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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-04

saasllsrs The analogous therefore, as
the private documents do not shsw that Cur
ministers. Ia making those offers, said any
thing about buying Florida, undoubtedly
| 5rl,rant this = fscace zodnts money, at least
eiy,Ii asily;o.s, 5ssiars Tie reliiquishment Of
a0casims tor Spanish and French spoliations
and mus5 AaveA.
Gen. Armstrong, at length, tsntalized
beyond endurance in this business, and well
knowing that there was SNAKE issthe grass,
applied to NJ. Talleyrand to know what the
United States must expect from France,
should they go to war with Spain. 4 TIE
general wrote to the president (and thepre-
sideat iacau.iousiy suffered this to go TO
!. Congress in the mass of confidential docu-
'ments) y" Mr.. Talleyrand was nstantane-
Gus, prompt, unequivocal in his reply.
( # you go to 1var Nth Spain, France can
|'neitder doubt nor hesitate! She must take
.part Nth Spain ~
Thus early was the criminal man, who
tHen f,retendsd TO administer the executive
department. Of the government of the u. S.
informed, officially, by his own confidential
agent, of the inaexlble determinations of the
emperor Napoleon to cbn,roul the conduct
of the u S. in It's foreignfelations, and
thus clearly, as1we shall abundantly prove,
did he submit to such contloul. These
facts, inhaitely momeh.oos Beyond any thing
an our recent history, have been concealed
from the people Of the u. States from 1905
to 1910.
This confidential message SO often alluded
to-the confidential documents which ac-
companied 1.-THE attempt of Mr.. Jefferson
to make Mr.. Randolph, a: chairman of The
committee to whom the private message was
referred (he independent and honest Ma
CON being fhe', the man who named COM
mlttees) the tool Of the executive to bring
Forward in conclave, a proposition to APP
propriate two millions Of dollars, with
view TO snpereede the measures which it
seemed must naturally grow out OF the
message, as it contained rot hint about
money, and did contain many hints about
war-the conversation between { n iferson
and Randolph, involving the Indignant re.
fusal Of the latter to act the dishonorable
part assigned hin---thc substance of con.
>versstions between the same gentleman and:
Mr.. Madison and Mr.. GalIatin, On the
same subiect-the (sort Of commission is-
sued to Mr.. Bidwell and gen. Varnum, as
managers of the House Of Representatives
and knights of the Back Stairs, when i,
was aseerta'nea that Mr.. Randolph would
oppose The admiEissralon-the b-caucus.
ss, and other mstld dvres of the /" new lead
ers'-with the result-Will be reviewed in
succession. For the present, with the leave
Of the public, we will take alit.le tire 70
PAUSE AND REFLECT.
-~Ms: ae <na.-
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NEBNESDzY Z, JULY 4.
4 Far thc alsaaadriasDaiB Gazette,

A11Go NAN In ~ ~ = s.tSs3rS
Fsana st;ckiag IN the rgali' Of an old School
House.
MAsTEn--Wc Dick, who was Julius Gss
sara
DIcK- Why Julias Cesar, as | take il,
! was Nebuchadnczzar the man as made a Jack
Assof himself, ard wen, eating thistlesand
grass by the road side.
MAsTER--yc well, you improve aniaz-
: ingly now teilsme who was Alexander the
Great!
D1cE the Great was the,
Chnstian Turk who maj ched an army of Jews
ovcrthe Pacific Ocean, to convertible Ne,
3gross in Africa.s
MAsrzs-Ayho wa. the Marshal Boaf--.
\ hours
DIcz--The Marshal Boufaoars was the
French Kings army.
MasrsR--R Right Dick, so he was and
who was me Duke Of Marlborough I Can
you telthat Dick!
BIeE To be sure + can. Don't know
very we'll that.he was the Ghost of the Devil,
who danced an Irishjig and Scotch lit upon
all tours in the Castle Of Montiniin the island
ofMadagascar.
Mssrxa-R Bravo, Dick! Blythe lord you'll.
ts ~
certainly make a great man, if you do but
sstick,to you, studies; but one question more :,
and we, will conclude our lesson for the
raoFains new tell me who William Tell
was n
@, yesi that's easy done. William Tell
was the man who lived upon Mount Cau@
causes, in South America, who because he
was insulted by cross grained, arbitrary old
.neighbourpf his, took his own son, and hay-
Ing placed an arrow; on his head shot an app
pie att, which, as it didn harrn, he gave
tile boy the apple torhis painsl I.
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Ne7u 2ork, June fe, 1910.

The New york and Columbian Insu,.
ance Companies have been lately INFORMED
Of your .recapturing your vessel, the sh;,
Polly, ,Nashs The feeble aid of boy, On n.
ninth ofOc,oberlast, ftom five Frrsnchmtn
who were inpossession OF her a, prize.
While an &C, of gallantry ofthis hiatur. +
ever its own Best reeompsnce, and receive,
themes perfec. satisfaction in the auimsa,,d
appreciation il brings 10 the heart whi,hh Ia,
achieved it yet justice requires that such
acts should not be.silently passed, bu, .Es,
the public sentiments be expressed on con.
duct SO honorable to yolrae,f and SO credit.
able to the character and.spifis Of our coua.
|9.rymen.
IhbehaK of those fnsu1 sr;ce Co,npaui,,
| weswou!d therefore express the high sraa
they entertain of your bravery. and enter.
prize On this occasion, and would requtn
your acceptance Of the accompanying sci.
vice OF plate and the iacIosed draft on til.
Bank Of New York, as a small testimonial
of their sentiments and feelings.
Yoa will also find Enclosed q CHECK e.,
one bundled dollars, sehich they requa
you viii app opriate for the use Of Pea,
Dssehane (.he boy who assisted you, IN
any manner you may deem for Ills interssS
We are, with sentiments of
Respect and esteem,
Your obedffnt servants,
5 CHARLES MEYERS.
PYesident.W. I. H.. Cam.
DAVID MUMFCRD,
President GIL Ia, Csm.
CasRLrs MEYERS, ESQ. President ofas
.hfw 1ork Insurance. Company, and DA.
vlD MustroRD, Esq. President Of the
Columbian Insurance lG5mbany.
NEw Yosx, I'd June, 1910.
GENrLEMEa,
/ have the honor OF acknowlE dying the
receipt Of your letter, enclosing your draft
and check, and aceonipanied,by service
plate,@ which The Companies over whlch ydg
preside, have Aauercd me by presenting
Allow me, gentlemen, through YOU, TO
express 10 the companies, the warmess
thanks which gratitude can inspire in the
bosom 81 sailor, and my most ardent
wishes, that this instance Of your prac:ic'l
favor may stimulate other American mas.
tiers to more brave and important reca7sures'
ard that your institutions may long thus
reap the benefit Of Jour highly grateful libs'
raE.y.
Attached to Peter for fidelity and ,s5ri'
ces, as also on accoun, Of his orphan situa
ton, the Companies may rest assured, that
the check shall be appropriated in such
manner as will best conduce TO- his pertna
nens ard lasting advantage.
With sentiments Of The highest respect
4 am, gentlemen,
Wour most obsdient,
Humble servant,
SAMUEL GREEN,
pvrs :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28
DANCING ACADEMY
q. DdPR ar

ElURNS thanks 10 those who have hopored
forms his friends. and the public in general tba.
ne mas removed his Dancing Academy to the up-
per apartments over Messrs Hawkins and Al.
dens Shoe Store in the main street nearly onnou
sue benI amin kimbai's Store, where he conti-
nues to teach the art Of dancing in its various
Mr. Dsrrac fl tiers himself IN meet ,h.
patton OF those who may honor him with their
patronage, tor neither care or trouble will be-
sparedby him to teach properly & in as short 8
time possible =
Ladies Will be taught on Tuesday, Thursday.
ana oaturday-Centlemen on Monday, Wednes-
his practicing balls will take place once ever.
week - ,f 'S
N. b. Application to be made TO him at his dan.
eng academy rom to IL O'Clock every dav. ,
September % ,,Asr
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Sept. 60

oHN HAS ilNGS, Nuseryn,an, Gu deneyt
u Seedsn,an ard Florist--Has Tor sale 49,,
Pear Peach, Plumb, Nectsrine, Apricot ana
Cherry Trees, of the very best sorts and an
IN most fourlshing condition Also, Gooy,Ae,rv
and Carrenf Shshes, with anumerous variety a
SArso' and Pants of the mos, rare kinds.
.ts'aiosnes or the above may be seen at Fig.
srhyEsonn and Potter'., Richmond who v,;lI -
to any orders lief with them
gentlemen who are de,irousr of fnrrishins
thelr Orchards or Gardens with the very beses
eeds offruit have now good opportunity Of do.
rrg 50, as the approaching season promises to be,
favorable for trarspianting 70
vernbcr. ' vi 1So-
Richmond Sept 90, 1910. Fs,xts
N & p. have just received sunnIv or
~ RNlP ROOTED CABBAG E SEED. Wick
IL sowed about this, season, will produce the ear
Icst tla most Nbundant crop in the sprinp
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~ We congratulate our country, on the
Following glorious news The Berlin and
MILAN DEGREES will be off, on the LIST Nov.
NC.-Produfe, OF Course. will take spring
ne Ministerial sentiments of the London
courier, VIII be given in our next--but
the pith OF them is this, that Bonapar;e at.
iects to prescribe as conditions to their re-
peal, that we are - pledged to oppose Great
Brtain, it she refuses TO acknowledge the
rights of Deutrals /; lie. go to war with her ="
and that u. u. is 10 revoke her orders. and
abandon her new principles Of Blockade
out that he knows full. we'll, we have made
no. such pledge---n6thiug more than to sto,,
all intercourse with G Band rs ri tn.
new principles Of blockade. that {. b, has
exercised nona which she win be at all in,
cfned to abandon-~----a sufficient proof OF
this, 1t says, IS gwen IN the. very first act
OF her government. aitef they were Inform
ed OF this new decree, viz: declaring TN .
canal OF COriou under blockade, whereby
the entrance into the Adridtic is shut TO us
that OF these new principles, IL new,
ne has furnished her with justhcation--
he has shut her out ofevery port in Europe.
although he has not "A iand force sufficient to
oleck ner out; and why should she not then
shut up these ports by sea, tho she has not
ndUat force cnWIgh TO station at each port
-(dP Why. because the one is z1Hnict.
hdt, done by the governments themselves
ara the other a high sea regulation, where
we have IS much jurisdiction as herself
and because she is shut out of the land and
roe, a neutral, shut out by sea?)-that, ho7p
eVer, it he revoke his DEGREES. her or
ders consequent upon" them, .wiil be revok
ID atsoj and that the b. government may
notify, that from the LIST November, those
orders may also cease
NEw-YoRg, Sept %
On Saturday evening the very fss; sailing
ship Magdalen, capt. Sketchley, arrived
/ here IN % days from Liverpool.
/ The editors of The New York Gazetu
nave received London papers to the 2osh
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Liverpool TO die 92d. and Lloyd's List to i7tf
of August. all inclusive.
AZ mo former period. have we been pat il
possession of more highly important intelli
genee-'he repeal Ut the French Berlin and
Ssitan DEGREES and the probable resembling
OF the British Orders in Council.
The French Decree and the official Lee,
terto General Armstrong. were published
IN the French Governmental paper (the Mo
nitcnr) on the 9th ultimo. aud in all the
London papers on the 18th These mo
mentous Documents with the remarks of
the Courier, Lontloa ministerial paper
VIII, with other interesting news, be found
in this days Gazette.
Ii was understood in England that A new
Minister had been appointed for the United
otates--and, it is asserted in one of our Lon
don papers that the French Emperor, (who
says " he loves .he Americans") has also
named n Minister for this country.
The fast sailing brig Wheeler. left Lon
don ON the 18th OF August, in great haste.
Tor New YorS---as her departure was i'm
medlateiy af'er the receipt of the French
news It was supposed she had been despatch
ed 10y MIR. PiGicey, cur Minister at Lon
don.
The following letter has been sen. to p.
Samson, eSq. Chairman to the Committee
of american Merchants:
Co"nc" C6fce. Whifehatt, Aug 5. 1910.
SlR-The Lords of H. M p. Council, ha-
wing ,sssed an. order for. entirely suspend
ing until further ORDER the provisions of
Sec. AZ OF the General Quarantine vessels
arriving from any of. the ports of Europe
without the Strengths of Gibraltar. or from
the continent of America, or the islands
adjacent thereto, or from tho Western
Islands, with any Of the articles enumera.
ted In the first class. including cotton, wool.
goat's-sk'ns. rags. feathers, or hair Of any
sort, should be admitted to report and eh
ter without being Subject to quarantine, un-
der the terms and conditions therein men
toned; am directed to transmit to You a
duplicate of the said Order, for the infor-
nation of the Merchants concerned in the
trade to and from the Continent of America.
am, Sir, your most obedient humble ser
vaut, .
-. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

Superfine Cloths ard
| Kerseymeses of the
| best quality
Second do do
Ccs,ings & Lien skins
on pieces red Flannsi
90 do. white and yellow
do. t
l bale Welsh Pls:ns
40 pieces striped Dlan
kets
40 do. point do. ~
loo pair Rose do.
50 rs. Corduroy cords
and velve,s
Toilin~t Waistcoting
Swan down tlo
SO pieces black Cam.
brick 4 & and 6-t
100 ,lo white do
Wild Bores anG Bonn
baIetts
Black Ssrsanetts
Cold Lustrngs
Silk and Cotton Cham
brsys
Seeded Muslins
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r iICE.-By virtue of deed OF trust, exec
A cuted by DAVID w Sharp, tn John freely.
decd bearing date 9th of December, 1912. .,nd
recorded IN the county court Of Hesrico on the
9th or December, 1902, for the purpose OF secu-
ring the payment ofS 500 ile to Robt Vaughan.
Jr- oy instruments III the manner expressed in the
satd deed, to wit e 25U on the 9Th day of Iune.
ISof, with interest thereon from the 7th dsy Of
Junc, 1862. and tive further sum OF T. Soon the
7'h Say OF June, 1906 with interest thareon from
Iu' Jun, 1902 til paid, and the ccsts and char
ges nece sarily incurred BY carrying the said trusc
, INTO effect = The subscribers will sell, to the
h.gtesf bidder, for ready money, at the CT house,
OF Henrico county,on the first Monda, IN Dec
next, beng Henrico county court day) 1874 acres
OF Land more or less, lying in the county Of
Henr'co and bounded by the lands of Thomaa
Friend - Burton, Joseph Bailey, VIM RAN,
doiPh and James River.
TIC sbove deed of trust j, entitled to credis
oil 4 - 0S sd. paid on the LIST September, 1909
ana the land wlI be sold for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning the balance due thereon.
JOSaUAl CRAFFIN.
= GEORGE SCOII,
Executors Of sfohn freely.
sJSptt 20 ,p2y =
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E9r VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST.
~ made to the subscriber b, John y Will.
ans, OF Henrico, for the purpose of securing.
the p yment of the sum of one hundred and six.
~ two pounds eleven shingS and gid, with m
terest, to Nathan Harvey. viii be sold on the
20 h next month before the door of the Globe
avern, Richmond, to the highest bidde. for rea.
ny money, the following property, to wipone na-
gro man named Randolph, one ne gro hoy named
Pleasant, and negro girl named Nancy, or so
much thereof as VIII be sufficient to satisfy the
SAD deoi and the expences at carrying the said
deed into execution
Sept 81 ~
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E'OK ShLE-FIvc hundi ess acres "a &C =
A lent.L AND, lying in Mddlesex Countva
Few miles distant from Urbanna, and bonnded
6y the lands OF Philips Grymts decd VIM.
burke and others. About two hundred scres of
ms land are cleared, and fit for immediate, cuI-
uvation. Also a tract OF 2O5 acres cnntipuous
70 the above, known by the name Of Rich Mex
winch is extremely fertile and abounds witt, ex.
ceIent timber The facility of gong to msrkes
ana IN the acquisition OF all the benefits of the
H"ppahahnock River is an additional considcra..
ton TO render this property valuable-The terms
VIII "e made known Upon application
-. THOMAS HOOMES.
f>lng q Queen c. II September g. w4wT
AMES RIVER LAND-FOK SALE.
y Lying IN che county OF Buckingham, about
hve miles from Warren, and len from New Can
top' containing two thousand one hundred acres.
ny an oid survey about four hundred of which,
are prime Low Grounds, of great fertility and in
hgh state Of cultivation. There are ala, =
s'AO hsherles. not inferior to any above Kioh-
n'onu- a very Minute description ofthe lard p 4,
u Se unnecessary as those who wish TO p,yr-
ocsse, VIII iirst view the premises The terms
:" sAie WIN De made accommodating to purch,,.
mtnt. N'''"'e P'J"
have also n Tract in Albemarle eoa,o.,.
winch will sell and make the payments ve.y e.,
Ri JEFFERSON.
oePteulDer 70 1'g
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Figured DO.
Caiicoes and Chintzs
Cioghams
Irish Linens from l8d.
to Sid sterling 81
Bri,,.nnirs t-
Stirling Costnns
Sill; and Cotton Ban
danpo Eandkerchiets
Madras do
silk and cotton Sha wis
CamSls' Hair do.
Mems black Wofsted
Hose c
O,her cold do.
Ladies' superiine Silk
and Cotton do.
Do Silk and Cotton
Gloves
knves and Forks, as
sorted
Table Spoons
Artificial Flowers.
Nuns Thread
Cotton Balls, Pins,
Combs.
45 z
4, nrIiclnr inn fnxlionn a.
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q JACOBS will sell very low, BIZ the trunk or
NJ bale, the following articles
l Bale Superhne Cloths 2 Cases Nuns Thread
do striped Blankets do Buttons
! do Booking Green do. Brown Cotton
Sept % - wAw
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Anda number Of other articles too tedious I'd
enumerste, all of which will be sold at reduced
prices for cash or good paper.
Sept. %. st 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

TO THE sDIToR Of THE EEoUfRER
Having lately Come across the foli, wing
Curious hnecdote, in LOOKING over some ole
manuscripts, and deemiug 1t of some impot-
iance to the literary world, have sent yop
9 copy FOR qualifications. in hopes thar its sir
81 srty' will inGuce hose enquiries which
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

(m) INK. 4oo----Smih v. Lou.
q } Q FoHt 1855.
10 3 Fonb. 155
III } Q NIX 275--Hne v. Dodd:
IA 8 .fk. 65O--Le NeUe " lie WeUe,
~ Ml(ord 216--3 INK Maitland
" Nitsoa - ,atk $50 Story LOrd
WiadsorI----I Wash. SO, WiicOC V. Catta-
way
81 NIX, SOB ----Hardinghom v. Nj
choias.
- Wn's SOY T'oarURic v. NASH;
(n) 2 Ylik 242 -
~ 5 NIX 2S8--
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l. a n X >,
OF EVERY DEscRiPrIoN.
ron SHE m TINS OFFICE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28
GREAT AND IMPORTANT NEWS

Forseecral Ncp Advertisements. see Il. Page
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CT WeaTe authorisedto sly tia. Major Will
am Broaddus, late Brigade Inspector Of the first
brigade OF Militia, and formerly an Officer in the
Revolutionary Army, will be a Candidate for the
Office OF Adiutant General of this State.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

Lectures of Tohn q. Adanss, on Rhetoric and
Oratory-In . vols.
Sept % 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-27
s sasfae Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting ehietlJ sol
: the extractive mater and resinous portion OF
j, the bark, wherein its virtue as a saedieiaels
r. Known 10 reside. is seperatsd-elns a degree
fro,a. fie hard iiarous AMI othetruseiess parts
in manafactufIg. ut will. therefore, be
: found preferable, ON accounts~of Its pulaty,
.stxensth. fasacss, and the small quantity
Sreuuired, to any. other form IN winch the
ssbark has hitherto been generally used
The superiority ofthis bark Willie Tassl-
acuSarsy manifest in The treatment CT those
s,lsscasexiT whicla, on account OF ail lfilStaic
state Of the stomach and bowels, the ieqg'-
site QUANTITY ofthe mlperfectly ground b&sA !,
in co,nraof. use cannot be administered aha
as any Of The watery or spiritaous preFats'--
t;cns are sell known to be inedeetusN IN uf-
pent cases, 1t IS presumed that the pfesehs
o-pa viii prove generally aooePsable'
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary 10
sofEer any apology 10 those Ibis medical pre-
thren to. y hon lie is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular tbs
elegant powder ofbark since many OF them
have, in common With him, had SO frequent
and painful cccasiin, in the course OF long
practiee, to dcpiere the waat OF SO dcsranie
:. form os us;ar tlatinestisnabie remedy; aRd
so f,,lty Is he assured OF lis superior etAcacy.
3 from numerous proofs Of It's elects, '.as nc
offers it to the f2cuity in. general, WitaoiS
4 fearing the impptation ofimfosiaon.
PREPARES AND PUT Up by
CLARK SANFORD, VI. u.
GreennSeay Conrcct;eut, 1903.
sta The abofesarti is put UP Ia par.
GELS Of different sizes 10 accommodate fut-
s. ckasers.; assxi is sold ny James Kennedy, son.
gARnnkseller. King street.
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live, Hundred tickets 10 be drawn each
day, and the drawing TO commence with the
least possible delay
Pure Aascvs Of 100 tickets CT more, totOe
en,itledtoa credit Of thirty days alter draw.
ing Of this class, for notes, with approved
endofsers.
Az prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing Of this Class, will be consl'
deycd as given up Ter tn bc@eilt OF the lot
terr.
This scheme. i is believed, affords an
equal prospect Of gain to adventures w4th
any other which has been offered to the pub
IL. Those who are interested In the com
merce aud agriculture OF the country adjacent
40 the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional Inducements to give their support,
as the money TO be raised by the lottery IS
. f1r their immediate benefit and convenience.
Il is also hoped that the PATRIOTS and public
spirited wilt be disposed to countenance and
lencourapc measure which has for It's object
the facilifegtag ready and convenient COM
mullica,ioa Between. the western cou9try and
the htlantic, teadIng to connect the Interests
of the eoatcrn and western stetes, and to
,Derpetuate them tln on
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Is Y virtue Of a decd e :.

sfson .Daniel 4NCarty. and A.atvs,., ''at
tiida S.lowaeil, lis wife, TO Us lie Ns|
bcrs, WI be exposed C public Sale e T4@ "
lagfh I'm aey u Irbrao,g rext. - - =. TO
fords tavern, IN GecfSv own =. raw
'.lanaaa the river Peton,sc, lvn,r !, ."s' d
county, STATE OF Virginia, Er.wS :. ss,,,a'a
tvs Isan !, and sugar Land .r,a Va.
mach th.,l cot as VIII be s.(i, ia,, W 50
snnl,eeosn ed in said deed F'f tic
Ibis properly lies about 90 ,,;,u.,
George lev \, md the city OF v g< ~ "'0's
ard tie Islensa part CT TIC proBer,y '''~$tea
ing 500 acres, is known by - ,,''al''-
tons 10 hcthe most yaluaG!c and "oSqr-
land III either tn a;es Of NiafyI.,r, t,"
gnia, With prop or cultivation ~, yl-
t. prodtlce no bushels Of corn ncr ~ "''ia
great propoysion.o ti'is ract is htari D,I t.;
bercd, from vhici, an iiiexhaQstal o@,' Am
ofship timber, slaves, &c. nl.y'iI go, ats"uy
The properly vi! DC shewn on a2,s ;c.;a.
Mr. John w. Bfonaugh, in Georle Town
Mr. D&ajel NJ 'cartgs on Tie premises IE VI
terms oil safe are. oec third cash, or n4oo,,.
bic paper in tie t;st,S OF Columbi-. at So I,r,
with two approved endorsers residing within
the biss.lct Of Colunsbl - the balance in t.rea
T, equal payments Of thiae, six and line non,ls
all be0ling interest from day Of sale, IN notes
as above mentioned. J Ie land is to remain
bourd, and be rc2o!J on dAI1uIt # psymeat.
7tog 50 much ready money as may be sufiici-,
entto raiscttle balance thcl due, and there
sldue Gu credit 10 meet tie future install
,lnent or irsta,mcn.s, the proceeds Of witch
resale is TO be in Ike manner secured, and
dis operation Of resalc is to be 8 ale as cfeu
as such successive, default sha!! require, col,-
forming each TO Tie terms prescribed Tor the
first.