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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
NO TIcE.

4. UGH persons are indebted to the late
~ ilr,n OF $. HEVE1 < Co. of Rockets. nri.
OF 20 Ihs Hth APril, 1910. by boad, book debt
w oE''eE, arc requested 70 make immediate
y'l1ig partner olhy) as no longer indulgence
e-Ii be gwen.
Thomas 7. Thompson.
Rockets. 2l,t January, 1871. q
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N O h Il C b..

4 GREEABI.E to the last will s,d ,..,.
4 n ment OF Sarah johnson. dee Of B,efino.
ha'n county, VIII be sold to the highest bidder
- i"r HezeKiah Lipscoinb's Tavern rear tb %
premises, on Tuesdayihe 19lh March nex., If
t"ir' a not tae next fair Jav.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
National Intelligencer.


DIeD--Oa Saturday last, in this ci,y
pANlEI. J., HFLruN, ESQ. OF ~ ~ ~
Executive Corac.i If this state. ais dee,6
has cat the deepest gloom over The larye
cUcle o. bis sympaih.ssng friends--apd "a
to hi. family, what can be SAID IA no,,.rr
and = better heart never rburst ns cera.
- $500"
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koTic< is hereby given, that the co .part.
nership os William Baugh & Co. was dis
solved ON the Oh day of the present month
by mutual consent. All persons .havin,, clsins
= sgs'nst the said tirm, are requested 10 come
forward and seceive payment, and all persons
indebted 10 the said firm are requested 10
,,, p1ynent to VIM. Bsugh, who is only au i.
uioriseu TO settle The said accompts
William Baugh,
Thomas Eldridge.
January ~, 1911. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
JAMES MONROE.


Tbs bill for The admission Of UrIs.os r..r;
Tory INTO ihs Union has passed th. House nf
eePresen.!at'ves by large majority, Asa
siuiiiar oil passed the Senate ,i,ir,ne- Tho lot
;hat body. p''A''s
Bills Incorporating tn. Banks of Wasbino,o,
aud totomac- and the Farmers Bank of LEY
lndrla' AZ within The district of Columns.
hsve passed the Senate
The discussion OF Tie great question of ,b.
renewal OF he charter of tn Bank of the I'M;
Yea oates commenced IN ihe House of kto e.
se"!&'''es ye sierday, aud we are induced 10
Dene'e viii be prosecuted L, n concJ,,s;,r,
~thout delay. II is to De hoped liar :, :. N
not be prolracted to so gre & length as 10 mr.
ciude any benefits expected to,f.ssuit e a,o =
ss.y discussion of il We shall not .aiI ~ -,
oeioFe Our readers an accurate renort rs ,I-.
debate On this subject as wcii AS on eyet, ~
mgr prominent topic discussed in either House,
during the present session.
National Intelligencer
s-<A
DIeD--O4 Saturday last, in this ci,v
OAN1i.t' j., tiSL TON, Esq. Ckrk Of he
EXECUTIVE CoGac.i If this state. ale -
has CAT tile deepest sioom over The Isrs.
circle o. his sympath.s,ng friends--and 90
to hi. family, what can be saict "a nn,,.~y
and better heart never eburst III cera.
nents.
la iurther sketch IN our next
COMMUNICATIONS.
On Saturday the l9n inst. died at his
house 10 THIS city, GEORGE +. SrRASS.
an old ihhabiiant OF this place. He was.
- ws'fe informed, 4 native of Germany.
shd by profession a CANISTER. He yas
regular in his life ard f:onorahie In b,s,.,oo
tiess'on-ne presided wiki great d.gui,v and
success at-,he principal Pharaoh Bank m
'c''y Tor more than twenty yaArS branch-
cs OK which lutder his o iLrnaaes1 v4rt.
EXTENDED FAR and wide through this. ard
some of the adjacent st4tes--inaeed W. he.
icye be rs entitled 10 III lnnor of iptro5n
cling and systaaiatisias sminz as A nro,es-
sIon in this state. The nanence of b,s
example AID the couht-0arUs which va
tifrrded him, the SUCCESS o. his pract,c..
and the impun'ty with which II wsslcir
RED on, induced many OF the pref gaze.
'icehtous ana desperate, to put themselves
moer MS auspices sons OF whom hav,n,
taken their regular degrees (as we i,tty.s
have established independent banks. "a
among the rest, we are inforned il ore.
mulato president. So that Mr. G.. +,
had tie pleasure OF witne sin tne p;osne
| rity oi the institution ot VIII Gin he was tbe
tuhder, and the .Slsfacfisn before t,.
death OF sec ng BIZ lahoTs ia ever, s.,,.,.
crowned wish succcss. lie proiessed NOT
TO believe in ivture STATE, ard ,he whn,,.
tenor OF hiss Isle evinCed the sincerity OF this
profession, OF more correctly, the tessr 81
his Conduct tlIsoush lie made u neces;. ~
to proie,s u f jeli,y o support a chA,ac,er
Of Inconsistency. But h Is zone "a, h.
long hoine-and al towers of relieioo. =
friends Sf morally, al yi,3 ave a rcga,t
either for the iaws &c & 'd.0r MN. iaee
20 lament, nor 'tat he IS dad, bus ths, he
ever iivrd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Appointmen,s--Gen. T, Preston re

Appointmenis--Gen. J, Preston re-
elected Treasurer without Opposition.
joan SMTrn, Egg. has been APP.
pointed a Major Gen raj of the Militia
OF this state, in the place of Gen. An
drew Moore, resigned.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Esq. OF thi,
city was yesterday elected Clerk of the
Council to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the death o. Daniel l.. Hyl,on Esq
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

Slh5
Thejoint committee appointed by
the Senate and House of Delegates.
Rave the honor 10 communicate tn
you your election to the Office Of Chief
Magistrate of this Commonwealth 20
supply the vacancy occasiooed by che
resignation of Mr.. Tyler
We make this communication with
sensations Of much satisfactian, re.
sullipg from grateful recollection OF
your former services, fro.a reliance
on your zeal & ability 10 continue them,
aud from a confidence that your well.
tried patriotism, is sure aud safe
pledge to Your country, that in tbs
station 10 which you are promoted.
your conduct will frlhl the most SAN
gilne hopes of your fiends, snd ad /.
vance the best interests Of our common
country. We indulge the most plea-
sing an,icipstions, from the admins.
tration ofone, who was soldier &C the
revolution, who has, for thirty years.
passed excessively ihroOga Offices OF
the most important nature and tbc
most delicate rust, and who will as
we confidently believed continue 70 de-
vote his utmost exeftions to the pre-
servation and perpetuity OF our happy
republican institutions,
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G O o d s,

II
contained in s13 packages, and will be
sold by the piece OF package--viz-
Soperfue Cloths. single and Dble. Milled
lDrabs, Coatings, Outfits, Plans. Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffii Blankets,
IPellcse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Elan
Inels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen. Velverets, and Tabby Ve,pets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths Worsied
and Cation Hosiery Negroes do. Irish
LinasSs, Brown Hollands, Shirting Cos-
tons, White and Coior'd. Cotton CAM
brics, Callicoes, Dimites, Jeans, a great
variety of Muslins, 81 Seeded Null Robes.
Jubilee Corded Gauze, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and c Diapers, rowellings, aud
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin Trimmings, Ladies' Bordered and Prin.
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romall Mad.
rass and Puiiicat, do. Faacy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Snspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Gallons. sc. &c,
Together with great variety of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, and few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mer,'s Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black,
smiths ools, States.
ALSO-ELEGANTT TABLE CHINA
SETS, we'll assorted, Crates and Casters,
The balance of the Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton and
Wool Cards assorted Swedish and Coun.
try Iron, Jamaica aud Antigua Rum, i'm.
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskey, Green Coffee. Salt, Rice, Cot
tom Flax, Indigo. Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
cad, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
sc. &c.
would, also sell, 1000 Bills. Tar, Tur-
pensine ana Resin. $50, 900 White and Red
Oak dogshead Slaves, deliverable n Nor.
ioik, or at Cay Point. u Cash given for
Couotry Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmsnd. Oct -, 1910. re p,.fl
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NOTICE.

HAT on Thursday the 2eth inst. at 10
o'clock a. M. we shall attend at the
SNy. hall, tor the purpose Of examiug and
nhaily passing The assessor return OF the CT.
" taxes TOT the present year. Htheir be a.
nyiconcerned, who Conceive themselves 40 !.
gTieVed by the proceedings Of that officer,
they will be heard, and their several cases
decided upon, by attending at the time and
place above specified.
Benjamin Dual,
Samuel M'Craw,
Gabriel II lston,
EqUalisefs Of the City.
Richmond, goth May, 1911. 2sthJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-27

4 NlTY OF RICHMOND sin pursu-
~ ance OF 40 Ordinance of the Common
HAL otthe said City, entitled San Ordi.
nance to amend the Ordinance to prevent
dogs from going at large in the Cry Of
Richmond, Notice is hereby given, that
no dogs viii be permitted to run at large
within the SAID Cay between the first day
Of next nonth aud tue hfteenth day OF Sep.
TENDER next
N. Sheppard, elk. Co. Hall.
Nay 18th, 1911. IsI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-27

WANTS aplace in a genssel family. a
w LadY Capable of Teaehine Reading
Writing SC hrithmetic-aIso Plain WORK
and W ,rking, and also win instruct then
in making their owe Dresses. Enquire OF
the Printer,
May rs at
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PROPOSALS. viii be received by the
Executive, for The sale OF the following
SLAVES, at this time confined In the Pc
njtentiary, and reprieyed for sale ana
trensportaticn
ISAAC POINTER, 81 years of age, S
feet inches high
yellow complexion.
DICK KEN, IS years of age, S
feet inches nigh,
dark complexion.
DIX ARMSTEAD, rs years of age, S
feet inches high,
dark complexion -
Rope Maker.
BOB ARMsTEAD, 30 years of age, S
feet inches, high,
dark complexion.
'hSob' 10 years of age, S
feet inches high,
dark complexion.
FANNY, II years of age. 5
feet inches high,
dark complexion.-
May 22d, 1911. an
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II GARD.
l.. II. GlRARDIN

l.. n. GIhANDIN
INFORMS such Parents and Guardians
in tie coantry, as have applied TO him
on the jubject of board, that, having rem
ted the house next To the tenement already
IN his occupancy, he viii be able to admit
into his family few small boys, whose sou.
dies and morals he Will himself superLn
tend
II In consequence Of the above arrange.
ntent, tue male and female pupils will DE
taught in separate houses. The co.opeA
ration of the present Professors, is placed
on permanent aud enlarged footing.
Richmond, May 16, 1911 Ct.
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10 Stone Masons.

@E
THE Subscriber has a job of STONE
q WORK of considerable extent, which he
wishes TO let, and for which he will pay liber
al price to All expeditions and punctual under.
iskor.
John Mayo.
Richmond, May Goth, 1914. Ct
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I,aLL GOODS rne SUBSCRIBER has reserved
4 by the Averick from london and Cora from
Liverpool, general assortment OF
G. O O ID 5,

frifabIe to the season.
-AHoNG TREM All
Londcn and Yorkshire Super6ne Cloths and
Csssimeres
Union, Bedford and Bennett Cords,
SwAnsdownss Toilinet.es and Dinin's 5.4 and
81 dble. Mild Cloihs,
Coa,ing, Bearskin, Friezej FiAnnels q Baizes,
PIsm,, Kersey'S and Blankets,
sSougs ard -Braihwate's nept Cottons
Yam Hose, Worsted ard Cotton Stockings,
lfhofs. Shawls and muSIins,
Silk Viewers AID Sewing silk,
Irish Linens and Drogheda's,
Qaecn's cord, Velysfs, Thickseitg and Con-
sttution Gods,
\ good assortment Of Saddlery, Hardware
and cutlery
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and ViJes,
Flal Bar, Crawley g. Englih Bistered Steel
re CONTINUES TO transact business on commits
siOn, and has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Queens Ware, Whi7key, Shad and Bar Iron
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond, Nov. 9, 1910. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-27

JUST arrived per the Br,s Diligence
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
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TRACTS of LAND,

with their appur,enances, or SO much there
of a. may be necessary to pay certain debts
in the said deed of truit mentioned, that is to
saw;
,nNE uac. situate in the county of Montgo-
~ merry, containing 800 acres, being that
TRACT On which he said Andrew Lewis now
lives--one other TRACT adjoining the last
mentioned on the north, cont ,ining leu thousand
acres--ons other tract adjoining the 6rst raen-
toned, being an ,ncIu,ive survey, CONT ling Sc
ven thousand seven hundred acres--onc other
tract adjoining the last mentioned at the west
md containing four hundred and fourteen acres
--one other tract called the C HESNUT NECK,
Containing three nundred and sixty six ceres
one other ,racr called SEX ENAS tract on Bot
tom Greek a3ioiring the first mentioned tract
of eight bundled acres, and containing ore hun
bred and fifty acres--one other tract also ad-
Joining the sirst mentioned tract called Proth.
nous Garden, containing one hundred and twenty
eisht acres---one o,hsr Esct adjoining the last
mentioned, containing one hundred and thirty
scres-one oihertract adjoining the inclusive SUR
vey of seven thou and seven hundred acres above
m ,icned containing eighty acres--one other
tract adjoining the same i1cuiive urvey and Co.'s
tanning one humid ed acres-.cne other tract lying
on both sides of Lit lie River containing one hun.
dyed and Sfty acres, On which Is situate HopewelI
Forge lone o-her tract adjoining thereto, CON-
tain1Dg one hundred and forty actes-o1e other
tract adjoining the same called Inc Saw.mill
tract, containing four hundred and thirty eigh y
seres-==anc one Other t,act adjoining the last
meotioued sTac,, con ming one hundred scres
(which said several tracts Of lard are situate
in ths Soun,y Of Mon 6 7mery.
Ed WARD JOHNSTON,
Surviving Trustee.
n. 3. The above mentioned properly is stu.
ate on and ABOUT Shst is generally called III,
BENT MOUNTAIN, and considered yer
valuapie estate, particularly tor grazing ANY
one wishing for more particular information,
may apply TO Chsr!es Johnston, residing in
Campbell county, near Lynchburg- or to Rober,
Pollard, George Pickett, or Gallego, Richard
& Co. III the CRY OF K:ehmend.
May Srh lSli n A ~
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H,epmnnu prize Gurrrns.
-< - 49,
tcoRRscTKD WKExLY.1
rnsu.

BY virtue Of deed of Trust, from Andrew
Lewis, Of the county of Montgomery, will be
SoLp, BY the ssbscriber, TO the highest bid
der, for ready money. at the Eagle Tavern IN
the city of Richmond, upon the twentieth day
of June next, the following
T>D ~ no NTn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-12
Land FOR 3IL E.

RY virtue Of decree the Superior Court
~ t Chancery for the Rich mond District
viii be offered for Sale at Cumberland Court
House, on Monday the ed July next, (being
Court day. that valuable TRACT OF LAND
belonging to the estate Of Peterfield Trent, dec.
containing by estimation, 783 acres lyng in the
county OF Cumberland, on Willis river and ad
joiniag the town of Cara, for the purpose of
raising a sum Of money therein mentioned, due
an y wing to the estate of Alexander Trent,
de- . TIE contiguity this land to he town of
ca; where there is Merchant Mill, which
viii M 'loubt. in short time be in complete re.
par, and consequently will require a large guam.
tity q wheat &c, as well as tobacco inspection
and Being AZ the head of the aavigabie waters
OF WIls's river, render it one of the most de-
slr'be tracts of land in that part of the coun.
try Add"d to these, the lsnd is of excellent cusi
ity, and well adapted TO the culture of tobacco,
whea', corn, &c.
Previous to the day of sale, this land will be
Had Oft in lots, and sold to suit purchasers-and
the terms of safe liberal, only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance; Bonds and Sc
curity will be demanded, secured by deed of
trust If required by the
COMMISSIONERS.
June Is. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-12
DowYER's White Sulphur SPRINGS,

n , Creenbrier.-Ihe Subscribers, the pre-
sen occupants of these Springs, beg leave to
return their thanks for the very generous encou-
ragement which they received the last season,
and to inform the public, that they are now in q
situation to receive company-that they have
with much trouble and very great expence, en-
aoled themselves to entertain comfortably, up
wards Of one hundred persons, with their ser.
warts. They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg-
ing houses, with plank floors, glass windows
and brick chimnies; they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the old
dining house for the entertaining Of travellers (;
and have added so largely to their stables, that
they AN now stall upwards Of an hundred hor-
SEES. They have laid in abundant supply of
the b"st stores -'rom sli of which, they conf
denly hope - give genNral satisfaction 10 those
who may visit their
70 UyNT.dLN OF HEALTH!
Pos, Office has iAtely been established at
these Springs. md svrieiy of Newspapers will
be taken from different parts ofthe u S. for the
amusement Of the visitors.
WIN HERMDON & Co.
Greenbrier, june 10 tt
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By Thomas 8itchie }

or CONDITIONS Flee dollar, g rear, to
"a PAID annually in advance. Those who wish TO
Re cersidered annua! subscribeys, sust hereafter
assigncte it at the tinse of subscribing, othervise
skeir papers u,H be discontinued at she expiration
Of the first rear.
OF ADVERTISING-N of this
City and Manchester, mus. payfor their advertise
nsents before they appear tn this pnper.-The
price Per square is, Is Gents for the first insertion,
srnl 30 Tor coe,p subs" ruenf one.
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BEyNJAN1LyN DUAL e SOW,

NJ OTICE.-A petition will be presented to
~ the next General Assembly. praying that
an Act may pass for establishing turnpike
from the City of Richmond. in a straight and
direct course to- the Brook Tavern, on the Fred
ericksburg road about z miles above the said
City :;
June H. yen
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NO TIC n.

n PETITION will be presented to the next
IA General Assembly, on behalf Of the Com.
mon Hall Of this City, praying that an act NAV
pass empowering the Common II all to lease. or
otherwise dispose OF, as may be most expedient
FOR the benefit of the said City, the public CON-
mons within the limits thereof
By order ofthe Common. Hall.
VIM c. WILLIAMS, Presideat.
Kay a. w2m
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no PRINTRRS-

N'OR SALE, the TYPE on which this pa
per is printed. BURcEoIs & BaEv1gn
a Erca; bargain may be had, by immediate sp.
rlic' ot ~ the EdItor.
pine
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-12
3 BENJAMIN. DUP Ill.

a THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN NOR,
L TAR Richmond, returns thanks to his Gus
toners for past favors, and earnestly intreats all
those indebted to him to call and settle their res
pectiye accounts, as he is anxious to close his
former businesses Having taken his son Philip
INTO partnership in his medicine store. 1t will be
carried IN ntuure under the firm of
BENJA1LN DUV.AL e. SOW;
VIII nave just received large supply of fresh
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuff, &c
most of which being bought with cash, they
are enabled to sell at low prices.
The same attention heretofore paid in select
ing medicines of the best quality and receiving
none in powder. will be strictly observed, and
they'll tier themselves, to merit the encourage
i.-s..' ftheir friends and the public generally.
May II 6,-Iawtf
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New Publications

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Materia Medica and CHEMISTRY, 2 vols. in
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Ouincy's Medical Lexicon improved
DR.. Currie's view of the Diseases most
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Dr.. Brce's practical enquiry into disorder
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JohnsoA's practical essay on Cancer
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I he London practice of Physlc
Lewis's Dispensatory
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DR.. Hooper's Physicians Vadcmecum
The London Dissector
Medical Repository, 10 vols.
Dr.. Rush's Medical Enquiries, vols.
Pringlo on the Diseases of the
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Introductory Lectures
Denman's Midwifery
Chapman's Burns on do:
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Lavoisier's, Thomson's and Henry's Che
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Calmet's Dictionary of the Bible, histori-
Cal, critical, geographical and genealogical,
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Parkhurst's Greek and Hebrew Lexicons
Butterworth's Concordance to the Holy
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Browns Dictionary of the Bible, vols.
Doddridge's Family Expositor, volumes,
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Leland's View of the Deistical Writers,
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At the annual meeting of the

Stockholders in the Little River I turnpike
Company, in the town of alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted {:
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
Of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadtA
of five inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free, for the term of eighteen moDths-al
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted to
pass toll free for the space of S months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spective gates, which shall be specially no
ticed by the gate keepers-And that this re-
gulation shall be extended to all who shall
avail themselves of it within tive years.
Jonah Thompson, Sec.y.
December g. law
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Public Sale.

The subscribers, in pursuance of a decree of
the County Court Of Fairfax, made in Il
SUIT between the executors OF Gen. George
Washington, deceased, plaintiffs, and Vii
liam Metard, defendant; will, on Satar-
day, the 5th day of jane next, between
the hours OF eleven o'clock, in the fore
noon, and three O'Clock in the after
noon OF that day, at the tavern of Captain
lanes Wiley, in the county Of Fairfax,
proceed to sell for ready money,
A Tract Of Land, situate on
Difficult Run, in the said county, containing
by estimation 500 acres, which land is now
in the possession of the said HiAian Shehard.
The lard VIII be laid of in convenient lots
for the accommodation of purchasers. On
this land is large Brick Mill for the manu-
facure of -four. The mill and the mill lot
will be sold seperate from the rest of the
tract. No more of the above property will
be sold than will be necessary to raise the
sum Of one th?usand three hundred * thirty
three pounds six shillings and eight pence,
with interest thereon, after the rate Of six
per centum per amum, from the 5th day of
January, 1908, until paid, and the costs of
the suit with the costs OF the sale.
Edmund I. Lee,
Thomas Swami,
Commissioners.
May 9. cots