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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08
BRIqrsH NAvAL ss4ABLIsHMENr.

BRITISH NAY<L sSTABLISHMENT.
According 10 @eeie's List. for Juty. 1871
Of the line $50 Briggs. 1873
Fifties SC 44's SIS Cutters. So
Frigates, 247 Sch'rs. gun yes }
Shops * vaches l96 sells. luggers, &c s.
Bombs & hreships. - Grand Total 1.42
ZHe actual DISPOSITION of this force is as
follows.
IN the Downs, 27 vessels-North Sea
and Baltic 97-English Channel. and on
the coast OF France, 56-On the Irish stati-
on, 19-Of Jersey, Guernsey, &c. e--On the
coast of spain, Portugal and Gibraltar, 81
LIN the Mediterranean and on passage, IS
--On the coast of Africa. 2-In South
America, Escape of Good Hope and
Southwark, 16-Ea>t Indies and ON passage,
Sat Halifax, Newfoundland. &c VIZ 5
ships of the liue, so. S frigates. IL soops
or yachts, briggs, gun vessels, ,ctal %
West Indies, viz. Leeward Islands, Jamaica,
and on passage, ships of the line, 1s Fri
gates. II soops or yachts, 20 briggs, cutter,
gun vessels-total 50.
From zyhich il anhecrs that the British
have at sea.
Ships of the line e6 Briggs 11s
Fifties or AIS Cutters 90
Frgates 143 Gun vessels As
Shops & yachts los -
Bombs & hreships 5 Total az sea 54s
1t furthermore appears from this state
ment, that the British have in the Aneri-
cansseas, that is TO say, at Halifax New
foundiand, in the West Indies and in s. A.
meriCa
Ships ofthe line grigs IS
Frigates 2Ij Gun vessels 10
Shops & yachts SO
Total lo1f
Besides the ships at Sea, there are in
port and fitting. 1l9 vessels, (which 30 are
ships of he line, eight SOS and AS, 13 iri.
ga,ss etc.-<Guard ships. 14-Hosptal &
Prr.on ships &c. So.
Total in commission, rs : viz ITO ships
of the line; % SOS and 44s 1854 fri
gates; lS4 sloops aud yachts 4 BOMBS &
iireships l35 briggs 50 cu,ters,and rs
gun vessels.
Iotai in ordinary and rehai,rng for SER
7vice POL of which Ga are ships of the line I;
eleven tifties and fortyfours 60 frigates
&c.
Building, 81 viz 50 ships of the line 9
fifties and forty -fours 10 frigates and 9
sloops or yachts.
OF the grand total (1o42,) mentioned a
bove, they have taken from the French log:
do. Danish 46 do. Spanish IS, and from the
italians 3-Atotal 207.
EsfaoHShnienE Of Tate8 and men list rate
ship OF 100 guns has from 875 to 5000
rate from 98 to 80 guns. $50 70 700 Sd
rate, from so t. Ga gus, from $40 to 500 =
4th rate, from so to SO guns, from 42O 500
9Th rate, from 40 to SO guns, from 500 20
22O.---6ih rate, from 20 to 90 guns. 200
TO 140. Shops, from 1s to 16 guns, from
120 TO 90-Gun brigs, cutters, &c from ID
to guns from so 10 IS men
When an Admral's flag is hoisted in a
airst rate, her compliment of men is 875 ::
when vice admiral, $40; rear-admiral
800 Nohips OF the line. fitties, irigates. roy
al Yachts are commanded by post captains.
--Sloops of war, bombs. fre-ships, armed
Shlos, store ships, and armed en- flute
under fifty guns, by commanders, Schoa
ners' cutters, &c by lieutenants Sire
sloops occasionally by masters Small
pratt by Midshipmen who have passed for
2ieutcnants
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RICHMOND STONE W.dRE Mann
FACTORY

ID EN- AMIN DU.VAL, e. Co. have rom.
y D menced a STINE WARE MANfJFIc
IOR1, at Duvsps Tile Mandatory, with ma.
terisIs which they think superior, to any hereto.
lore used in the u. States. The drawing NJ
tien First Kiln, justifes this opinion and Con
VinGes Them, that they Can sell on better Tern.
70 INC buyer than any Mandatory onthe c ~
tincnt.
August 9. ,,..c
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NM TCH

'HE Subscribers will commence business
j. IN this city on the first day of, Sept next,
underline firm of
WILSON, DREW s. ROBERTSON.
They have taken an extensive and ccmmotious
Warehouse fronting the Basin of the Canal,
where such produce. as may be consigned to
them will be stored ard disposed of on Commits
sion. Ar. So,
Intending to combine the Auction with the
Commission business, they will be prepared
to receive West India and dry goods in that
line.
Consignors in every case may rest assurseL
OF our best attention TO their interest, of dispatch
and of punctuali,y.
THOMAS WILSON,.
THO MAS II. DREW
GEORGE ROBERTSON.
Aug. 81. wifi
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SLAHES TT AnCzLonc

ON Friday the Goth inst will positive,v ,,s.
- Sold Tor Cash, before the door of the gelf.
Tavern, at IL o'clock, about 40 I,IKFfy [I55
OkOES Consisting Of young men. ho, -
girls, aud woman Of 90 years of age VII .
children. one excellent Seamstress. - vcott
age. The above described negroes are 6esI,1,,'
strong and likely, under As good characters ~
any in the State. 'erS as
Also---A WAGON & TEAM. and 10
GOOD MULES. ""u -
Richmond, LIST Sept >' AUG,
r. . me sale of the above proper,v 10 nos4
o.. . uh Thursday, the 10th Of October. When
VIII positively take place. O'e'' ""e"
Oct. I. o. .
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hohNiS ulS CTO6a
street leading from Col Mayo's Bridge. has
for sale the following articles to wit:
300 Sacks Salt L. z. | Paints and Oils
Fiird Candies and Soap by
2uO Boxes Window the box
Class 0-1O-IU-12 Old Antigua Rum
I2.l5 Best f Brandy
Az Bales spinning cot Brown and Loaf Su-
ton gar
90 Hhds. P.V. Wits | Coffee
key Imperial Gunpowder
IS Tons Iron assert and
ed Hyson Teas
German and Crawley Ginger & All Spice
Steel Best Spanish Segars
English Bhstered and Powder and Shot
Country do. Glue
Nal Rods Glass Ware
Wagon and Cart box. Seine Irvine
cs Playing Cards, &C. &c.
Bar Lead
also several Bales Woollcns containing Twill
led Coatings and Flannels to the amount of
S 6000 all of which win be sold low for cash
or Town acceptances.
JAMES WALLACE
Sept. Is. en8w
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NJ OTICE-In consequence of the Peniten-
tary having reduced the price of their
NAILS one cent IN the pound, with AN avowed
intention to beat down all its competitors
therefore give notice that have also fallen
one cent in the pound, of all my nails sold for
cash, IN order that the difference between the
price OF my md their nails NAV be the
same as formerly And therefore trust l shall
have continuance of my customers and pub.
lies favors.
ARCHIBALD MCCALL.
Richmond, Sept. IS ,gen
IN CHANCERY.- COUNTY Ama,.s,
i Court, 1911 oN'
Shirley I'sdaie' PpG
John Tisdale, Nicholas Johnson. and Samuel
Henson, DE-.
The defendant John Tisdale not having an
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly and the rule
of this court, and it appearing to the Satisfaction
ct the court, that he IS not an nhabitant of tb;s
state: Therefore, on the motion of the nIaint; #
by VIM 6. PoindeZter, his attorney, His oydereJ
and decreed by the Court, That he appear here
on the second Monday in November next and
file sufficient answer to the plaintiffs hill, -
and that copy of this order be forthwith ;nser-
ted IN the Enquirer, newspaper printed in the
City of Richmond, for eight weeks successiyelv
and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the Court house of this county on aome
court day.
II Cohy.-Icsfe.
NICHOLAS ]. POINDEXTER. D. C.
'sP'eoei 10. w8w
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VIE Subscriber having connected him
IL self with Mr. Edward Walford. the bus.
ness from this day will be conducted undter the
Firm of Walford and Brooke, at their Office op
postc the Market house, where they are prepar-
ed to transact the AUCTION and Commission busi.
ness on an extensive plan.
RICHD. BROOKE
They are prepared for the reception of Goods
on consignment, on which liberal advances will
be made in Cash. Their experience added TO
the most unremitted attention, will, they flstter
themselves, entitle them to a full portion of
public confidence, which will be gratefully ac-
knowle9ged.
WALFORDG BROOKE
August 6. wifi
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LADIES SHOE STORE

- I
- EUBEN BUNN, Ladies Shoemaker in "
IA York, respectfully informs the Inhahitants
OF tins Town, and its vicinity, That he has
established a Shoe Store on the Main. street.
adjoining Mr.. Marks Hat Store, and has an
poiEted Mr.. Aaron Degraw his foremao. nc III.
agent thereof, who will attend to, and execute.
the commands of those who may entrus, their
business to his care with the utmost punctualit.,
and dispatch ; he has just opened and now Of
iers tor sale, choice selection of the most FASH
ionabe Ladies Shoes, made of the Best mate.
rails and IN workmanlike manner. The greas
demand tor shoes OF this description from The,
Southern States, it is hoped, will render this GO
Enlistment, an object worthy the patronage Of
the Public generally.
Sept. "a St
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW5PDr
- UNAWAY from the subscriber in H,.ifax
IL County, Vir on the night of the IN ina,
three SLAVES, viz. JACK, his wife BETTY.
and their daughter FANNY. Jack is a sIiaii
mulatto man about 40 or As years of ape. his
hair inclined to be straight he is very Sensible.
and an active good gardiner, hostier and carri-
age driver; Betty IS large mula,to woman,
inclined to be very heshy and has a ple,s;pe-
countena,nce when spoken to she is between
30 and s. years OF age and Fam, a mulatto
girl Ia or Is years of age, very cross ed, mas
pleasing cnuntenaiice, and apt to smile when
spoken to; she is low, but stout and well made
Jack carried with him two Blue coats turned
up with Bull, one of which was nearly new, &
| q number of other clothes. Betty and Fannv
carried with them number of clothes. not re-
collected. they will no doubt attempt 10 pass
as free, and probably will be hitking abou+
Richmond where Betty has a brother and her
mother living both of them as free her brother
calls himself John Hambleton. All masters of
vessels and others are cautioned against CON.
vey'ng away, or in any way harooring said
slaves al their peril
will give the above reward if occurred in a.
ny jail so that get them agsin, or one third for
either OF them. If brought home, all reasonable
Charges will be paid in addition to the above
reward.
N. u. Jack formerly belonged to Iohn BvrS
and Betty was purchased of John Corbn
TOHN WILSON,
Committee of
JAMES 4. GLENN
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Sept. 81.

oeDt. E9
VALUABLE CHlCKAHOMINY Low
GROUNDS FOR SALE-In coDfor-
nifty with the last Will aud Testament of Adm
Craig decd. viii be exposed to sale at public
auction on the premises at IL O'Clock on Mon
day the 81 st. OF October next, (if fairy ifnot on
the next fair day, the Plantation on Chickaho-
mony Swamp about five miles from this CITY. and
containing by estimation fifteen hundred scres
more than one third of which, is well ADAPTED
to the culture Of Indian corn, wheat and oats
and about one hundred acres of prime meado,1
which has tor many years produced abundant
crops of Hay. A considerable portion of The
swamp land is still in timber and is good mea-
dow land. The improvements are > cll suited
to the reception of a genteel family. The
Land may be divided into 3, 4 or five tracts. as
may best suit the convenience of purcbssers -.
One fourth of the purchase money will be re-
CURED, on the first day Of December when nos,
session will be given, and title made. The bs..
lsnce may be divided into three annual payments
secured by Deed of Trust on the propertv AZ
ter the sale of the land, will be sold on three
months credit for all sums above thirty dollars
several negro men. The crop of corn and fod,
der now growing, Wagon and gears Hor..
ses, mules, cattle, sheep, and farming utensils
Bond with approved security will be required of
the purchasers. The land will be shewn to ans,
one DESTROYS of purchasing, at any time before
the day of sale
MARY CRAIe, Execy,y;,
JAMES CRAIG, ,9unioy,
"eP'' ~ ids.
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NJ OTICE.-A petition will be presented to
~ the next General Assembly of Virginia,
Tor leave to Turnpike the Road from Richmond
to Petersburg.
Sept. Is. w8w
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NJ OTICE.--The Subscriber being DESTROYS
IN OF sscertaining the state of the affairs of
the late Major Lawrence Butler. decd. re
quests sli persons having claims against his es.
tate, to make them known TO him without de-
lay In making this communication tie clai.
mant is asked to state particularly the nature,
amount and date of his demand. Those who are
indebted to the estate, are hereby called nm.
on TO make payment.
ROBERT PACE, Ad,nr.
With the VII annexed of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, decd.
Frederick County, Va
September s. On
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TOODS.-The Subscriber residing ON the
~ msin-sireet, Immediately fronting the cross
street leading from Col Mayo's Bridge, has
tor sale The following articles to wit
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The LETTERS OF
i - L L X PLYmLEY
FOB SILK <T THIS CtKlc1;
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Besides the ships at Sea, there are in.
port and fitting. 1l9 vessels, ofwhch 30 are
ships of The line, eight SOS and AS, 13 iri-
Satss etc.-<Guard ships. 14-Hospisal 5,
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NEW GOODS.
HARVEY SESSIONS,
i i No. l25, Thomes.strees,

FANCY IND STAPLE GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching season.
among which are, super6ne and common, black,
blue, and drab Broadeloths and Cassmeres Satin
netts, for pantaloons vestings, super. black and
olive Vclvcts; complete assortment Of India Cot.
tons, from Sd to 2s6 per yard very fne shirting
Cottons cambrck ard common Dimities Cotton
Cambricka, of every quality; mourning Ginghams ;
black and cooured Cambrcks, Calicoes and Furni.
lures very fine black and coloured wopsted Hose |;
white and coloured cottons do. silk do; cooured
Lutestrings white do; white and coloured sa,ins
black Nodes white Sarsnets A and 84 black silk
Handkerchief Bandannas white Lace for wells
Ribbons; Miilinets Ga and "a cotton Damssk
Russia and american Diapers Bussla sheetisgs OF
superiour n kty--with variety Of other articles,
usually found In Dry Goods store-@all which will
be sold for CASH, low as can be purchased in
Newport
.atso-Bed Ticks every kind Of Cotton Yarn, for
weaving or knitting Sbeetings, Shirtings, and
Threads, all Of which be sold low as at any facto.
ry in the state.
- All those who are indebted TO late rm
of HARvEY SEssfoNs & Co. are requested TO make
immediate payment, it is ndispensabIy nece ssary
that all their accounts should be closed by the Is.
September next. Aug IL
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Paper Hangihgs.
GEORGE WANTOW,

GECfGE NJ HVI Wv,
II AS lately received many new and elegant pat
a terms of PAPER hANGlNGS AND BOi,.
DLtS, and large assortment of low priced PA
PEkS, suitable for rooms and window curtains, all
OF which he will sell 50 per cent lower than be
purchased elsewhere 10 this state.
:::::3US1 REcEIVED AS ABoVE::::::
large assortment of HATS, from the Boston
ana Portland Manufactures, among which are gen
tiemen's supertne Beaver, elegant IN shape and OF
the best quality .-.4iso Mems and Youths castor
and plated Hats Several boxes Mems and Boys
felt Hats by the box single.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED
Bowduch's Practical Navigator aud Blunts Ame.
rican Coast Pilot Of the latest improved editions.
Family Bibles with and without plates.
Prayer Books of the most elegant editions.
Philadelphia Letter Paper by the ream or less
Quantity and many articles of Stationary. A grea,
variety of Johnsoh's Phladeiphia edition Of oHIL-
DREN's BOOKS, with superb engravings. Original
Poem for Infant Minds with plates, vols.
THE hook STCkE
Is furnished with SCHOtL-BOOKs of every kind in
use. Every new publication constantly ssccss -.
for sale.
Just published, Curse Of Rekan, poem, by So:.-
they vols. Homer Burlesqued, 2 vols, &c.
Publick and private Libraries can be inrnished
with Books lower than can usually be purchased in
Boston or New-York or with second hand Books,
not muc injured 1t less than half the original value
- Subscribers to the Songsters Repository, by
Nath. Dearborn, will please call and receive their
books. July 81.
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BATHING HOUSE,
PELHAM.sTREsr,
NEwPoRr,

THE Proprietor in announcing to the publick in
i general, and to the patrons of this institution
in particular, that it is opened for the
dation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to
partake Of the luxury of the Bath" is happy in
being able state, that it is in every respect as
complete as at any period since its establishment
To those acquainted is unnecessary TO say. that
20 elegance of accommodation, quality OF water,
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATHINc.
HOUSE is not inferour to any in The United States
II is open every day, from sunrise until o'clock
IN the evening, Sunday excepted, when is closed
ct 10 in he morning.
e 7 Holders of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets account (not less than six at time) by
applying at the Bathing sold at No.
3, Pelham street, and at the OF Mr. VIM. Low.
yE, Thames-street.-Price so cents
Newport, June IL, 1911. (ept)
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TWO families, with number Of children in each,
from to Is years OF age, and several Girls,
from IL 10 % years Of age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Cotton
Manufactory Of iimy, Brossn e Slater, at Passiuek-
et--unquestionable recommendation az to character
and morals will be required Application may be
made tn San;ie. Slater, Papsgckef, Amy e Bros~l,
Providence, or 10 the Subscriber, No. IFS, 1hames.
areef, who viii give every information required.
EDWARD w. LAWTON.
Newport, Cd of 5tk mo. 1911.
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DANIEL SHELDON.

p EPECrFULLY informs his friends, that he
~ has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Ciapboards,
cedar Shingles,pine 'Shinglc, Boards, Planks,
Joits, SC. sc.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand IN sIIER
BURNES' Wharf Csr, t5
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JOSHUA SAVER,
BAKER,.

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
Az publick, that he has removed to his New
Bakc-House, little to the eastward of his former
stand, in Mllstreet where he will keep constantly
on hand, tor sale Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sale.
july 10.
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TO LET,
.and ssssesson giren Immediately,

5
a Convenient Dwelling House, and a large Store
"A in front, with aourishing Garden, IN good
condition, situated in Broad-street, opposite Capt
wEssrEe's. For terms apply at the house of Dir.
DAsIL PexHAm, opposite the tate-fouse.
July IL.
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and many Of smaller denomination.
Tickets sell rapidly in this Lottery, and people
are constantly spplyng at the Exchange aud Lotte-
ny Once of JOSIAH c. SHAW, for chances in the
above Grand Scheme. for gaining u fortune for a
few cents.
Orders for Tickets, Halves, and Quarters
will be received at the above Office previous and
during the time Of the drawing of said Lottery. Re.
gular Lists of the drawings will be received at least
twice week from correspondents in Boston, and
Lottery information given with pleasure.
Present price of Whole Tickets, s 500, Halves,
262 Quarters, l-S7, but will rise on the 18th inst
half dollar on'each whole ticket, l23 cents on each
part of ticket.
Lottery and Exchange 0Ece,(
Sept. q, 1911.
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Please to take notice !!
1900 dollars,
HIGHEST PRIZE.
HIGHEST PRIZE 1!

MAY possibly be purchased for 500 cents,
Ava in the 5th Glass of Dirville Road Lottery.
Which will positively begin 10 draw in Boston in 20
days. Look at the Prises-
Prize OF $4,000 Dollars.
5000
3 500
so 100
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-24
IoFer for Sale,

MY estate in Hanover. called and kn own
By the name Of BuLrlsLp, containing 1914
acres, be the same lnorc or less, together
with the Negroes, between 60 and 10, most
~ in kE!iieS--also, all tho stock ct Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hog, and Mules and the
i Plantation UAsnSiis.
Possession VIII be given Of the Whole as
.soon &c cohtract is concluded, including tho
present growing crops, at their estimated ~.
lac. One fourth of the purchase money will
be required III hand. and the balance in ono
and two years on interest If sale of The
land should not t.ke place before the 9Th OF
August, the negroes, stock, &c. will be sold
on that day, together with the standing corn,
and he estate leased for a term of years.
rave alto for sale about 1T. DOC
Ares d Military Lands in the States OF Ohio,
Kentucky, and the Indiana Territory, besides
1000 acres in the county Of Mason and State
q Virginia near the Ohio. For particular
DIES rip,inn of all which and for terms of sole,
apply TO MIR. Thomas rayor, OF Richmond,
or to
John Hopkins.
March IS. 2aw2n
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The valuable Legacy of the Father
fhay Country,
Just received, tor sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King Street,

Washtngton's Valedictory AddrsG.
A ke.,uulu Miniature EDITION, enbeilisk.
ed with fine Likeness of that truly great
dan, and orhamented with handsome Wig
nctte Tille-Plice Is Cents half bound in
Morocco.
This admirable compendium Of consume
mate political wisdom, from their beht friend,
conveyed in a style truly parental, should
render it inestima!,lc treasure to every true
American; as it must, if acted upon, have
been an intalIibIe guide TO national honor AID
prosperity.
The sons of Greece were animated to he
roic actions by the impassioaod addresses OF
their orators and poets. The sons oil Coum.
lila are more powerfully excited by the g!o-
rious example, as well as by a voice ftoIN
the tomb Of the immortal Washington, 10
the exercise Of the duties of the christian and
the citizen.
1t is much to be la,nentcd that this pre-
cious rcliquc has not become the director
ID gnide OF every American cisiten, aid
that it has become 81 scarce. Jo supply this
detect, and 10 introduce ii into general no.
tee al this important crisis, the present edi-
ton is new ohered to :he public The ad-
mirers of the departed hero and patriot. have
now an opportunity Of, procuring copies and
Of making presents 20 their friends And
is presumed that parents and teachers CALI
not make z more valuable present to their
children and pupils, th.r this last Deauestos
,Eeir conlruoh political parent.
May q.
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Nav ~.
PUBLIC SALE.
FO't SHE, at fabHc renaue, on sAe sAfA
instant.
Half a Square of Ground, op-

Il =
nestle the south side Of the Presbyterian
meeting house, in Alexandra, bounded by
Fsirfax- street On the cast, Wolfe succt on
the north, Royal-street on the west, and the
hand OF Joseph Coieman's heirs, on the soutn
lis divided into seventeen Lots two OF
which on FairfaX-s,reet joining Coieman's
lot, 20 feet front and 50 feet deep. ave on
ground rent It ten shi.!ings Virginia cur' en-
cy Der foot, and iayo each l story House
on chem. These ground rents will be so'd
separately, and notes negotiable IN either OF
the banks will be taken with ali approved en-
dorser, PAYABLE in six, nine & twelve month''
with interest thereon. For the remalnder OF
the half square, which will be solo III lois
from 90 70 % feet front, CT altogether rs may
appear best to suit purchasers. One tenth OF
the purchase money will be required IN hsEo'
the remainder in three equal annua! pay
mcnts, with interest from the day OF s'ie' o.
notes with approved endorsers. A plan OF
the whole may be seen at the coffee-no o.a,
This saleis mace to secure Mordccai A'''cf
for his endorsements of certain notes as per
deed Of trust from William r!arishorne 70
Abram Hewes, deceased, by MS admii'isua'