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T. w. PEYT@

o + Frs FOR SHE,
90 boxes Spcrmaceti Candles
1000 bushels Liverpool, Lisbon, & Turks
lsisnd Salt
80 ons Piai. er
a. barrs.s l ar
West INDIA Ra n in hogsheads
Nfuscovado Sugar in ditto
New 0rean, ditto, first quality
Coffee n bags
Nhiskev in hossheads and barrels
Pepper in bags
Pimento IN kegs
Imperial. hyson, and young hyson Teas
Chocolate and Candies in boxes
Butter and Lard in hrkins and kegs
A few tons country Hemp
Swedes Bar IreR
April 10 diw&2aw4w
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State of Connecticut.
4Harsfard Csnnty SUPERIOR Cou,t-Fedrnary
Terra, lsll-Ssting in Caance,y.
JAMES PArroN us LEvY2
CUTLER aud others

- -
CUTLER aud others
TT >ON tine petition Of JAaEs PATroS, Of
" the city fAlexandia, III the district OF
Cullnbia, shcwing to THIS court that Charles
Wzdsworth, late of lid city, now deceased,
on the 5th day OF December, 1896. did, by
his deed OF bargain and sale. sell and convey
10 Jshn Rieity of Nsw-York, * fseert Cen
FER, OF Hudson, merchants, iE TO. under the
firm Of Ksnicy, Center * Co apiece OF land
in the city Of Hartford, an SAID county of.
Hartsors, Of about one rood, bounded north
ON and Of Mary Wadsworth, south on Main.
street, east ON Meadow Lane, and west on
land ofthe heirs Of N Athan Boies. deceased:
watch deed was on condition, th.t whereas
SAID Company had agreed to endorse the
notes Of said Charles, made pay able at the
United States Branch Bank, in the city ut
Washing ton, at various times, not exceeding
In The waole at any time four thousand doi-
lars, ii SAID Charles should save them HARM
less or account ot thcir endorsements then
s,.ic deco to be void nat said Charles has
wholly iailcd % save harmless said Company;
but they nave been injured to the amount OF
iourt ousand. fifteen collars and twenty-!lye
cents; aud said Company, on the 7th Gay OF
Novembt r, 1910, assigned to said Patton all
their i..te:est to the moftgaeed premises for
valuable consideration that said Charles
10 dead, who by his LAST will and testament
devised all tis real estate to his widow Eliz
beth Wadsworth, and his children Julia Ann
Wadsworth, Charles Edwin Wadsworth,
Jane L,ik.as Wadsworl,, and Elz ,be,h Ma
~ W@sworth, his only heirs at law; and
said children, Charles, Jane and Elizabeth,
are in.ant~, under the care of their mother
Eiiz beth, and al residing with her in the
ci.y OF Washington, & levi Bulcr. OF Wea-
,i.ershe!d, III SAID Hartford county, IS admir-
rs rdtor on tieestate of said tharteS, dec cas-
ell that the mortgaged premises are not of
more value than the sum due Oh said deed
.ptay ing the court that ifthe said devisees and
administrator iail 10 pay, in reasonable
time. said Pafton, TIE sum due o. SAID
mortgage, ,nd costs OF suit, that they be for
ever fore, ese,. of all equity Of redemption in
tho mortgaged premises, as by petition on
f,e dated January 81, 1911.
II IS ordered by this courz, that this cause be
and the same Is continuea 20 the next superb
or court to bc holden at H,r,fnrd, in said
Comfy of Hartford on the FIST Tuesday of
Septe nber next and tina. notice of the pend
ency of said petition be published three weeks
successiveiy, enaing SIX weeks before the
,nrXt term, In anv newspaper printed in the
district of Columbia
Thcmas Chester, Clerk.
May IA law3w
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TO BE LET.

A two story BRICK HOUSE, on Prince
street, adjoining to Mrs. Fletcher, with a
Kitchen, Stable, and Carriage.house on the
same lot. The tenement will be lei for two
years or any shorter time, and application
for the terIas may be made to Mrs Fletch-
er, who is authorised to contract for the
sarae, or to the subscriber. {
Charles Lee.
Mays. 3tawlm
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n O T ICE.

UACIL will sit as CouRT OF Ar.
pEALs, OH the Goth, 2lst and 22d inst from
10 to 2 O'Clock each day. No appeals vii.
be heard after that time, except in case of
sickness or absence from town on those d.ys.
John U. Slmms, c. c.
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MISS MARY FLOYD,

YuarosIsG TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS or
Millinery 6 Notwithstanding,
In their several branches,
n, NEIL as .s,EEDLE WOEK # all kinds
COiICITSa share ofthe patronage OF her
u friends and the pubic She has :eceiy-
ed few selected fashionable articles o. Mis-
6nery, which will be opened for sale en-
Thursday next, at Mrs. Selma Nek0As' COR
ner IF King and Columbus streets.
May 9.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, April Term, 1917
ORDERED. That the executors OF SkIF
CARrwRIGHr, deceased. do insert the ioi'
lowing advertisement 8 times in each weeS
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zstte
Test
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Bank OF Potomac,

MAY 2, 1911.
NOTICES hereby given the Stockhold-
IN ers OF the Bank OF Potomac, that di.
vidend Of four per cent on the capital stock,
for the last six m onihs, has been declared,
and will be paid them or their representa-.
tiyes, on Tuesday mex; the 9TH instant.
BY order of the Board,
Charles Page. Cashier.
May, 2aw3w
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John Roberts,

AlNC-oTRtET,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
40 bales prime Cotton
50 hiss. sugar
Is hhds. Mdasses
Is hhds. West-lnGia Rum
SO bbls. Whiskey, part very 6ne
s tons American patent Shot
Coffee and Pepper in bags
Chochelate, Candles and Soap, in boxes
Imperial and young Tyson zG.lS, sc. SC.
May s. law3t.
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FOR SALE,

A good substantial secondhand Csacdee,
which has been but little usea, with Haracss
for two horses Apply to the Printer.
May Is. d3.eo3,s
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Public Sale.
May Is.

The subscribers, in pursuance Of decree Of
the County Court Of Fairf.x made in
suit between the executors OF Gen. Gco7ge
Washaasfon, deceased, plaintiffs, ard Ill.,
liam 1hraard, defendant; viii, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of June nex', between
the hours 81 eleven o'clock, il The fore
noon, and three O'Clock in the ailer-
noon OF thst d.y, at the tavern of Captain
James Wiley, in the county Of Fairfax,
proceed to s-l Cor ready money,
A Tract of Land, situate on
Difficult Run, in the Said county, con uining
by estimation 800 acres, which land is now
in the possession Of the said T!fLiam SA,. .,.rd.
The land will be laid off in convenient lots
Tor the accommodation of purchasers. On
this land is large Brick Mill for the manu-
fac.ure of -four. The mill and The mill lot
will be sold seperate from the rest of h:
tract. No more OF the above property will
be sold than will lie necessary to raise the
sum OF one til usand three hundred & thirty
three pounds six shillings and eight pence,
with In crest thereon, after the rate of SIX
per centum per annum, from the sth day of
January, 1905, until paid, ard the costs Of
the suit with the costs O! the sale
Edmund l. Lee.
Thomas Swami,
: Commissioners.
May g cots
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Alexander Moore, Reg,
This rs to caue Notice,

That the subscribers, Of Alexandra coun
ty, in the district of Columbia, have obtain
Ell from the Orphans Court Of said county,
letters testamentary on the estate Of SETs
CARTWRIGHT, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased: All persons having cIaims agains'
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers Thereof"
10 the subscribers, on or before the Goth Gay
of October next. or they may by law be ex,
cluded from all benefit to said estate; ID"
those indebted thereto are required to make $,
immediate payment. Given under our haI'
this 9oth April, 1911.
James Lawrason,
Henry Bayne.
Thomas LaWrason'
Executors of Seth Cartwright.
April -. aia"'N
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PUBLIC SALE.
70 z SHE, at Public vendue, on the 24fA
instant.
Half So11are IF Ground. Oh


Half a Square Of Ground, op-
posite the south side of the Presbyterian
meeting house, in Alexandria, bounded by
Fairfax.street on the east, Wolfe-stl Get on
the north, Royal-street ON the west, and the
land of Joseph Coieman's heirs, on the south
1t is divided into seventeen Lots, two Of
which on Fairfax.street joining Cole,nan's
lot, 20 feet front and ga feet deep, are Oh
ground rent at ten shi'lings Virginia cnrien-
cy per foot, and have each a ! ? story House
OH them. These ground rents viii be sold
separately, and notes negotiable in either OF
the banks will be taken with an approved en-
dorser p.yayle in six, nine & twelve months,
with interest thereon. For the remainder OF
the half square, which will be sold 10 lots
from 90 to % feet front, on altogether rs may
appear best to suit purchasers. One tenth OF
the purchase money will be required in hand,
the remainder in three equal annual pay,
mentS, with interest from the day of sale, on
notes with approved endorsers. plan OF
the whole may be seen at the cofiee-house
This sale is made to secure MordcCai Miller
for his endorsements of certain notes, as per
deed of trust from William Hartshorne to
Abram Hewes, deceased, by his adn,inistra-
tor.
George Drinker.
Also, 1T PRIV1TE SHE,
A Water Lot, extending from
Wllkes.strcet, southerly, l7e feet inches,
and from Watcr-street, esstwardly, to the
river.
My Mill and Plantation, call
ed Strawberry Hill, 80 acres of Land ~ ost-
ly in wood, on both sides of Holiness Run,
Joining Shoales's mill, and the land of W.
H. Terrett. Esq. On payment of small
part of the purchase money liberal credit
will be given for the remainder.
William Hartshorne.
S mo g.. lawtds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15
FOURTH OF July.

At numerous and respectable collection
OF the citizens of New Kent County, Assem-
bled at Mrs. Frayser's tavern on the Ath oi
July, for the purpose Of celebrating tile birth
day ofour independence, John Cl0pton, Esa.
waschosenPresident,S outhey l.. Savage, EsI.
Vioe-President, and John Massie, Esa. Sc
cretary. DR.. David Glass delivered an eIc-
giant and appropriate Grafton on the occasion,
which received the applause Of tho auditory.
= The following toaets we're drank:
-. The Day VIC celebrate-May each sue
&Ading anniversary encrcase the ardor of
yAKuous patriotism--9 cheers.
- The Heroes who fell in defence Arne
rican Independcnce-May the recollection
of their magnaaimoIs achievements arouse
the energies Of their descendants, which have
TOO long slept under the scourge of foreign ag-
gression--9 cheers.
8. George Washingtcn--o cheers.
q. The Constitution Of tho United States
Mayits progress in perfection be rapid as the
conception Of me human mind, and common
surate with time itseif--7 cheers
s. The Laws Of the United States-Mav
they never be 50 Construed as % shield the
traitor or oppress the innoccat---9 ch-crs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

the valuable volume vol were so good as 70
send me on the life AID writings OF Fletcher.
Of Saitonn. st
"The political principles OF that Patriot
were worthy of tie purest periods Of the Bril-
fish constitution. They are those which were
iii vigor at the epoch Of the American emf
Igraticn our ancestors brought them here, and
they needed LITTLE Strengthening TO make
them what they are. But IN the weakened
condition or English NVhigism, at this dav, il
requires more .iirmness to publish and advo-
cate them than it did then to act upori them.
This merit is peculiarly your Lordship's, and
no one honQrs more than myself; freely adj
mittn1k ao pe same time, the right of !. ma
ton uRA IFS political principles and con-
stitutI and the impropriety of any
but its "a OWENS censuring that change. /
expectyour Lordship has been disappointed,
as acknowledge have been in the issue of
the commissions on the ether side of the chan
nell Gin France -This has certainly lessen
ed the interest which the philanthrorist waFl,,-
ly felt in those struggles. Withou; bef-iend-
ing human liberty, gigantic force has risen
up which seems to threaten the world--but il
hangs on the thread Of opinion, which may
break from one day to another.
"lfeclrcal anxiety on the conflict in which
your nation is again engaged, and bless the
4AA''S"Nf bShiS, "iitl, i'll Sdtnejin5 togethcr
the waters under the hsavens into one place,
divided the dry lands of your hemisphere
from the dry lands OF ours and said, " here
at least be there peace" Hope that peace
and aInity with all nations will long be the
Charter of our land, and that It's praspe-
i1ty under this charter, will re-act on the
mind OF Europe and profit her by the exam
pie. My hope of preserving peace for our
country is not founded on the Quaker princi-
pie, CT non-resistancc under every wrong :.
but in the belief that just and friendly con.
duct on cur part will procure justice and
friendship from others, and chat in the exist
ing Contest each CT the combatants will find
an interest in our friendship
cannot say we shall be unconcerned
spcctatorsofthe combat. We feel for human
sufferings and We wish Tie good of all. We
shall look on therefore with the sensations
which these dispositic:s and the events of the
war VIII produce.
] feel pride in the justice which yonr
lordship's sentiments render to the charac-
ter of my illustrious .ccuntryman, Wash
INGToN. The moderation Of his. desires,
and IN stHpgth Of his judgment, enabled
him UfHlSnRte correctly. that the road to
that, E}pt5 len never dies, is 70 use power
tor tn& suppSH of the laws and liberties Of
| our d1pntry, not for its destruction, and his
viii accordingly survive the wreck of every
thing now living.
tn JEFFERSON"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

01nng0'parke.--The MERGED, which arriv-
ed u tew days ago at Plymouth, has brought
accounts from Africa which completely put
an cad to all hopes Of the existence of VI un-
g. Parke, the enterprizing travcller. The
search that had been made after him tend
cd fully tocmdrn the accounts previously re-
ceived Of his dissolution. It seems the I'M
mediate cause ofhis death was fever. brot'
on BY the h1rdship he endured He drew
MS last breath ia the hoyel Of an old negro
woman Not yestise Of his papers has
been received.
~ The great length Of Marshal Beres-
ford letters giving the details Of the Battle Of
Aibuhers, compcls Us to defer theig pGblca-
ton till Thursday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15
Virginia

ut Saner1o,: Courf # Ciance,y. halaen at
the Cahitoi, ia the City IF Ric1monG, Tie
22d deg Of June, 1911.
Elizabeth B. Kennon, executrix Of Richard
Kennon, deceased, Pitt.
AGAINST
John Marable, Richard Marab!e, and A'ex4
ancier Brown, admcr. &c. Of Champion
Marable, deceased, Leonard Claiborne and
Mary NJ. his wife, William B. Stokes, Ma
~ Vi. Stokes, and John Biggar and Sally
his vile, Jonathan Meriwether Jackson,
Philip Whitehead Jackson, and Mary Fli.I
zabeth Jackson, and Champion Garter Ma
rable, sen, heir and devisee CT G eoree M
rable, deceased Defss.k
THE defendants John Marable, RichqA.
Marable, Jonathan M. jackson, Philip w.
jackson, and Mary Elizabeth Jackson, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfacti n of the court that they are not in
habita&rs Of this country ;tcn motion of the
plaintiff BY her counsel, # is ordered, That
the said defendants do appear here on the
first dy OF the next term and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this
orderbe forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the City of Richmond, COR
two months successfully, and posted at the
front d90r of the Capitol in the said City.
A@Py-Teste,
NJ VIM. w. HENING, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

The Ediles FiA;or war, two masis-
tratcs. "a whom were entrusted the DO
lice Of the ely. 1hey had superin-
Tending authority over entertainments
and gaelas we're the inspectors ol pub
':c buildings and exercised glance .or
tlie,sasety 0rprivate ones. Ii was their
t'nty TO sec that The highways were re-.
: pairsd, to regulate The standard OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

On my first residence in the Beech Woods,
a small yellow bug was detrimental in the
garden to water-melons. cucumbers, &c. BY
an experiment of laying the leaves of elder
near the plant, found to be an effectuaI re-
medy as the leaves dried, fresh were put in
their place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

az THE subscribers, majority Of the act
ing Commissioners of die Lottery fer the be-
netit OF William and Mary College, hereby
give notice, that they have transferred to ST.
mon Block Of the city of Williamsburg, un-
der the act OF assembly passed on the 11th
day OF February 1911, au,horising them to do
so, the right to raise by a lottery or Sbtieiies
ten thousand dollars: And they ali IN rm
the public, that Mr.. Block will give keke.s m
the lottery set on foot by him undcrf he trans
Ter aforesaid, in payment for prize sckets due
in the first class already drawn by the SAID
commissioners, and for such tickets as hive
been sold in the 2nd class OF lhe lottery which
was under their managenent-the price lie
on the latter being first ascertained by their
agent, and endorsed thereon BY him.
J. MADISON.
JOIN BRACKEN.
N'Af. NELSON.
d. BAS5EIT.
no: SAUNDERS.
no: GREENHOW.
July, 1911.
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Titzwhyisonn & Potter.

HAVE just received and are now op.ns
ing an assortment Of Family, Octave. Pocket
and School Bibies-APrayer Books, Testa.
ments and Hymn Books--a few colec-
tons Of Sermons apd some other RELIGIOUS
Publications, to which a large addition is dali
ly eXpected.--i.AIVES on PLEhDIyc IN
AssuMPsIr, other Law Books and few new
miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures & Cen
tisWenS Pocket aud Mem Books--Germian
tXes, Npstcnt and comnon Violin Bows.
- Bridges and Strings--A large assort-
n!elB CT SPECTACLE.S, Of the first and in.
terior qualities, Consisting of coneaye, con-
Ue1' aud fit,iscoEic glasses, in silver anf
steel moumt;ns--also, Light Tortoise-shI
Speetacies for Ladies--Bach Gammon Ipk-
es and Chess-mer--T Tooth Brushes, nenE-
trice and Pocket Coinbs--Penciis, ,DI4,qsiA,
Books and Water colors-Quiils of different,
kinds, Ink Powder, and Marking lhl.-IIot
Pressed, N'aterlined and other Writing pa
pers Of various sizes and qualities.
L. & POTTER keep constantly on hand a
grea &arety CT Day Books, Journals, I.ede-
ers, Rexprd and Sheriff. Books-Gresk La
TN, Fhch and English School Books, SC.
A supply Of Paper Hangings Tor rooms,
shortly expected.
July II, 1911. wet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15
TO RENDER CUCUMBERS WHOLE
SOME

Slice cucumbers into basin of cool spring
water, and it will not only make them by far
more crisp and fine, but will ais render them
much more wholesome, and cffectually pre-
vent their rising in the stomach. The water
Will completely extract and take away the
Perniclous juice OF the cucumber, which is
the principal cause OF their SO oftcr% disagree-
ing with the stomach. Phil Paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-14


HE SUESC RiBEKS Iape on hand. fo,
prioate sale, at their Cosn7nodious fye,broot
Wnye-Honse and .3ction store, on Carey street. OBJ
Sosifr to Shoeko,- w are House
10 hhds. and
1C0 Barrels .faseooGdo and Havanna sugar, a
fart Of gyhich is IT Prime quality
so Barrels Penington'S loaf sugar
40 fnncheons Antigua Rum of Prime qnality--
10 Pipes London particular .jfadeira Uine-
10 Quarter Casks and
5 Pipes IeneriBe ditto
10000 ID. Co5ee, a part the byiapest Green
80 Hhds. Prime Pennsylvania Uhiskey-
30 Barrels BdifiDrOre ditto
5000 Sacks Sab, a part LverbooE filed
(. 80 Bales Spinning Cotton i
90 Bags RIPPER
10 Pipes Cir
90 Bo.ecs Fresh Chocolne-
20 Tons gpeH assorted Swedish Iron
90 Crates Queens Wdre-and a payiety of Dry
Goods and other articles, TOO tedious to be men
toned.
THY expect soon 10 receive aboat
100 HhdS # The prineSt quality retailing No
kdsSeS--and
C'ontinue TO hoid auction sales on Monday and
Thws9ay in cash Sreek--fhey are also Procured to
7nake literal d<UanCeS in cash all kinds of goods
iafrKeted TO their care, and pledge Themselves to
their. friends and tie pu6iic in general thar their
anifei and arenlifed exerfonS will be used to give
general sa,isfuction.
Ihey ha0e and keeb constantly on hand a
snbpiy IF lest Family FLOUR.
EzoHcur, RoGjnson e. Pkeasanfs,
.9icioneers g Comm. .heychanfs.
.Hopenber g. Sg6zv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-14

4 WISH to sell tie following very V.9LU4BID
- F6OIEh1i.-h Manufacturing Mill in good
order, iinishcd upon the newest plans running Two
par OF Burr and one pair Coiogn Stones-The Stun
ton is equal to almost any la Virginia being nn,edi
ately on naygabe water, where crafts can the
mill door, and IN the heart of a wealthy country
where large crops Of wheat are made. At the Mill.
which IS OH Hoskinss Creek, ad within tw miles Of
Iappa!Iannock (tle port of eniiy for Rappabaunock
hrer) have butt bridge over the creek, aforq,ing
great convenience to the different neie .,bour,oods
consequently considerable tapc to the ,niI-o
man well skilled in milling css, with the use os a
sna capital may make from t. 5000 dollars per
annun, clear OF every expence. Few mills get more
country custom, aud it is excellent stand tor Gro
Gerry Store.
Two Store Houses in this place on the river. hank.
one OF brick two stories high, with good cellars there
are six fire places in this house, AMI ut little expence
1t can be well fitted for merchant I, itL a f,,iy =
ne other mouse IS OF wood and well fixed for a dry
good Or grocery store both from situation, have nd
vanages over any other stand in the place and fl,e
lots which run with The river bank afford beautiful
site Tor buildings of any kind
A Large Warehouse, Immediately on the Sster's
edge, where vessels OF almost any size can load with
convenience and dispatch the house viii hold ten
Thousand bushels ''fain, besides Tobacco, &c-Aa
inspection OF Tobacco being established nj this place
and ashhc lower pt Of this house is 10 be rsed o,
that PURPOSES handsome rent storage may arise
from that The ferry at this place the Kappa
hammock with convenient water lot--this ferry
brFSs me in about 1901. per annum, clear of every
expcnce.
-Four unimproved Lots, two Of which adjoin those
on the river bank, and give fine view up and down
the river
n Tract Of Land in the county of Westmorelapd.
three miles from the house, edntainno abo,,t
one hundred and eighty acres-the buildings are to-
ierabe, but want some repars-there is a good min
seat on this tract. -
"A IrGet 0 Land, adjoining my MILL containing
three hundred acres-tls land is very well nbered
the soil good, aud its convenience to Tappa,anuoct
on account OF fire wood, makesit very valuable
81
ping and mercantile business, would no doubt 81, The
property IN this place unconimonly wei calculated
Tor that purpose The first and great object IN sell
ing tIs property is to pay my deits aud on tat c-
count VIII sci great bargain in the whole Or snv
part one half the purchase money rnay be made
very convenient 90 lie Jstchaser
Application MAY DC made to Jas. Ross, esq Of Fire.
fcTcksburg, Dessrs. Moncure, Robinson and Fies-s
sants, Richmond, or to me u this r,stc.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
Tappalmnnock, Dee. g. 0svess