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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-30
PRIME NEW YORK
P O K <,
FOR SALE BY
Trueman Brafhears.
August 2e. --
A GKEAr BARGAIN.


THE subscriber visiting to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
watch ne resides in Fairfax county, IL miles
from Alexandria, from George lowe Ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing TO tue city of Washington
in a aesithy, agreeable neignborhood,' con-
tanning about 47e acres, on which IS conYe :
nient DIVE ling house, large enough tor u gem
teel family, together with ali the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees Of selected fruit, together WITH
different other fruit rees, proportion Oh I'M
proved meadow tor the scythe. and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined 70 purchase may know tho terms
nv apr,icatIon to Mr. john DuLIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
E. Dulln.
diff
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N 0 T | C E.

oneulENCE 10 decree of the Ho-
c.U'soie the Circuit Court of the district
s'a'hoia, for the county of alexandria,
4, .'n lyle, Daiziei, and others, complain
:, aud Robert Lylc's heirs, defts, direct
Ir, ;as Subscriber to take possession of that
i, W The real estate of Robert Lyle, the
uSceased, allotted to the complainant,
pc. sN inc same out for the benefit OF the
g 'asa--l will rent the three story Brick
O,5 a . dwelling House lately occupied BY
IN IN onyersP. Find.ay, on Fairfax-street,
Immediate possession may be had.
Ass G. Deneale, Comr.
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WIN. LEWIS.
Bank of " Arlington.

THE subscription books Will be opened at
Longs hotel on Monday the 4th day OF Sep
TENDER next, at teno'elock, and will continue
open for three days from 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
10 O'Clock, p. M. 'unses sooner filled.
No person will DC allowed to subscribe in
the name OF another without producing to the
commissioners powers authorship him SO TO
do. o
=. The Commiilioners.
August 49,
!: J. O.. c O T I . n.
e. 80 bales. PRIME UPLAND COTTON
Tor sale by the subscriber, at very mode
ate price ana on a liberal credit. -,
Joseph H. Vaudeville
June i:
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PUBLIC SALE.

Oh, Saturday tie I'd September next, nil be
said at pu0zc 0ncttsa at tie Washington
Bridge.
nNE STOW in complete order and SIX
~ BOATS, several sheds, quantity OF
Tools, blankets, &c.
Terms OF sale, cash for all sums under
twenty dollars, ananotes with good endorsers
at 50 lays for all sums over this amou,if
By ordsr Of the President ana Directors.
Samuel Eliot.
lAueust 29---2o.
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eal.s at Vendue.

20 Tuesday and Friday
|eVe'J WILL BE SOLD
be Water streets. :.
-, IF Dr., Goods, Groceries, .s &c !.
|sf s',-. = Of which will be expressed dod IN
r ~ u the day-All kinds Q. gooa y,
PIll' :. o on limitation and the prices o. ..
ar r. established, can at any Tune ;.s+;o %
a: ~ purchased at the lowest Limitation
|A'''' P. c. Marstcller, '. N.
THE INTRIGUES
The Queen Of SPAN
WITH The
p;oce Of Peace and others.
P, ln ~ a Spanish Noblenan and "a.
FFlt'sn u.s., dome ~ can be acquainted with the
I W. WV and amors Of the above pefsonases'
9 : Cotton & Stewart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

&c. this is soon follow cd by raying tclirium. s.
unis:s reiietis soon obtained, death ensues in a
lew hours They ard covered with large spots,
resembling mortified ilesh The disorder is very
Fatal, especially to the female sex Our pl,ysici.
ans appear to he entirely nonpius'd, and differ
much in their opinions and treatment OF it. AL
though there have been solitary Instances of this
disorder for two years past in different parts OF
this state, it began its desolating ravages in the
west, and has been gradually advancing to the
eastward; few towns in the north. wes;ern parts
have escaped its ravages. We have had but few
instances of it on the side of Connecticut ri
yer till within few days. In this city, on Friday
last, there were IL new cascs--on Saturday. Is
In some instances it has destroyed almost whole
| families i'll Il ftNs hours. Two very singular cir
cumstances attended this disease-onc is, that
| although it RACES in warm weather, yet proves
much more fatal in the cold st-the other is, that
| .tis equally fatal in places thnly populated, and
IN saiubrions situations as in populous towns
We hope the warm season, which we ardently
desire, will arrest its progress Unless it receives
check, it Is likely 10 prove the seyerest scourge
| with which offended heaven has hitherto been
pleased TO visit u.s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TIE N1USE.

THE MUSE.
The following lines are from the Freeman's
Journal of Philadelphia.
u 1t is singular coincidence, that at
the very moment when we were about deli
vering to our compositor,a M S. copy of the
very same verses, this number of the Phila-
delphia Journal was put into our hands. 1t
is not the first time that Great wits jumh
toScther.'-In imitation of the Editor of the
Journal, we have annexed the corresponding
version of Francis----the most celebrated
translator of the poems of Horace. The COM
p2rison will do no discredt TO the genius
of the young Virgnian--the latter at the
early age OF Is, the English translator in the
JHH tide and maturity of his genius.
Concerning general Lewis Littlcpage, less
has been written than he really deserved
He was native of Virginia--once secre-
tary or hrOtege Of Mr.. Jay-with whom
he subsequently quarrelled, and against
whom he published those severe philippines.
which poured forth all the fire of his ge-
nius--he was at the siege of G;braltar-ehe
was we'll versed in almost all the courts Of
Europe--was particularly conyersant with
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
THE XII. ODE. BOOK 1. OF HORACE
TRANsLATFp BY
L E w IS l. IT I'll PAG E,
wuEN nN1v Ia. ..,.

WHEN ONLY Ia YEARS AGE.
::::::::::::
Fuscus, the man whose quiet heart
No conscious crimes modest,
Needs not the Noor's envenom'd dart
To guard his guiltless breast.
safe may ne range Getulia's sands,
Virtue and truth his guides
Or where the desart Garma stands.
:. Or fam'd Hydaspes glides
Late as rang'd the Sabine grove
Beyond my usual bounds,
Whilst vtid Of care L sung my love
In soft mclodious sounds,
Sudden met (without defcnce,.
A Wolf fierccness bred
But avid BY peaceful innocence,
The savage monster fed
Not thirsty Lybia's scorching fields, Il,
Where tawny lions feed,
Nor wariike Daunia's dreary wilds,
SO dire a monster breed.
Remove me far from cheerful day
To night and endless shades,
WHARF not bright celestial ray
The awful gloom pervades;
Or place me near the solar blaze, (2)
Beneath the burning zone,
Where no refreshing breeze allays,
The influence of the sun:
Still shall the memory of my love, (s)
Her soft enchanting smile,
Her tuneiul voice, my cares remove,
And all my woes beguiie (4l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

EN Observation-Disclosures cs,,,,.,
4 March Court. 1909
James James P'aia'iF agains, William Cam
non, ""iian Anderson, senior, and William
Anderson,jr. Defrts
On tue motion of the plaintiff by council and
AZ appearing to the satisfaction of the Court th,,
the defendant Cannon is NOT an inh.btant of th;s
state 1t IS ordered and dccreed That nnless ,i,,,
sad Cannon shall appear here at June Cour,
next .U ana answer the plaintiffs bill The Court
will thenproceed to take the same for conG.s.sd
as to him and decree the matter thereof accord.
lngiy, and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the ciiv
OF Richmond for two months snccessiyeIv. and
another copy be posted up at the front door of tha
Courthouse of this County.
A copy. Teste,
April z. law8wS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
April z.

L 9TH, 1909.
Robert Smith, Plaintiff, against James Wea.
YER and Wn. Smith Defts.
THE defendant Weaver, not having entered
his appearance 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 nhab;
taat of this state On the motion of the pla;nt;f,
ny ms attorney, 1t is ordered, That he appear
here ON the first day of June Court next, and en-.
Ter his appearance, and give security for perfor-
IN ng the decree OF the court, and that COPY OF.
tns order be inserted in one of the news papers
p'lnted IN Richmond, for two month succe ..s:y,.
W and posted at the front door of the court
of the said county
Copy. Testc,
April Z. wS;yT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

NJ
!. 1fn, yellow, red, and other dyes
End. The process to be used in dying, so Ms
to promise the least eNpence, and yet most dara-
bic coiors.
Sd. The manner of preparing appropriate
nlordents, or fixtures.
4,h. Colors for printing on cotton; their for
nation manner of impression and whatever
else may be necessary towards the completion o.
calicoes, &c.
In this state, it has been proved, that many ar
ticles of domestic growth, afford excellent DIVES
but the necessary ntordants remain yet to be dis
covered
The fruit of the Cactus, or Pickle Fear. has
yielded to wool crimson red, by first boiling
the wool for two hours in urine, then immersinp
1t hot i'll the expressed juice, in the following
proportion, also hot, one third water, and two
thirds juice, it is also let boil, and is then taken
out anal immersed liz Il solution of salt and water,
and when half dry, rinced. Would not solu-
ton OF sal ammoniac produce scarlet dye on the
same vegetable
yield rich red, and grows in profusion but
from experiments hitherto made, its dye is not
permanent. Is there no method of rendering j.
fixed?
Basn, the Red Beet-Would it not afford a
similar dye, with similar process
Salmon Radishes-the cutcle part Of these are
SAID to afford lovely pink dye. The process is
required.
Dried Peaches-accident has discovered,
with solution of Cupran, Vitrioia.an,, or Blue
Stone, 10 yield shining black
These hints and queries submitted, with
an earnest desire to procure a satisfactory ac-
count of the processes to be used in these and
similar experiments. Communications, either
through the medium of newspapers, or by letter,
addressed to the writer, will be thankfully re
ceiycd by their obedient servant.
CAROLINIENsIs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

the Court of st. Petersburg--was acquaint-
ed with Suwalrow and many of the great mi
litary men of Europe-and returned TO his
native country with ample resources about
the year 1902. He became resident of the
town of Fredericksburg, where he died in
thatyear. Lttlepage was man ofimmense
original powers-frAught with the most stri.
King anecdotes of men and atchievements-
and to the last moment of his life exhibited
that romantic and original cast of character
which had distinguished his earlier adyen
lures.
~ Had such a man exerted his fine
talents amidst the political scenes of his
native country-in the vindication of her
rights and her honour-he would have
played most distinguished part on the thea
tire OF the public. The friends of Gen. Lit.
tlepage. (andhe has several relations in Vir-
ginia,) could not render us more acceptable
service, than by laying before us the memoirs
OF the most eventful incidents of his roman
TIC life So much for the mainland now for
the youthful hoet
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

In addition to the Improvements displayed at
Mr.. Custis's, we have the pleasure to announce
to our readers an agricultural and manufacturing
experiment. perhaps not before attempted in this
country. Gen. Mason, of this Gown, has manu-
featured piece of nankeen, from cotton raised
ON his estate in this district, very little inferior to
that imported from India. The public spirited
exertions of Gen. Mason in this particular, as
we'll as in many others, entitle him to the thanks
OF his country. 1t is we'll known that seed the
true nankeen cotton is to be found in many part S
OF the southern states and if it was cultivated
carefully and separately from the common cotton.
there is no doubt but as handsome naukeen
might be made in this country as in India The
experiments certainly worthy the attention of
cotton planters, Specimens of Gen. Mason's
nankeen may be seen at this office . Wash;nrtou
Fed "
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rnom THE cHAnLfsrou TINES.

The lovers Of art, are earnestly ;nv;to1 70 o,r
ploy portion oftheirt time and attention % ,ho
ImProScment Of the following hints and queries
!hc time has arrived, that the Genius of Amer.
60 loudly calls upon ier sons to exert themselves
~ the discovering ofueans and substitutes FIR
'nFe!gH supplies. Already have numerous cdi6.
COS Pcen re- ed For tie execution of manufao.
i"' ~ ing city IS now nearly ready t. be
urio might be made in The full completion og
vas estaoi'si'ncnt, tic writer earnes., solic;,s
o. ~ WHO are IN Possession Of facts relative 20
Hdf'"e GHS maferi.ns, t. furnish tie pecessarv
MO fns'ieH a., se0n 50 possible.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
April Z.
IN cHANcERY- Charlotte Court, March

N CHANCERY Charlotte Court, March
4 9TH, 1902
Robert Bailey, administrator of Lucy Bailey.
dec'd. HItF, against William Smith,, atIministra-
TOR aud distributee of John Smith, deed John
smith, George Jones' & Molly his wife, Edward
Clarke and Elizabeth his wife. lanes Weaver &
Nancy his wife, Charles Smith, Stmue! Smith.
DAVID Barley and Elizabeth MS wife. and Fran
els Smith DEFENDANTS
IHE deien ia'.,s, john Smith. George Jones
and Motley hIs wife, James Weaver and Nancy
ms %ifc, Charles Sm'th. Samuel Smiih, David
Bailey and t.iz beth h.s VIE, .,nd Francis Smith
not having entered their sp1e rance, according
to the act Of Assembly and e rules of this court.
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not nr btants oi tais 81 ate Onthe
motion OF the plaintiff ny his attorney, 1t is or
aerea, mat the. appear acre on the first day of
June court nexi, am :nter their appearance, and
mat a COPY Of ais order Sc inserted ia one fthe
news papers pr;nte1 IN k,ehriond, for two
months successyely, and posted 1t the front door
OF tie court mouse o; the said county.
Copy. Teste,
THOMAS READ, Cpk.
April z. wSwg
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(BY AUTHORITY
Law OF THE UNITED .ST.dIES

AN ACT
10 aathoriSe the transportation Of a certain mes.
sage 81 the President ofthe u. S. and document
accompanying the same.
DE it ENACTED BY the Senate and House of Re-
~ prcSentati0eS Of the United States of Aane-
rtca IN Congress assembled. That the Members Of
Congress and Delegates from the several terrific.
res OF the United States be, and they are hereby
authorized to transmit by mail, free Of postage,
the message of the President of the u. States,
OF the eighth of November, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eight, and documents &C.
companying the same, printed by order of the
Senate and House Of Representatives to any
post-office within the United States and terrific.
ries thereof, to which they may respectively di.
rect, any law to the contrary notwithstanding.
]. B. VARNUM,
oPedEer 81 fhe HonSe Of RebreSenfafives,
GEO: CLINTON,
pics-Presiaent IF the United States aaa
President Of the Senate.
Nov. 1e, 1903.
APPROVED,
TIL : JEFFERSON.
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April 81.

AMES X. MICOU informs his friends & the
- public-that he keeps Tavern, in 4ppahaa-
mock, IN those commodious houses occupied the
last year by Mr. John Belfeld and form erly
kePt rs as pubic house by Mr.. John Croxton.
James Il. Micou hatters himself that he win
receive such share of the p,tronage of his
friends and the public as his exertions may merit.
April %. w4w
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TIL JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

AN ACT
For the relief If ARyussiu .Seryy.
re enacted BY tie Senate and Hon5e of Re.
- presentatiUes Of The United States IF An,leyica
IN Congress assembled, That the proper account.
ing officers of the treasury be, and they are here
by authorised to Settle the account of Augustine
Serry, formerly boatswan on board the United
states Brig Sophia and that they allow him the
pay and emcluments Of a boatswain, from the
fifteenth day Of October, one thousand seven hun.
dred and ninety.six, until the sixteenth day OF
February, one thousand seven hundred and nine.
weight and that they pay the balance which
may be found due to the said Augustin Se1ry, out
OF any monies in the Treasury not otherwise ap.
proprated.
j. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House IF Rebresen,atiUes.
GEO CLINTON,
Viee-PreSident Of the United States and
PJesiaef Of the Senate.
Jan. IL, 1869,
APPROVED,
TIL I: JEFFERSON
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SAME ODE Ry FRANCIS.

SANE ODE BY FRANCIS
me man who knows not guilty fear,
Nor wants the bow, nor pointed spear;
Nor needs while innocence ofheart,
The quiver, teemng with the polson'd dart,
Whether thro' L. bias burning sands
His journey leads, or Scytiiia's lands.
Unacceptable waste of SHOWS,
Or where the fabulous Hydasres flows:
For musng on my lovely maid,
While careless in the woods stray'd.
"A wolf-how dreadful crossed my wav.
Yet fied-he fed from his defenceless nrev
No beast of such portcntous size
In warlke Dauni IS forests lies,
Nor such the tawny lion reie.ns
Fierce on his native Afric's thirsty plains.
fiace me, where never summer breeze
Onointls the glebe, or warns the trees:
Where ever lowering clouds appear,
And angry Jove deforms the incement wear:
Place me beneath the burning ray,
Where rolls the rapid car of Day:
Love and the Eymph shall charm nv tolls
Inc nymph, who sweetly speaks, and sweetly
smiles.
VARIATIONS.
Is, says our MS. ..ENou1RER.
" Not scorch'd Numdia's thirsty fields.
w Or place me near the solar rays
W Here is stanza IN copy which is omit.
ted in the Journal
Yet still my Lalage shall reign
Triumphant in my breast,
Still her BELOVED harmonious name
Shall lull my woes to rest.
(G Here some trifing variations
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
extract 81 a letter .fyom eitiser If Hartford,
Conn. to- ms brother IN Pdilaaeiohia, Ga,ed

MARCH Z, 1909.
The inhabitants Of Hartford have been. for
some days, much alarmed by the ravages Of a
strange and unaccounta5le disorder, which our
physicians, for The want Of better appellation.
styIe me spotted fever. It's appearance and syn,p
e eo'1s are truly alarming Sometimes persons are
found sitting in state of absolute insensil;i;tS
tner eyes and jaws set--tbeir blood in a very biqb
state OF MISUNDERSTANDING cold and mac.
I'VE TINS IS the most alarming case--others are
suddenly seized with a violent pain in the hea 4.
OF extreme parts oi the body, 10 toes, fnrcrs'
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April Z
IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Court, March

4 Z, 1o19
Stephen Smith, Plaintiff. against Nathan
~aGKery and Thomas NJ. Dearman, Defendants.
The defendant Zackery not having entered
la" apPearance- accordngto the act of Assembly.
ana TIC rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the sati'action OF the Court, that he rs no IN in
htb.tant OF this state, on the motion of The plain
TIL by his attorney 1t is ordered That he an.
pear mere on the first day of June Court next,
and enter his appearance and give security for
performing the decree Of the Court, and that
copy OF this order he inserted in one of the news
papers printed IN Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of
the Court House, of the said County
Copy. Teste,
III. FEAD, c. C.
April 81. w8wg
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TIL : JEFFERSON

M ANTED TO HIRE-Six or eight NE
Gro MN, till the end Of the year.
TIE hire viii be paid monthly, IL required
Apply to Mr.. Richard Sampson, at Middle
Quarter, Tuckahr, or the subscriber,
May Is A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

TOR SALE-Upon liberal credit, for cash or
good bonds, SIS acres of L md, in Middle
sex county, advantsgeously situated upon the Pi.
ankatank, being the House Lot of Shooters Hill
tract. This Land is of a good quality, has a g Cd
FISHERY, Oysters at the door, and wild Fowl in
abundance If not sold before the first of Nov.
ne t. it will be leased for term Of wears, witt,
or without els acres adjoining.
For terms apply to Major Paulin A Black
burne OF that county or to
AUSTIN BRocKENsRoUGH.
Tappahannock, April 7. w5m
{ j ENJAMIN kIMBALL, has taken the
Store lately occupied by M. J,csb Fack-
ler where lie has now tolerable, ard will snort
ly receive very general and extensive assert.
ment OF European and India
G. O 0 ID s;
Which will be sold Wholesale OF retail at very mo-
aerate prices.
MAY g. 4t
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aleranurta Datlp @asette.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER s:
French Commercial Decree.


A Liverpool paper of July 20, contains
the following article, which appears TO adj
NIT greater Latitude of indulgence than
was contemplated in the Decree, as orlgl-
.nally published here.
$ In pursuance Of a Decree dated Paris,
the 10th instant, and issued in Holland the
middle fast week, American vessels are
permitted to discharge their !cargoes, to be
disposed ofonly to the subjects OF the king
OF Holland, who are strictly prohiblte q
from tr4nshipping, or sending by any means
the merchandise 10 the ports OF France, un-
less authorised by the certificate OF the
French consul. On the other hand the
French consul is made responsible that the
colonial and other produce transhipped,
or sent, shall not be of the growth ct any
colony, or soil, under the dominion or con-
troll Of the British government.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-06
Study Mills for Sale.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.
To be sold to the highest bidder, on the 18th q
November nert,
A mott complete and elegant
MERCHANT MILL.

With MilleTs House, two-story Dwell
ing House, commodious Stone Store House,
Blacksmiths' Shop, Stable, sc. and sixty a.
cres of Land, admirably adapted to timothy,
a great part Of which is highly improved
meadow.
The Mill House is 4s by Sc feet, with 2
pair of Burr Stones, 4 ny 8, and apair OF couni
try stones. -
With respect to situation and other advan-'
tagcs there is none in Virginia more propi-
tious, being on never failing stream formed
by a conflux of the Bull Run and Catharpin,
about four miles from the Little River Turn
pike Road, and one mile from the Gontenl-
plated road from Fauquier court house to
Centreyille, and directly in the route from an
extensive contiguous settlement of produe-.
tive farms.
The terms of sale will be one third of the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in
one, two and three years, secured by bond
with approved security
' Any person inclined TO purchase may have
an opportunity of treating tor this property
in the mean time with
~ !" Landon Carter.
Sent. so. co
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Sept. so.
C A S H
Will be given for afew likely
young NEGROES.
Apply at the
Indian Queen =, 1aye'1,.
September 80. 1a"ot
NOTICE.

THE subscriber by virtue Of deed OF trust
from Edward CAN'T OF Fairfax county to him
dated 18th Of October 1907 will sell at pub ]
lie auction for Cash, at the subscribers tayerns
Fairfax County, Va. on the 2lst Oct. lSos,
Three hkely young Negro Men,
decided to the subscriber in trust by the a'ore-
sad Edward Can't. for the payment of a debt
due from the said Edward CAN'T. TO Henry.
Can't of Jefferon County, Va. ~
James Wiley.
enthusiastically.