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Say, that Atkins deposition is false and
thank God that deronent is not a native Of
the United States, but Of Canadas
We know not whether che deposition be
true or un,ruc--time will ,cii--bus, does not
common sense teach us, that American sea-
men arc not impressed into the british SCR.
vice for any other purpose than 10 fight the
enemies of Ensland they arc Obliged 70
seree his Bri',aDnick majcsly," 10 every
possible mode and cxigency. American sea-
men have fought IN the battle Trafalgar ;---
and why they should be exempted from any
service, '(whiiD slaves) We canno, divine.
.'- 80 Baiimosc Uhig.
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FRESH GOODS.
Jn'f ofcned, and far sals,

y. JHW ofcred ana Jor sdlc,
III p, q. RICHMONDs Cash Store,
A y extensive assortment Of English and India
IA Goods-corsisting Of
Supcr6nc and iow-priccd Broadclo,hs and
Csssimercs, Of every description 34 and ~ Pelce
Cloths, Of the newest patterns, black, white, red.
md yellow FamoIs scarlet figured do, fine bath
Coatings, cciourcd and white wors,ed Hosiery
yevets; Prints, &c. A great variety Of India Cot
tons first quality black and cpioured Lustrings
do. English and India Satinss India Calicoes, of
handsome patterns and ba'e Cottous. at 6d per
yard, little damaged.
.siso--Sugar, Coffee, hysop, hyson-skin,
and souchong Teas. warranted of the first quality.
by tie chest or smaller quantity.
Likeuise--2 Eases Cotton Balls, from No.
80 to No. Ii6 All of which will Re soid ehsap. 2.
usual. oct.e
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NOTICE.

TWE Copartnership Of VAUGHAN
i ALLEY, having expired, the Subscriber in
tends 10 reside in this city, and will devote his tino
TO the COMMISSION BUSINESS in general
DANIEL VAUGHN.
Charleston, s. c. Nov. 6, 1871.
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brought insc New-york, sayings sttbat If she
had, there we're not many who would ever go
back in her."
That the .boatswain ON board the Little
Bct is sn American, and that this deponent
has seen his protection and that he express
ed his wish that she had been brought into
New-Nork.
And further this deponent saith not.
@.N his s..
(SigneJ JOHN he ATKINS.
.s ia% .-, mark.
Sworn Nov. llih, 1871, before me,
..- p. c. VAN WYCK,
Recorder Of ihr Cify Of .Aew- York.
The above named John Atkins further
stated, tha, he had been discharged from the
Little Belt after her arrival in Epgl land, upon
IN application made. by Gencrsl Lyman, the
American consul in London, in his behalf,
and on due proof Of the said Atkins bcipg,a
native born American seama.,, and bred in
the service of American vcsse.s. TIE also,
stated, that upon the Little Belts return from
Halifax to England, there appeared TO be two
parties in the ship, one maintaining that the.
tirs, lire came from the President, and. the
other, from the Little Belt [; that upon their
arrival, application was made to the officers
and men for proof Of the fact that the Psesi-
dent gave the first lire and that only two of
hcers and abou; seven or eight Of the men of
fered to'make oath of it---ali tho rest uncqui-
vocally refusing. The insertion of which
facts was accidentally omitted in the body OF
the deposition. 4. G. VAN WYCK.i |
IN. Y. Columhian.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

FiRH. This morning about O'Clock, a
fire was iscovered in the livery stables Of
Mr.. Jones, in Powles Hook, which, with bis
dwelling house and the Bakery Of Mr.. Hedge
were consumed.-Therew were 10 horscs in
the stables, SO Of which perished.--It is be-
lieyed this FIRE originated IN design, as an az
tempt TO frc the same buildings was recently
made BY some yet unknown incendiary: i,
~. Y. haher, Nor; IL,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

COME you wish to realize, Y
A PURSE Of moro than common size -
Put in, and draw the HIGHEST PRIZE
In Harpard College Lottery -!
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FOR SALE BIZ
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

( - No. IS, THamcs-ssree,
q $500 lbs. w. I. COFFEE
HIids best retailing MULAsSEs,
Bills. fres, FLOUR;
= ''"1y use
!: A general assortineh, Of GROCERIES. as usual.
T. g. Also ..t
(, a, constant supply Of GIN, (Paw,Ixes
brand Which, By the most competent Judges, is
pronounced equal, ]. not superioar to any distilled
in the U'i,ed States.
or Commission business solicited.
Newport Nov. %, 1911.
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siand of arms by merchants at St. BartAolo.
news. Its said that the plan was thorough
~ organized, and every part Of il in readiness
Tor execution and that about an h0sr before
general slaughter was to have comm4nced,
violent dispute arose between the TWO civil
and military leaders, which disarmed them
OF their discretion, and led to discovery of
the plot. These particulars we're received At
St. Croiz, qn the siss Oct. BY a packsl lrooa
ST.. Thomas.---ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

Accounts from Martinique, Is late as Oct
IL, stats, that on the 10th Of thai month, 6f-
teen principals, III uulatioes, two of whom
were Haytisn general, and . negroes) we're
executed near that place, for being concerned
In a plot to FIRE the town, and butcher the
white inhabitants. The plot had been well
conceived, and was discovered by the confes-
sion of mulatress, few hours before It's il,-
tended execution.--itid.
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Account. from the Wabash Camp are to
Oct. 2s. The troops (about oso) were to
move forward the next day; and be followed
by reinforcements. The Indian PROPHETS
most devoted adherenis are only estimated at
4sO.-ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

The total population Of the United States
and tn 'i,Territories, according TO the late
census, is 7,23o,9o3. The number OF slaves
is l,l9l .364. "a. v5e
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10000 Dollars,

fhe higAe~ Prize, and NO deducGon!
Those who are disposed to adventure in thu
Harvard College Lottery,
will DO well to purchase Tickets At ths rAuy
III FoRrnsArs LorrxRt nssAHh -
J. c. SHAW, No. ll8, 7some-sssss,,
who has already procured for his ftiseds
number of prizes, amongs which. was, the
Highest Prize in the DrpiRe Road Lowery,of
S $4,000,
being one of the largest Prizes ever sold in
this state. fie
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

BY the arrival at Philadelphia Of the ship
Cordelia, from. the. Isle OF France. il is
reported that uie city Of Batavia has been
burnt by the French, and that the inhab-
4tants had fed 70 the mountains. Batavia
was formerly the capital of the Dutch
posssssioos in India, and was taken from them
by'the Frenca.siThe British had now block-
AIDED the port and to prevent the city fSom
falling into their hands il was set on FIRE and
destroyed K is supposed the City Of Ba.a-
via, including its suburbs, contained 400 900
Inhabitants. { N. Y. En-. Posf.3 '''--
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This DAY, Wednesday, Nov. 90,

THIS DAY, Wednesday, Nov. 90,
The HARVARD CoLLEcE LOTTERY, Will
commence drawing in Boston--and for the
accommodation of all those Wishing 10 partake
of the Favoars Of Fortune, the Office will bo
keTS open early and late.
Es Presens hYiec cf TSekefs, s $50, buf
wih shortly rise 20 8 GOO. Prize 7ickes 06-
tGiaed at NY Office, fakex in Payment.
Newport, Nov go, 1911.
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uSStroycc. * ~ - euPpoSco toe City ot on,a~
via, including its suburbs, contained 800 900
Inhabitants. NJ Y. En-. Posf.3 '''-'
Gabriel Duval, Esq. the present Compsrol.
Ter of the Treasury of the; upitcd States, and
Joseph Story, Esq. of Massachusetts, have
been appointed by the President and Senate
of the United States, to be Judges of the SUI
preme Court Of the United States the for.
mcr to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Judge Chase, and the latter In the
place cf J. @. Adams, Esq. who is understood
to have declined the station. -
c.Nanouai InseliseneerJ
We have seen, with surprise, an attempt
Ia Baltimore federal paper, to make an inn
preston that, while tone of great decision
IS assumed In the Message to Congress, and
in the ,publck acts of the government, a Sc
cret application was to be made to G. Britain,
by a communi cation which was TO be for
warded TO that country by the Hornet Moth
ing is more remote from fact than such an in
sinuation. We are confident thai all the acts
of.the government are in ssrict anison and
that the instructions which may be given to
our Ministers abroad, will correspond I'm eve-
nv circumstance with the tone assHuied in the
Message to Congress. The Hornet is now
ready 10: take dispatches to our Minister'S, in
Europe particularly to those in France and in
England, and 1t is expected she will sail in a
few days. fhc uttitudc sakcn by the govern
mept is of a character not to be mistaken,and
there, is every reason to believe that it is one
which the Congress will maintain, and the
nation approye.-~i6id.
~'
WM. M. RIcHARDsos, esq. (Republican)
is elected Representatite to Congress from
Massachusetts, in the place Of General VAR
NUN, appointed Senator. CCa. Phen.J =
Rumour says, the hon. Mr.. Pope, Of Ken
tucky, has been nominated to the Senate as
Comptroller Of the Treasury, in the ro ON of
Gabriel Duval, esq. appointed Judge. -
a- r!1 ,an4.l. i Boston PaAadissm
Count Pahlen has taken leave Of the Pres.
ident as Russian Ambassador, and has intro
duced Nj. Dafchkof, who has delivered bis
credential as his successor. NJ. Elliscn Is
Secretary of Legation M. xosloH, Consul
Gaparal .~~;h;d q -ff
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Rumour says, the hon. Mr.. Pope, of Ken
lucky, has been nominated to the Senate al
Comptroller Of the Treasury, in the ro ON o
Gabriel Duval, esq. appointed Judge. :
o.. ~ ..l,f.,.- Boston PaHadiun I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

WM. M. RicHARDsoS, esq. (Republican)
is elected Representatite to Congress from
Massachusetts, in the place Of General VAR
NUN, appointed Senator. CCot. Phen.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-08
PUBLIC SALE.
Bv virtue of a deed of truH

By virtue OF a deed OF tlu ia
from Daniel M'Carly, and Margare'ta Ma
tilda Snowt,en, his vile, to us the sunscii-
bcrs, will be exposed 10 pubic sale On lneS-
day tAe .Etih day Of February nerf, al Cra"-
ford's tavern, in George own, Tract OF
Land on the river Potomac, lying IN Loudoun
county, state of Virginia, known as M'Car-
tvs Island, and Sugar Land Tract or SO
much thereof as will be sufficient 10 pay the
sum recorded in said deed.
This property lies about 20 miles above
George i own, snd the city OF Washington,
and the Island part Of tic property, contain
ing 800 acres, is known by its produce
tons to be the most valuable and desirable
land in either the states of Maryland or Nir-
GINA, with proper cultivation may be made
10 produce 100 bushels of corn per acre. A
great proportion Of this tract is heavily tim
bered, from which an lnexlaust&ble quantity
of ship timber, slaves, &c. may be takcn.-
The property will be shcwn on application to
Mir. John w. BroDaugh, in George Town, or
MIR. Daniel M'Csrty, on the premises. he
terms of sale are, one third cash, or negotla-
bic paper in the bank Of Columbia, at 90 days
with two approved enGorsers residing within
the district of Columbia--the balance in three
equal payments of three, six & nine months,
all bearing interest from dyy OF sale, in notes
as above mentioned. The land is TO remain
bound, and be resold on def ult Of paymeht,
for so much ready money as may be sufficient
to raise the balance then due, and tie residue
on credit to meet the future instalmert or
instruments /; the proceeds of which resale Is
to be in like manner secured, and this opera
ton of resale is to be made as often as such
successive default shall require; CONTAINING
each to the terms prescribed for the first.
Elisha aney,
James Keith, Junior.
November s. 2uwts
az The sale Of the above proper
ty is pofponed until MONDAY, the
eighth day of April: on which day it
will be sod, pursuant to the above
deed of trust, at Crawford's tavern,
at one O'Clock.
The Trustees.
February So. law;ds
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lust LANDED,

and jsr sac, next d5sr be.sv Tie p,.
Office,
10 tons Bar Iron
50 pieces Ravens Duck
40 pieces Russia Shcetines
90 boxcs Brown Soap
II do. White do.
90 barrels No. Beef
% boxes Mould Candies
~ bags Suma,ra Pepper
II frkins best Butter
2 kegs Mustard
2 Mahogany Bureaus
casks Herds Grass Seed
IL quintas Dun Fish
box Russia Crash
s coils Spunvarn
A quantity of Handspikcs, Logrcels & Stick.
br omS
1890 yards Tow Cloth
1900 VT new Mich Chec,e
boxes Florence Oil
1900 feet DO rds
box Planes
William NTH.
March 9. d3txlsw'f
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ALEX. MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to give notice, that the
subscribers of Alexandria county, IN the dis.
trict of Columbia, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters of adj
min!stration on the personal estate of John
Mneaid, late Of the county aforesaid dcccas-
ed All persons having claims against the
SAID deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with The vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, on or before the 9th day of Au-
gust next ensuing: or they may by law be
excluded from al benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto are requir,d to make
immediate pay n,nt Given under our hands
this ninth day Of February.
Lucy Kincaid, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
Of John Kincajd.
February 9. eosw.
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l his IS to give notice, that the
subscriber Of Alexandria county, in tie ols'
trlcs of Columbia, has obtained from trt
Orphans Court of said county, letters o.
administration On the personal estate o! JAG"
SKINNER, late ofthe county atcrcsai'', dccea'>'
ed. All persons having claims against W.
said deceas, d, are hereby warned 10 ex0'"'
the same with the vouchers thereof to oe
subscriber on or before the 18th tay OF h",
gust rext ensuing, or thoy may by Ii" "
excluded from all benefit to Sid esl;!e, az"
t"o:e indebted thereto arc required TO mar
immediate payment. Given dnder my baDo
this 2sth day Of February, 1911.
William Herbert, jun
Administrators Q! Jacob Simmer, des'
FEBRUARY IS. 5swS"
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HAMILTON'S
WORM DESTROYING
~ n G. S.

II ANIL OtN
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
LOZEN G S.
(which there is reason to believe, nave
within ten years past, cured upwards OF TWO
hundred thousand persons OF both sexes, OF
eyery aye, and in every situation, OF various
d,,rsraus complaints arising from worms :
,,I iron, ol,,tru;tions or ioulness in the sto-
mach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
70 others of similar title, 50 commonly COM
plaiaed of as operating with Vioience' on ths
contrary, particular excellence OF TINS re
msdy is its being suited to every age q con
s,;tution. 1t contains nothing but what is
nertectly innocent, and is so mild IN Its oPe-
ra,ion that it cannot impure the most delicate
prernant lady, or the tenderest infant OF
week old sh-uld no worms exist In the body.
hnt will without, pain or gripping, cleanse the
s-,mach and bowels OF whatever Is tout or Oh
fens;ye, and thereby prevent the production
otworms auo many fatal disorders. The 10
,.n,,e. are particularly eaicacious in carrying
eff Al, cross Aumo,s and eruptlons, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and
.mi,dest purgative that can be urged Oh any
occasion.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally
hiring the warm season will effectuaily pre-
ven,ake vomiting and purging of children,
a dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part OF our citizens.
iris likewise the mi!dest and most certain re-
redv known, and has restored to health and
/: ,,renssh a great number when in an advanced
.,,oe Of this fatal complaint. Particular and
nla,n instructions are given for every part Of
the necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally takethis medicine with
,easer,.ess having pleasing appearance, and
an agreeable taste.
DR. Hamih0n'i Grand Reaorstsue.
(Which the inventor confidently recon-
n.nd. az an invaluable medicine tor the
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March 9.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

Strayed or stolen from the subscriber, wsc.
son lying at ,Bsgot's, near Hartsholne's
mill, on sunday night the 18TH O! Nosem.
Der,
"A bay Horse, about IS hands high,
a star in his forehead AID .hod all lound, =
bout nine or ten years old. Any pcr ou who
may find the said horse and will leave linn
any where on the road so that | set him d.
gain, shall receive the above reward,
Israel Lacey.
Goshen, Loudoun County,
January "a. 60
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Alesond'iq County, Feb. Term, 1911.
Ordered, That the administrators Of John
Kinca!d, deceased, do insert the following;
advertisement three times in each week for
eight weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zctte
Test ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice that the

ANS IS 10 give nOtlce that the
subscriber OF Alexandria county, in the dis
trict OF Columbia, has obtained from .hc Or
phans' Court of said county letters Of admi.
nistration dc bon;s non, on the personal es-
tate CT WILLIAM SHREVE, late of the
county aforesaid deceased ALI persons
having claims gainst the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on before
the s5th day of August next; or they nav
by law be excluded from all benefit to the said
estate and those indebted thereto are re-
auired to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 25th day Fcbru-
airy, 1871.
Samuel Shre<e, senior,
Administrator de bonis non. of
William Shreve.
February IS. 3taw3w
100 barrels S~>ct Cider,
For sale by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner OF King and Fairfax streets
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February 9.
ORPHANS. COURT.

A'e.andria County, Feb. Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the administrators de bo-
MS non, OF William Shrcve, deceased, Go
/ scrt the following advertisement times in
each week Tor three weeks in the Alexandria
Daily Gazette.
Teste,
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compll iin,s which result from Mssipa'ou
pleasures, Juvenile indiscretiohs, residents
inclima,es unfavorable TO the Constltnnoii'.re
immoderate use Of tea, frequent intoxica.'o"
oranv destructive intcMperance, the uhshii-
r, ar ireouent use of mercury, the diseases
pelculiar TO females at CERTAIN peilou y
life, bad iayings in, &c.
And proved by long extensive experience :
to be absolutely unparalleled IN the cure u
Nervous disorders, consumptions, lowness "
spirits, loss o appetite, impurlty OF oiooa'
hysterical affections inward weaknesses, VI
oient cramps in the stomach ana oach' i'uI>
eestion, melancholy. govt In the s'oIa, Ia
involuntary emissions. pains IN inc h'h's'
relaxations, obstinate elects, fur aious tor
whites) impotency, barrcaneSs' &c 'e'
Itch Cu1ed,,
By once using Lees Sovereign olhsmen al
The proprietor informs those persons ano la
miles who are suffering urier TINS disease
AGAINST the infection of which no person IS
.as. that if this ointment is used at night on
ooinp 70 bed 1t never tails 10 perform cure
bv the following morning, SIS thousands VINO
have usedit during the last ten years can tes-
tify. The peculiar excellencHs OF TINS IN
fallille remedy for the itch, above every .
Their, are the certainty ofthe cure ny s'"s'e
anDlcation the ingredients being SO lhho-
cent as to be applied with perfect safety 70
the tenderest infant and its being not only
free from anv offensive smell, bat equally a
creeable with the pleasantest pomatum~
yahn's true and Genuine German Corn
Platter, =.
An infalible remedy for Corns; speeoily
removing tn EN- root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Genuine Perkam Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-tor the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
Ham,Iten's Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, SWeillngs
Numbness, &c.
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives lmmeoiatS anu iso|"6
most severe instances.
The. Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure ofevery kind OF head ache.
The Damask Lip SaIve.
Mfa!hbie Ague and fever Drops.
EP The. above well known Medicines
continue to be sold by James kecnedy, scnr.
King Street, who has for years past oeeh so'e
vender in Alexandria, in which time lmi'a-
tons and counter!eits have abounded, most OF
them have sunk into disrepute, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will 40 wen 10
observe that each of the genuine ARTICLES nave
ON the outside wrapped the signature OF
Hannah Lee,
Widow of the late Proprietor.
August 81. Ia"
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January &.
ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, Feb. Term, 1871
ORDERED, That the administrator of JACOB
Simmer, deceased, do iasert the folio my
advertisement: three times in each week lor'
four weeks in the Alexandria DAILY u"
zettc.
Test.
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CIOVER-SEFD

} N. HIN CST On, Failtt \. ST..
Has cCciyed sew uerces Of sxc.,,..
Ciover-S =, CT. "h
On band az usual, scod csscrm.,, ;,
ilesA CAkDt.Naf EiiS.Iimo,ly, u,,S. VI VI
Grass, Euinct and Hemp seed. ''
.dIHD.
An elegant ard cxttE:ive a.sor,no..
Queens Ware, Chinc, cut md plan e. u
complete blue printed T-hlc Sets. win
Wy and fish dishes; Walters, bread yrSSn ,a'
Casters, Lamps, Chimney Ornaments, w
variety OF fancy articles.
February Is. dlwlswtIa
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August 2 |.
Valuable Lands for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of deed executed to the
subscribers on the eleventh day of August,
1903 by the la Ro6er. I. Hooe, Esq in
,rus, for certain purposes thereby express
ed, they will proceed to sell, It public auo-
ton, at the coffec. house, in the town OF
Alexandria, on THURSDAY, the 3o!h OF
Nav next, at elev II O'Clock, the following
LUABLE PROPERTY, VIZ.
One LOT in that part of the City
of Washington formerly known by the Name
Carrolsuurs, No, 2, square SIS, containing
$500 square feet or Whereabouts. One Tract
OF Land laying on CoIEads Run, in Hamp:
shire county, Virginia, containing 7sS acres
or Whereabouts. Seven Tracts of Land adj
Joining each other, in Ohio county, Virgi-
MIA, between Grave and Fish Creeks, con-
tanning altogether about 3245 acres. The
title. to the above lands arc believed to be
perfectly good and indispu;aale The sale
will be made on credit Of s, - and lS
months, for approved endorsed notes, nego-
tiab.e in the bank of Alexandria.
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