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.Io}eDh III. Mandevllle,

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3gss jiDsT lREcEJgEDs e FOR Sale,
20 bales of Cotton.
10 hogsGeads Sd and 18th proof'goo West,
India Spirits.
seoedo. Sugar, yariions qualities.
10 ticfees New Rice.
S hogshcads Molasses,
5 do. Copperas. /
Q 10 Alum.
SO barrels Whisksy and 80 barrels New.
. ENGLAND Rum.
90 chests of Impcrial, Young Hyson, and
3 Isysen Shin Teas
Pors4. Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
a> and Catalonia Wines.
300 barrels of Herrings and Shad.
so barrels Herrings. put up with particu-
lar care and salt-petred
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt, &c,
July 2. d
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Marine Infurance Company ct,
Alexandria.

Insurance OFF1eE, July's, 1910.
81 HE Stockholders in this inst9ntion are
hereby informed, that the Directors have de-,
clared q dividend of three per cent. for the
lasesix months, on that part of the capital
stock now paid; which will be ready to DO.
paid to the stockholders or their legal repro.
sentatives, in ten days from this date.
By ordr,
]. b. Nichols, Seey.
s July 4:
p Mr.. Davis, of Richmond, and Mr..
Green, of Fredericksburg, are requested to
insert the above in thciirapers three times.
TWenty-Flve Dollars Reward
LOST, yesterday morning, semewhel in
or near the market square, a red Morocco
Thread Gaze, containing One Hundred and
Five Dollars In Bank \ otes-two OF so dol
lars of the bank OF Alexandria, and one or
the bank of Potomac. The above rev srd will
be paid and no questions asked on leaving the
Case with its contents, with the plinler.
July4 st
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Union College Lottery.

g5e 7atal gain IF The DAeei $500 co.'s.
II Presc nj price oftickets 25 dollars.
FIRST drawn number SSH day emitted ITO
.'''e' SS''-' fR. Gray.
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JUL . u
Havinga desire to1deoline the
business of otore>Keeping at Occoquan. we
wish to dispose of the present small Stock Of
C q g Il 5
on hand, to a person 'Nho would be willing
and more able to keep a store we'll assorted
than ourselves, ndwto would do business on
scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,
and to- do justiceto SO valuable SITUATION.
we Will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharf.-The atpresent occupy, beng
calculated fora store and counting room upon
the first aoer, and fora family upon the Sc
cond floor, with an excellent dry ceilafupder
the whole building, together with a brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for the sale of
both Dry Goods and Groceries; ~and itst'o
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand wiit beSsqual
to former times, as we propose to keep up
constant cash market FOR wheat, and will
probably buy;7o to 10000 bushels.
tElheot, tCambbsll e NAetler.
Gcfnouap s.ytne % q
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Tin Mandatory & Planning.
Mrs ELIZABETH -M'MUNN
Oceoauan, June %.

Respectfully informs her friends and the
public that she continues to carry on the Ma
NUFACTORY Of TN WARE, in all ITS
various branches, and iFLU MINING, at the
shop lately occupiedh by George M'Muna, on
Fairfax between King and Prince streets.
All articles in the above line will be made
according to order, at the shortest notice anG
most reasonable terms.
She keeps Consistently on hand, for Sale;
supply Of the various articles of Tin Ware.
ALSO,
Articles of Sheet lrion manufactured, and
Cutters and PipesTfor Houses will be furnish4
d at 20 Cents per foot. Apply as above.
June 20. eol3t
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Candles, Rum and Coffee.

30 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
s--Sl-a, ogShea6s Moiasses,
10 barrels and hhds. New Rum,
5 hllds: West India ditto.
Landing from the schooner Elizabeth, Cap
tain Newconb, from Boston, and for sale
by
John G. sLadd.
Jcne ~.
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R...Gr;aY.
Thirty Dollars Reward

yyilba given for apprehending and seonr-
;ng in Jail NEGRO SOLOMON, VINO was seen
lurking about the suburbs of Alexandria this
morning; he isof low stature, about twenty
lvcars old, and had on an old White hat,brown
Goat and striped pan.a!oons a good deal worn.
ii is supposed he's nov IN to toy al Psr-
sons are hereby forewarned from haroofing
trcarFying oR.said rcgro.
e honas Huntons
@srs, diff
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!, twenty Dollars REGARD.

a BsCoNDED from my farm at the
{. ~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
iuollth, man whose name is RALPH, 4
years Of age, Between black and yellow CO.
Tor, neatly 6 feet high, very siout made,
velowisn eyes licking heayy-he has bat
'1lttEe Ito say. His apparel was ,oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton overlackes and 3trow-
sers. / IS likely he has made away with
them AMI procured other cloathlng A Tree
negro man by name sanabo, Living on sudgee
Washmgton''s eetate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, aud it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and With kttle trouble
may be found.
The above reward wiz be given TO secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra Iall, :.
Thomas Peter. (
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Five Dollars reward.

4 W lICI1UI y 1NN- w at "a
CTRAXED from tic town of Alexandria
~ on Friday evening last, handsome dap
pie grey HORSE. years old, near hands
high, switch tail, the ind white, a small
white streak on his nose, lately Called on each
shoulder with the collar--shod all round, he
PAGES, trots and canters--was purchased
few days since. Of Mr. Hezekiah Shacklett, or
F.uiuicr county.
will give reward Of Five Dollars to any
person who will deliver him to me in Alex,
andsia.
IT ky gpar4
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Ryf gaa1l5, Albany A!e.
/ Put.up for the Spanish market, in barrels
of three dozen each-a and
|Beh Philadelphia Porter.& Ale,
IN bottles.
For sac BY
| John Macleod.
JuIy3 st
Nd. A liberal allowance made to those
Who return the bottles.
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PUBLIC SALE.

u
yxYILL BE SOLD al public sale TO the
Wv highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on Tuesday -tke l7sh day q
.Juhy nert, a IOTzof GROUND, Nos, in
the division of Dandridge's Lot. fronting q
feet inches on Pitt street, and running back
los feet & inches, to a i feet alley, and a.so
bounded ca the north by is feet alley, the
same having been heretofore struck oil to
Alexander kaggets, who has failed to comply
with the terms of sale, and the LOT IS now
sold to raise the balance due thereon agree
able to the terms of the first sale.
Thomas Swami, co,.,ve
Geo. Deneale,
June 81, GUS
Il He)MAS RICHARDS,
fs2eys leave toiaform his friends and the 1ssuo-
liz,
THAT he continues to carry on the lar
yern, at the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where he viii be
constantly supplied with the best wines and
LIQUORS Of every description.
a few boar,!ers will be taken on moderate
terms. and will be thankful to those who may
,p,ease to favor him with their sgstom.
June -:
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James Brook
Superhne Yellow Bark

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly =,
the eXtractive matter and eslnous por,;'. y
the bark, wherein its virtue as m,qo;, ''
"known to reside, is separated in 4, Jo"'
from the hard h)rous an other useless =.
in manufacture &. 1t will, therefors' N y
found preferable, on account of its pmir,
strength, hneness, and tAe small on.,n';n :,
required to any other form in which a.,
bark has hitherto been generally used
! he superiority Of this bark viii be n,,,;
culorly manifest In the treatment Of ,bn. j.
diseases in which, on accounl Of an ir;, n .
state OF the stomach and bowels, The ,ec,S !
site quantity Of the imperiectIy ground b,' !
N common use cannot be Administered .. /
as any Of the watery or sprtaous pfcp,,, !.
tons ave wei! known to lie Intellectual in "
gent cases, it is presumed that the presem
form will prove generally acceptable.
l he proprietor thinks it unnecessary %
offer any apology to those of his medical br,.
thren to whom he is personally knonn when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant pow der ofbark since many Of item
have, in common with him, had 50 Erequen.
and painful occasion, in the course of long
practice, to dep!ore the want OF 50 desirable
form OF using that inestimabjc remedy and
so fully is he assured Of its superior efficacy,
rom numerous proofs o. is effects that he
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputaiIon ofimpositIon.
PREPARED AND PUT Up EY
CLARK SANFORD, ". D.
Greennich, C9nnecncut, 1908.
81" The above article is putvp in par
GELS Il different sizes 10 accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold by james he .neay, sea.
Bookseller, King street.
ocpt. 20 law
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October 4
Forty Dollars Reward.

\ BSCONDED from the subscribers farm,
n near Charles Town, in J5tferso1 coun-
ty, Va. few nights ago. two Female slaves,
RACHEL and EMELINE-Tneya are each
about IS or II years old, Rachel is stout,
| athletic young woman, Of the complexion OF
the darkest mulatto, or mahogany-shc has
a large conspicuous scar on the right cheek,
occasioned by burn, and a detormed leg, in
consequence of violent Injury sustained
many years since. Emiline /. much lighter
| than the other in color; with long curing
hair, tail straight person, a, cbed eve brows,
fiat nose, black speck Oh one of hr eyes,
dimple in her chin, very large ha"ds and
feet, her voice remarkably soft and timio !;
she is uncommonly sensible, and COR ct in
her language and took With her great va
ricty OF excellent clothing.
viii give the ab.ve reverb Tor them If
taken twenty miles from this place and bro't
home, or one half for either
Henry S. Turner.
Wheotland, Sett &c, 1910
p. 5. From their going of without knowa
any cause from the great number OF clot1e
taken with them, and from other circumstan
ces, it is believed that these peopl; will en-
deavor to escape in Wagons TO Alexandria
or Baltimore, and pass as Tree.
Oct. 4. 2aW4W*
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Coach-making, in all.its various
Branches.
E. P. TAYLOR,

III RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
n and the public, that he contih les 10
carr y On the CoacA-makiag Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Fay
or, where @all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years IN
the above line Of business he is able to say,
as proof of his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please TO favor him
with their orders for Carriages OF any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
N. B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch
FOR S.ELE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness
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John Spence,
James Reid,
Executors Of John Gibson.
2aWds
New Publications

Tust received By 1AMES KENNED2
sen. King street,
Antidote to the Merino Mania, now pro-
crossing thro' the United States,
O r,
The value Of the Merino breed, placed by
observation and experience upon proper
basis.
The British Cicero, or selection OF the
most admired speeches in the Enelis Ian
guaee-arranged under three distinct heads
of popular parliamentary and Judicial oratory
with historical illustrations and IN intro
duction to the study and practice of elo-
quence, in volumes-by Thomas Browne,
L. l.. ID
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, con-
tanning complete exhibition Of the princi-
Piles and practice of Surgery, Q volumes
by Samuel Cooper.
MAYORS Lives of Plutarch, selected, con-
tanning the most illustrious characters of an
tiquity-For the use Of schools.
DR.. Smiths translation of Longinus, with
the original Greek.
Sept. IL. eotf
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TO THE pURy1o

Il ME subscriber, after .aos. =,
4 necessarily consumed in the W. W ''ne
ION OF his house, respectfully arn rspa's'|
ne citizens of Alexandris, as vpn 'uses io|
community at large that he las ,a l ss lhs
term OF years, that noted snd eiipi,Is '0F \
lishment Known by the name OF ,hs C cstaO.
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr. ~ ~ u \
whose distinguished abilities as a p n1GsOy,
gave it an celia, which the subscribanu 'ifaH
to preserve by his snremitted eyey,ia nOPes
aflordlng to all those whomay confer ~" - l'
the favor OF their patronage, genteel and i" "'h'
Portable accommodations. The s,h ~ .oIl-
deems it unnecessary to indicate the n,I tOe'
plicity of convenienccs attached to- "G vi!
Hotel, and will only submit tlescr;n,A G Syy
that portion of travellers who haye xxx
rally attested its numerous advantages r''
James Brook
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FOX SALE.

XETE wish to sell that three story Brick
w House, with all the out houses wAio!!
is occupied at present by nr Edward ;,taDier,
the corner of Prince al st Asaph Streets,
So feet inches on Prince street aid l26 te>l
on st. Asaph street.
Severa! Building Lots on Washing ton and
Duke streets
A Lot Of Ground, containing about 90 a.
ores, mile from the court house. adjoining
Messrs. Stump and ricketts,, with good i'm
provcments, dwelling house, kitchen md
stables, &c &c
Also, l64 acres Of Land, two miles from
Alexandria, on the Colchester post road, par
in cultivation, the remainder in young wood,
with large young orchard-there is three
small, houses ON the land.
". B Irnot sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sale on the l4tt
day Of November next. Any person wishing
O purchase will please apply to
Korn and Wlfemlller.
August s. 2aw
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George Gilpln. P. M.
Spanllh Merlpo sheep.
7heSubscriber has JuSs Received + 0m Staln
DAMN nnj 40 nlVEN

7heSubscri6er has Just Received + Om Stain
ID RAMS and AZ EWES,
which will be offered for sale on liberal Gre
dit at Broomlawn, near this toUn, on Monday
the sth Of Cetob,r aeIt.
Certificates relative to the character and
breed OF these sheep, from the Marquis OF
Romano and others who conducted the sale
on the part of the Spanish Junta, are now III
my possession and will be shewn to those
who are inclined to purchase--together with
the certificate of William Jarvis, Esq our
Consul 5t Lisbon, by whom they were select
ed and shipped to this country. They are
warranted by that gentleman to be OF the true
Leonese, Traashumante Merino breed; of
thu fiocks ofthe late Prince of Peace of the
Caaara, called Paular's, which has ever been
held in the highest estimation in Spain, on
account of thesize as well as the hneness OF
fleece
The appearance ofthese sheep affords the
strongest additional testimony in their favor,
as they are unquestionably larger, and carry
heeces at least as fine as any which have been
heretofore imported to this place.
James I'll. Hooe.
September ls. eo.
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ep A Reward offered for the

restoration of the subscribers II q x 5 Il,
which strayed or was stolen from his stable
yard on the night of Friday the LIST OF last
month. He is a black horse, between<l4 q
IS hands high, heavy made, with cropped
name, his near hind foot white, and some
fresh marks on his back occasioned by the
chair harness.
RIVE DOLLARS will be given for re-
turning the horse, and, if stolen, ZEN DOL
LARS more for the apprehension of the thief
upon conviction ofthe felony.
Arch. Mclean.
October4 cost
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LOST OR MISLAlD,

A CERTIFICATE for Ole Stare of the
N Littlp Fiyer 7nrntike Road, No. 37S,
issued Sd Deer 1903, to William Skinner,
and by him tran sfcrred to the late Jonathan
Mande Application will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
of the said Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
certificate to issue in place of the one lost.
September %. 2aw4w
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LANDS FOR SALE,
Aeyeeably to tie VII Of JOHN GlBooN,
deceased.

I'M Thursday the 18th of October next
will be sold at public sale, at the pau-
tatlon in Fairfax county, where Lewis jenkins
is now Overseer, that Tract OF LAND and
others adjoining, belonging to the estate OF
John Gibson, deceased in all about fourteen
hundred and thirty seven acres, on Castle
branch and Jonneymore Run, about "a miles
from Alexandria. They viii be sold In lots
OF between 800 and 400 acres each,
] he land will be shewn by Lewis Jenkins to
to any body wishing to view II.
And OF. Monday the 5th Of November next,
at the house of capt. George WliAms, in
the town of Dumiries. that very valuable
PL 4NTAT4OM,
in Prince William county, whereon Siaty
Run Church stands, containing 724 acres
about 100 acres of which are In wood there
are near SO acres in timothy that have this
year yielded fine crop, and 200 acres may
be made into meadow: On 1t are young.
bearing Apple and Peach Orchards OF choice
fruit, and good new Barn, a. by "a feet
framed Oversecr's house with two CHM
MES; good out houses for Negroes, NEST
house and stables, and at the Overseer's house
well of excellent water.
Also, another Tract,
adjoining that, OF about 900 acres; so acres
OF watch are in wood about 20 acres oil u-s
notify have beer cut on 1t this year, that pro-
duced good crop; and 100 acres Of meadow
may be made There are two dwelling
houses on il which could be rendered COM
Portable at small eXpence; and some Ne
Rl,l *
between the plantations for ABOUT two miles.
On each OF winch are extensive QuarilcS OF
Substantial! browg Free Stone,
ard both are under very, good fences. They
age distant IS miles from Alexandria, and 5
from Dunfries.
About four hundred bushels of Wheat vii
be sown on them this year.
With the last mentioned plantation will be
sold, l53 acres Of LAND on trcnch's Branch,
about miles from slaty Run, 100 acres of
which are we'll timbcred.
Possession will be given the first day OF
January next,
One fourth the price to be paid at the time
of purchasing, end the remainder in three
equal annual payments Bonds with APPROX
ed security will be required, and Deed OF
Trust on the land to seCugs the payments.
Mlr Elisha Jenkins, living thereon, will
shew the lands on olaty Run, and give IN
formation respecting them TO any person VINO
may apply.
John Spence,
James Reid,
Executors of John Gibson.
Auo. 16. 2aWds
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I. P. THOMPSON,
dttorpeu at LazV,

attorney at LaW,
INTENDS practising in the Circuit Court
for the county of Atecandria.-His office is
on Fairfax street next door south of his ia
theirs dwelling-house.
October 3. 3taW4w
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TO RENT,

FOR ONE OR NORE YEARS,
Y HE FARM now oc,uple / by Mrs Brooke,
called " RETIREMENT" about 4 miles
from Alexandria, containing three fields Of
81 t, 700 acres each, adapted to the culture
# corn wheat and tobacco, sc. he terms
will be made reason able 20 q good tenant CT
publication tc Mrs dim Brook, on the pre-
misses, or
Walter ID. Brooke,
Mount Eagle, near Alexandria.
September 90 60
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A LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining va tke Post O0Fce, alexandria
Got. September SO, 1910.

E(eff4{ftt{kS
Got. Sebteradcr SO, 1910.
A.
Thomas Adams, jr. Joseph Alexander
Walker Arnnstead, benjamin {, Ashton
Charles Alexander, 2, Gustavus Alexander
Lewis Armstead, Mary B. Alexander, bat
tic anderson, 2.
William Bryan, James Fl. Blake, Aisea
Beak, Ellender 8eell, Eiizabeth Brown' Ma
ria Blewford, Charles Bell.
Asbury Crenshaw, James Carter Rooer'
Cherry, John Cary, Walter Coles, Esq. Geo
Collins, G.. w. Carlin, John Brown Cutting
Patrick Coutts, Andrew Cutler, lun's Cra-
ven. Frederick H. Chapman, Lawrence
Crystal.
Benjamin. Dulany, John Duffsy, Sampson
Darrell, Thomas Diggs, Charles w. Den
nison, 2, George F. Drake.
E.
Henry Eldridge, Elder * Taylor, q,
Richard Fitzhugh, David Farlhing, Fer
dinando Fairfax, Rev. Henry Fowler, Ro-
bert Foster, Daniel Forgie.
c..
George Graham, Jesse Green, Elizabeth
Goodwin.
r. w. Harwood, Capt. Benjamin How
land-s, John Hilton Alexander henderson
and Co 2, CT w. Hunter, John Hunter, tot
A,Iohn Aartney, John Hosburgh, Jeptha
Hounds. John Hershey, Henry Hart, John
Henderson, George }. Ham' William Hay
man.
].
Robert Jameson, William letters Phine'
has Jaunsy, Samuel Jepson, Dennis NJ. john
ston.
Adam King * CO. Betsey Kimer'
Robert Lannon, Hillary Langhy, Lewis
Lambert & Co J.-W and ). Leonard, Chs
I owes. Monsieur F. BODY de Leduc, Elipha-
ler Lelfepgwell, Henry Lee. ir. Sally Lee,
Rosanna Lofts.
Mr. Moore, Joseph Milburn, S, Richard
Mackey, James Mackci.annen, Q, Francis
G. Macy, d, Billy Mason, Samuel Moon,
Joseph Mahorney, William M'Blide, John
Y
n.
Captaio SamuelS. Nurell, ]. Nourse, 2,
Charles j. Nourse.
p.
Daniel R. Penn, Arson Potter Alexander
Placide, James Parks, John Parmor' john
Perry, Mrs. PEuco,
Stephen c. Rozell, 2, James NJ Robert
son, james Ruth, John Rennard, Coates
Ridgcway.
c. L. Sears, BAIL Spalding, ), John c.
Sewers, Lewis Spehy, Abljah Shepard, A
BRAN Shacklctnrd, Benjamin Stonestreet
Henson Simpson, Mr.. G.. Serbia, Parraclet
Socers, William Scot, Philip Stuart,
BENJAMIN Shreye, Ebenczer P, Sterges.
I.
Isaac Tennv, or Stephen jenkins, Henry
S. Turner, John lruisler, William Ihomp-
son, ?, Samuel Taylor, Jane Thornton, Ma
ny Taylor.
Thomas Woodhouse, Mrs. Wilson, Bush
rod Washington, jr 6, Rev. NJ. l. Weems,
M'Kenzie White, George ", Wyatt, Jo-
seph P. Weeks, Andrew Ward, Joel Ward,
2, Thomas West.
Henry d. Yeates, ?, Robert Yeates, samu-
Ell Yopp.
George Gilpin. P. NJ.
Spanllh Meripo sheep.
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S. & D. REED,
Public Sale.

BY virtue of two deeds of trust from ELIJAH
GRAHAM and AMyNTA his wife, to secure
the payment of sum of money due to
Henry Nicholson, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the town of Colchester, in Fairfax
county, on the 18Th of October 1ext i0F
cash
A Negro Woman & her three se
Children-and Tract Of Land, upon P0'
nick Run. binding upon the said run, the ne"
bulge that crosses the said run, and the h'7
foot hill containing about five hundred aNa
twenty acres.
sEF' The sale will commence at ! oclo'N'
A. M. and continue till the whole IS sod
The Ty4lse.
Centerohp &. Sol0
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September s.
To be Leased on G70u'15 Kent,

10 ne LcGJCU on OYON'Ib N'''''
OR SOLD IN FEE SIMPLE, -
One Lot of Ground fronting 240 iee' ~
inches on Duke street, between FAIRIES "'y,
Henry street,-It will be divided III Si'""'
lots to suit applicants. ., and
One other Lot on the corner OF Ai,Is" %',.
Duke streets Of lO3 feet, which VIII itN'"'''
be divided as may be agreed on:
One Lot on Alfred street It "a !eet' wv,
One Lot on Patrick street, ad dining " lilo
Veitch, of IS feet. .;.r
Also, several other Lots, in d .acrent si'u~
atoms. ,,.bood
The. above Lots are all in the A:l5''': liza
of one of the best pumps OF wa'e' III "
George CoryelI'
Semitic eoSt2aw4t