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/ II spas universally acknowledged, ly erery
spho Mr.. 1fadisos, health. tsat has person
anesceptionabl elegant Indeed IL seemed to
have been formed in prodiyaiity ef nature, 10
shezp mankind perfect COMPOSITION
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FITzwAYLsoNN & por;
8oOE-SELLERS AND Sta,
AaOe just received a yery large.

1/OH-S+sL LIZ rs d IL. - SI4ryI YRS.
AaVe jHs' received a yery large; E@ef
k'OOLS-CAP.P oit and Letter P.yers\ Lat
Il ~, Frcuch ( English schoo-boSks nd.ke,.
school and family Bibles Paper Iiangings &V,or-
derrg Quilts ofthe first aud inferior quai;t,s !;
Metallic Peas Playing, hkink & visiting carSs !;
Ladies & Genlemens pocket books Hackgas
mon tables and Chess boards Pearl Counters;
RIGHTEOUSNESS and Den,,iricc Gold leaf, blscf
ieadpencils and water coiors Vocal aud in,,ru,
mental music Durable lu< &c. &c
A few new publicati ms among which are some
novels.
great variety of Day Books, Journals and
Ledgers, Record aud Slieriiis books, ON hand
Tickets in the Rhode-lsi,ud Coal Lottery for
sale, at ) 5 so cts each. The price will be short.
ly raised. The scheme OF this Lottery holds out
peculiar advantages to tee aventurerA as will
appear on an examination of it. The drawing
will commence shortly.
Sept ). ,ySw
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY

MI II. BLACKBURN, Professor of aIathc
Iva mates, nthe College of w lillian & Mary.
and Mr.. flumkett, teacher of Modern aptru,
ges, IN the same College. inform the pubiic, that
they have united for the purpose of establishing
an Academy in which Young Ladies may receive
an Education, calculated at once, TO improve &
enlarge the understanding. and 90 ensure the ac
QUESTION OF those accomplishments, which are
not only extremely agreeable in themselves, bu,
which have become essental requisites in polish
ed societies.
Its proposed that the parties shall attend to
the duties OF the School Alternately, as best a.
greeinS with t'-ir own views of correct system
OF Female Education, and particularly as such ap
arrangement will prevent all interference with
their respective engagements at College. Mr..
Blackburn will, on one day, give lessons in Read.
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar
composition, Geography and History, according
to the progress which each pupil may have made
Should anyof these young ladies discover a taste
and capacity tor further scientific requirements
he Will undertake. to conduct item throurh GER
tam Mathematical, Astronomical and phosophi
cal branches, which, whilst they Cannot fail 10
strengthen the mental powers, will be rendered
so simple, to make the study hierl,lv ME sin,r
and instructive In his deparm. mt. he will .tea
daily pursue well dlgested plan, which lac has
already submitted ~ The test ofexperimcnt and
IL Will he ms highest qualification, If he can e.
vince, by the result in the present instance. that
the female mud rs as capable of improvement, in
real snowflake, as that of the other sex a pro-
biem, the satisfactory solution of which, ought to
be deemed highly important, but which has
seldom been attempted on far and libe al princ.
piles.
On the succeeding day, Mr. Plunket, will teach
the French Language, Music, theoretically and
practically, Dancing and Drawing The expe
renee which he has had, and the assiduous and
minute attention which ie engages to hestow.
must secure to his scholars, the acquisition of
those accomplishments which give animation To
society, rs we'll as grace and dignity to those who
possess them.
Parents may be informed of the terms, AMI
have prospectus Of the School, bv applyipq, TO
A. Plunket,, in Williamsburg, or to 6. blackburn
at the College
November, 1908
From our knowledge of the qualifications and
assia'"'y oil the gentlemen, who propose 10 insti-
tute and to conduc, the WILLIAMssuuc Fee
MALE ACADEMY, we do, with pleasure declare
our belief that 1t VIII afford to Young ladies' an
opportunity which may be relied upon, of recei.
wing a well conducted, liberal and polite educa,i
on, and do therefore recommend it to parents. ne
promising TO merit their attention and encour. ore
ment JAMES MADISON
President I'm. and MARI CoUege
JOHN BRACKEN, Hum. Prof
SAMUEL GRIFFIN,
I. g. PEACHY,
SAMUEL TYLER,
JOSEPH PRENTIS.
November 18, 1903
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November I8, 1903.

He School announced in the above advertise
heht, mas been since organized, but nj too late
a period TO be productive Of all the adyan, ,oae
winch were anticipated yet, though l,borin, TN.
Ger th!S Inconvenience, 1t has yndica ted lis pub
l,c el"ity Examination, IN the departments con
Quoted by Mr.. Plunket, and Mr. Blackburn. he'll
IN me presence OF respectable aud scentifi iIl
Ses, nave ob;alned their decided approb;,tion -
me knowledge cot Grammar, Geography and
"a STORY, acquired IN so snort atime, furnishes a
natterInS spec men ut what NAV be eypertrd
nom the Sch' oil, ii IT be patronIzed by The pubic
iElnisic, asuDIect ofeXireme difficulty when SCI
entiically taught te progress of the young ladies
III theory & practice, gave degree on s,tisflcii
on, unprecedented IN WILLIAMSBURG A weekly
lecture VIII be regularly given, during the ens,I.
ing course, on such branches of philosophy as
can be explained by simple apparatus, aud with
out reference to complex mathematical DriucI
pies. gentleman IS engaged for the purnos. of
teaching Writing and Arithmetic, bv which
means, Mr.. Blackburn will be enabled TO devote
greater portion of time, 10 the mental improve
ment OF his pupils.
The teachers purposeIy decline the common
piace stile OF euiogy from conviction that pub
tic patronage can be permanently secured onjy by
me rcai improvement of their scholars.
The local advantages of Williamsburg. as q
place Of Education, for young ladies', are sufiic;
emily known.
Mrs. Tyler Anderson, will continue to take
boarders.
wo public examinations will be held in each
course, VIZ. IN February aud in Iuiy. Tuition will
commence October 18th, x end September 18Th.
following but parents who wish to Withdraw,
their children, will be at Liberty to terminate the
course July ism.
Williamsburg, Sept. l..
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MY motives will, hope, justify my giving to
tie public eye a few extracts from nu :, '.rous 'l,
currents, which have long lain IL. glec ed, in nv
possession OWING to my not having found any OBJ
yect winch deemed worthy an appeal of this
KIND am aware Of the apparent indelicacy OF
sounding ones wn praise even throuf,, the. me
hmtm OF partial friendship bat bcl,cye tha, nv
efforts mere, have, III some degree, Just fed tte
preposscss ms my friends AS an r,,l,y,di,,j
nave been habitually indifferent to asy applause
'ut that bestowed by men of sentiment ana CT.
ehce, and desire Il only means ofexteod,ng
my sphere Of utility In my official station. tL,.
merit ct my mathematical lectures can be sDpre.
lated by few: As a teacher of the minor bran.
mes, eh1l be more generally understood. and
"ofe frequently excite the grateful feelings Of
parents with tie school, conducted By Mr.
'Iuhke't ana myself to prove worthy ofgonerd
ltehuon, from a conviction chat the diIIus On of
1 liberal system of Female Education Is of the
Utmost Importance
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z ours respectfully,

IN ELEG1, ON TIE DEATH
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Mlle yieiair Of Waslinz,ar Aenll.,..
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FROM the Hono,abir Col, Nabier, the descendant
% The 'H3s"io"s Mathematician Of chat name.
ARMY AcoouNr OrrIcg,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-20

,f EI,,nfoe was to be chosen to the : E ss'
dency,a change Of measures would PEE
fccted, and the Fedcralists began g thlns
,of giving him their support, The friends Of
Jefferson who were determined IN obedience
70 the command OF their master, 70 eSa!1
Madison, found that the Federalists leaned
coward. Munroe, and the elections !advanc-,
ed SO rapidly in the favor of Federalism' as
70 cause terrible CONSERVATION m the bosons
of the French partizans. Madison him.
self trembled! AT this moment, the cum
ming old red.fox, the mover OF all the mis-
chief that has for ten years past cursed a
duped and insulted people, hit upon ne"
plan. which has answered every purpose OF
the protector, beyond his most sangulne ex'
pectations.s The plan was, to INFORM tne
Federalists that Madison would, it chosen
TO the Presidency, abandon the system OF
his PREDECESSOR, and would, if It could be
done with honor to the nation, settle our
differences with Great Britain. The Fe-
deralists, wishing for nothing but an honor
able policy towards all nations, had no OBJ
lection to Madison, provided he would
pursue such policy. It was limited TO them,
that if they were willing to let Madison be
President on those conditions, they need not
abandon their candidate; they might give
their votes to Pinckney, and all would be
right; as it was well known that the Fede-
ralyotes alone, would not make Presl-
dent.
.s ITO be eontinuea.]
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-20
From the Dutch Papers.
TREATY OF PEACE.
ITO be eontinueal

Napoleon, by the Grace OF God, and the
constitution of the empire, emperor OF the
French, king of Italy, protector OF the
league of the Rhine, &c.
Having seen and considered the treaty
concluded, determined, and signed at vi
emma, on the 18th of this month, by the
Sieur Nompere de Champaign, our minis
ter for foreign affairs, in virtue of TIE full
powers to that end given him by US, and
the prince John of Lichtenstein, marshal of
the armies of his majesty the emperor of
which treaty is Of the following tenor:
His majesty the emperor Of the French,
king of Italy, protector of tine league of
the Rhine, mediator Of TIE league of Swift
zerIand; and his majesty the emperor OF
Austria, king of Hungary and Bohemia,
being equally animated with the desire of
putting an end to the war which has asisen
between them, have resolved to negotiate
forthwith Dc6nitive Treaty of Peace, and
for that purpose have appointed as their
plenipotenllaries, namely:
His majesty the emperor OF the French,
king of Italy, protector of the league Of
the Rhine, the Sieur Jean Baptiste Nom
pare, Count de Champaign, duke of Ca
dore, grand eagle bearer of the legion of
honor, commander of the order OF the iron
crown, knight of the order of St. Andrew
of Russia, grand dignitaly of that of the
two Sicilies, grand cross OF the orders of the
black and red eagles of Prussia, of the or
der of ST. Joseph of Wurtzburg, of the or
der of fidelity of Baden, of the order of
IIesse Darnstadt, his said maicsty's minis
ter of foreign affairs and his majesty the
emperor of Austria, king of Hungary and
Bohemia, the Sieur Prince John of Lich-
tenstein knight of the order of the golden
fleece, grand cross of the order of Maria
Theresa, chamberlain, marshal of the ar.
mics Of his said majesty the emperor of
Austria, and proprietary commander of
regiment of horse in his service
Who, having previously exchanged their
full powers, have agreed upon the following
articles
Art. I. There shall, from the day of the
exchange Of the ratihcations of the present
treaty, be peace and friendship between his
majesty the emperor Of the French, king of
Italy, protector of the league of the Rhine,
and his majesty the emperor of Austria,
king of Hungary and Bohemia, their heirs
and successors, their states and subjects
respectively for ever.
Ii. The present peace is also declared to
be common to his majesty the king Of Spain,
bis majesty the king of Holland, his MAJESTY
the king of Naples, his majesty the king of
Bavaria, his majesty the king of Wirtem-
berg, his majesty the king OF Saxony, and
his majesty the king of Westphalia, his
most eminent highness the Prince Primate.
their royal highnesses the grand auke of
Baden, the grand duks of Berg, theSgrand
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-04
Tracts of Land

Win their aponftenances, or so much thetco.
as may be necessary 70 pay certain debts IN the
said deed of t,ust mentioned, thai is TO say /;
one tract situate in the county OF Mont GONE w
containing eight hundred acres. being yhat rac
on which the said Andrew Lewis now lives /;
enc other tract adjoining the last mentioned on
the north, containing ten thousand acres one
other tcact adjoining the hrst mentioned, being
an inclusive survey, containing seven Thousand.
seven hundred acres, one other tract adjoining
The last rnentioned at the wesr end, cont aiming
four hundred and fourteen acres; one Other
trac. called the CsEsNUr NECK, containing three
hundred and sixty sig acres one other trae,
called SSYENAs tract en- Bottom Crss.;, adioin-
'eg the first mentioned tract of eight hund ed
zcses, and containing one hundred AMI nifty
acges; one Other tract also adjoining tine tirs,
mentioned tract called Srothnore's Garden, con.
tsining one knnired sn6 twenty eight acres :
one othsr TRACK adj7ining sue last mentioned,
containing one hundred and thirty acres; Que
other uact adjoining the inclusive survey &C Sc
ven thousand seven cuadred acres zb9Venen
tioned, ccnt2iaHS eighty acscs one othsr tssc,
aaiciqns lhe same inclusive survey and contain
ing one hrEa.ed acres ore o,hey trace lying on
both sides OF Listie Rive, ccIoaninS one hGii.
dred and fifty a S, on which is situargd Fl o,e
well Fa-ge--cne olser tfsct zdioninE the.sto
containing enc hunired and to.ly acscs--cns
o,her tract adjaining the same, called tte Saw
uiiii tract, eonrairsify- sadv N'll.I,ei AID ,iuy
eig Int Scrcs--.and ore other pacg adjoining the
last mentioned tract. oonsai-nr one hundred
acres---,shich said several t,acts u land ase
situate in the county OF Aouigomyry.
EDW ARD JOHNSTON, 1r-
JOHN PROSSER, 'rus'ee'
Richmond, June 27th. 1909 ep.ds
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[feur Dollars Per Annum-Paia in Advanced
20 Dollars Reward,

rs offered Tor experimenting ANDREW ne
gro slave, who about the beginning at this
month RUN AWAY from the subscriber resi-.
ding IN the neighborhood OF Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirty years old,
an Intelligent. active, small man, good house
and stable servant, drives a Carriage well ua-
aer.tands a little of Shoemaking, aud readily
nerforms any kind of plantation Labor. Some
years ago he was in the service of MIR. Turner
at the Bell Tavern in Richmond where be
lieve he generally acted rs hosticr, and after.
wards mi last Christmas was employed b. Mr.
Henry l.. Eiscoe of Manchester. in his tobacco
stemmery. He has wife living a, the Man-
chester coal yard. free mulat,o woman named
Sukey Hollinger, by whom have reason 70 be
iieve ne is secre,ed will pay the above re
ward TO any person who will deliver TO ME the
above mentioned slave, OF secure him in Tail 90
that ger him again,
James Henderson.
2oih June, 1909. If
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PAUL HAMILTON.
The hon. Jos. B. varnum,
Speaker OF the House of
Representatives.

Exhibit, showing the state and dis
position at this time, Of the vessels
belonging to the navy OF the United
States, and of the gun boats.
Frigatcs-Constitution, at Sew
York: United States at Norfolk !;
Chesapeake at Boston; Essex at Nor
ioik-o!hcered, manned, victualed, and
in other respects prepared for service.
Corvette John Adams at Baltimore
-oliicered and nearly manned and
prepared.
Frigate President at Washington
offered, and nearly name d-will be
ready for service in July.
Ship Wasp at Philadelphia briggs
Hornet at Norfolk Argus at New
York; Siren gone to France; Vixen
at Charleston Schooner Revenge al
New-York-In all respects prepared
for service.
Schr. Enterprise at Norfolk-ofIi.
cered, victualed, and completely re-
paired, and nearly manned.
I Brig Nautilus and cutter Ferret al
Washingtou-prepar ng for service,
but recruiting orders not issued.
Frigates--Congress, Constellation
New York, Adams and Boston, at the
navy yard, Washington--reqoire re-
pairs.
Guu-Boats--24 gun-boats at New.
IOrleans-orders given to reduce their
crews TO the number required for
their navigation and safety.
10 gun boats at Charleston, Fl al
Norfolk, 10 at BALI. 20 at Philadel.
phia, So at New-York, , at Westerl,
r. /. z at Norwich, CT. 4 at Whining
ton, n. CT at Boston, } at Portland
| (maine,) 1 on Lake Ontorio, Oh
Lake ChamPlain--In ordinary.
Q gun-boats at Washington---in tho
yard, without expense.
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N 0 &c Z.

A Ii those that have claims against the
"A es.ate OF WadIy Turner, decd. Wi
please bring them f5rward, au hentIcated
agree able to law, los adjustment.
Those who are indebted TO the said es
tate are requested 70 come forward, as soor
Is possible, aud make payment, as the 81
tualiOn Of the estate will 10, allow Of anJ
further indulgence.
A. TURNER, Admir-.
June 9Th, 1909. 3w.
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The Tenement

In the town of Manchester, Al present in the &C
cupancy of Mr.. Ma hapiel Chi!ders. formerly
know1.by the name OF LEATH's Old Tavern.
and Designated in the plan Of the sad town by
Nc eghy eight. con aiming one hundred feet 10
front and Que bundled and sixty six feet back
with convenient buildings thereon for the accom-
n daton OF a family or : n >use Of pubic enter.
iainment. The above described tenement has
been advertised aid Id on tie 2Sd instant un.
der The aforesaid decd, by, the purcha'er not ha-
wing complied with the terms Of the sale il viii
po,i,ively be sold OF The day above mentioned
untsr the provisions of the act OF the last as.
serbiy Of Virginia, emitted, au aa concern
ing executions and for other purposes"
The TRUSTEES
Manchester 2Sth Tune. 1909. ids.
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'D;nme9ttr mems.
Letter from tie Secretary Of tAe Navy
Navy Department, May "a.

Navy Department. May "a.
SIR,
have the honor q. transmitting
to you herewith, TO b. laid before the
House of Representatives, the enclosed
paper marked a, which viii afforda ge-
neral view of the state and disposition,
at this time, of the vessels belonging
to the navy Of the u. S. aud of the
gun boats.
Il appears proper here 20 observe,
tor the information OF the house
Of representatives, that the fy,gates
Constitution and Chesapeake, the
ship Wasp, the briggs Hornet and
Argus and the schooners Revenge and
Enterprise, were in commission prior
TO the passage Of the act entitled " An
act authorising the employment OF ar
additional naval force" passed the
s1st January, 1909, aud that the fri
gates President, United States and
Essex. the corvette John Adams, the
briggs Siren, Vixen ana Nautilus, and
the cutter Ferret, haze been put IN
commission since the passage of that
law, agreeable 90 its provisions that
the frigates United Statas. and Essex,
and the corvette John Adams, have
had such thorough repair aud improve
.ments, that practical gentlemen pro-
nounce them to be at this time, better
and more efficient vessels than they
were when originally launched: and
that the frigate President is now un-
dergoing thorough repair, which
is nearly ccmpletcd, and being
repaired under the advantages. aEor-
ded by extensive experience she viii
be in all respects superior to what
she was when firts LAUNCHED. Respect
fully submitted.
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Wants Employment,

In retail dry-gsods store, or Counting
House.
4 Yourg MAN from the country,
e q who will produce satisfactory recon-
mcndations. lie. has some knowledge oil
business, having been engaged in a retail.
store about twelve months. Naturally
possessing a sprIghtly intelligent mind, adj
ded To the benefits which consequently re.
suit from good education, there exists
no doubt but he is now susceptible of the
most rapid improvement. lie Will max c
az Engagement; FOR Q or 3years for small
consideration, provided lie can obtain an
eligible SITUATION. q lire addressed TO 3 p.
II. and lett at this Office, Will meet with
prompt attention.
n. o. lie understands Book. Keeping
June 80. (w2)
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TIL C. HowARD.,c lk.

PURSUANT to the above decree, the land
Z theseia mentioned, which is situated in the
county OF Hsn,ico, contiguous to the city OF
N'chmnni. being the same los or parcel Of lard
which vas convcyeIb by Richard Adams and T.
Hkabeth his csiGe 20 Moses Davis, by deed dated
the 81 DAY 5f March 1907. & bounded as follows,
&c wit n:sioniHg aud running OH the road or
stree; ,eadiog from me Marke, House in ihe said
city 20 Da.Val's village, " 412 W 4 Chains
and - links. 20 q stseet forty fset wide dividing
sad lot and parcel Of land aul the land formerly
William Cam oa's, now john Doyle's & binding
on sid stree; n 89E 4 chai4s anl Oh links to
the freef---thence on the back street 8. 4 9
w 4chsins 80 inks to corner street 40 feet
wide mex, towards SAID CRY and binding on said
street, S. 80 w 4chains 80 links TO the said road
40 The beglnnin9 with the buildings and in.
provemen,s ierr "a. CONSUMING of large framed
HouSc-wiiibe soil before tie door of the Ia I.
&c Tavern. GA the l7,h day re July mex, month }
The whole ,aud will be divided into lots accor
ding so plot which will bs exhibred on the
day Of sale, aud these lots wi be soid separate
iy. The sale will commence AZ O'Clock in the
evening
GTO w SMITH
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PY virtue ola deed of iruss execused By RIO
~ BERT M'TYRG. on The 18Th DAY of Ocso.
Der 1907, fof the purpose OF s.oufisg to John
Baker. executor of Solomon rd0n, dec. the
puhctual payment Of debt particularly descrjb
ed in the said deed Of trust, WILL BE SOLD.
on the premises. 10 the highest bidder, on Satur.
day the 18th July gnext moKth.)
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by virtue of deed OF trust, from Andrew
- Lewis. ofthe county OF Montgomery. WILL
BE SOLD by the subscribers, to the highe5,
bidder, for ready money, AT the Eagle Tavern
IN the city Of Richmond upon the seventh day
aE Aunusr neNr ina cniinvrinn
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DOCUMENTS

Accompanying the bill providing for
the sale of gun-boais, reported b,
MIR. Anderson to the Senate, June
s, 1909.
COMMITTEE ROOM, May goth, 1909
SIR,
The committee TO whom has been
referred resolution oi the senate, au
thotlsing the committee to enquire,
whether it be exPedient at this time.
TO make any notifications Of the laws
relating to the army and navy of the
United States, directed me to ask IN
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For Sale.

GEO. w. SMITH
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IA
THIS cause this day came on to be heSrd or
the Bill, answer, sundry exhibits fled and
wss argued by counsel, on consideration where.
of the Coust being Of opinion that tina land con-
veycd by the said Muses. Davis and Wife 10 the
defsndan, George William Sniitn was intended
TO -eeure the fragment of the notes>in the posses
sion of the plaintiffs, Picket, Pollard and John
ston, and Raistou and pleasanis, on which snit.
have not been bfought-ADd also of the Judy
nlepts obtained on the notes which came to The
possession Of the other plaintiffs, namely, Taylsr
and gfnwn. Jsmes Blown, jon and;he sutviving
partner Of the house OF Eorvel Wia,t and Bull
lock, as well rs of those taken NJ, By Pleasant
founghushand. deceased, ia his life.iias DO p.-
GRAN AND ORDER, thai George ~ S0iigh 90
proceed TO make sale Of the ioI Of laad ia the oil!
mentioned, to the highest oiCdes upon credit un
ri che repeal or expiration Of the az concerning
executions and ether purposes. passed 5fsl Ian
uary 1909. taking bond with two goo5 secmi les
foI the Payment OF the pu,chsse money, and re
ta.H the bonds by him taken 10 ccu.t 20 abide is
future order, ne giving two weeks no,ice IA some
one OF the nsw papers published ia the City OF
Hiehmend OF the time and place of sale, and r.
turning rePori now he has execu, ed ,his oroer
"a copy)
TIL. c. HOWARD. elk.
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x G Ssif Mich Co" with her first
Enquire Of the Pr'n,eF Cd