6nish the
.e,1,,ratioa Of 4 few young LADtEs, and VINO
can bring approved Recommendation wsi1 sis1i
81 an eligible sitaaeioa by applying to the
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-26
Yaiuable Property far SGks.

gsO BE SOLD, In four distinct lots or to
{ gether, four acre. Of LAND, contain
ing from one anda quarleracre 10 two acres
each, most e'iaihlv situated without tee terri
tor. OF Colpna3ia, extending in a right iiiae
irora GiDbon-street 10 Great Ealning-Creek,
Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west eli Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained by app!icationso
{2T-1a. pot.an.