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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13
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DuBLIC SALE.-The subscriber intending
to remove to the Western country, some
time the ensuing year, will positively sell, at
public auction, upon the premises, or the second
Monday iii December next, The tract Of LAND
on which he lives, lying in the county of Renrico
on Westhan creek. containing SIS acres, with
Saw and Grst Mill only about thirty acres Of
this tract is cleared, from which one crop only
has been gathered One other tract containing
100 acres, separated from the first named Land
by the three chopped roads this last named tract
is entirely wood Land: Also, all his household
and kitchen FUR NITURE, among which is,
some excellent Mahogany-Severai likely Virgil
MIA born Slaves-the stock OF Cattle, Hogs, about
1900 or 1000 weight OF Pork, four Horses, FIVE
Mules, two Wagons and Gccr, and the planta-r
ton Tools, And ON the 2nd Saturtia;. in the same,
month (Dec.) will also be sold upon the preimi
ses, half acre lot of Land lying and being in
the city of Richmond, on Shockoc Hill, known bv
the No. 719-Also part of a half acre Lott, adj
joining Mrs L. Page Terms of sale made known
on the day, Any person inclined to view the pre-
misses, VIII be sNewn them by the subscriber
AHPersons having any demands against him, will
make application without delay.
SPoTSWOOD LIPSCO 1fBE
Westham, NOV. 4. G2awtds1
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Il DUCATION.-The Subscribers, living in
~ the county of Louisa, at place called til.
Roundabout, about go miles from Richlnond, hU-
wing employed Mr.. JOHN Duke, to instruct a
small number of pupils, including their own
plete his school Mr.. Duke has in his possession,
satisfactory testimonials of his qualifications
He teaches the Greek, Latin & English Langus-
ges, together with Geography, Reading, writing
and Arithmetic The price for board, tuition,
washing, bedding aud fuel. viii be s 80, 10 be
paid at the expiration of the term, to commence
on the first Monday in January, and expire on the
first of December next
9OHN POINDEXTFR,
FRANCIS JOHNSON
december =. oaw4wT]
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JUST LANDING from the ship Trident, from
- Canton via New-York, and for sale by the
subscriber, ct his Grocery Store, between Messrs.
Kirby, Drake end Taylor's Store, and Messrs
Gallego, Richard & Co.
Fresh Gunpowder TEA in q h. lead cannisters.
Do. do. Eshing do. in ID h. boxes.
Do. do. do. do. single pound.
Do. Imperial do.
Do. Hyson Gomez, Hyson Chulang 8. best Hy-
son,
Do. Young Hyson and Hyson Skim,
Do. Souchong Patre and common Souchong,
All warranted to be very good
CT Also, few tea and coffee Sets, elegant
and high gilt Seive Porcelain, some sparkling
Champagne, and Burgundy du Clos de Vaugeot,
Claret and Cote Rotie, of the very best quality
LUBiN LAFOREST.
NOV. Is. T1aw6w1
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kYvi;tuc Of s deed OF trust. executed By =
: hIah n,c';insam Ia VIM. I.awrence, on the
tSt'.'lay ofFebiuary. 1902, and duly recorded in
Louisa c'.urt, IL secure the payment of sum OF
money, ard interest therein specified, due to Lud-
low and N,mrod Dramham: Will be sold, to an
swer tue purposes specited in said deed, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at Louisa court
house, on the 22d day of December next, one ne
gro man TOM, and one negro woman PATTY.
The title to these negroes is believed to b.. good.
'ut as only act as trustee, shall convey only
such title as is vested ia me-
WIZ. G. POINDEXTER,
Trustee appointed By decree ef Louisa Court,
to act instead Of TVas Laprence, deed.
NOV 18, 1908. 1awAv
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r DUCATION.-The Subscriber intends to
~ continue his SCHOOL the ensuing wear, a.
the Green Springs in Louisa county, where a
course OF Education, embracing the Latin, Greek.
French and English Languages will commences
on the 9Th of January. This healthy situation.
entirely removed from every kind of vice, offer,
particular advantages to- gentlemen who live in
towns, Coo commonly the seats of destination
or the unhealthy parts of the lower country, and
WISH to have Their sons educated without incur.
ring the risquc of having their morals corrupted
or thcir health impaired. The subscriber will
pay the strictcst attention, both to the morals and
education his pupils, which he will, be enabled
to do at all times, none will be admitted. ex
cept such as live with him in the clearinghouse.
kept by Col Morris, exclusively for the accom-
mediation OF the boys. The subscriber has in \
former publication produced testimonials of his
attention & Iualiiicatons.as Tutor, which will.
upon application, be enclosed to any person wish
Ing to en,rust paps to his care. The terms will
be, tor board (. % per annum, (each boardcr
finding his own bed,) washing and mentling T. 4
and tuition & 10-One half of each charge to be
paid at the expiration of six months, and the o.
Their at the end efthe year. No scholar will be
e.l.,!tc III ;5 a., ;,,.u ur wear nose
gentlemen who intend TO commit their sons or
wards TO the care of the subscriber, will please
to notify him of it by letters directed to him, at
LinGsay's Post Office, Albemarle county.
FRANCIS f. INJURY:
kew a. 1awtf55I1
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And hoe !. from Gle kt...ad.
Where The inc',riifili willows wave
On iteersen bank near,
lie Kindly deiv'd TIE MANAGES grave,
And DER it drop, tear:
Rest hapess boy, beneath the blow,
Poor Maniac, sleep beneath yon willow;
Just Hear'n will one day demand,
Your blood at Britain's murd'rous hand
D.s'..
BRIsroL, X. Island
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WILLIAM SCOTT begs leave TO inform
w his friends and the public, that he las com
menced the BOOT & SHOE cleaning business
in the little wood House OF Col Bullock, to the
lett of his brick lumber-housss, and opposite the
Basin, where he wi! be ready TO accommodate
gentlemen at all hours He has on hand a quantity
Of the first quality Liquid B!acking forsale at IS
cd per bottle, he will also clean Boot Tops of any
color at 3s per Dair. Nov25 lonM5, ]
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Z OSI, from a 1VIggon that left Ricisnoad tie
- 2!st ut. for LoHisa-A DCX cphtGiniee (
sash doors9 On oetaSan form. for a China Press.
Re7rard Of fVc dollars viii be Siven G,iy bc,sgr
delivering the'n to IJcderirk Harris If Loaisa O,
70 lYe5't-,, Posye q Presses, q Richmond.
DEC. 3, HpesJ
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u ANYWAY from the Subscriber, on Satur.
~ day, the 9Th OF this month, 9 NEGROES;
aglrl by the name OF CLANCY fifteen years of age,
and man by the name OF zibe, about thirty
years of age, branded on each cheek B. l.. and
his left leg much larger than his right, with
few nets omit. a liberal reward shall be given to
any person that will deliver them to me- or secure
them that / get them again.
CHARLES HUDSON
Butchers Creek, Mecklenburg2 =, -,
county, november Is. l'a"owfJ
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l. A M B + Il Il.
l. A M B K II Il,
HNE OF THE LIVING WONDERS OF
~ THE WORLD, is represented in the &C.
LIBERATED Museum of
w A XIV O r. X.

Now exhibiting at the Tavern of Mr. Brooks, op
posite the Enquirer Printing Ofice.-This re-
marketable person is now living in London, aged
26, and weighs upwards of Seven Hundred Is
Il is proved to demonstration, by persons who
have seen the original, that he is represented to
tie life.
The death of lord NELSON, surrounded
by his Officers in his dying moments, is the grea-
test master piece ever exhibited
JASON FHIRB.fNXSin the act of numbering
ELIZA FALES, his Sweet Heart-This stri
king representation calls forth the pity and horror
from the human breast.
This Museum is comprised of thirty selected
Figures, from the first collection in America,
which are particularly described in hard bills.
NOV 25. GoawSw1
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HATS, SHOES, PORTER, &c. &c.
l. For sale, large supply of
Mems and Youths HATS, Of the best guality.
Do do do common do
Mems fine Shoes and Dancing Pumps,
Ladies Morocco and Kid Shoes,
Philadelphia bottled Porter, by casks or dozen,
DO. Draft Beer in casks, by
ID. J. BURR, ID door above the Eagle
cceinber 6. 9av3n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

MIR. WIN. L. WEBB, Administrator of Ben.
Iva .ja''lia EfvayGs, deed North Cayoiina- -.
SiR--,Plcase % take notice, that on the second
Monday IN January next, shall take the deposi-
ton Of Mr. Spencer Bail, ir. Of Northumberland
county, in Virginia, at tie courthouse of said
county, at the tavern occupied hy Joseph Rogers,
az that place, to be used as evidence in the suit
depending in chancery in the United States cir
cult court, held in Richmond for the district Of
Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANT CHARLES j. LOVE.
NOV 19 fiji
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
V VIM be sold, to the highest bidder, on Wed
nesday, the fourth day of January next. on the
premises, BRICK HOUSE, and l.aif of the
LOTT, No. IS, in the city of Richmond, which
formerly belonged to the estate Of John Pendle-
ton, Esq. decd. andis situated between the ten.
ement now occupied byMr. Benjamin Turner,
and the house Of Mr.. Orris Pajne's, in which Mr.
Esmonard resides. AT the same time and place,
will be sold, 80 acres LIND, lying on the three
notched road, being the upper part Of the tract
formerly belonging TO said Pendleton's estate, <
distinguyb.l IN the survey made by Richard
Young, by number "A credit Of ~, twelve
months viii be allowed the purchaser OIL giving
bond with approved security, to bear interest
Gom the date, and deed oftrust on tine proper
ty p. p. & JOHNSTON.
Nov. D. oawtds
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GLOVER SEED, 6sc-For Sale, by the
~ Subscriber, a fresh supply Of CL6VER
SEED. five thousand h. first quality New.En
glad CHEESE, a few dos. sait -I'etred HANS.
Pres by trs box, family FLcUR, by tie bar.
rel, Ac ED WARD HALLAM
rcccrhber s. Oav3w
WANTED ifnnrtlatcly, an ApD?cnt.ce a.
w TIE Hating busccss Apply to-
WINSTON < pRIDDY.
sey. 1. Lawful
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JOSEPH BOYCE, Jr. Cat the late INSURANCE
Office from Fire, on the Governor, Hill, ha-
wing commenced the BOOK BINDING bust.
ness, respectfully solicts the favor of his friends
and the public, and begs leave to assure them
that any work committed to his care, shall be
neatly and faithfully executed.
N. B. Merchants Journals and Ledgers, Re-
cords, Sherfls Books, and Books of all descripti-
ons, ruled and bound to any pattern, OH tile short
est notice.
l. o. Blank and ruled Books, for sale, at Mr..
Prtchard's Book. Store, opposite &c the Post-Of
flee, where all orders to the above address, will
be duly attended to. NOV 20. LAVISH.
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q ORDON, TROKES & Co. have put stop
~ to the sale of their GOODS, on the long
credits heretofore given; and are DESTROYS to
close, soon as possible, the debts due to them,
and the former firm Of K. Gordon G Co.-Those
indebted to them, who are unable TO make imme-
date payment, are requested to close their ac-
counts by bond. They offer for sale, their assert
ment of DRr GOODS &c GROCERIES, fer
cash, or on short credit to Punctual people.
NOV. %. Lawful
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They then rowed TO the shore, arc. islms diMe'v
srr*ng tam the boat, took the lcaster OF t,le
guy:i prisoner at the baws OF the boat. fred =
number OF guns, rushed up the bank, killed ono
man, took another prisoner, detained his gun &
gave him his liberty. The other two made their
cscape. They then took the revenue boat from
them, and every boat near the island, Gas they
thought) and secured them. They then took the
man that had been killed ant, dragged him into
the water and let him go. After which, they took
Oft about $50 barrels of Flour and Rice, and put
tosea. The two men that had made their escape,
luckily found boat on the back side of the isl
and, and Immediately proceeded TO Castine and
gave Information 10 The collector, who pursued
them with an armed force, and found them at an
Choir at Fox Island thorough Fare. They disco
vered the cutter, slpt their cables and set sail ;
and after chasing them about ten miles, the cut
ter came up with them and they were obliged to
strike, and were carried into Owls Head Har-
Dor by Mr. Wilson, whom they had taken prison
er. The Collector then went on board and secu-
red the men, (bcing fourteen in number) except
the captain, in the hold of the cutter The cutter
together with the English schooner, then procee-
ded to Castme and on the 18th inst eight ofthe
men that went on shore with the boat, al med as
aforesaid, were examined before the Hon. lob
Nelson, David Howe, and Bradshaw Hall, esqrs
for the crime of MURDER.
There was one gun fired by the guard, loaded
with cut shot, which wounded one of the nen
that had landed from the boat in three places
Castne, Nov. "a, 1903.
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w JAMES WEIGH, FORMERLY GREES-
BRIER COUNTY, vIRcINIA-SIR-As
l know not the place ofyour present residence;
and believe you to be no longer an Inhabitant Of
this State I take ibis mode of informine;: YOU
that, shall on the fifth day of January next take
the deposition OF Samuel M'Craw, to be read as
evidence in suit depending in the Superior
Court of Chancery, holden at Richmond, where
in am plaintiff, and yourself and others defen-
dants. Which deposition will be taken at the
Office of the said M'Craw, in the City of Rich
mond, between the hours of six in the morning.
and six in>the evening, when and where you may
attend ifyou please
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SAMUEL GREENHOW.
Richmond, Nov. l. T1awt5tl,Tan.1

ohhCA@L SNISENaoW.
Richmond, Nov. 1. T1awt5thJan.1
'EVHE Subscriber respectfully thanks those .yho
L haze hitherto favoredhinr with the tuition of
their Sons, and informs them and his friends Ssne-
rally, thar his SCHOOL will be continued the ensu-
ing year; in g1hich will be taught the Latin Land
Snage, the English Language gramn,atically,
Writing and Surveying His terms are, for teach
ing the Latin Language S IS, English Grammar,
Geography, &c 30, Reading, Writing and Arith-
nretic S 10, Surveying s TO- 1t will be in his bozver
to accommodate Cor GoayaerS at 20 POUNDS each,
each 6oarder finding his oteu bed, or % bouaAs,
j lodging is .traiShed-25 dollars will berequired
an d6Vance, and the balance at the end If tie year
The School s0W commence on the 18th day Of ia
nuary, and end on tie 18th Of December there SuiH
be vacation Of about ten days at Whitsuutide and
again from the 15th day Of august, to the LIST day
of September. lie assures hose zuho mar think
PROPER to board their sons with him, that good aften
ton sriH be paid 10 them; and he hopes, from q
strict attention to the duties chis fuc.ions, tolrex-
ser Satisdcton those zvho may intrust the eaca
tion Of their sons to his care
MILLER LEWIS, Jun
Louisa, Nopemdv Is. r1asv4zvgJ
TOR SALE, the TENE MENr on which the
i subscriber lives, situated on Church Hill.
within about one mile of Richmond Market, con-
tanning two andhalf acres of Land, well enclosed
and highly improved The buildings consist Of
large and well constructed D1oelfne- House.
Laundry, Kitchen Dniry, Smoke House, 2 Stores,
brtc@ Office, Coach House, Barn, Stable, and lee
HoRsc.
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation Of a large and genteel family,
who may have easy access TO all the advantages
Of the city, and live as retired as they could WISH
JOHN Ellis.
Nov 25. ToawtfI
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IN CHANCERY.-Lousa County Court, Oc-
l. tobcr 10th, 1908.

N Observation-Disclosures County Court, Oc-
l. tober 10th, 1903.
Robert Yancey & Co. PltG's.-Aganst William
Mer.wether and Robert Dickinson, Defendants
THE Plaintiff, Robert Yancey is dead and
tic u~irri,is'rt, vacrwcIIcr, NOT having entered
his appearance and given security, according to
the act Of Assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an inhabtant of this state On mo-
ton of the plaintiffs by their attorney 1t Is order
Ell, That the said defendant do appear here on
the second Monday in January next, and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in one of the news papers
printed IN the city of Richmond, for eight weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county on some court day.
Copy Teste,
JNo. POINDEXTER, C. l.. C.
Nov. l. (1awSw)
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IN CHANCERY.- Leuisa County Court, Oc-
l. tober 10th, 1903
december s.

N CHANcERY.-Lsu County Court, Oc-
tober 10th, 1903
Charles Thomas, Pt'F-Aganst John lis
dale, James Trcvillian s. Samuel Henson, Def't:
THE defendant, John Tis!ale, not having en-
tered his appearance s: given security, according
to she act of Assembly 8, the rules OF this court,
and it appearingto the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this state On mo-
ton Of the Yiaintffby his attorney 1t rs oyercd,
that the said defendant do appear here on tl2 Sc
cond Monday il January next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in one of the pa pers prn-
teal in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
:essivcy, pUstcd at the front door of the court
house OF this county, on some court day.
A Copy. Teste,
JNo. POINDEXTER, GIG.
Nov 1. .- (IawSwA
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u DUCATION.-rhe Subscriber will CONT
- nue. his SCHOOL at Mr.. W:n. d. Taylor's,
in the Forks of Hanover, which will commence
the 9Th day of January next, where he will teach
youth TO Read and Write, the English and Latin
them in arithmetic and Geography. Mr. Taylor
will furnish board f,r s;v.4er mil: ,I,c
of Board and Tuition will be ninety dollars per
annum, to be paid quarterly, if Mr.. Taylor fur
nishes board, bed and candles but where the
pupil finds his own bed, washing, mending and
candles, deduction Of ten dollars will be made
The terms OF tuition alone, will be twenty dol
lars per annurn. to be paid quarterly Particu-
lar attention will he paid to the health and mo-
rails of such pupils as may be entrusted to the
care and instruction of the Subscriber
HENRr ROBINSON
NOV. IS. COawt9JJ
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>s IL. ~.
(1awSw)

s. II !, .LE..--On the second Wednesday in
A. December next, shall offer for sale, before
the door ofthe Eagle-Tavern, the following high
bred BROOD MARES, COLTS & a FILLI,
SC
No. 1. DIDO, by the imported horse Shark,
out of a full bred Medley mare, eighteen years
old
3. FIDGET, by Bell Air, her dam Bluesl1in-
Blueskin was by the much admired imported
horse Clockflst, sc. years old.
8. ROSINA, by the imported horse Diomed,
out of No. l, three years old
4. TREASURER, by Dorned, out of No. 9,
three years old.
5. BUZzARD, by the imported horse Buzz
zard, out of Hebe by Dare Devil-Hebe's dam Ivy
Medley, &c.
6. BLUEBEARD, a colt dropped last spring,
by the famous horse Archduke, out of No. g.
z. WOOD-PECKER, a Colt dropped last
spring, by the celebrated Horse Florizel, out of
No l.
Terms of Sale-Oae half cash. the other in 6
months. E. SM0CK.
NOV Io. 1awtds
IL ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
ONESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public, in the
boye line of bt siness and solcits their patronage
G.. GREENHOW
Dec. IS. Eoawtf]
THIS day published, (and may be hadIat
Il Tacob Tohnson's Book Store, adjoining the
Market Bridge Part of Vol of HENING
& MUNFORD's REPORTS, containing the De-
clsions of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Vir-
ginia, at the October Term, 1907, and compile
ting the first Volume.
AT the same place may be had the said volume
(of Csc pages) elegantly bound in calf Price to
subscribers S To non-subscribers S 6.
o. The size of the volume having far exceeded
the limits at first contemplated, (Which were 500
pages ony,) the authors have been induced to
furnish it to subscribers at the above price, which
is considerably less, in proportion, than that men,
toned in the Pyostecfus.
Gentlemen who take these Reports in nun.
bers, will be permitted to return them at any time
within six months, & receive volume, for which
numbers they will be allowed the original cost in
part payment forthe volume. xov, l. C1swtf1
IN consequence of Circular Letter from d
Committee of the officers of the late Penn.
sylvania line, addressed to me as well as to Sc
veral other officers of the late army it has been
suggested to me as proper measure, to call a
meeting Of all the officers of the former CONT
mental line, who continued in service to the end
of the Revolutionary war. have therefore APP
pointed Monday the 18th day Of December next,
at the capito! in the city of Richmond, for. such
meeting being the day to which the society of
OF Cincinnati stands adjourned.
JAMES WOOD
Sept. 90. C1awt1stD.1
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IL BROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
ONESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and tae public, in the
boye line of bt siness and solcits their patronage
G.. GREENHOW
Dec.15. Eoawtf]
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BRIsroL, r. Island.
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NO JAMES WEIGH, FORMERLY OF GREEN.

Westham, NOV. 4. --" 12awtds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04
FOR SALE,
Or to 5e RENTED for one or more yeare

Or to BE RENTED for one or more yeare
.vT-,HIE whole of the REAL ESTATE bee
: j longing to Presstey Carr Lane, lying III
end adjacent to the town of Centreville, III
Fairfax county.
= This property consists Of the well Known
TAVERN now occupied b. MIR. Adapa MT
ckeN.
The STORE. HOUSE now in the cccu-
.pancy Of Mr.. Daniel Harringtoa- from
eight hundred to thousand acres Of good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session Of Mr. Carr w. Lanx, and Mr.. WaL
ter Locker, which viii be disposed of in sepe-
rate tracts or entire.
It's presumed that any person disposed to
buy or rent any ofthe above property will first
view the same andjudge for the1hselyes-a
further description is therefore unnecessary.
S n nv. Line voald sake q sma1
S1orort,on IN. Negroes.
Harrifon Eitzhugh.
Fairfax County Oct. 20. lW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

@ BE SOLD, in four distinctions or to
gether, four acres of LAND, contain
inc from one asda quarter acre TO two acres
each, most eligibiy situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street to Great-Hunting- Greek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan fthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained by applicatiento
James Patton.
r,,na 90 2awtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04
Landing and for Sale,

From The brig Favsrite, faiat. Join Stacey
4 bales Russia SHEETINCS
8 do. RAVENS DUCK
IL do. ALMONDS
9 hhds. COFFEE
so bis. new RUM
John G. Laid.
.Aso from brig Ruth, ealst. 17obey,
"a BIS. and 9 shlds. RUM
Linseed, Spermaceti and Tanners OIL
SOkL LEATHER, GOLDFISH in boxes
SALMON in barrels =.
A quantity of SHOES, &c.
FOE SALE As ABOVE.