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PUBLIC SALE.

7sa5la ss9ua sf ,,klys &5ssssazg ncrt, a0iH be
THE HOUSE q LOT il th- tom, :
/ Occoquan, Prince Wiii,m couny,fiP1
GINA, !atc the property OF bENN1AH WIILhrr,
deceased. and now occupied ny MIR ROBERT
WEIGH The House is of Brick, and is
commodiuus, and te other Improvements
Good. The sale will take place at twelve
o'clock on the premises, and will be on Gre
dit of six and twelve months; the purchaser
10 Give bond with su )stanlial security.
The property is valuable, but II Is preslm-
ed those who wish to purchase will Judge
from view.
RICHARD WfLLETr, Heir at Lazv
10 Benniah WiHet, deceased, by lis
attorney in .fact,
GEORGE WiLLETT.
I.oudoun County, Virginia, d,,t
December l9.
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Tie subscriber A 4e:s- late1y received rom
Six Rams & fourteen Ewes,
WHICH viii be offered for sale at Broom La@'i
near alexandtia on Sal pH0 AZ, the t2tb
div Of January next, OH LIBERAL Credit
I've MOS, satisfactory certificates as to the
breed Of these sheep are IN my possession,
waicil as well .s the sheep NAV be seen al any
fine. They belong to the different Cabannss
of p,uEar: Negretti & Escuricl, which are the
MOST highly esteemed in Spain Tor size as
pcti IS EDcncss Of fleece; Several Lambs
aaye been ye med since tacir arrival, and
Most OF the Ewes are with isatnb
7. II. Hooe.
n,es dis
~ The Editor Of the Nafiond| lufcM
ee,.cer rv;N Please insert the absee and SEND
n his acco,lat to this odFce far lpaggment.
Bryan Harnpson. & GO.
Hove JUS, recessed and o4er.jsrs SAFE,
10 hhd,. and so barreIs first quality su3al
80 do. secoad quality,
10 pjyes7oil l.onlon particular Madeira
n;pe, and 3 tiefccs london market and
Is euartcf casks Malaga WAVED
70 BOXES dipt Candies,
aids. old Jama;ca Spirits,
pipe old Cogna.. l5ralnty,
SC barrels New England Rum,
IS s!oprine Whisky,
10 chests Imperial,
;odo Young Hyson TEAS, OF this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO, the best aeiented Flour tor 90.
0eleb., 3 :. 1900
=, Jull publiRed, : !
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December IL.
PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY, the 18th IF January next, al
three O'Clock, in the afternoon, wilfbe sold
to the highest bidder,
A Frame House & Lot 'front.'
ing on Alfred street 22feet 10 the east and
fronting the same number Of teet on All alley
20 feet 10 inches wide, With an excellent
pump of @ater at the loor--lo satisfy 4 debt
o,e by George G. Sisson to Joscpa II. Man.
deviiic.
2rrmsof saie-Onc half cash, and the other
half on ;scredit of sixty days. Security on
the property will be takcn Till the last pay
mcDt is made.
VIM. M'M'echen.
December %. DIV
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Joieph MandeVilie,

pfo
Corner 81 ARG ana 1 -, -
Ii 40 fon 49, a;na.;.l
10 quarter chests gunpo"aei ""a ii'' pe''"'
TEA
20 Boxes ditto ''i;to
30 quarter CHESTS hsson oi'>o
81 ditto voHag hYssh ;,ao-to-
20 ditto hyson san--ef sac '''ee' '''i'''' 80
aoas and surAHloR qaq"fy,
SIS hogsheads and ~ oa'feis 'i"'eo'""o
sny-rs
% kegs maader
10 casssfrst quality Ioshee cue.
pipes old l.oadon particular 'i''''1''
duo iac old port
ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
tIilto colnenar
- dit.o moastaia Malaga
70 ditto '.s5''ol'la o,,...
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SATURDAY, JANUARY Is 1911.
Public Sale.

: Z
DURSUANTt to decree of the United
4 States Circu:t Court for the county al
Alexandria, we the undersigned commits
sloners viii, on FRIDAY, tho, 18th of Janu
airy, if fair ; if Tot. the next lair day !; pro-
ceed to sell, ut public sale. for cash, that va
luabie LOT OF GROUND, with the inn
provcments thereon, situate on the west side
of Patrick street, between King and Prince
strcets-the former residence of RoBEKy
ABERCR0MBIE, deceased.
Jacob Hoffman,
James Harris.
December II.
At the same time and place will be
offered for sale all the Household Fur
niture and movable Property belong
ing to the ehate Of the aforesaid Ro-
bert Abercromhie, deceased.
PHILIP O. Ma7Geller.
December 27.
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Thomas Patten.
Loft yefterday Morning,

Warehouse or 6ctaeef9d ri the cid Tobacco
Warehouse and Hooe's wharf.
Notes for Sc bids of Tobacco, Of
the Alexandria Warehouse inspection, III the
name of John 7ayloe, of the following marks
and numbers
I.T.-W. SIS to SEQ; s3o TO s46; s5l
to S5s; III TO l72. l. T.--R. sri to 1881
s25 to $40, Ss5 TO 1856 l6E 10 1905 1913
to no. /. T. "a to OF IT 10 3j
This advertisements is for the purpose OK
preventing any innocent person fIom purs
chasing the above Notes.
James Sanderson.
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Public Sale.

CONSISTING OF
5~LD PORT; sherry Lisbon and Te-
I nerihe wines old spirit; West Indis
ru,n bouncs ans; whlskcy lolt and brow
surar: molasses imperial an6 young hy-
srn tea: handsome as. ortment OF West
,nf;a sweet meats West India pickles,
and pepper vinegar, Martinique Gordias
c;nnamon mace; cloves and nutmegs sta
ma,;nds; anchoyies olives ling Juice in
bottles; copperas, alum ginger and pep
per. smoked behring's; wrapping paper
salt vinegar bed cords; good assort-
cent Of meas, womens, boys and childrens
shoes soap; candles; indigo; and varie.
ty Of other articles.
All the above articles are in small qunti-
.iex and calculated fol retailers.
IN STORE,
Fit for the Fishing Season:
Fifty new fish barrels Giled with salt; Zoe
en- ntv fish barrels, and leo barrels of cider,
which will be sold AS aboye OF at private sale
on credit
4 saddle horse; light cart with gears
and canvas top, and 400 bushels coal
Thomas Patten.
Dh.os dtio:lJan
ar Printing in all its branch
es neatly executed at this Office.
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a-F The Subscriber intending to
leave Alexandria in the month of January
next, earnestly requests al! persona that'ars
indebted to him to pay their respective ac-
counts by the Est day OF that month, SO that
he may be enabled to pay those TO whom he
is indebted.
Thomas Patten.
Dec. IL. dim.
So any persons who have books that
have been borrowed of the subscriber, are re.
spec fully rcques SEED to return them.
T. p
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LANDING,

And for sale by the subscriber, at his store
on King between Water * Union-streets,
10 chests young Hyson Tea,
do. Hyson do. of fresh & fine quail.
bales ReeIboon Gurrahs
2 do. fine Battas,
SO boxes mould and dipt Candles
40 kegs choice Butter, in small kegs for
family use
"a tons Plai7lcr Paris
50 reams'P Paper
Also, IL bales OF Twine, & Windsor Soap
in boxes.
John G. Laid.
oh.r
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1895.
NEWTON KEENE

=
OFFERS FOR s al e.
AZ hogsheads West India and New Orr
leans Sugar ~
ticrccs ditto
100 barrels ditto
$50 bags green coffee
90 tons bar ifDh
IS barrels New England rum
50 boxes candles
10 chests young hyson tea
ditto Hss son ditto
3 half pipes Teneriffe wine
5 hogshcads West India Rum
100 barrels New York prime pork
90 casks London brown stout, and
20 bales New Orleans cotton
S pipes Bayonne brandy.
De 81
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JoSef,h II. Vaudeville
= okFERS FOR SdI.E,

otEEpS For S.dT.E,4
oe, ;usr,oo, ,n,l ;.5oa Sab
1909 nuS, "'.,'l s.,,. N .acks
i.'So,i,sy na,scorado Sugar
70 hoS'aSaN' - 10
81 oartS's ~ o.,.,,s do
) a5saeaus NC" " -.
500 wt.oess gree" , noaoe - "'>
Z ~ VIZ W :, l,;,,.s
so''' w W. -,
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set5<5 ct Ecndns.
L, every .ru-sday AID frid avs
"a 49,, IyILL BE- scLD
vcoaue Store, corner Of Prince am
Water strcc'a
j g,-:str IF Dry Goods, Groceries, &C. 6.
.eo;sss ofwnich will be expressed in
- Of the day--Ail kinds OF geoos
70 ~" 80. on limitation and the prices Of
49, 49, ara established, can at any time De
E.sssa andpurchased at the lowest ii'h''As'0'
~ 80 p G.. MarstelIcr. v. Al.
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Iuft Publllhed.
pRiCE FIFTH CENTS,
And for sale by ROBERT GkAf,
4 poetical PICTURE OF America,
Being observations made during re s len.
&C seyer,l years at Alexandra and MOI iols !;
;linstras;ve of the manners and customs OF the
inhaIi,ants-arsl ii,serspesscd VITA anecdotes
,,;si,g- from general intercourse nlsl soci-
ety in that country trcm Ivy % ioo' = -
Lon.on, printed, 1903 Norfolk, Be- Fiassa'
1870
November ss.
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y "A r E TT.
TO A MISER.

From GSavc's UNdeypess."
Men say you are wealthy, but falsely Pm sure,
And thus can prove it, my friend;
You have not a penny to give to the poor,
Nor have you penny to spend.
You keep, it is true, an abundance of pelf
But that's for your heirs, it is not for youself.
1T is asserted " that the greatest characters
the world has known" have arisen from an
obscure origin. The following list In proof
ofthis assertion might be greatly enlarged, and
particularly by those who have been or now
are eminent in the u. States.
Demosthenes was the son of forgenian. :,
Virgil of baker.
Horace Of freedman.
Theophrastus of an old clothesman.
Rousseau the poet, ola shoemaker.
J. j. Rousseau was watch maker.
Moliere was the son of a tapestry man.
Rollin the historian of cutler.
Masslllon of a tanner.
James Cupk of a very INDECENT peasant.
Shakespeare of very poor parents.
Benjamin Franklin, the son OF tallow chan
der, and himself printer.
Rittenhouse goldsmith.
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CANASDAeuA, IN. ~ Sept. Il

HAIL STORM. AT Naples, head Of Ca.
nantaigua lake, on Wednesday the 2Sth ult.
there was a most violent hail storm, for about
Is minutes, which had remarkable Effects
The hailfell in large sizes; one ofthem, which
was driven into window Of Major ClarSe's
house bounded on the floor and broke look
ing glass The window glass on the west side
Of Mr.. Warren Ciark's house were nearly all
broken; field of corn, buck wheat and to-
bacco, belonging to Mr.. w. James, was
,nuch injured: but flock of blackbirds that
was in the field were the greatest sufferers !;
Is dozen of them were since picked up,
which is supposed to be but part ofthe num-
Der which fell victims to the icy storm. We
state this on the authority feye witnesses.
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HARTFORD, Conn Aug. %.

The semi-annuaI Freemen's meeting for the
choice of representatives to the General As
sembly, and the nomination for Assistants,
was held throughout this state on Monday
last. We have not received complete re-
turn Of the members of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, and therefore cannot determine
precisely the strength of the parties. 1t is
probable it win not materially vary from what
it was the last Spring. As far as we have
heard the democrats have NOT attempted, ex-
cept in very few towns, to vote for nominal
lion at all. In this town, in New-Haven, and
in manv other towns the meetings were very
small, few of the fedsralists, and scarcely any
of the democrats, attending.
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Port of alexandria.
GLE AR En-

CLEARED
SIoop independence, Stetson, Boston
Flour, Meal, Rosin & Turpentine by the
master.
Capt. Dolliver from Lisbon, arrived at N.
York-I.eft there Aug 20. Ocean, An.
drews, for Wilhelmina, Of do.
for New-York, ready for sea-Ship America
from Alexandra, just arrived.-Markets at
Lisbon for American produce, improving
Flour IA to Is dolls Corn l 50 cents to 2
dolls; Rice dolls.
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But blanks and discount cast shade upon it,
And make me hesitate.-If there's Lottery
To rear a Monument to FLASHING TON
And that there is, is publish'd far and near,
Its purpose great-it must abound with prizes,
And that which it abound with much want
But when or Nowhere are so many numbers,
I'm weary of conjecture and must chose
Cash in moment buys glorious chance,
And Hone still whispers, man should not des-
par
b. Ye who have Faith, to Hope now Steer,
Charity directs and Good luck is Cashier.
/ do remember once, Ticket Vender,
And hereabouts lie dwells--whom late noted
Culling PRIZE Tickets-cheerful were his
looks,
For he sold large amount of Prizes
Around his office, there were pasted
Lists numerous, Of wealth distributed;
The walls were cover'd with the lucky mum.
bers.
Prizes of HUNDREDS beheld, abundant,
And here and there were scattered TENS OF
THOUSANDS;
Noting these things, unto myself said,
And if man should wish fortune now,
By risking mere trihe here, he might obtain
O, what pleasing thought to those in need!
AS remember, this must be the place
I'll in and buy Ticket.
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From the Connecticut Mirror.

From tie Connecticut Mirror.
Bien entendu qne.---If any further proof ID
wanting of the incorrectness of the translation
given in the National Intelligencer ofthe Duke
of Cadore's letter, respecting the revocation Of
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, we have 1t FROM
Frenchman. Let any one turn to the l75th
page of the Cd volume of " Du6efs Nature
Displayed" and they will there find the fol-
lowing phrase -" Je vous laccorde, 6ien en-.
tendu que vous tendrez parole ''--thus rene
dered -" grant it to you, Provided you
keep your promise"
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New York, September Is.
LATE FROM pORTUG MI.

III e FNO1N TUX UU.1L'
Capt. Dolliver, of the ship Remittance, ar
rived yesterday, informs us, that he left Lis
bon the 10th of August; at that time infor1na-
ton had been received from Lord Yelling
toms army as late as the 18th. The English
head quarters were at Celerico and the
French were advancing. About 1000 Bri-
fish troops were sick in the hospitals at Lisbon.
Reinforcements were daily arriving from
England. TWAS reported that Bonaparte was
marching into Spain with 100000 men. Lon-
don papers to the 18th of August had been
received in Lisbon,-They stated that the
King was still alive, but very i'll. Captain
Dolliver read the London papers, and says
that they contained no other news.
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The Wdy to Wealth.
FORTUNES FROLICS.

Every {" Man. Of the World' knows " The
UAeel Of Fortune" presents the best Ways
and 1leans'' of '' Raising the Wnd." The
," Widozo" as we'll as the " Maid IN her Teens"
may be assured, this is |" The Way to get Mar
,1ed A Prize" increases the happiness Of
" The Honey Moon,"-and is an excellent
thing " Three Weeks after Marriage" Not
even "Love for Love-" without a Bank
Note," can make " Hatty Famly."-" The
Poor Gentleman" % Who wants Guinea"
md f" The Citizen" who is in The Read to
RUM should Try again." as f." Fortunes
FroHcs" may teach them +" HON. to Grozv
Rich."-It is g II Nezv Way to fay old De6ts,"
which every {" Plain Dealer" should make it
" The Point Of Honor" to learn-It is " The
Turnpike Gate,' where " The Finger Post"
directs you to Grand Speculation 1T is
the best :" Cure for the Heart Achc"-and
whoever meets with The Agreeable Sur-
hrize,'' may sing " Begone Dull Care. -" The
Gamester," and " The UW zvithout Money!"
will find it an excellent F." Beau's Stratagem :"
and as "BeIe's Stratagem," it is sc LOVES
last ShJi."-It contains " Secrets 7oorth KnO7v-
ing )" but" Times Tell Tale 20
Positive troof the revocation Of the French
DEGREES As Mr.. Gales is looking out for
proofs of the revocation, we presume he will
copy this letter.
The following letter from capt. ]. 3. Lock
wood, of the brig Belisarius, bound from New
York, to Plymouth and London, with cargo
of naval stores and pot ash, has been received
by his owner, per ship Magnet from Liver
pool:
MoRLAIx, July 90, 1911.
have to inform you, that the brig Bellisa-
RUS, under my command, was taken on the
18th inst. by the French privatcer Leonora,
captain Martin, within leagues of the Lizard,
and sent into port within leagues of this.
Myself and crew we're taken on board the
privateer and landed at Piampol, where we
were imprisoned for two days; after which,
we were marched here under an escort, a
distance of 40 miles, have this day been
allowed the liberty of the town, with an ex-
press in junction (security having been given)
that should not go out of it. My crew are
still in PRISON. have saved nothing, but what
l have on my back-I am in hopes they will
give me my clothes the vessel and cargo
will be condemned-I dare not write more,
as this letter goes
have protested and shall claim on account
Of all concerned.
Respectfully,
| am YOUR ob't ser'vt.
JUSTUS B. LOCKWOOD.
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NEW THEATRE.

Now getting up, and will be performed for the
first time,
On MoNDAr AFTERNOON, The 30th inst.
A new Tragic Comedy, called
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE;
Or,
The Way to Wealth.
WITH THE FAVORITE AFTERpIECE OF
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SATURDAY MORNING, September %

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Muir, Mr.. RICHARD STANTON,
to Miss HARRIET Perry, daughter of Mr..
Alexander Perry, both of this town.
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THE SAvoYARD's RETURN.
By Henry KTke White.

BY Henry KTke WhHe.
OH yonder is the well known spot,
My dear, my long lost native home
Oh! welcome is yon little cot,
Where shall rest, no more to roam!
Oh have Travelled far and wide,
Der many distant foreign land;
Each place, each province have tried,
And sung and danc'd my saraband.
But all their charms could not prevail,
To steal my heart from yonder vale.
Of distant chimes, the false report,
1t lur'd me from my native land;
1t babe me rove--ny sole support
My cynbals and my sarabsnd.
The woody dell, the hanging rock,
The channels skipping DER the heights;
The plain adorn'd with many flock,
And, Oh! thousand more delights,
That grace yon dear BELOVED retreat,
Have Backward won my weary feet.
Now safe return'd with wandering tired,
No more nv little home III leave;
And MANY tale of what I've seen
Shall while away the winters eve.
OH ] have WANDERED far and WIDE
Der many distant foreign land;
Each place, each province have tried,
And sung and dance my saraband;
Bat all their charms could not prevail,
To steal my heart from yonder vale
A countryman, on a trial respecting the
RIGHT of fishery, at the last Lancaster ASST
es was cross examined by SERGEANT Cookie
who among many other questions, asked the
witness, sedost thou love fish I" " Yes sSys
the poor fellow" with look ofnatiye slmPll-
CITY, but donna lax Cookie sanse with it,
A roar of laughter followed, in which the Ser
jeant Joined with his usual good humor.
London haher.
A grandee of Spain handing some refresh
ments to Gil Gle of ladies, observed one with
a most brilliant ring, and was rude enough to
say in her hearing, :. should prefer the ring
! to the hand" e and I, (said the Lady, look
ing steadastly at the giittering order sus-
pended to the Don's neck,) should prefer
the collar to the 5sast :"
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fP The Rev. Mr.. Roberts 1cill preach
in st. Paurs Church, on Sunday after.
noon, at the usual hour.
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November /.
ORIGINAL
F4MILY MEDICINES,

PREPARED with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, s. CO.
Lees Worm Destro ing Lozesyrs.
This medicine is supemorto any ever OF
fer.d 10 the pubiia, being inn cent anE mid,
certain aud efEicacious in its operations
Lees EH1ir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthn,as and particularly the whoeping
cough so destructive to children
Iee's Essenee Of Mustard.
So we'll known for the cure OF Rheuna-
tism, gout, palsy, spralns, elc.
Lees Graad Eestorstiue,
Proved by long experience 10 be unequa.-
led in the cure OF nervous disorders, con-
symptoms, lowness of spirits inward weak
ness, etc.
Lee's ,4nt'- bilious Pile.
For the prevention aud cure of bilious ard
malignant levers
Iee's Sovereign Ointmrnf fsr Me itch,
Whic!l is warranted an a'."i .ole remedy
at one application ~
Lees Iafqlile Ague y Fevey Drets.
For tie cure of agues, rtmit'ent and IN
tcrmittent tevers.
Lees Genuine Persia. L4tor,
Celebrated fer the cure OF rings o.ms, tet-
.ers, etc
Lce': Genuine Eye Hatcr,
Al effeotu;l remedy for ali diseases IN the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees 1ooth-. fehr Drofs,
Iris Corn Plaster,
Lrc's Damosk LIT .SatOe,
e,'o Ree,or1f;7,e Po9udPr.
For the teeth aid gums.
Lees dnodyne Efrir,
For thecurc ofcvery kind OF heads ache.
The Iqdian Ycgese5le Specific,
For the cure of Venertal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the propric-
tor No. 90, .Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
K GRAY. Bookseller, Kiag-strcet and
". KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, Aiexan-
dria+
To country merchants and others, who
purchase TO sell again, liberal discount VIII
re given by the proprie,ors.
10 detect counterteits, observe each orti'
Gle has. on the outside wrspber tic sigma.
ture of MICHAEL LEE, md Co.
N. 3. Al the places OF sale rsay &c hid
(gratisl pamphlets containing recent s;.d e.
traordinary cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted.
June 20 law
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THIS as to gaoe Notice,

That the Subscribers, OF hiexanris county,
in the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tens testsmentsry on the estate OF JOHN
BUTCHER, late of the county aforesaid
merchant, decd: all persons having claims
aeai1st the said d,cedent, are hereby warn
ed 10 eyhibi. the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, On or before the
Attn day Of June next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to the said es
tatr asts those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment
Given unaer our hands this 4.h day of De-
cember, 1911.
Jonathan Butcher.
John B. Patton,
Executors of John Butcher.
December 4. eoow
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-27

In pus,su.nce OF decree OF the hiih cirt"''
of The United States Court, Virginia DIS
trict, issued May term. 0o4,Ein Case
between Sfisuam Dalton, fle'nS-T' ana
Charles Eweil, defendanf-the SUBSCRIBERS
who are nambd as commissioners III the
above decree, wild on MONDAY, the 9th
CAV of January next, expose 10 sa'e' 10
the highest bidder, at the Court nolse o.
Prince William County, III the town OF
Dumfri-s, for really nioaty--.
A Tract Of Land, within ten
miles OF the town of Dumfries, situsted and
being on Qaantico Run. containing 500 a
cree. 200 Of which is under lease tor three
lives, given BY Bertrand Eweh, Esq to Ben
jainin Roc.
Another Tract Of Land, con-
tanning $50 acres, in the coonty of rnnce
William, situated in the tork OF the foda
fcaS.ing 70 aad near Dumiries,. formerly the
n,oneety of Mrs EHzcbeth Gal02n.
..LS0,
Three Lots of Land, IN the
town ofDumfries, on Quah,ico Creek. de-
.icnatetl IN plat Of said town as no 100 lof'
,n5 mr., nj 1879. on one of which lois there
formerly stood gran2ry.
Thomas Harrison,
Edmund |. Lee.
November l.. wv.