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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-13

ENAYLOK NOEL, jr. executor &c. Of Rich:
ard Noel, deceased. Take notice that we
shall upon the 6ta and 18th days of A.
prii next at Lloyds Tavern in the county of Es-
sex, and on the ninth day ofthe said month at the
Bowling Green Tavern in the county of Caro-
line, proceed to take the Dispositions of sundry
witnesses to be read in evidence in the Suit de-
pending in the Superior Court of Chsncery, for
the Richmond district, wherein you are plaintiffs,
and we and others are defendants
THOMAS STHRESHLT,
AMBROSE BROWN,
ELLIS ARMSTRONG.
March 9. w4wT
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EOK SALE, the following PROPERl'T il,
L the Town of Waynesboroush, viz:
The TAVERN occupied by William Brown
The House contains ten rooms and five fire places
with portico in front large complete Store.
Hocse adjoining, cellar under the whole, and :.
log kitchen on lot opposite, 4 stable go by SO
feet. The buildings (kitchen cxcepted) are
frame, put up about five or six years: Also the
adjoining lot and old buildings, long occupied as
a Tavern. The garden ground is of tile first
quality: Also two out lots, one of five, the other
two acres, together, with or without, as might
suit the purchaser One hundred acres of well
timbered Land, lying on Doth sides the Turnpike
IN Roctfsh Gap, two to three miles from the a.
toresaid property = All the roads leading from
the west to Rook6sh, unite at Waynesborough,
and being situate in popular neghborlood, is
believed to be one of the best stands for public
business in the upper country. Possession may
be had on the 18th of June next Apply to Ro.
bert Porteriield, who alse offers FOR SALE, the
following
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-13

HAVE arroiT. sL W,il;sr u Ei'y.,., esq
X my agent fer tie btt<s ,taipa' 1e,yi,o.y--
who is hereby authorised ia receive, and grant
receipts for, amy n.on:es auc % me in that quar-
ter.
THOMAS RITCHJE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-13

EDWARD HALLAM.
AS received by the last arrivals from Eue
J. Il rope, and for sale next door above the Eagle
favern--a fres'. and general supply of Garden
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
ME SiockhoLdeys are requested to nlect ct
z BrOots's Iavern in Manchester, on the 4tE
Monddy IN march ensuing. Special matters of
business important to tie interest of the CoDloary
require a taH meeting and tie early attendance Of
each member on that rag.
By order of tie Dirtctoys.
J1lTES BRHNDER, C1k.
Manchester, Feb. %. tdM
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PRICES As FOLLOWS:
Fine Letter Paper Vel!um, S A751
Do. do. Laid, a SO y
Fools Cap No 1. 4 37I
DO. No 2. 3 37J :.
Do. No. 3. 5 124
Folio Post Veilun, Q so +"
Do. Laid, 9 =
Fine Printing Medium, S so
Do. so :
Excellent Wrapping Paper, 1871
Or A liberal discount made to wholesale purz
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
9ANISTER G. Co.
August 4. v,tr
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NJ OTlCE--All persons having claims against
~ the Estate of John Holt, decd late Of Sur
ry county, or against the late Firm Of John Holt
and Co. are earnestly requested to bring them
forward properly authenticated, and they shall
be discharged, and those indebted to the estate
or to the late Firm, are solicited to come for
ward and settle, as a division of the Estate is a.
bout tc be made between the parties Interested.
JAMES SIMPSON,,
attorney for Ei;&a Il. Holt, Adaa'rs. of
JOHN HOLT, decd
Surry County, March 6. w4wT
u ATTERSEA PAPERMILLS-Tho who
- wish to encourage the manufactures oftheir
own state are informed, that they can be suppl
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any quantities
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ETOR SALE--A two story WOOD HOUSE,
n upon Cel,1rStory OF brick, pleasantly sit
uated III a retired part Of the city of Richmond,
on Shockoe Hill. There are six rooms, incu,l-
ing the Cellars, all of Which have fire places. For
terms enquire of
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
February 20. e
ri OTlCE.--l'he partnes ship sf .Ieia am Ao-
~ be,t Gamble, II. Will expire On tic FIRST Of
Ap.IneXt. All those indebted 30 ait firm - :.
reque sted 70 come forward snd settle TIER az
counts, as iobge5 Indulgence csnnol be given -
Those having clsiroS a,,a:fsI the firm, VIII glsase
present tbsm foI pay D,eat.
1J;itt - GAMBLE,
hOBE&G GAMBLE, JR.
Fepiuaay 70. epow
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
TO THE EDITORS oF'aHf A.s71OA.3L
So LNTELLIGEACER


.
In the communication FIRST addressed TO
you Idid, thrust, clearly demonstrate the fact,
that Mr.. Randolph did, in his speech upon the
reduction of the navy, make numerous mis-
tatements as to matters of fact. Should any
person be disposed TO doubt upon this subject,
l invite reference to the authorities therein
quo,ed--profoundly revering the truth, II abb
hor falschood and with these sentiments
Invite the most rigid investigation into the
statements made by me. challenge contra,
diction !--Towards Mr.. Randolph personally,
i have no hostile feelings but as . politician
Tcannot admire him. True, ho glittcrs somt-
times, but never have been pcrmittcdby by my
own Judgment to ascriDe to him that consis.
tency, that profound wisdom, that political sa-
gacity, without which no man Can be great
statesman--But it is not my purpose here to
comment upon the character OF This gentle
man--my sole object az present is TO correct
some few more of his multitude ofmistate-
ments-I therefore resume the subject where
my first communication left it.
MIR. Randolph says, that" IN the year 1900
whex zse had nearly 40 shifs Of uar in COM
mission, laitd nearly 5000 se0met, the crhense
Of the marine eorts 0mounfed.fo 81 600 and
in 1909, when sve had ] S vesscis OF all sorts !;
manned .dth 2, 500 sean'en, fhe.rnhense Of tie
marine corfs amounts TO Sail ,0oo."N =
From beginning to end Of this sentence,
there is such manifest incorrectness and dis
,ingenuousness, that have really felt pain in
reading it., &, -.
- lst. He says that in the year 1900 we had
nearly 40 shifts tof mar in commission; now
the actual naval force in commission then
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'ss,As ia
Making Saalooos


Which by mistake he has called xS2li,OOo
Thus we find that, none OF Mr.. RS siafek
ments oughf so be- deaended u/tohI fas IN
He asserts that !" tn the year lSoe, sUt had
40 shits Of mar fl compission sciih nrarly SOO6
seamen, and thar in fhe year fhe ertsrse ofifhe
marine eorfs amounted 10 fSlS2 900 !; and f't
1909, sul,en zoc hud Is vessels Of ailsorfs,,9unS
ned svifh 1900 seasei, fAe etrf,ensr Of the ma
rine corfis AMOUNTS 10 81 2ll,Ooo," when Il Is
in proof that in the year 1909 we had only
Is ships of warantl 90 smaller vessels fro,h
30 to i guns and gallcys, In commission,
including marines, manned with 7446 mcnS
and in that year the expense of the marinSs
corps was S238,7s6, and in the year 1909 we
had fer one third Of the year upwards Of 100
vessels or all sorts In commission and f0i'
the residue of the year we had 81, vessels lis
commission, manned with from $500 10 5000
men, and in that year the expense. ofthc
marine corps was al ,6oI---which is 5 10000
more than Mr.. X. made il, and $4,000 less
than 10 the year BOO although Mr.. X. made
itSso,ooo more.s And here II will be sceh
is another gross n,istatcmont to the amount
Of $4,000. 6 81 ~ ~ 3.'a.sf ~.
Before DISMISS this part of the subject IL
may be proper here TO explain, whence II as
rises that the amount Of the estimates fot'
sa6sisfence cf fhe marine eorhs varies SO cons
sidetably, that for the same number OF r,efi
30 10 $4,000 arz required more inone yvsf
than in another. II is thus---W hcneter q
marine is employed on board Of ship, he IL
subsisted out Of the shif's fsoIisions, and the
amount is charged not to sllokstence ,,e Mf
marine corhs but 10 frevfsions II Me navyI
which is always distinct appropriation and
il Is only when marine is employed or. ehors
that his subsistence is furnished ont Of the ap'
preparation for Subsistence OF murine corpsr
Hence the estimate for subsistence Of the
marine corps must be regulated by.the NUM-
Der Of marines intended TO be cmplyed,6h on
board of ship--thc greater number intended
to be employed ON board Of ship, the less viii
be the estimate for their subsistence on sh0tc,
and the more will be the estimate for the pres
visions Cor The navy. In proportion TO the re-
duction Of the one Of these estimates will be
the increase Of the other. Thus we fnd IL,
the year 1900 the whole amount cstinatea
for the pay. and subsistence Of the m.iis.
corps was &TD2,7ss 6o-sand that In the gsfp
isgS, fsr the sat1s Euihbsf " datb ths a.
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REMOVAL.

7be PyogyessiOe Company,
lHAV T. RENO Ed THEIR LkAlNERY
Z AND GROCERY STORE FROM Nosll,
TO THEIR STORE, 81, l,,LoNc-WHARF,
JsrneyN occypied by the iafe Mr.. Uoodward,
Where they cfer for saie on very accommodating frms
3 fer cash or Approved credh rery general and
4 ~ erte,lsius assortnienf Of GROCERIES,,
49,. ---among which dre----
TEN hhds..s5d proof St. Croix Run.
Il pipes Gin tf~
10 hhds Molasses ~ 80.
S chests Campoys Tea: s,e, 80 =
25 do. Souchong, do. ~
Is do. Bohea, do; & fF
20 boxes Brown Sugars
10 do. White, do;
% do. Raisins -.
20 do. Chocolate
z 90. do. Soaps ttr
Is Kegs Ginger;
10 Crates Crockery Ware
40 Bushels White Beans;
5000 Bushels Exuma, Turks Island, LIVERPOOL
and Bonavista, Salt. ss.
49, JUST RECEIyED--
so bbs. fresh superfine -four of the most approved
inspection ~
A Constant supply OF Rye, and Indian Corn |;
do do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Uzols cate and retail at tie is,resf cash Prices
WILLIAM coGGESHALI., Jun. .igenf
Neupor, Jane IL. 80
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REMOVAL.
SAMUEL w. VINSON,

y DESPECTEULLY informs his customers,
Az and the Publick, tha, he has removed from tho
'e.d he has occupied for two year, past, To No 03,
W. MuNroRp, ESQ little south Of the Market.
quArc, on the side Of Thames where all
mders for Drugs, Medicines, Dye-!yfn91. Sfsoes,
sc. will receive cheerful, and prompt at,enGon-past
'4,ours gratefully acknowledged Z.
Nay %.
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CURED $500 men and yet, gcntiemefj Mr.
RandoIphs own words are, s. sve had fas.
gear ia employ 272S men, svhich COST ,fhe hafe'.
S2,4s7, 900 ! for saeh mar employed within g
srife. ef 5000. ~, - ". ~
How can Mr.. r. account for this cgregious
blundcr He pretcnds that Mr.. Bassett ssi-
mitted the fact but what are Mr.. Easseit's
words They are" He (the fstsdent) has
employed bar 3yoo men, who have received
bounties," Is this his authority |! lie has en-
fioyed our 97oo men, vho dare receiped 6oun-,
nes-now il is a well known fact that 6oussy
has never been given to any but a6ie scamens
and it is as well known that in our navy able
seamen constitute not more than one third OF
the crew Of any vessel of war. Thus a -
gun frigatc, whose whole crew consists OF
42c men, islallowed only 100 able .scarnen
she rest OF the crew Is made up of commits
sion, warrant and petty sssiccrs, ordinary seas
men, boys and inarincs---anda gunsboat whose
whole crew consists of SO is allowed but eigAc
sesmcir. We here find how'thc Hon. Gem
ticmaIi has made up the cost. of each. n::.t,
employed In the nayy.---It is thus he FIRST
charges tho navy with the whole amount cx-
pended, including the repairs Of vessels, cys
cry contingency, the pay, Subsistence, proyi-
sions, medicine, improvements sofsnasy yardsi
purchase of. military storess ordnanA c, andshc
whole expenses Of the marine corps, and evf
cry other expense whatever, and then divides
that sum by the, number Of able seanicii only
cautiously keeping out Of view the CONS
mission, warrant and petty officers, the ordins
ary sean,en, boys, and marines which ifads
ded to the divisor would make at least thrc6
times the number stated--and of courso
would reduce the annual cost Of each nish
two thirds the sum stated-or from 500 70
500 dolls. per year, 81 ~ 4. s, ~ ss
!. 9th. Mr.. Randolph states that the expense
of the marine corps in tac year 1909, *a6
82ii,oo0. Here, FOR awonder he approhchs
cs within $4,000 Of the truth; but hes has
done il most disungcnously, in this year 1909
he has remembered, what In the year 1900 ho
could not notice-hc has calculated the ias
tions for the marine corps, which were cstis.
mated in tl.r article " "hrovisi0ns for te novt's'
and added The amount TO the expense ofthiS.
corps ;land thus detail his disingehuousness
The estimate and the appropriation for the
marine corps FOR the year 1909 (sec estimate
Of 10th Febs 800. and p, 2, n. 2st) we're !.
For psy and subsistence, l35,647 70
Per n,;l;,arv .. ~-.sSny one and sli l,3sx
C.. n,a,.,.,. rsrIion VIII disnantk a, "a, y Sfi
~ fN~''' - Stair bss-S = saves. go !. %,
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~ 1.
IS esS M
Would Mr.. Randolp call ~ gun sch'r.
or, a 10 or. AN ls or a 20 gun vessel, shift
Of svar ? He surely would not allow that any
such vessel was Of " respectable force" when
he has already said, that there was no vessel
of " respectable force" built in MIR. Jeffer.
sons administrator, and said this in the face
OF the facl, which nc knew, that the ship
Wasp, the brig Hornet, and several others
were bnit. To bring the number ofvesscls
in commission in the year 1900, to his test,
there were bot Is oil respectable force; the
rest " are not north bringing iafo aceonnt." |"
2d. AS to the number of seamcn employ
ed in the year 1900, he states the number to
be 5000. Now already. sbewn, by re-
ference to the highest authorutes, tina, the
number. was 6373 only, or l,627, less than
Mr.. Randolph states j, to have been.
Sd. Mr.. Randolph states that the marine
corps ih the year 1900, cost Sle2,ooo. In
the minute Investigation which this gentle
man effects to have made, is il not rather up-
accountable that the following words should
have. escaped him: +" NIB. NO svanons are.
estimated for the non-commissioned officers
and privatcs (efthe marine eorfs ar they are
provided for ia the esfimafe Of ships proyi.
siops!" (Sce estimate for the year 800, n.
84). Now, Gentlemen, the Sl62, 900, stated
by Mr.. r. as being the whole expense ofsthe
marine corps for the year 800, does not I'm
ciude rdtions for any non-com,uissioned officer
or triuate in The marine corhs their number
then was (see.. estimate, n. s3) 1852 and
each man drawing one ration per day, 1852
would draw 383,s80 rations in the course OF
the year, which at 20 cents each, amount to
S76,796. Thus then the expense OF the ma
rine corps in the year. 300, was 823s,796.
And yet MIR. Randolph has stated, that the
whole expense was 8 $4,000. Here is a
manifest mistatcment< to the amount of
S76,796.
4th. Mr.. r. says that in the year 1909, we
had i'm commission but S vessels ef all sorts
What man in the nation can have been so in
attentive to publck Concerns as not to know,
that including the gun-boats, we bad upwards
of 100 vessels of all sorts in commission for
one third of the year, and that throughout the
whole year We had
frigates,
sloops of war, brigs and schooners,
2 bombs, and .t ,
30 gun bsats.
Thus we see that Mr.. RS j vessels V all
sorfs, were in reality for one third OF the year
mors than 100, and for the balance Of the
year 81 Is il possible that the penetrating,
anafomzing MIR. r. could be ignorant OF these
facts 3
sth. Mr.. r. says that the number Of men
employed in 1909 was $500 in another part
of his speech he made out the number to.
be a7oo Can any person imasone the possibii-
i,y of manning Is vessels Of war and 100
gun-boats, with 2,7o0 men To manifest the
gross xbsurdity Of the idea, will only state
that gun-boat cannot be efficiently manned.
with less than 90 men Of course that the
gun-boats alone Considering the IS vessels OF
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ALso,-2S0 NJ. Shingles, with a quantity OF
Boards and Laths, of the first quality. ,% s
Gt The highest price given for old, Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, s. Rags, 90 E,sess
: Newport, july l8, 1910. A. -
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5 brigs and .schooners - and galleys
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LOOAiag-GLass Plates, 5ezvely, &c.
NICHOLAS GEFFROY, inform.

VS1DL1O OESrF FNOi, HhOIif>
\ Y his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures in Europe, as
sortment of LOOKlNG-GLASS PLATES, as former.
~, which will be ready for sale in afew dsys,as soon
they can be fitted in frames.
.9lso hand
A complete assortment of Cutlery = Tea
Pots PocketEooks; suspcnders; Gold Lace; brass
Handirons, Slovels and Tougs Windsor Soap
Starch Hsir-Powdcr; warranted waterproof Liquid
Black A.s, Scotch and Mzecoboy snuff-and many
other licles, too numerUus TO part'c,larize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usuai-Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highes, perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair work-Elastck, difer
ent shapes, round, octagon, and fat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
sgrreabIe 10 its standard
He thanks his friends for their custom-and viii
sell those articles at avey snAu advance.
Ns.ferfs JGl 81, 1910.
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GkOCEkiIS, 4
by gvhoiesaie and retail. ".
7 A COM PA CHR

"A SON SP. P.RsA CT u F..
nFFERS for sale: at the Store on Bannisser's-,
~ Hhaf, formerly occupied by Messrs }. y \
CAHoonEs
A general assortment at Groceries,
(, Crockery e Glass Ware, &c &c consisting Of
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.LOPEZ DEXTER & MILES,.
~ OFFER FOR SIZE.

a.
s, A on F.qrOUR.aELE TERMS, ls..
|. 156 Bales ime Upland Cotton. ~.
4 81 Casks Rice, 90
40 Bbls. Flour. SO &C.
20 Htds. Tobacco,
80 Butts Lard, 49, .sfet e =.
Hhds. Hams, 9ss Il 3Fl' -
20 Pipes Mason's Gin, ~.
II II Do DOW White, Havana SUGARS
: III Chests Souchong Tea. Fta
10 DO. Hyson Skin, do. 80
z Do Hyson. do.
s. DO. Bohea, do. 3, y D ~
$4,000 lbs w. /. and Batavia Coffee.
= .......dLsSO
IN addition to their Former supply Of Dry Goods.
2 Cases India Shks.consistng of Grapes, Lus;ring
andSewing Silks. es7
700 pieces Blue Nankins, Wt
800 Do. Company Yellow, do. - al y :;
2 Cases Mems Satin Beaver HAS5,, w
Newport, April 2s, 1910. ~. :
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NEWPORT, RI.
4, Printed aud Published on Wedne sdays, By
WILLIAM stMoNs.
= No. Is. .'ER-sneef.


The paper is printed once week, at dollars
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, at the
OF dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller one in the same proportion
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respectfully soicited
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<1RUCt.iiihS, Il
: BYsJyHOLESaLE e RETAIL. ~
WILLIE Nj w H T +,

Offers for sale, at the store on Lons-wh0f formerly
e occupied By the frcgressire Company, No II.
General Assortment of Grocery, Crockfy, and
s1fs Glass Ware, eyc--coNsIsTiNc or
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Hay Seed. I.
William Douglass,

.aSlFOR SHE. s-1
nNE hundred bushels Borden's Grass
~ Seed. ~ f 4s 20 W (, ~
20 bushels Herds ditto.
IA bushels Orchard ditto. 49,, sts
10 bushels Red top ditto. 49, 49,
1900 W.T.. Rcd clover ditto.
- also, FoR SALE,
.dhrge assortment Of Groceries, among srach are.
1900 VT. Souchong Tea, very cheap.
1000 VT. Coffee. ~ sb&f
1000 WI. good Butter, for family use -
=, JUST RECRIYED,
14On ws. suou broken Coffee, and selling pounds
Scr dollar.
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To this sum Mr.. Randolph
has added the amount Of ra- Z.
tions estimated in the article
of provisions for the navy
viz (sce estimate of the 10th .S1 y ~ {.
of Feb. >iso9) l97,4es atls -.
cents. a 80 35,543 70
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The above articles will be sold on reasona.
sbltrems for cash. Juns Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-10
Valuable Property for Sale.

Iwil! sell the PLANTATION known by
the name Of Mov>T Am, lying in tic state
Of Virginia, immediately OH the post road,
about miles from Alexandria. Tlis farm
contains upwards tf seven hundr,d acres
J,c soil is we'll adapted for wheat, corn or
tobacco--,herc are on Ia furm I've houses,
one OF which is u commodious dwelling With
q good kitchen, ind The oth.r is two story
building 50 feet square, shinglcd anil wea-
Their boarded but NOT finished inside, il Is si-
tuatcd Immediately on tie post road and is
an excellent stand for q tavern Mr. Edgnr
M'Carty, Of Ccdav Grove, who resides near
this properly, will on application shew ito
any person DESTROYS of purchasing. ~
]. will also sell that valuable property
known by the name of McCarty's Island, in
the Potomac river, about 20 miles above
George ] own--this island contains upw ards
of three hundred acres, the soil is equal in
quality to amy land in tho western country,
and is surpassed by none for valuable timber
for house and ship building, OILY atout 30
acres are cleared A further description 10
deemed unnecessary as il is presumed that
any person wanting 10 purchase vii; view il.
Mr.. James Middleton, who lives ncrr this
island, will shew it on application. For the
above described lands great bargain will be
soil on application to The subscriber residing
in George Town. ratf
John w. Bronaugh.
February %. 2av2m
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INTRODUCTION, ane a general assortment Of the
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THE subscriber, by virtue Of deed Of
trust no him from Mr.. !ITtiam Hoas'on, dat
cd onthc 10Th day Of Novembcs in tho year
arsoa, orlhc purpose Of indemnilying Mr..
John Hupkhs--wiil, on FRIDAY, the goth
Ar,ril, next, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock OF
that day, If fair; if not, on the next lair dav
Gt the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
.court.house, in Aicxundria, at public ruc
zion, to the highest bidder, for repdy money
three thousand scres Of LAND, situate ON
the left fork Of Big Sandy Creek, which
Land was, OF the time Of tho grants for the
same, in the coun,y Of Monongalia, in the
sste. of Virginia.
The above tracts OF lani were granted by
the stats ofyirginia. to John Allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the first
day of October, 1881, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson BIZ deed dated Cd Of August, 1880.
, Edmund J. Lee, TyAee.
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