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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
against

Robert White, one Of the sons anddevisees.
of David White, decd. Nathaniel Talley
and Sarah his wife. daughter and devil
seesof the said David White, William,
New and Mary his wife, also a daughter
& devisee ofDavid White deceased, Da-
vid White, son * heir of John White de-
ceased, who was son s. devis=e of David
White deceased, Ludwell Epperaon and
Fanny his wife, formerly Fanny White,
William White, David White, john
White ( James White, which said Fan
ny, William, David, John * james are
children ofJames White deceased, son s.
devisee Of David White decd. the said
David, John & James being infants under
age of twenty one years, by Isban God.
din now assigned their Guardian. Ucfts.
THE defendant David White. son and
heir Of John White deceased, and
William White, son OF James, not hay-
ing entered their appearance and given Sc
cIrity according TO the act OF ASSEM-
bly,, aDdthe rules OF THIS CONT, and II ,p-
preating to The satisfaction Of the court,
that they are hot inhabitants Of tuis country,
on motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel, il
is ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the first day az the nest
teru, and answer the bill Of the rlainufs
and that a copy Of this order be torihwuh
inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for two months sue.
cessiveiy, and posted at the front door -.
the Capitol IN the said city.
a copy, Iss'e, p. Iinsiey, c. c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
June 2atb, 1909. (am.)


f'OA UMhiAN mlLLS.-Thc Subscribe.
~ .ttorrs his Gitnts and the pubic thar he
viii puehase WHEAT delivered at the co
LUMBlAN MILLS, or ne will rece We IS heat
there, 10 be manutaaus, d On yery moderate axd
advantageous gems lie holders ofthis article,
viz....fcr every $40 pounds Of s. OF Merchantab.e
Wheat, 6e will engage TO denver one barrel of
good Super6ne Flour, he will receive Wheat
a. 6s and 6i psr bu,hei, # 50 lbs. and deliver
Snperhne Flour at S 6 L cents. with . small
proportion of Fine -Four At 8 5 O. cents per Bar
rel--ai' to be inspea-d and delivered in good OF.
oer 1T the Mill.
The FLOUR made at this Mill has always
been held in high repuic aud it is The intestion
ofthe PIE! ent Proprietor to iustain its Character
The CORN MILL is in complete order--e.
very attention WILDE paid 10 customers tending
their CORN 20 BE- gropud on Roll At the usual ra e.
Coed fresh MEAL for sale in small OF large
"a ntitIes ~ vety mode aie plices Tor Cash
Apply 10 Mt San,ue, I-eech on The premises, or
TO
JOTN GRANBRRY, Residing in Norfolk.
So CASH given for CORN delivered ar
the Min
Richmond. 9TH Iuly, 1909. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
Riehmond, 8 h July, ls09.

srhE consignee often kegs PAINT asd two
blrTels OH. marked ~. w. shipped from,
New Yosl pc. The Schooner Dispatch, William
smith. master, can get The same by apphcati.n
% the sub cribers.
RALSTON e PLEASANfS.
Richmond, July 26th, 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
viRGINIA:

at Superior Court Of Chancerv hol-
den at the CapitoIin the city ofRich-
mond, tine day of June, 1909.
Nathaniel White, William Smith & l3lizs-
EN- MS wife, formerly Elizabeth White,
JOSIAH Franklin, and Lucy mis- wife, ior
merry Lucy White, which Nathaniel.
Elizabeth and Lucy are children S. part
of the deVisees OF David White, decea-
SEQ Pitts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
Tracts Of I and


With lbeiF appurepauces, or 50 ,,och ,heveoi
a. may be n eeaaay 10 pay ccg.ain dcL.s in ,he
said deed OF uust mentioned, Tia. is 70 say ;
oie iTacy 81 uate in ihs [ u1.y Of AIsnfyo
cnGiaining eight hundred sc,ea being that t.aci
oh wnic1 the said Andrew ysyls no,y I've.
one otheg ,s4c, Joining The iast msns,oned or.
the north, containing en- Thousand Acres; one
other tract aaloining the frs, facn,i ned, beng
an inclusvc sGfvey, cen rinng stvon thousand
seven hundred ac;es; enc other Iaes aii3iniu,
the Ia 1 menti ned at the west end. contafning
iou hundred and four cen acre one o.hcf
tract called Ihe CHEsSUT Meek. containing three
hiud.ed and sixty SIX &C Us one Other ,ract
ca ed SfYENAs tract on Bottca Creek. aaio,r-
log the ii 81 msuiioncd tract Of oiPht bundled
acres, ard conlaInug one hendfeI and 6E
acres; one other tract also sJiajaiog the frs
mentioned tract ca eel Ptothnoui Cirden. cor
t2jui1s one hundred and twcn'y eight s,r,s,
INC o,hsr uac adjoining the las; mentioned
containing Jue hundred and .hirty acrt9t cnf
. hes lract adj .inns The Inclusive survey o. se
gsn thousand seven ilgnd,ed actes a,ovttnr.
u1ncd, ctntiirng eighty aces one other irac,
adjoining 0e same inclusive survey and contzi9
ing one hund I'd acfes one % hc,t-sct wing on
oo,h sides Of Licle Rive, ta,aipng ossiIgp
u'ed aud htty acres on vhich IS ai'uale Bore.
vel torgc one otter tflcf 9uioiui.g herein
-ontliniog ore hgndred ard forty acges--ons
o.her ,sscs atj5iing Tic samc, csiled me Sag
NIL tract, manning our haGd-ed and ihir,,
'igbt acies and one o,hl. ,fIct a'i.ia.nr lie
last mentioned usc., containing one hgrd cd
tcres ---"Licll sad sys'al traces &C land o., { /,
.iiua,e in ;hc co NY &c Montgomery.
The sal sale WI b made ag,cesb'y TO Toe
lirectis,li ~ such cases, OF the &c, OF Assembly
PASSED the 3ist Day Of Ianaary, IGN, emitted
70 an act concerning executions, agd fcf other
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
DAM. L. HYLTON.

y IctE< oHD TURNPIKE COMPANY.
~ AT meeting of the Directors Of the
s,ohmoqd Trrnpil-e Company, on Saturday the
~ b of Jaiy, ISJ9.-
Resolved. FRAT the Share holders in the
compapY pay TO he Treasurer FIVE dollars on
Gaeh share held by them respectively in thirty
DAYS from this day, aud tie 1urtller sum of
i%e dollars on each Of the said shares in sixty
days from dis day.
Resolved, That the shares ofall delinquent
share holders i'll the Company be sold ON the
Fsi SATURDAY in September next being the I'd
iay OF hat month, At the Washington Tavern
n the City OF Richmond, at II O'Clock OF that
lay.
G. copv) N. SHEPPARD. elk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

pY vir'ue OF deed of trusi from Andrew
- Lewis, f che county of NJ ntgsmery, WILL.
sc SOLD b me subscribers 20 the hi2oes
siddev, ~ the Es9e f-veln in the city Of ilicn-
mond upon the 2Sh dsy Of September neat
the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
Richmcnd Jnl, % n. laoo e

10 virtue Of a deed of trust bearins date the
- twenty-foutth day OF October. eighteen hun
dred and eight, executed by Thomas p. Hole
nan 10 the SUBSCRIBERS as trustees, for the pu.,
poe Of scouting a sum Of money therein ,ntnti
oned, 10 be due 10 Riclae,l Booker, VII be sold,
cF Cash, at John Cfisp's tavern, on the isst DAY
OF September, next. if fair if not, tue next fair
day, the following properly, to wit: one negro
man named George, enc negro woman named
Snkey, one other named Lilly three Tea her beds
ard furni.u'e, oRe grey hose, ore bay horse, and
some housclo,d and Kitchen farniture. The
subsc-ibyrs viii ony convey the tile vested in
them as .rus;ecs.
HEWIoN FORD, }7ry,tees
JOHN FORD, jr. s A'"''eeS'
Cumberland, July %. 1909. 3ws
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

7 A~p Toz SAILS THE cLEsR L.YD,
in the occupancy Of tho Rev. Masthew aau.
" &c. and aow occupied by Nathaniel RAY
act, Tiii Be sold, on the premises TO the hizh
ojicr. on F.iday the &c zenith scDis r15er
ne -, on cfsdi, Of twelve months, the pureha.
sus giving bond with approved security
~ order OF the Overseers nj the Poor.
JOAN WINN, il. OK.
Z. h.nale. August 4lh, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
)LNlVE DOLLARsREWAeD.-s,rav

1--WE DOLL ARSR WA 2D.-S,ray
Il ed or Stolen from the Falls p!aulati-
on IN Chesterfield County about ten days
ago, bay FlLl4Y, four feet eight or ten
inches high, of the Dored stock. as NAV
be readily perceived by those who are &C
quainted with that stock, so remarkable 10,
he con .uction of their heads being very
much dish is~ed, she had on her right hiod
ieg JUS; below Che pasiern or frilocs jolnl a
scar occas'onsd by Cut she received in
The Spring The above reward WILDE civ,
IN to any rerson who viii deliver her 10
The subscriber at he Rev. John y. BARS
in Richmond.
JOSEPH II. MAYO.
Rchmond Juls 90 n. 1909 ,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
a cOUMC[L, JNig e6fA. 1eo9.

IN COUNCIL, J1fy 26th, 1909.
EDRCPOS us viii DC received by the Execu
1 tive I'll tie lenrh day Of August mex, for
.upi,ting IifO Whie Oak Spel.ce, zoo Willow
OaS Felix's, % Back Cum H:,yes, an 90 HEX
ory A%letee, all OF seasoned timber and of such
hnensions as snail be described by Alexander
Qaauier. 20 ihe !ersons disposed to make such
PROPOSALS.
DANL. L. HYLTON,
Clerk OF the Council,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

fTOR SALE, "A TRACT OF LAND, Cm-
Il merry the property Of lac ID Williamson, dec
la,e OF Amelia couu'y, be,ween 600 and 100
acres. This land lies about one mite rom Ap-
poma,I river and six miles bow Gcni bid e..
Tna sol is wei. adapted TO the culture Of bac.
CO, IndiSn corn, wheat, aud other smAN gyain.
One hiri past OF hs purchase money viii be
required IN cash, and he baiaace in tNo equal ar-
nual instziments. Ii the above land is nor sold
or otherwise disposed fbefore tie ,ixteen,h day
OF September next ths same will then be scr up
10 the highest bi1ie, Al the dwelling hous on
the said p an,aion ard in case u sh1Gld nor
be sold i, will th'n b. rsn'ei for one wear.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, Ex'r.
August 9Th 1899 II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

e OR RElT,. and immediate possession gi
4 ven, n LUMBER nOUSE that will hold
from ca 10 100 bids. of tobacco. (cither with
or without large loft over it). I, will all
swer well for Tobacco Mandatory, or a
Hdechigllt's or Coachmaker's shop, as il has a
good ino!osed yard attached to ii also small
bF'ck horse with but one room on floor al
50 Store on the Main Street opposite the Bell
Tavern and formerly occupied as a Printing
O.tcc AMI la,tcrly as a Bookhinder's shop En-
1a're oflhe subscriber, living at tbs Falling
Garden
James Lownes.
Kihemond. s;h month Isl, 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

A BANK EOTa Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS was taken from black bow
who eplled himself James Smith, & says he found
IL ~ 'he street mo, thinking i, proper TO lie, the
boy kecpii. I4e'ained it FOR The proper owner,
who may have it, on givisg satisfactory evi.
dence OF his or heir ight 70 it and paying the
expense of 1hi4 advertisement.
IodN MCDONALD.
Richmond, Ma,ch IG.h, 1869. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
Ne7O Virginia Justice,
AIMING

the Dates Of q Justice of Peace. &C. toge
,nef wFh q agiety Of useful rreccderts
eNsPtea 70 The laws now in force. flso
soru1s - convey anciHg, such as deeds Of
oafsa am apdsale, iease and release, mort
gegf, trust, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

~ % -. Is gwen shA, q petition viii De pre-
In seutedlo ,he next Assembly, praying he
Passage OF law for the sale Of the Jail in the
town of Fredegickburg, lately buiir for Distric,
Jail, by the COUNTIES of Caroline, Spousyivania,
Osa &c, CuPeper, Stafford and King George.
All the proceeds OF such sale applied towards
reirbassing the said counties the expense Of
building the same, in proportion &c the sums re
spectively paid b, each. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
EDWARD 1oHIsToN, ,
JOHN PkOSSKR, Fus'ees

". b. The above mentioned properly IS stu
7'e on AMI abcu, vbet is gentraliy called he
8ENr MOUNTAIN. ADD considered a yegv
ysluab'e ealae, psricIariy for g,aziag any
ne wishing tof NJ r. particular inforfra,i,n
nay sppy 10 CHARLES Johnston, rc.iIing in
C1wphcil CJnn.g meas Lynchburg, orto Robert
P1'la,d. George p ctert, or Gal,ego, Richard &.
e ~ the ci Of Richmond
NIrhmnmd. LILY IL 1909. tas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

General Assembly, begun aud held al the Capitol
IN the CIV oil Richmond, on Monday the second
day of december, in the year of our Lord. one
Thousand eight hundred and FIVE, and OF the
Commonwealth, the thir,ieth.
AN ACT giving further time TO the proprietors
of certain lands. forfeited for the non. pay ment
OF taxes, 10 reieem the same. So
lPassed February 1st, 1861
u E il enacted by the General Assembly, That
AZ the propric,ors OF lands forfeited to- and ves-
ted IN The commonwealth. by the non payment of
taxes, agreeably TO the act. entitled, IS An act
more eheciually TO provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands wi,hin this common wealth.. ~
nay redeem the same by paving INTO the ,reasa,y
III this commonwealth, on or before the hrst day
OF March, in the year eighteen hundred AMI ne.
ven, all arrears OF taxes due tsercon.
. This act shall commence and be in force from
and after he passing thereof.
A Copy from she Ro.--Tes;e.
J. PLEASAHTS, jt Keeper
cfthe Rolls.
General Assembly, bcssn and held a. the Capitol
IN the city OF Richmond, Monday the first
day OF December, in the year of Cur Lord. .oae
thousand eight hundred aud six, aud of the
onmonwealth, the thirty 6Tsss
AN ACTsso amend an act, entitled, GO An act
n.cre effeeiualIy TO provide for the payment Of
taxes upon anss within this commonwealth.
Passed 20th January, 1907
e it enacted by the General Assembly, That
when the taxes en- any ttdct or payce. of land
shall have heretofore remained or shall he,e@f.
ter remain unpaid for the space of two years. such
tract parcel ofland shaiibe forfeited 10 the CONF
menwsalih, and shall not be subject TO location
Provided nevertheless, That the tract or parcel
OF land SO as aforesaid forfeited, shalt be subject TO
the redemption of the Former righrfnl and pro.
per owner at any time within three Sears aftsr
such forfeiture shall have accrued, upon payment
OF the taxes due therenpon, aocordcg soIhe fol-
living rules 10 Wit rhst If the said taxes shall
be pad i'll che first year afier such forfeiture shail
pave accrued. there shall be'paid interest cf
twenty i've per ccntun per annur, on the amount
lot The said taxes from The time they became due
tiii paid 1t the said taxes shall ee paid in the
sscond year after such forfeiture shall have &C
crGed, there shall BE- paid an interest ofEfy per
centurn per annum OH the amount OF taxesitius "a
aforesaid If the said taxes shall be paidiin the
th.rd year after such Forfeiture shall hsve sccro-
Cd there shalt be paid an interest OF enc hanhred
per csnsura per annurl, g. aforesaid; Provided
@lSo That nothing n this act shall. bs SO constru-
ed 81 70 acet tie rights Of infants foncs covess
or petsoss Of unsouUd mind, u. II year after
sne disabilities saall have ceaset, on thsIr paying
al taxes due, with an in.elest theseupon az the
!Aic OF Ten per centum per annum on the amount
rue - aforesaid.
Al asa and parts of acts coming within the
pnry'ew OF this act, are hereby repea@d.
ANS at small commence and be IA foice from
lad after he Hrst day of March next.
u Copy from the Ro'l--fesce,
j. PLEASAETs, il. Keeper
OF the Rolls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
20 Dollars Reward,

Is offered for experimenting ANDREW ane-
gro slave, who about the beginning OF this
month RUN AWAY from the subscriber resi-.
cling in the neighborhood OF Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirty years Old.
an Intelligent, active. small man, a good house
AID stable servant, drives Carsiage well, IN
asrs,ands a li,sle Of 5hoemahing, aud readily
ears ago he was IN the service OF Mr. Turne,
Al tae Bell Tavern in Richmond whege be
iese he generally ac'ed &c hos'ier and AFTER.
wards tiillass Chris,nias, was employed by MIR
Heuy L. biscos of Manchester IN his tobacco
stemmeTy. .le has wife living 4: the Man.
chester coal va d . tree musSno woman nam
oukey Hollinge' by whom have ezson &c DC
lieve he is secreled Iwil pay the above re
ward TO any person who viii deliver 20 rae tn,
above mea iored slave, OF secure hun IN Jail AZ
that get him again,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
James Henderson.
20,h June, 1869. If

HOMMlTrED to the ial of Mon;go.
~ meiy county, ON the 27ih day OF a
y !, a negro man WIN calls himself MO-
SES; says he is abou; twenty two years
OF age he smear six feet high stout bull,
and says ne IS the properly OF Richard
lenel'. Fhe owner is requested to come
'wacd, pay al! charges and lake HIM a.
way, oibsr~ise he will De dealt with as The
law gequires.
II. GIBSON, Tailor.
Iune goth, 1909. (am.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
City Hotel to let.

III 1871 u $3.50
" HAT spacious convenient HOUSE and I o.
with OUT Houses, Stables &c. situated on
the street. that leads from the maio street by fhe
Governors TO the Capitol; which was lately in
the occupancy Of Nj las. Vaughan rs Tavern.
II will be let for ore or more years, and posses
sion given immediately. For terms 4 ply 10
Beuja min Mosby Of Powhatan, or b. Tate OF
this City, who are authorised by n.e 10 le, the
same.
RICHAR D CROUCH.
Richrond, June lst, 1909
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-10
R. C. SKINNER.
SUhGEOW DEAZIST 81.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
IN Alexandria and its vicinity, that his
concerns at Washington requiring his con-
tinuance at or near that city until the next
session OF Congress, proposes to attend to-
his professional business in this town until
the goth OF May. Thossuperior manner in
which he inserts Teeth in the human head,
their perfect natural appearance, and the ease
his operations are invariably performed in,
are objects worthy the attention of those per-
SONS Who have been SO unfortunate as to lose
their front teeth 10 those persons whose
teeth are partially decayed, or are covered
with the sceptic acid, or tartar, he viii only
observe that immediate relief may be obtain
ed, and their teeth preserved. ,[free from
paln5 during life. HIS regular apprentice
ship, long pracli>e, and superior recon-
cations, tit IS Presuued} will enttie him to
he confidence of those that require his as
sistaace.
Dr.. eKIssER may be consulted any hour
a. Mr. Mldurn's. sign Of the Golden Ball,
union-stroet.
Nav @ Il
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: CATALOGUE OF PLAY S,
, kcR SALE BY
r q q E r T G r AZ

RoBERT GRAY.
1E-HE RcBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew OF
I Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robbln Hooo'
Love Laughs at Loclssmiths, OF Age Io-mor>
row. Fortress of Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
.Iogos, Indian Princess, Critic, Fox Chase,
Biue Beard, Lock and Key, Darby's Return
What's Blunder, Wanderer, Stranger, BIND
Row, Deserter, Jew, Point of Honor, Mer-=
maid, School for. Scandal, Trust, Castle Spec
tire, gown and Country, Voice of Nature, He
Would if He Could, Tears and Smiles, Adrian
and Orilla, Farm House, Who's the Dupe,
Trip to Scarborough, Whistle for it, Fortunes 5,
Froiic, Begone Dull Care, Adelgltha. Words
How 10 grow Rich. Man>of Fortitnde.
..AL5O, (
The Military Mentor, being .. series OF
letters recently written from general officer
#tc his son-2 vols. boards price 81
Crabbe's Poems, highly spoken OF by the
British Reviews as work ofthe hrst merit.
price, bound, 81
!! March -.
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Dlitrlet of Columbia, to Wit.

m 7HEREAS JOHN AUSTIN hath, bv
wv his petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas ,Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court of tho
District OF Columbia, TO be admitted to the be-
neft of the act of Congress, for the relief Of
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail bounds. OF Alexandria
county, at the suit of JOS Janney, and being
unable to discharge the said claim, with
others against him, has offered to deliver
up to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed-Notice IS
therefore gipens to the creditors Of the said
John Austin that CD SATURDAY, the
18th instant, between the hours of nine and
8 O'Clock OF the same Gay, at the court
house IN Alexands1se tie oath Of an insoyent
debtor will be administered TO the said John
Austin and a trustee appointed ag.eeabIy
to the said act CT congress, unless cause be
then end there sheWn TO the contrary
By order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one Of the assistant Judges Of the circuit
court of the District OF Columbia this 9Th day
OF May, 1909.
G. Deneale. c. C.
Nav 9 St
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-10
NEWTON KEENEg
Mays
HAS Eusr REcEIyEDs

HAS gUsT RECEIVED
Per lie schooner Haavtots, cefSf. KezfAs
1000 bushels ground .alum oALj, when WE WV
be sold low, if taken from on board,
And has on hand,
SUGAR in hhds. and barrels
WINE an pipes
QUEENS WARE In crates well asrtde
Best GREEN COFFEE in bngs, ard =
Gre. aiun and Liverpool SAIL ia saekfe
April ~
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TO RENT,
The Wa1langton Tave'n. IN Alez-
.a7ld2gQ.

r WISH TO. RENT fora term Of years,
a the above mentioned TAVERN. with the
out-houses thereunto belonging. It IS stu
ated on King street, the most central and
public pagt of Alexandria. The Buildings
are cQmmodious and good, and the stlnd ex-
celed by none in the place. p turtner de-
scription Of this property is deemed unneces-
sary, a. it is very generally known. having
been occupied as public house iol upwards
OF twelve years.
Possession may be had the 5th July next
John Dundas.
Mays d6teo
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SoIes at Vendas.
n every Tuesday and Friday !,
~ IfryJ RE SOI,D

On cVETy ! S1S|oS-''1 :
" WILL BE SOLD
:, The Vendue Store, corner OF Prince ana
"a Wafer streets.
! vay;ssy of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
p.rt;eIlars Of which will be expressed IN
!, s3s3s oF the day--All kinds OF goods
: Is are OH limitation and the prices OF
are,estabI,A ned, can at any Tune be
s;.s md Dtsrc ,,ase. at the lowest Limitation
isacd 4
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BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
T. &, Hill g T. Ball

INFORM The citizens of Alexandria and
4. It's yics!Hity that they have commenced the
saofe business, and from their practical
knowledge hope to meet with share Of pa
tsonage from generous public. They pledge
themselves to execute sucn orders as they
ola> be favored wilhina satisfactory manner.
They will furnish materials measured ip the
wall, or lay them by the thousand, as may
suit their employers. Where they are
quested to furnish materials they>wiil be f
he first quality
februar0 IL, SIN
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Pursuant to deeretal order of the>chancefy
District Court of Williamsburg, VII be Oh
fered for sale, on the Ath Monday IN May
next, at Westmoreiand Court he0se' os-
ing court day
That very valuable FARM,
situated on Nomony river, IN the county OF
Westnoreland, the property OF .f0hn nd
the4os, late of said county, containing o4s a.
ores. A credit of twelve months will be glY--
en-. the purchaser executing to the commits
sioners acting underline aforesaid order, bond
with approved security, and deed o. tfnsl
On the, land to secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money according TO the terms OF Inc
decree. ~.
March 50. es"
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j lNDER the authority of a deed OF trust
u Robert Moss. the subscriber will offer ct
Public sale, On Monday, the 29th day OF MAY
Aext, on the premises, near William Pad
gets tavern, in Fairfax county, 1R~tt1
W Land, situated on the new and old turn
PIKE roads, about S miles from Alexandra,
%ataning Sc and quarter acres. A credit OF
" sixty and ninety days viii be allowed.
r. /. Taylor, 1r1gtee.
4sm2l, cots