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The Eastern papers arc somewhat mistaken
~, as well the Gentleman who was charged
with them
1t is not true. that he was a messenger, in the
ordinary use of that term--he was merely char
ged with Dispatches, any other. gentleman
worthy of our minister's confidence, would have
BEEN who was returning TO the "
IL is not true, that he was charged with the
late important dispatches from Cen Armstrong
to MIR. Pinkney--for he left Paris before tie
former had received NJ. Champagny's Note, and
he was with the latter when lie received Cen.
Armstrong; despatch containing a note from
Champsgny, rel tive to the revocation Of the
French Decrees--These COMMUNICATIONS were
brought by this gentleman TO the " Size WAS
charged with dispatches from Cen a both f,r
Mr. and the Secretary Of State-but not those
relative 20 the Revocation, &c.
He left London on the very day that orr minis.
tor Yves 10 have had an inteFrie10 with the liar.
quis Wellesley, respecting the la,e measures Of
Francc--and es despatch WIS forwarded 20 him
to Liverpool, after he bad left London, there. is
every reason 10 presume that it contains tie re
suit Of this Interview
Ts;s gentleman has not proceeded 10 Wash.
ington, ia consequence Of delay which he m- {
Without on Saturday, the 9th INST he trar1mit.
ted the despstchcs from Norfolk they must nave
reached tie Department Of State, on Wednes
day or Thursday last
The case Of LiUiggstor US JcfSrson will
not come On, at the sext Federal court mo.
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coNMUNICATIoN
AZ. n rFr

n VINE 11OtT 3 ~ ONdcf.
Little Brown, the roguish runaway ColIec
tor from New-Orleans, has made his appear
we understand at the City Of Washington and
1t is daily expected he - III be followed by colonel
Burr This arrival causes great wonder in the
metropolis, we hear ;--but wherefore, we are
really at a loss to tell for we can see nothing
either new or surprising in this visit Did not
Ned Livingston violate greater trust, deprive
the public OF between so and 100 thousand dol.
lars, and seek refuge at New Orleans---the TN
fortunate place OF resort TO all off scowFines of
our country--Bnd did not this man return to
Washington Yes, good people of the United
states, he did return to Washngton-where he
was caressed, and figured in the beau monde.
from the drawing room to the second grade
tea-parties. And what is more, he made pow
efiui interest in congress who exerted every
nerve, with John Randolph at their head TO give
MIN the public property at New Orleans called
TIE Batture, which is worth million ofdolIsrs
And why should not little Brown be received.
and entertained, and provided for His crime is
not as great as Lringston's, aud his temptations
were much stronger. The only distinction be
tween the two we caa discern is--tbat Brown
has lost hs.mgney, that Brown is poor and friend
less and that Livingston Is backed by power
and wealth Yet we remember a time when
the generous breast preferred the cause of the
heip'ess,--ih MANY.
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made d full confession of tthe facts attend
ing his robbery.


ALExANpRrA. October I by capt Dodge
from Lisbon, we are verbally informed that at The
time of his sailing, the 'two armies in Portugal
~ each others cali but it was very doubtful
whether an engagement would take place this
season. II it should the fate of Portugal would
De decided. The Portuguese and English were
in good spirits. Provisions among the French
troops extremely scarce and desertons not IN
frequent 1t was reported that part of the
French bad lrit Csdiz 10 join the army in Pcrtu.
gal Flour S l6 25 when he lett Lisbon--Ca
settc.
We understand that letter has been received
in Marblehesd stating that all the American pro-
perry which had heen detained in the AZ of Bis
cay WAS delivered 10 its original owners. II This
be the fact, the probability is, that the same
cOutse VIII oe pursued with American proDerty
in other ports under the influence OF Napoleon
Saicm Register.
Soa'he,n Inland Ndv!gation The Charleston,
SD Ci'y Gazette, ot September IL, observes
that contrac, had been formed for opening
jones's Shoals on the Catawa aba, and would soon
be completed BY this improvement boats may
1ext winter pass IN safety from Hockey Mo,int
Down The Gerawbo and through the Santee Ca
sal to Charleston.
DoLLARs.--The following is an account of All
~. dollars issued by The Bank OF England till the
Oh of February last, inclusive
Dolls. slsmpe3 Ia 1877 and issued 2,S25.692
DO do 1893 end issued Isis, 1874
DO. do. 1909 and 1910 do. I,O76,O5I
Don on,
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1 AND-FOR SALE.-The subscribe nc
"A iers Tor sale, his I'RACJ' or LdAD To-.
| rg IN amherst county, on the sya,ers of p,nc,,
R'Her, adjoining the lands of James Franklin. ~.
| el Frankilp's estate, and AIicaiah Camden en-
tSinlng near nine hundred scres.-TLiz tr.'ct
lies extremely well upon it is 4 consider hl-
qoanlty OF Meadow Land, il IS very fertile. vyeo
"stered, and well sdapied to the culture Of corn.
wheat, and tobacco upon it is Plantation s,,f.
hcIent to work eight hands, a.consi,!erabe rar+
OF u is fresh land, and the whole OF il in d. lot
state OF cultivation, well iHcused, and div;ded
INTO four fields and each field in i,s tnrr 10
heeh sowed IN small grain aud red clover, whirf,
grows iuxurianily on this plan;stion--that tnoo-
ther with the white clover, which grows nop,,-
! rany upon H. produces very fine pasture - One
OF tic fields viii be sown down in ,ybeat IN
goo oraer Tor the ensuing crop,--there is upon
I tns plantation, good Apple Orchard, snd
theFe haF latel' oct.i built thereon some useful
enc variable Houses "A further tiescription
rs Cee'ned unnecessary, az II is presumed no
,erson WI purchase without viewing lie
land The land will be sold on tim, ,n3 ,nc
phymens made accommodating TO the pnrcb,sep
, The oyers9er living on the plantation viii ebeov
lne ianp' to any person DESTROYS to purchase :
The purchaser can be supplied with ,,,,.,,,;,,
ot corn, for the use ofthe plantation
~ The above Land IS NOT sold before tic to.t-
November, being Annie, st court day II v,.ll ~,
n, DAY, at the Court House, be offered an he
nEh'S' bidder on eyiensive credits, tiiat cannot
TAIL 70 suit purchasers
October Is ~,
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venSer;) i, may come On. at the next NAV
term. IL is SAID tina Mr.. J. has prepared
a Sketch of his Defence for the use of his
Council (Messrs Hay. Writ & Ta1eweIl y
in which he not only touches on, but ex
hausts every point in the cause and which
is brilliant monument of his acuseness. his
legal erudiiion and his extensive research
eS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16
October15

'Hh Subscriber gives notice that he into nds
\ t. petition tie neat General Assembly of
YPgma Tor relief against An Ordnance OF he
common Hall o'thc City OF Richmond passed
81, ue ~ OF Ju'F last, Whereby, under gene.
40 regulation concerning the licensing Of Carr.
g E., he md tIls f'mi!y are ptevened from ns,ts
h"fd Carrage Of any description &C., the con.
yeysnce OF persons
CHRIS TOPPER McPHER OK.
Richmond, Qplpbvr Il, 1sgg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

HEAP SfoR:N TIE subscribe has lust.
received and is now opening at ms Store.
rev doors east 1T the Market, . wei chosen %.
sortment OF DIR GOODS, which he is deter
mined to sell low for Cash
Ladies bestreal Morocco Suors II G, ner
pair, LkUpoLD ef2VE ,ei'
October l6 ..
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s 1924 80
% 104 IS

CHARLEsToN, Oct. ]. On Saturday last
was committed to the Jail in this city under
warrant from James Bentham, ESQ James
Uarren OiiUer, for robbing the mail of the
y. States. IL appears that Oliver had been
employed in driving the mail stage between
Georgetown and Santee Ferry for some
years past. and that he was considered
mong the most confidential drivers on that
line. Three mails sent from this city on
the 9th, 22nd and 25th Of August last. for
Fayetteville, were discovered by the Post
master at that place to be missing; as was
also the mail which should have reached
this city on the 18th September These
facts having come to the know edg,. of the
postmaster in this place. he communicated
the same TO Mr. Cotton, the Contractor. -
This latter gentleman who displays a hich
ly laudable zeal in the execution of the du
ties OF his contract, from certain circumstan.
ces, suspected Oliver to be the person gull
~ of the robbery; and as he had Just set
out under leave, on journey 70 visit his
relations in North Carolina, Mr.. Cotton de
termined on Immediately pursuing him, and
with the assistance Of some of the contrac
tors and others he was enabled 20 overtake
him few miles this side of Raleigh in ~
Carolina. When he was overtaken. about
six or seven hundred dollars were found up
ON him, partof his plunder, lie has since
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

Ma ICHAEL. CRETTER SILYE4SLfy,y
a'A AND JBH,ELLER, opposite GambtesH
Corner, Man Street-gratetui fur the literal en-
conFagement he has received, informs his friends
ply of articles He has on bandthe ms, e.
orahie assortment Of Pearl, Cold, Silver and pr,
tea Goods-among which sre--P eari and T;,n,z
breast Pms, Rings, Earrings and Bracelets en-
ame!led do Comedian. Amber x J"t Necklaces.
l,ai , Tea Sets, complete, Casters, Candie-
Cake Baskets, Bottle and Salt Stands. &c Be
SILVER Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons. SOUP.
Punch and Cream Ladies, &c He is in a iiy
expectation 81 further supply of Fashionable sil
yer F'ate al, OF which he offers at his usual no.
der',e prices
Wanted, one or. two Boys, as apprentices m
the above BUSINESS
N. d Liberal wages will he given 10 level
'el VINO understands has business perfectly
OCTOBER 10 wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

'HE gentleman that borrowed ny Surtou,
Cost last spring, viii do me favor by re
'urn'ng't Immediately. n J'o1lPKTNS
October 70. 2E
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III % D L * u II. having opened
STORE, 10 tie House tor,perly occuped
by Mess's R>sr & ALLAN PoLLor, & ca op-s
pos'te The GLoBe "a E>s ~ iioNv opening a ~.
neral sssortmentcr FALL. GOObS, which wisi
be sod on very reasonable terms. for Cash. or
Country Produce: =.
Suparfiae and Coarse ke,s
1.o,ns EsM,ucls, Dsise, &c
Sos'n'gs OF al KINDS C.liicoes Iymirses
Swansctow WINS i Ca,nbrict st,,.lf,,.- 4 Il.
Plains ,.,,,on e.. w.
oiue whits herseys ! Jeans Prin,etI Waist
Nego Cotton Of su coating 50
q, Pe'.o' qu''y Nuns and coloured
=, arm rose Threads
Rose and striped Blsn- Velve:eens. Cords =.
Also * general assortment of n =
with Vsrieg of other articles y
q tew baie- EsGeo corroNs. Lv ,vbotes.ia
ALSO-A few hogshe ads oil excel.sn, oil A..
TIUuA rem -'N-
Negotiable paper VIII BE- required.
ALbX4NDER BELL.
Ce.oeer 70 )T
y Cash ven FOR Ydrat. Elonr end .Tobteeo
FALL G9oDS.-I bsve recei, ed = ,,o >,
= sSsort"lnt of FtSHIONABLE e S1l-.
fLE GOOlfS, which are now o,,en,n,e :. N.arI
Ma>o's Buildings, aud offered at whuisss,e Xxi
'e'a'i' on accommodating terms.--amongst w,isl,
Elegant Silk Cotton and Imitation Shawl,
ker'eyweres DO and Merino CIoaks
I'S'"t'ne SIX ana Six Hanukerchief
Ex'rt tJig white and coloured KID (;l Voc
Short do do IL,
Ladies Pelse Cloths ami Flannel,
Do Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hos;arv
enr and ch''drens Hosiery ofsvely descrip-
Plain and Figured M,islius
Black and cooured Cambricks
DlmitIes, CalicOes and Cotton Sb;rtinr.
Six and common Ginghams
DO do Veivets
S,ipert'ne and common Brood Cloths
Do do Kersevn,es
Do DO Cost;,os
Fine snd do Plans
10 do Wais,coatinys
Rose, Point and DufTtll Blanket.
Veivets, Cords and Plush
kerseys and White Plains
Fisnneis, Bookings and Bonbszeenes
India Musiins, Check Silks and black and CO.
Toured Senshaws
Irish LIneOs and Sheetines
Mems Fashionable London Hats
oo.o,o - SOM WooD.
o0'"oei 10 1t
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M URPHY & CRUZ MP, in addition. to tleir
1sA usual supply of GROCERIES, havr ;,,st
received Eenerat assortment % G LASS. CHI
Nd EhR1HEN = STONE WArE, W{,ch
d4ce. -
October 10
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is 2 pinn

-------------------------- is DJp-
Blown by surmIscs, jcsiousies, coniectures .
And OF so easy and so PLAN a stop,
That the blunt monster with uncounted heads
Gan play upon it.
SHAKsPEARE.
The reader may make what he pieases of the
follOw!rg-may rumnate on it, laugh at
it, spurn it, or believe it.
To THE RIGHT ABOUT, WHEEL
Bopaparte, who has often evinced suff;ci
ent pliancy to bend to circumstances when he
could not force circum stances to bend to him.
has prepared, it is whispered, to display ano.
ther stroke of policy.
Ferdinand VII is TO be king of Spain and
Portugal
France may thus appease the resentments of
the Spanish people, whom she could not con
sner without great sacri6ces---and tie Spanish
coionies IN South America and elsewhere be
kept from revolt. Remaining attached to Spain
under the rumoured arrangement, the colonies
will he drawn from English connexions ; and
Ferdinand, being the devoted creature of Bona
parte, TO whom he viii be indebted f,rhis throne.
will doubtless co operate IN every measure with
France against England THIS proposed chance
may account for the inactivity in Spain, to
Other reasons and results can be formed, or c,p.
5ectured by the political speculator-as the a.
gency of Austria,--the influence of the new
empress,-the disappointment of Joseph Napo.
leon, and his future destiny,-the stimulated
overthrow of the Courts of inquistion said to
be one of the conditons) the effect on the com.
merce and relations of EDgllud-and our inter.
est (if any in the reported dispositions. Eyhi,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

Capt. Mariner, from Port au. Prince. in
forms, hat a BLOODY battle was fought in
August between Christophe and Petion's
troop- at the Mnle in which the former lost
500 men and 3 Of his best Generals, one of
whom was Marshal Baze.
Capt M further sta rs. that early in Sep
TENDER, Ut Christophe's Barges were taken
off the Mole by squadron of Petion's boats.
MIR. ddp.
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NEW ESTABLISH MENT.

Nj + w c RI Err. having opened =
, STORE, 20 tie House torrperly occupied
ny Messts k>sr, ( ALLAN POLLOK, & Co op-
pes'te The GLose gAsEss ,shoIv opesinp. a g..
neral assortment cf FALL. q OODS, w,IGh viii
Country Produce =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

Mr. Afeambal, who has for several years
been acting as French Consul is again to
reside here by order fhis government in the
saIhs capacity, and in that of Consul Gene
ral.--Ib.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

w ANTS place. in Dry Coo,l>s;ore !,
w THIS city--a Young Man, who has IrslsJ
several years IN country store, and can he Mi
recommended IS Book Keeper and assistant IN
u store Enquire at this office :"
October 10. a.
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UP. Lou ST. Louis, Sept 1s.--A few
weeks ago. VIC published an account of the
attack and defeat of Captain Coles party ON
the frontiers of the District of ST. Charles
by gang otunknown Indians.
Yesterday we received such circumstausial
information as leaves no room 70 doubt of the
Putawatamies being the perpetrators "A
Sac has given up bride. which he says
he got in an exchange of horses with Pu.
tawatamie The Sac Chiefs have sent
word to General Clark, that the Putaws.
who live near lake Michigan, have in their
possession FIVE American horses. silver
mounted rifle. a half worn saddle, plated
spurs and some articles which appear like
the apparel ofwhite people, The General
expects certain information in few weeks,
which will authotise demand to be made
of those Indian murderers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

a TFENTiONt R1cAAoNp L1cur "
= PANTRY HUE You vii parade ON NE
C1Phol Square, on Saturday morning next. AZ
halt past niue o'clock, completely eouippeI-.--
with knepsacks and csnteens.
BY order of the Captain,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

WASHINGTON, October 12--The fol
lowing is an extract of letter from res
Pec;abie commercial character in Bristol,
lEng dated August II, 1910.
% The prospect of cur wheat harvest has
by no means improved. the weather having
been very wet and windy"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

The Maryland House of Delegates is com
posed OF eighty members. being the repre-.
sentation from nineteen counties and TWO ci
ties The state of parties IN the next House
as far as received. stands thus
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

October Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

NEW York, Oct. 6 = Another SALE Of Meyino
Sheep took place yesterday, at Brooklyn t. a
gentleman who was present on the occasion,
are indebted for a statement of the sales from
which we have formed the following summary
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

We understand that Mr.. Brown, the late
collector at New Orleans, whose presence
in this city We announced in our last, came
here voluntarily and expressly for the pur
pose of surrendering himself to govern :.
ment.-Nat. Infekligeacer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

Supsrfae aud Coarse
Cloths
Coatlngs of all kinds
5 wansdo wns
Plains
Blue & white Kerseys
Nego Cotton Of a su.
perior qusaity
Yarn Hose
Rose and striped Blsn-
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SHAKsPEARE.

The reader may make what he pleases of the
foiiowing--may ruminaie on it, laugh at
it, spurn it, or believe it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

ke,s
tl.,ncls Dtise, &c.
C'.iiicoes, DimiHes
Cainorick Muslil,s
cotton sinrtie
Jeans Printed, Waist
coating
Nuns and coloured
1.hre ads
Eelvc.espS ro-Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

The case Of LiUingstos Us JcfSrson will
not come On, at the sext Federal court (No-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-16

On the 3D. ult. Mr. Isaac Van Solver. Il
few miles below Burling on, killed Bald
Eagle, which weighed ten pounds, ana mea
sured from the extremity of the wings, Sc
ven feet one inch and half.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08
Answer.

The only condition required for the
revocation by his majesty the Emperor of
the decree Of Bertha viii be the previous
revocation by the British government OF
her blockades OF France, or part of France
(such as that from the kibe to Brest
KEY ola date anterior 70 that Of the afores
said decree"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08

Besides much other business, she bi'i con-
corning conin,ercia: int. recourse mas become
law, Containing merely the exclusion of
British and Fcench armed vessels, and the
authority to renew he non-intercourse Law
against either belligerent in case the other
snail revoke its orders or DEGREES.
The loan bill was also finally passed.
Both Houses adjourned 1T IL o'clock at
night. Particulars in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08
May l..

a message was received from the Pre-.
sident, IN compliance with tne call ut yes.
terday, with documents, OF wn. CHI the follow
Ing are the most material.
4" In pursuance of the resolution of the
House of Representatives OF YESTERDAY the
Secretary oil State has the honor to trans
NIT to the President of the u. States. the
accompanying papers marked A. b. G.. d.
Z. f.
+" No information has been received, that
any communication has been m .de to our
minister in London OH the part of the Brl.
tish government " In answer to any note
presented by him in pursuance OF lnstruc-
tons gwen on the 23d Nov. 1909.
No answers have been Civ to the "pro.
positions or overtures, made on the part OF
the United States to the governments of
Great Britain and France, respecting any
OF the orGers aud DEGREES aHtcting neutral
commerce." which have not been hereto.
fore or which are not herewith communI.
Gated. All which is respectfully submit.
ted.
r. SMITH.
Department Of State,
May 1, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08
Copy of letter from General Armstros
to Mr. Pinkney, Paris, Jan. IS, 1910.

SIR.
A letter from Mr. Secretary Smith of!he
list December last made it my duty to en-
quire of his Excelieney the Duke Of Galore
what were the conditions on which his ma
jesty the Emperor would annul his decree.
commonly called the Berlin decree, and
whether IL c. Britain revoked her block
AIDES OF a date anterior 10 that decree. his
majesty would ceosent to revoke the SAID
decree 70 these questions have this day
received the following answer, winch has
ten to convey to sou by special messen-
ger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08
r o R E I G N.
NON.INTERCOURSE!

From London, (per the Packet.)
"We are told that there are nearly
FIVE HUNDRED SAIL OF
FRENCH VESSELS in our river
at this time, that have come with car.
goes under licerce. One Broker told
me he had so sail under his care,
some OF the N two hundred tons. Nsu-
trail captains for the voyage"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-08
[By the Ann, from Liverpool, at
Boston,.

London, March %. We under
stand that licences were Yesterday re.
fused by the Board of Trade, for the
importation of Commodities of any
description from France. Thirty.two
vessel, are now, however, in progress
OF loading for France, with tin, traia
OIL Iogw ood, indigo, and other dyl
staifs: Merchandise of this kind has
IN consequence risen in our mark IT'S.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-18
S. & y. REED.
Hare just recei0ed their EaN suhpy oCshoa
-CONSISTINT OF

Hare Just received their EaN suhp.y fshaa.
-CONSISTIN|1 OF
Ladies' black and red Morocco patenlG
common Cork soal Shoes, do. waking Do.
Womens' Misses and Chldrtns' Lcahr.
Boots end ties Ladies' white and colod
Kid Shoes do. ornamentrd do Agrls'
stout and fine Shoes do. Dancing pulnPs.
also,
Cenllemens' frstand second quality OK
ley Hats Ladies' Straw and Chip bon
nets and trimmings.
ON HAND
A consignment OF APPLES--aI OF
which will be disposed of pn the moss sea-
sonab!e terms.
/. Nov. q. &c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-18
Public Sale.

Pursuant TO decree Of the county cour Of
Prince William, We the undersigned cofa1
mssioners, will proceed to sell, at psb1e
sale, at the court house OF Fauqu:er co'tst~
ty, on MONDAY, the 26,h day ct No.
vember next, upon credit of months,
A TRACT of !. AND, containing $50
IA acres, lying in the county OF Fauquars
within half mile of the Thoroughfare Man,
upon the road lcadins, FROM Ashby's Gap Is
Alexandra. There is good Mill Seat. Qpoa
the land s large Stone Mill House, wtich
with little repair may be made ii: for Grshi~
ing. Bond with approved security VII as
required Of the purchaser
Philip Harrifon.
VIM. A. G.. Dade,
DUN fries, Oct. 1872. cosy
sr The sale Of the above property
is pofponed until MONDAY. tho
a2th of January, laiz.
Decembes IL. Stawts