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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01
NmGINIA.-At Superior Court of Chan

" RGINIA.-At a Superior Court of Chan
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the CITY of
Richmond, the tenth day of June 1909.
John Watkins ex'or. of the testament and last
will of thn Wyatt deceased, and John ID. Wat
kins administrator &c. OF Agnes Watkins late
Agnes Wyatt deceased, Plt'6s against Edward
Bland Administrator with the will annexed of
Edward Bland decd, eniamin Cooke, George
Cooke, Rober, Cooke, Saml. Cooke, John Morri-
son and Anne3his wife in right of the said Anne,
Thomas Boothe administrator &C. of Mary
Boothe, deceased late Mary Cooke & - Bootle
an infant child of the said Thomas and Mary by
the SAID Thomas especially assigned his guardi-
an, Agnes Cooke, Edward Wyatt and John Phi.
lips sheriff oft the county of Prince George, sue.
cessor at Billy III. Avery late sheriff of the said
county to whom administration of the estate of
Pleasant Cooke deceased, had been committed
by the court of that county.
THE defendants John Morrison and Anne his
vile and Agnes Cecke not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act ct assembly, and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this country, ON mo-
ton of the plaintiffs by council, II is ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here ON the
first day OF the next term, and answer the bill
ct the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said city.
Cofy, Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, c. c.
july H. 1aw2mT.
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Y ANDs FOR SALE-The Subscriber of
IL ters ter sale his tract ct Land in Amherst
County. iyin, on the west sid. az the main road
fronting the new Cour,sIouse now bull ,g, cou-
tanning three hundred & sixty acres. Upou this
Land is an eligible situation for store, also for
Tavern, there is likewise very desirable siu-
alton DOR Professional & .n,le,nan. Being in
wealthy, poruio,is and alss,-.ils negibori,oo.l,
the Land is fertile, well watcred, lies very wei,
aud extremely healthy. Upon it is plantation
we'll nclosed, and in hisi, state Of Cultivation
laid OF INTO separate fields and each field in its
turn for some years past has been sowcd in small
grain rolled in Plaster of Paris, and in the spring
folio wing sowed in red ClQver. The Indian corn
has also been rolled in Plaster of Paris when
planted for some years past; the plantation is sui
hcient to work six hands to advantage
Also another tract OF Land, living in tho aforc-
said County at Amherst, ON the waters of Penny
River. adjoining the Lands al ames Franklin.
Joel Franklin's estate, Micaja Camden and
Bartlett Cush, containing near nine hundred u
cres This Tract lies extremely well, upon il Is "a
considerable quantity Of Plant-hed and meadow
ground, il ia very fertile, we'll watere, and well
adapted to ttecu!t,,re OF Corn, Wheat and To-
bacco upon it is plantation suffi cient to work
eight hands. A considerable part Of il is fresi,
Lane. AMI tie whole is in high state of cultva-
ton, well enciosed and divided into four felds,
each field in its turn. has beeii sowed III small
grain. part of the srain has been rolled in the
IN their turn IN red clover, which grows lux,,ri-
anuy on this plantation, which together with the
white clover tina, grows naturally upon it produ
ces very fine pasture. There is also upon it, very
good apple orchard, and there have lately been
built thereon some useful and valuable houses
A farther description is deemed unnecessary i,
IS presumed that no person will purchase without
| first viewing the lands, the Overseers living on
the plantations will shew the lands to any person
| wishing to- purchase-rhese lands will be sold on
time and the payments made accommodating to
purchasers.
Also one Other. Tract Of Land lying in Gooch
md County, on both sides OF Tuckalioe Greek. on
| the north side otthe three Chop Road, adjoining
the lands of Benz Hughes, Benz. Watkins md e
tsl,a Leaks estates, containing three hundred &
fifty acres. considerable part, of this land is
cleared, and none oft has been in cultivation for
| some years past it is land Of good soil and is
we'll adapted to the culture OF corn and wheat,
and is very convenient to Market, being within
twenty three miles of the City of Richmond, this
| tract oflsnd will also be sold on time, and the
payments made accommod ,ting to the Puchas.
err For. farther particulars apply to the subscri.
Der living in the City of RicImsnd.
HILLIAM GILT
IuIV l. xy6w
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EEORGE WATT has just reccived, and offers
NJ FOR SHE, Sicily, Mad-iyn, and Sherry
WINE. BY the HID and Or. cast, Green Cofcc,
Orleans Sugar BY the Nhd: German Pat.tlas
Simplex BY me piece case, halt pint Glass Tn,
b!ers in cases Of 1000 each, and New FORK SOAP G.
Candles.
ONHAND, Madeira Vine, Orleans and Nus.
couAao Sugars, Green coffee, Moiasses, Pr me
son, Skin, and Gunbozpder Tea, Spanish Seq ps,
Raisins, almonds, Nutnrgs, Windo5u Glass,
MEMS e Women'S Shoes, sshich he will dispose
Of Gy wholesale on reasonable terms.
e5ukv % ...r ,f
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ME- Subscribers for tie Book of FoRms
Il OF LEGAL Process aud JUDICIAL Pho.
eEEDtNos, proposed to be published by me, are
informed tina, the work is IN Press. and it rs ex.
pected, from the progress which has been made
IN the printing thereof, that the Book will be rea.
dy for delivery by the ensuing fall terms Of the
Superior Courts Of Law l here take the ber.
ty OF suggesting TO those who wish to own this
Book, and have net subscribed therefor, the adj
vantage OF doing so MS early as possible, and
complying with the terms Of subscription here.
toIore published, as a very small number Of co.
pies will be printed, which will be delivered
az there he occasion to do so,) according to
the dates Of subscriptions.
J. ROBINSON.
Richmond, July % tf
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GSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran.
i away from the subscriber, two NEG ROES,
to wit Burrel Gates and Lony Burrell Gates
is about thirty years ofage, five feet eight inch
cs high, rather slender made, well proportioned
except he has a very large foot he was pur-
chased of Mr.. Wilkinson (Chesterfield,) and
has wife at Mr.. JOHN Spears in the same coun-
~ Lony was purchased OF Mr.. Richard r. Arm
strong, Hanover county, he is about 6 years OF
age, has a film over one OF his eyes, this fellow
] suppose is lurking about this city. The above
reward will be paid tor delivering them to Mr..
Chan II Saunders, Richmond, and ten dollars
for either of them, o. if secured in any Gaol in
this commonwealth SO that g.t them again.
1ACOB FALELER.
". d. Louy is now III tue Gaol OF this city,
and is for sale. Enquire of Clan. II. Saunisrs.
May 25 wifi
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July IS

In COUNCIL, July %, 1909 Proposals
Il will be received, by the Executive, until the
10th day of August next, for furnishing 400
white oak Spokes, 700 willow oak Felloes, 100
black gum Naves, and 60 hickory Axetrees -
All of seasoned Timber, and of such dimensions
as shall be described by Alexander Quarter, to
the persons disposed 10 make such proposals.
OANL Il. HILTON, CTk IF the LoWncH.
July % 1t
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July II.

PURsUAN l. to the last Will .,ni testament o,
L the Rev. Matthew Maurv, late of Albemarle
county We shalt, on Friday the first day of Sep
TENDER next, f fair, if not, the next fair day) ex.
pose To public sale, the premises that valuable
and highly improved FIRM, on which the deed
lately resided, containing between 1900 & 400
acres About 400 acres of this land are cleared
and in excellent condition Tor cultivation, of
which about 40 acres are very fine meadow
There is, on the plantatio, great variety of fr,
trees, among which is we'll selecte apple orci:-
ard of about two hundred trees in high perfection
This land is intersected by vein of excellent
limestone, parallel with, and two mikes distant
from the south west mountains. There are on
this plantation, alarge convenient yelling house
a large barn, stable, and all other necessary butt
dings, in very good condition for the accom- noda-
ton ct large family. The quality of this land
is very good, we'll adapted to the growth Of to.
bacco and corn, and particularly so to the growth
ct small grain and grass. 1t has, from expert
ment. been proven capable of deriving very great
advantages from the use of Plaster OF Paris. We
will allow credit of one, two and three years on
the purchase money for which, we shall require
a lien on the land, and approved personal securi-
ty The land may be seen by application to Ell
tier ofus who reside on it.
MdTI'HEW MAUPi,,2 dc,ing
THOS ~. N1iURT, s E,ecTs.
Albemarle County, Va.
25th July, 1909 w5w
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NHGINIA---A a Superior co,;rt Of Chance.
~ holden at the Capitol in Richmond, Itinc
goth 1909
!; George Fisher, Elize,eth Fisher, lane Fisher,
Rolling Fisher, and Elizabeth Fisher, execu,rix
| OF Danlei Fisher decd Rtfs against Jol,n Fish.
err and Edward Fisher executors of Daniel Fish
er, William Stark, James Dennison. Archibald
Oracle, Mary Fisher, David RobertsoE and Rich.
ard Smith.
This cause was this day partly heard On the
bill, s,rpdry exhibits, and tie report of Commits
sioner Wilder, pursuant to the order of the 18th
day ct February last, with exceptions there,in-
to by the plaintiffs, but none ON the part of The
defendants On consideration whereufthe court
confirming so much of the said report ms states an
account of the legacy due Co ElizHbcth Fisher,
and OF the Annuity 10 Jane Fisher two of the
plaintiffs, doth asiudge, order & decree, that the
defendant John isher pay to Elizabeth Fisher
daughter to Daniel Fisher, the elder, deceased.
two thousand and thirty three pounds twelve
siiiings and six pence with interest at the rate
OF live Per ccit'lm per ;,i,num, ON one Thousand
two hundred and thirty two pounds ten sngs,
from the first day of January one Thousand euh,
hundred and nine until payment and To the aid
jane FISHER, another plaintiff, one hundred and
ninety pounds with ike interest on one hundred
and fifty pounds from the same time, unless the
sad Ohm Fisher, ON or before the 10Th day of the
term next after he shall have been served with
II copy ut tins decree shew, cause to the contra
~, ana as TO Tie residue Oh The sand report the
court doth recommit it to Commissioner VIII
der, with these instructions, to state specially
the amount of the real and personal estate of the
estator, Including that which hath reverted by
the death of the defendant Mary, and how the
same hath been disposed eff to state likewise the
amount of each debt due to, and from the said
estate and with respect to Mr.. Randolph's debt
to state the original amount, how it was secur
eel, what part hath been paid, how much remains
due, and whether the security hath been changed
and by whom; to slate the advances made to
the children of the Testator, by him in his life
time after they were ct age and those whicl,
have been made since his death, and after max
ing the several statements aforesaid, tn present
the same in one general account she wing the ba-
lIncc due to and by each icgae-, aid report the
same to the court with any speca. matters Deem
ed pertinent by himself, or required by the par
ties to be specially stated. And 10 enable the
Commissioners tn perform this order he is ;utho
rised 10 examine any of the parties III solemn
form. for which purpose they are ordered to al
tend the commissioner when by him required
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rO!.CMR' AN. Mill .S.--!l,e subscriber ia-
~ fps'ns his friends a.s<, tie public, a, 4 I've
will purchase WHE AZ delivered at tho Cpiun,.
ban Mills, ar he Will receive wheat there 10 hc
manufactured on very moderate and advantage
o,is terms IN the holders 3 this ar,iclc-,is for
every $40 pounds of good merehan,able wheat,
he viii engage To deliver barre of good su-
pcriine four, ar he will receive wheat at six
shilin::s and SIX pence per basl,ei OF 80 pounds
and deiSer su,crne aour at six dollars twelve
cents, with small proportion ct fine -four at live
dollars sixty two cents per barrel; all to. he IN
SPECIFIED and Delivered ipgood order ut the mill.
The -four made al this mill has ALWAYS been
held in hugh repnte, aud it Is the intention of the
present proprietor to sustain it's character.
Tie Corn lfiH is in complete orer-every az
tention will be paid to the customers sending
their Corn there 10 he ground an toll at the usu.
al rate
Good fresh Mai for sale in small or large
quantities at very moderate prices fr cash,
Apply to Mr. Samuel I.eech on the premises
or to JOHN CREAMERY, Norfolk
LT Cas', given for Corn delivered at the mill
Jhlf - - II
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AMES RIVER CoMPANY.-A dividend
- OF four and half per cent. was this day de i.
c'ared, on the stock in the James River Compa.
~, which will be paid 10 the respective Share
Holders, or their order, on application TO
ROBERT POLLARD, Jycasnysr.
July %. sw
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NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late
~ mercantile concerns of Thos. & w Friend |;
Joseph and w Friend & Co or Jos s; w. Friend
are hereby notified that James Robertson, jr.
attorney at law, Amelia, is alone authorised % re-
ceive money and grant discharges, and those who
have claims agoinsteither of the above mention
ed firms, requested to make them known to
the said Robertson in order that provision may
be made for payment.
THOMAS BRANCH, Excc'r of
YIN Friend, quho pas su, viving
partner If 7. & YIN +. c, Go and Thomas and
Nm, Friend.
EDWARD FRIEND aoit,r of
.T0S. FRIEND, Dec'd
July IS. I'm
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EIOR SALE OR Kent That valuable pro-.
perry adjoining the CITY of Richmond, cal.
led the COLUMBIAN MUS Mr.. Samuel
Leecl', living on the premises, will show tlie
property 90 any person inclined 10 rent or pur-
chase The terms will be made known by appIi-
cation to the Subscriber residing in Norfolk
JOHN CRANBERRY
July II. #
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LANDs FOR SALE---Ine

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-Tne
Subscribers wish to dispose of tina; valua-
bic tract OF LAND called FoRT LEWIS, lying
IN the Counties Of Bottetourt and Montgomery,
and containing about 1900 acres They also
wish to sell $3.50 acres of Land living in the
County OF Fluvanna, ON the south side of the
Rivanna river, extending from Col. Cary's line,
down the river, 70 WITHIN about mile Of Co
lumba
This last mentioned Land, being in FIVE dis.
tnct tracts, Will be sold separately OF together,
as may best suit any person DESTROYS of purchss.
I"g,. One-fourth of the amount being paid in
hand, amy reasonable credit will be given for the
balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July 2s If
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

PETERSBURG, Jniy 5, 1909.
THE Parties to the foregoing order are desir.
ed to take Notice, that have appointed Mon.
day the 1ith day of August next, to carry the
same into effect : On which day the, are requir.
ed TO attend at my Office, and there to EXHIBIT
the proofs necessary to enable me 10 com.
ply with the directions therein contained
IOSEPH C. WILDER, VI C.
July IS culmg
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A!LL BE SOLD, uu the 2Stn da, of Au.
w gust next, at Cumberland urt.house,
(heinS Cumberiand court dav,) agreably to AN
Act OF Assembly, passed the thirty.iirst day
ct January last, entitled act concerning exc
cui'pns and for other purposes by virtue of a
deed ct trust, made tous by David Coupand, &
legally recordedin the county court of Buckmg-
ham, for the purposes in the said deed of trust
mentioned, one cert,in tract az parcel Of LAND,
1t beng part ct the tract ON which the said Da-
vfd now resides, containing hundred aud fl
ty acres, binding on the lines of George Ander-
son and Charles Wheeler, ir beginning at Wa-
l'ss's, and running TO the nort! of his house to
ms back lime, as expressed IN said deed or trust
Heing only interested as trustees for the bcneii,
OF others. we will only convey the title we have
by virtue of said deed of trust
SAMUEL md EPSoN,2 -
!. !, a,JdMES WILSoN, 5 A'Hs'es'
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- THE Subscriber solicits payment as spec
Oily possible, from all those who are indebted
to the firms above mentioned, as the situation Of
the business, will not admit oflenger indulgence
than has already been given. Tie books, &C.
counts, &c. which were lately in the possession of
{. F. Bates, Esq. are now in my possession.
T. ROBERTSON, jr
July IS. I'm
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" ANTED--A BLACKSMITH that
IS compleat master of the trade, will
meet encouragement by application 70
-, SEVALL OSGOOD,
July 81. 1awtf
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IHE subscriber residing in Williamsburg
n witpractice law in the Chancery District
Court held in that place; he continues TO do bu-
sin the county courts OF Charles City, New
Kent, James City and York,
WIN, BRowN, Jun.
Iuiy|r JmT 2
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THE different business concerns heretofore
L existing in this state, under the firms of
buchanan and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Allen Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Tired.
way & Co at Manchester, are this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The partner resident at each place, is charged
with the collection Of the debts due to the con
Germ hitherto under bis arrangement and we ear
nestly request those indebted to come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis.
charge of their debts. Those having claims a.
gainst either of the concerns, will please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
By Robert POifok, his Att'y in fact.
ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK,
THOS. TREDWAY
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AMERICAN PRINCIPLES.

q WE SHALL lay, in sucessivr nus,tc te-
fore readers, ~ pan,phiet, ,.hich ,ue ksre
just received from Bost.n from tie pen of John @
Adams, Esq.--Iyith that peysbicuity aud nerve o1
expression, whieh distiasuished his Expose Of the
b, ish doctrines Of the perfdious Pickering is his
cefebrnfet ietfer-he here lays open the ddngeross
Principles u the Essex Santo, of whieh PiefeYisg
and A,nes uere the leaders 1T this great ,ss.nenf,
xphen. more thds at any other, thiS Essex Juu.o
az fhe nost deeferisns eeyescenee on fhs body po-
ific, and sshen TIE ,rorks IF Mr.. Aites are made
the principal organ for disseminating their corruf
sions-Mr. Alarms deserves The BEST thdrts Of lis
country for this insenioHs Exposition ethc:r vices.
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A REVIEW OF
WORkS OF FISHER ADzES;
First published ii: the Boston Pd.riss.
COMPLIED ny A NUMBER OF mrs FRIENDS

For think it every mans indispensable duty
to do all the service he can to his country and
see not what difference he puts Between himself
A.LocKE.
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The subscribers have renewed their connexi.
on in business, and mean to prosecute il in this
place under the firm of Pollok and Tredway.
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TREDWAY.
Manchester, Julv 49, 6,v
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The subscriber having purchased the stock Of
Goods on hand at this place, will continue bust
ness in his own name, and for his own account,
at the former residence of Buchanan and Pol.
lok. fFf
ROBERT POLLOK.
Petersburg, July 10.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

J.f n1y service on Thursday lasf,
vEGRD LEfIS, about lS years oid'
~ rot very black, supposed 70 DC oee9s 'h,
feet and feet inches ngn, s'lalss
and rather slender made, two OF ms uppel
from teeth gone, which leaves coiisiueia
HE gao--his dress not recoilecteu' eA.eP'
when he went off he had on coarse GRAZ ~
lored roundabout Jacket and blue miSeo kef'
ov n+a,oon, much worn s. he'd been paIch'
ed with striped home made cio'h-ne in"y
w s,,nas b,s c,oatbs, as his acquaintance IN the
county, and Alexandra and nelghbornooa Is
e> ,ensiye-he is sloyenIy IN his appafe'' Pei'
,alkatiye and assuming among his equais'
ALSO, ON NEXT MORNING,
NEGRO EMANUEL, so years OF age
feet 10 or j inches high, stout mace az
the shoulders, large feet, very much AAo
knee'd, which occasions an aPpearaiee -
rocking motion in walking, OF aiisn'oi 49, Nv.
than Lewis; his cloaths not kho"ii' 40 ~ 80
sundry and frequently changes ''he,u
GOOD sawyer and waggoner, ana q. any
worL Of farm none superior. dlo suppose
! Owls only absconded for fear OF correc''o''
10 bavin, beer very impairment to mas over
seer. but Emanuel, who has wiic IN tue
ne;ebborhood from whom he has removed
his cloaths, having also absconded, suppose
i is intended by them to endeavor to get en-
t;relv off. Iftaken in the counties OF falr-
ex. Loudoun, Prince William, or AieSah-
dria. will give 20 dollars for both' or ~
dollars for either, and if out OF those coui''ies
or the state the above reward for both or one
half for either, if brought home or SO secuiea
that / get them, and all reasonable charges
= Edward Dulin.
Clover Hill, Fairfax county,
June 24th-26. }
N. B. All captains or masters OF vesseis
and all others are iorewarned harboring or
| assisting the escape Of said negroes at t n
peril. =. -
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New Publications,

FOR SALE
<t r0TTO M g STE Wa1R1'S Bookstore.
OR aNCH's Reports, volumes.
Hening and, Mumtord's Reports.
suaden's Law of Vendors and Purchasers
of Estates.
East's Reports, volume 9.
Laws on Pleading.
American i'ieader's Assistant.
Harrison's Chance~y Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
woodward On Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, a novel; ~ MISS rof-
: Tbaddeus of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
Patriotic Sketches Of Ireland, by Miss oW-
Georges and Bees, by R southcby.
Flizsbeth. or Exiles of Siberia, by MIS-
Coffin.
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. MathewE
June 26.
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PUBLIC SALE

PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
i the United States Circuit Court of tbs
District of Columbia, for the County of Alex
andria, will be sold at public auction on Sa~
turday the 22d day ofJuly next, A LOT or
half acre Of ground, the property of the re-
representatives. of Bartholomew cambridge de-
ceased situate on Cameron and Pitt streets III
the town of Alexandria, and fronting the
square of ground on which Mr.. Cations clt's
.commodious framed dwelling house and large
carpenters shop, of good oak materials, inc
ground is laid off into seven building lots,
on Cameron street, from "a to 80 feet fronts
and running back 100 feet to Is feet alley
and three lots or Pitt street, 81 feet 'front.'
running back 1903 feet to Is feet alley
The terms of sale. will be--One fourth
cash,ss thelresidue payable in $50 y smonthss
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers
will be required. The sale to commence at
the coffee house in Alexandra, at O'Clock,
in the afternoon A plat of the lots may be
seem on application at the clerks offi' e.
Thomas Sya,la',
George Deneale.
Commissioners.
June 20. u.s.