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Anothefrraa, called Hollis's

Marsh, lying IN the county OF Westmoreians
~ Ssnt,;ne iibSat $500 acres, bordering on the
( river Potomac, adjoining che Strattord estate,
and the hale residehce Of Richard Lee, esq. OF
Ghanfillys On the estate are > number Oh
iaruas md tehants at will. Part OF thus iano
extremely fertile. and all OF it a. goca as
the lands 8enefalIy are in that pan 81 the
county. HE Marsh affords exceliens range
SsrStosk, ADD isskappily situated ior nsh, anq
fowls Of which that river abounds, anu must
-SAe desirable estate 70 any person VINO may
choose 4, reside in that part OF the country
i win hovever5 laid off to suit purchasers.
The above lands are held by deeds OF pur-
i. rhsse duly recorded in the general court,
Another tract containing e92
acres, lying in the county Of Berkeley, ad-
;o;nipe the rcsidence Of Bawleigh Colstcn,
ESQ, of which about ESQ acres il leased Tor tho
balance OF the life of an aged MANTLE resi- te-.
ran,ad at will. This, land Is situate in what
!. q, called the bigbend Of Potomac, and borders
> on IL. In point OF fertility il is esteemed in
~,serior Co none In that part OF the stats and is
Asld by deed from DANES MARSHALL esq.
Seven other tracts containing
1000 acres each, adjoining each other in the
GOunky0I MnSotss WisiAb AZ" "'Ass -. w.
e,Ohio, Hetwsen TIE two 'Kanhawa's on the wa
s-tersof sandy Creek, which runs through a
considerable part Of Il: II adjoins the hnd'
of general Washington. and the late benjs.
;,nin Harrison, Jun esq. A large portion OF
IN Il rich bottom and the upland otvery good
/, ouuIiss. Ieis-hslt under the original paten-
see by deeds duly recorded in the general
court. g.. ~,
s Five full & complete Shares
IN the Dismal Swamp Company. r
Upwards Of, 10000 acres OF
e lands: being very old military rights, lying
AN the states Of Okio, Kentucky and the In
\. a;ans territory, chiefly patented IN my own
snafpe and ready 70 be khewn. -.
= ASaore particular description OF the lore
~eine Tneperty may be seen by applying to
: 1T Thoihas Taylor, OF Richmond, VINO 10
: satbor;sed to 1AasS contracts, or 70 myself
Isn rAlexandria. The titles are ell undoubted
and the terms propesed'sre, one fourth Ia
cash at the time of conveyance, the balance
I'm three instalments. the last two TO DC on
interest from the date. Anysspeelcs OF the
{, Auhrsc stock end OF the different Banks IN ths
: Erssed States of Insurance. Companfes-oi
fhePUon,ac Bridge and Turnpike Compa-
fies Willie received in payment ACCORDING
b their fair value. Ground rents IN the CRY
Aff R;ch,no,,d and town of alexandra, or
Houses and Lots, will likewise be received
IN nayment according to such rates a. may
keaxree& upon.
SlyaS 81. q. y; 7a"om
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that the executor of VIM. fitz-
hugh Of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advertisement three times aweek for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
" | Alex. Moore, Reglfter.
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MILITARY LANUS.


Or saH be srehssStd Jbr Proherfy n .Alszsa-
Iria Or ifs yieinty,
: AWarrant for 6o6 ACRES Of Land,
Cr.nted by the state OF Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. Thu
laSd io. in The state Of Ohio, and is said 10
tcsamongst the best In tho stats. hwiii b
sold q great bargain. Apply 10
/. John Longden.
~,AS.i4 ,.s.. a rs - Z, e..
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For Sale ,orsLeafc.

wish = sell. Or lease on ground rsns 81
ever, . Lss nf Ground On the soush Nh e
Prince ssssst bsswssa Alitsd md Psss'sir,
. IN. x.lNoss.
4epn1g 49, I. Sa@4H
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Less than > Ia blanks to prize /; subject
TO deduction Of t. per cent. Prizes paya-
bic 30 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. --.,~. ,-.
OF THE ANNEXED rRIz1s.
lst drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
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For Sale or Hire,

Two smart NEGRO BOYS-ths eldest
about eighteen, the youngest about twsiys
years Of ags--En4siss ef Tie Pin.sN 3
4aRAary IL =, %~. l0
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Public Sale.

A. one o'clock, Pm. on SATURDAY the
10th day of February next, the subscriber
viii, offer for sale, at:the coffee house,,
"A Lot of Ground on the north
side Of King street, between Fairtsx Wa
ter streets extending in front on King street
% Zee, inches, ia dep;h 30 feet, bounded On
the north by Kansay's alley.
The sale viii b, made under deed Of
trust TO ,I.s subsc, iber, and an indisputable
d,le conveyed 10 the purchaser. a credit Of
three, xix, and 9 months will b allowed on
good negotiable notes with ansapproved en-
.dorser. Alien on the property will b ~
ts:ned until paymcnt. >.<.e
RI. Taylor.
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TO deduction OF t5s per cent. Prizes paya-
bic 30 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. --..~. ,-.s ..
OF THE ANNEXED rRIz1s. .
lst drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
toS1 900.
lSt do. 18th do: $50 Ticket. from
- No. ito No. $50, inclusive
lu do. goth do, $50 do. from No.
IL. .. 49,. . '- ISL to $780, intlusive.
lst do. asth do. $50 do. from Ne.
"a, ool to 2a,35o, inclusive
let do 30tti do. $50 do. from No.
27,asl to 2a,sO0, inclusive.
lN do. ~-3sth do. Cash, $4,000 dolls,
lst do. 10th do. 1000
ist do. 4Sth do. $4,000 :,
Fi,s 1000 Blanks drawn to be enusletto TO-
Ten Dollar prize each. =
+ ~ The drawing will commence in the
City of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day (except the ls,t day, when
there will" remain 500 to be DRAWN until
finished.
T,exxrs for sale BY r. GRAY, booksel-
Ter, King street, Alexaidria, where all tick
'tts sold by him may be examined, and infor.
InatlOU oOkutueo iCSPCSliu6 k"S ASoeNe'y WI
INK the drawing, free Of expenee Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
Ut their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid In cash. Cash will
also he advanced for prisA a. sooa 40 drawn,
at moderate discount. -:
Present priee of.ickets eight dollars.
JanaAry l.. ......
- Should the first number; on the 18th day
of drawing, BIZ either of the numbers from
70 25O, inclusive, then. in that case, the next
drawn number mot one of those nlmbersj
shall draw, and bs.rrtitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day of drawing
and in tho like manner with tickets for the
10th, 18th, and 3oth days Of drawing; Sc
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question- Howl An
.wer-Suppose No::+a,,l7s, is the property
of IL the first drawn number on the 18th day
of drawing, which vii enritle II to the num-
bers from to $50 and the srst drawn mum
Der on the goth day of drawing, may be No
l75, which win entitle him to the numbers
from aSl to 500 The first drawn number,
ca the 35th dsr, may be No SIS, which will
sntitle him to the numbers from 22,eol 10
b2,35o,, inclusive; and the first drawn num-
oer, on the soth day Of drawing, may be ore
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
entitle him to the numbers from 22.25o to
- ,50e-Yes, sir, and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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The Subscriber
Has receiped the foAosuing article:
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars Of the
Mississippi Cotton q tn. frst quality =,
Cosniac brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin .-.-. -, - ~
Sherry s... WANkS
Lisbon 49, , -, it, ,... .-..-...
Superior clares in cases .J.-...
Imperial, 4 -. ~. ..--
Hyson, =. - J.
Young Hyso", TEAS. r>.
Tyson Skin. - -. ~
Souchoag, & -. -~'...-
Botca .t-= ~, "-.s r..
Best Green Coffee in BATS asdtarrs1s
Cuapo~der - .ts.a.s~
P.B. Patent Shot, IRON B. b. to. No. . -
Mould Shot, b.. and s. G. ~
Salt Petre, double refined e..
Spanish, Fletant Indigo = =
Copperasofthe LIST quality sf.t.s,s .
Fresh Nutmcgs -.
Pimento and black Pepper, n,
Demijohns, 1g., b
With general assortment Of GROCE,
RES, and as usual, old Jamaica Spisjte,
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine IN bctties,
The above articles will DO sold yery lovty
he Wholesale or retail ;~'tS
TO RENT,
Z. A convenient and well finished DRlCE
HOUSE, a,ths upper end Of King areeA :.
r., { j, James Sandersoa.
Nox ) ~ Is yfss 90
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~ oNTAININ6 les,
= called and know me q tssAitas
- Mar,b. lying within 10 miles u aiaehes.
,er. IN ths county OF Fred Il
!. .Viruin;s. 3 On about zoe ssfcs sfthsss trsct
..hers are several seig we'll frnptosed sfsrns
senansed Tor lifs or lives the bssapce free %
z Mi iacumbH including an,sxcellent nuer-
chan. mifi tails with .ssones the whole yielding
/ an annaas rent sf about 500 dollars. = Much
-.ofthis tract /, very fertile, web watered, and
ali Abundance OF timber. II Is generally roll
Inc, but part Of Il Il hiliy sad stonsy, chiefly
sSfiime stsne. It-riis be laid este suit pur-
ehasers. go
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JANUARY 10.
Marine Infurance Company ct
....... ~Alexandria. .s.1

IxsyR4xcr OFTIcx, JAM. 3, 1910.
THE stockholders il this institution ass
hereby notified that tho directors have this
day declared dividend Of eight per cen, a
that part of the capital stock now paid, fos
the last six rnoaths-wkich will be ready to
be paid to the stockholders or their legal 80
representatives. in ten days from this date.
BY ORDER - ~.
J. B. Niekolk, Ssfy.
January I. - > se;t
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Potomac Land 1Y Sac.
January ~

VT7ISHING to remove to the upper coun.
w try, l offcr for sale, the FARM, on
which live, in the county Of King George,
lying on the Potomac River and Rosier's
Greek, and containing about7o roo acres; about
500 of which are cleared, and the larger por-
ton of it of the first description of Potomac
low grounds the residue of che tract Is about
equally divided between oak and cedar, the
latter peculiarly valuable for all the purposes
Of enclosing. The preference which this
place claims over most others in the adyar-
tages ofliving, such as wild fowl, 6sh,oysters,
crabs, &C. renders It an highly desirable ssta-
blishmcnt for any gentleman whs may wish
to reside on tide water. The Improvements On
this property are complete, consis ting of =
two story dwelling house, 60 BY 90 ieet con-
tanning seven rooms, with passages and ex-
cellent cellars another two story dwelling
house, containing three rooms and q cellar 5
a new meat house, dairy, ice house, stablss,
corn houses, and every kind of necessary en-
closureA To this-property il annexed new
and most valuable overshot mill, with TIVE
pair stones, betting cloth, cob-nashine, cot.
ton do. &c. The terms Of sale win be made -
easy to The purchaser as he IAN reasonably ask.
! T. Turner. .
Marengo, Jan. ~. -. .eosts, g &,
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Tdnu0rY 18TH, Ii

ORDERED, That the Superintendent Of
Police give notice to the persons owning
The manure on Patrick and Fayette streets
to remove the same 20 soon 10 the weather
will permit. and Il not attended to, that he
have i, done at the expense of the owner.
ORDERED, That the sum of two hun
dred dollars be and the same 10 hereby APP
propriased for the relief Of the poor ofthe
town Of Alexandria, and that Alexander
M'Kenzie, Aaron Hewes, John Sutton,
Robert Anderson, William Rhodes, VIM.
Newton, Tboma, Sheve, ard John csha.
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made for no person viii b'ya pound
weight ct coffee, sugar or other produce,
until we may see further effects aud conss-
quences of the decree, or some ways and
means for coming rsund With it.
!" Time only will aPprise US whett:sr the
latter will be the case. Unit! then It is to
no effect that holders ST ccEce and sngsTs
offer coffee at-15 at Athena, and whit: Ha-
wanna sugars at 90, at Ioaning.m, or Ma.
ryland Tobacco at 6 at Athena. ,-. ..
No person will bug u pound weight Of
any produce at this time, and thus it can be
Of no interest to send a prizes current which
could not be given with TIL tan,est deg'es
of certain,y; th. moment when he decree
appeared, prices were down ;!reat,yto
If 1-2 per BAnco for good cStIer ~ Aroma.
"a per BAnco white Hs'unaa sos"'s at
- ...... 8 Ican:t::c:'. g.
10 per Baneo brown do. do.
SO per cut, per 100, best iogwooa.
90 a "a b. fine blue and violet Indigo.
IS 10 copper colored 10.
% p. entry. bat. Roeoa.
6 20 10 maryland T-1acco.
All deliveraLlr ct A!:o!.n."
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and when ,h,y fall in wi.h more than one,
they stand of. None Of the American yes
sells at Whampoa, would sail sing'y, while
The Lalronss were in the river, and there
ID not the lrast danger to be- aPPrenenaed
for their safety. The Sylph came down the
river under The escort Of the Eri,isn coan-
nv .hip Russell, capssin Ferguson, who
politely gave his protection.
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MAT hekl

Is law Of the land binding upon all the
people If So, as there is now law IN ex-
is,cnce to approve of the conduct of the ee-
scufiue government, are not all the people
bound to approve that conduct: And is
M: this new mode Of obtaining the aPpro-
baton OF the people TO executive measures.
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alsraurrta patis 6a,stss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.

We are informed by a.g mslehaaa wnS
jeG jamaica about IS days SINCE that
BIZ. WIN, the late Collector y. New Orleans,
On :. arrival at Jamaica. had disposed OF
the .pecie he carried of with him, f"r bills
en- ENGLAND, and that he had left that island
with bis booty, on board vessel bound tor
Err Land.
= -.. rN,t K,,eBl
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baton OF the people TO executive measures.
EXECUTIVE NODESTr.
In a late law of the United States, offici-
s!ly published in the National InseliSencer,
W. find the following expressions:
&" the executive government, that is
James Madison1" has manifested just
regard to its own dignity and honor, as well
rs to the character and interest Of the Anne
rican people"
And at the bottom of this law, approx.
ing Of the conduct Of president Madison,
we find these words:
o" January IL, 1S1o-ApProved, -
JAMES MADISON"
As this signature gives to the article the
binding force of law, all men mus, now
approve or else they violate law of their
country. What Of that.
u S. Gaz
PATRIOTISM used 70 be defined the
love of ones country. 1t is no1o under.
stood in America, to mean attachment to
our rulers, II formerly produced dcvo-
tion 0f fortune, and even lfr, TO save ones
country from Pernicious rulers. It nowter.
inmates III the very simple effect of uncon-
ditional submission, and un1istinguishiug
appreciation. Though our soil is fertile in
Lesars, il seems to be incapable of bearing
BrRt,sfs. If our British ancestors had been
made of such stuff, the Siuarts would still
have ground the nation under their iron
sesptre. But shall be told, that our adj
minis,ration deserves all this cenfdsnee.-
Grant i,--but do not let vs. hear this Ian
guage from those who approved and sup
ported Washington and Adams, in mea.
surss directly the opposite to the present.
in maxims totally hostile to those which
nov govern Us. .st... ~. ~
It it is praise. worthy in those illustrious
men, to preserve strict impartiality and
neutrality; to court peace by honorable
means and to vindicate our rights with
visor. when peace could no longer be pre-
served with honor, surely it canno, be con-
sisseut to uphold our present rulers in a
system of weak and Gastardly subscrviency
20 France OF outrage md insolence to c.
Britain /; in attempts to provoke the latter
TO WARM rejecting all the preferred ocea-
sions Of negociation--and in total neglect
Of all vigorous means of vindicaling our
rights. -, ..-.s
Other people may rall this Pa triatism,
4 lut for my part, shall adhere to ths old
ts6ni'ion--and so long as see or think
ses Set efweak and wicked men hurry
ing our ustiou to their ruin, shall prefer my
country to the applause of the un,hinking
multitude or ofthe syeophants who approve
BECAUSE they are afraid to eensure. : =
Best. Gent. r
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
= Ordered, that tbs executor Of Win. Fitz-
hugh Of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advertisement three times week for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste, ,s..,I, - n. ["
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CergrsS Of the United States.
~.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MoNnAr, January 20.
CONCLUDED.

W0Sn~T, January @9'
CONCLUDED.
Taken FIR the alexandria Gazette.
Dir. 1aAn,ad,e followed mr.. SMneey
against the bill. $780,.
Jir. ". Akton spoke in favor Of the bill.
Elr. Dana and Mr. Livermore also spoke
with great strength of areumant against
The bill.
Mr. SheD7ty was in favor of the bill
Nr. GarGIHier closed the debate, with q
few pertinent r.marks in lavor of the vote
he was abou. TO give not in favor of thu
bill. lie considered tn. bill a very bad
one, but he thought it better than the nom
intercourse, he should therefore vote for 1t.
AT late hour the FINAL QUESTION was
taken by ayes and noes, and sarried-ayes
7s-noes So. And the house adjourned.
TUESDAY, January 80.
A communication was received from the
secretary at war, giving an account of the
two detachmen,s of 100000 militia made
by authority oftolmer acts of congress-
Ordered to be printed.
A communication from the secretary of
the treasury respecting compensation to
clerks, sc. was received and read. Re-
ferred to the committee of ways and
means.
The following bills were read a third
time aud passed into laws: D.,
An act extending the RICH, of suffrage in
the Mississippi territory, and for appoint.
ing a judge for Madison county in tina.
territory.
An act for the relief Of VIM. Hawkins.
AN act for the relief Of J. Shaddoek.
An act extending certain privileges to
]. J. DashieL
An act for the relief of Caldwell, Jack
son and Others.
Mr.. SAsty called for the order of the
day on the famous bature resolutions. The
question on considering was lost. .
Several other orders Of the day were cal
led for and refused.
The house then resolved itself into COM
aittee of the whole, Mr.. Cuts in the
chair, on the bill making appropriations
for the support Of government in the year
1910. The committee proceeded to Gil
the blanks in the bill. -.
Mr.. Ethes made motion to strike out
tho clause which gives IS per cent. to the
clerks in the public Offices, in addition to
their salaries, as has been done since 1901:
This molten produced considerable debate ::
Messrs. Eppss, johnson, Lyon and Shelly,
were against the motion for striking out
Messrs. Bacon, Tallmadge and Montgomery
were for it,. The question for striking out
was lest.
; The sum Of 900 dollars was appropri-
sted to cover losses.
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Alex. Moore, RegiRer.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexmdria county,
in the district Of Columbia, has Obtained from
the Orphans Cont Of said county letters tes-
tamentsry on the estate of VIM. Fitzhugh,
Esquire, of Chstham, late Of the county y.
foresaid, deceased: all persons having claims
agaisst the said deceased, arc hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with tho vouchers there's
of to Alexander Moore, Register of Wills G
Alexandria on or before the a,d day Of Jane
next, or they may BY Jaw be excluded hom
all benefit Of said estate. And those indebt-
ed thereto arc requested to make immsdiase
payment. Ciysn under my haad this 3sd
day Of Decenber, 1909. ',s' ~.
Robert Randolph.
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90 AmeeHng OF the Direct
ors of the Domestic A!snuf dctnre
COMPANY of Alexandra. willtake
place on Wednesday evening
the gift init. at the houfe Of
John .Macleod--when an Agent.
for the Company will be aP-.
pointed. 2
, January 20. = ~ =. - -
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, January 20.
Lands near Warrington for Sale.

Lands. near Wilmington for Sale.
T WILL SELL, on moderate terms, thar
i valuable and highlyimprosable TRACT.
OF LAMB, situate on the east side Of the
Washington and Alexandra Turnpike, and
bount led by Potomac river. This tract 10
distant about q mile and half from Wash
ingten and three and half from Alexandra,
contains about so acres; one Eth whereoftis
marsh of the first quality, the balance is ara I.
bic, affordins several fine springs of wates,
and beautiful situation for building. The
lands will be shewn and forms made known
upon applicationto I ; (
Charles Alexander,
Son Of PaiGp.1
January ~ - DIT,
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Extract q a letter from Messrs. Sehubaek
0U! Sans, dated Hamburg, Nov. II.
- Since the publication Of the decree,
very dreadful to ,hi. place, and to all bu-
sinsss in general, il is impossible to quote
any and whatever prices. All business and
SAILS remain s,opt short, and absolutely a.
s;aad. Produce has no kind OF Fixed
prise, and no estimation Of them may be
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gen, Re committee 70 distribute the sanl
Extract from the min6fes, 3
ADAM LYNN, &C.. g
NJ O.Td CnE.

~ y. Il
The above aamed Committee Of Coult-
Gil will meet at I'm Council Chamber on
Monday next, a.sien O'Clock, tor the pure
pos. OF dis.ribo.iag relief agreeably 70 lhs
order Of Council. Z
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Robert Randolph,
Ese.ster sfWm. FitshGsh, Of cAsahu. :,

: 20 PRINTING IN all its Va
rious branches, handsomely sxs
ecuted with accuracy and -
patch. e 81 IS {
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-19
Po POLLARD, C C.
w8wT
Sep IA.

ri y ICE by virtue of a deed OF trust, ex
cuted by David " Sharp, to John freely,
decd bearing date 6tii of December, 1902, and
recorded in the county court of Hearico, on the
9th OF December, 1892. for the purpose of secu-
ring the payment of T. 500 due to Robt Vaughan.
lr. by instalments in the manner expressed IN the
SAID deed, to wit e $50 on the 7th day Of June
1904, with interest thereon from the 9Th dov III
June, 1902, and the luriher sum OF T. $50 on the
7lh day OF Jnpe 1906 VIII interest thereon from
7th June, 1902, ill paid, and the costs and char
ges necessarily incurred by carrying the seid trust
INTO elect The subscribers will sell. to the
higles' bidder, for ready money, at the CT house
OF Henrco county, on the first MONDAY in Dec.
next, (bepg Henrico county court day) 484 acres
OF LAND, more or less. lying in the county of
Henrlco and bounded by the lands of Thomas
Friend, - Burton, Joseph Bailey, VIM Ran
dolph and James River
The abpve deed Of trust is entitled TO credit
OF ( 81 0s. 3d. paid OF the 1st September. 1904
and the land Will DC sold for the purpose of Oh
tanning the balance due thereon.
TOSHLA CHAFfIN,
GEOKGE SCARF,
Exeemors Of John 7rceiv
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