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LATEST FROM SWEDEN.

Yesterd ~ arrived. sh % Snipe, Hiedetius, from
GouenbaFg, winch ne tett the 18th Of Dec &
nfurins that the Mail which arrived the 18th of:
Nov at Tonnr'g from Hamburg, brought in.
tell'geuce that several merchants counting hou.
SEES hsi been sealed up there on suspicion of cor.
respontience with England. That Sweden had
decIarsd war against England and sequsstered
all Coil"isa property imported there since the
GAIN Of April last. and that all vessels lately Ar
rived in P'u's'a from foreign voyages have been
seized On the 10Th Dec. he was boarded by
his Britannia Msi,sty's brig Centinel, capt. King,
who Informed that he left Gottenourg on the 18th
Dec and informed capt II. all the Amer. C an
vessels at that port, who had discharged their
cargoes were ordered to take them on board n
gain that Prince Ponte Corvo WAS, at the time
ct his sailing, at Gottenhurg, and he further adds
that lbs orders were not to take any Swedish
vessels, rs the young king Of Sweden was in
Englaad.-PhH. Pioey II
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rAsH SAVES. Com 50 10 60 NEcnoss

NASH SALES. fom 50 to go NEGROES.
~ g" FRIDAY. lie 29ih cay Of Msrch vi!
he solo, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder.
for ready money. from fit,y to eighty likely VIZ
ginia-born 81. AYES. This sale vii take place
at MIR. John rrabue's Tavern, in the c.,,nty OF
Chesterfield, twelve miles from the Ciy of K,c-
mond, on the main Manchester Tarapike Road.
Among those 81 AYES, are many valuable Ia
miles, who will not be separated anuraher oi
prime fellows several likely young breeding Wa
men with from one to three children each, and
many girls and boys, some not quite grown
There IS also an excellent Blacksmith and his fa-
mlly. consis ing of his wife, remarkably likely
young woman. and three fine children and y
most valuable Cook, who WAS brought up in one
OF the most genteel an, wealthy f;tmilies in th..
lower country. 1t is more than probable female
Cook will also be offered for safe, vino is excel
led by none in the state.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock &. will
be continued on Saturday the 3Oth, if not compile
ted the first day, and will be conducted by the
undersigned, who keeps a house of private en-
tertainment on the main Buckingham road, with
IN one mile of Mr. Trabue's. This sale i, wsyt
worth the attention of purchasers from a d So
lance, who wish to furnish themselves with
slaves Of the above description.
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
agent for che Proprietor.
Heb.7 ,ds
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February 9.
TO MILLERs, MANUFACTURERS, &c.

>HE APPOMATTOX CANAL, which
terminates at Petersburg, Virginia, is near
iy completed, and affords 90 feet fall of wster
within, mile and half Of Town, and fall of
90 feet in town. The subscribers are of oppion
that no situation is better calculated for Mills.
Manufactures, or any other similar establish
ments, because any power If water may be had
at or near growing Town, where the necessa-
ry materials, for conducting such establishment.
Prohtably, can be always readily procured. 1t
IS proposed at this time to sell or lease The wa
ter and land that may be necessary for few
Mills, &c. by private contract, should any elig-
BILE offers be nade--Otherwise the subscribers
will attend on the 9TH day OF April next at the
Canal in Petersburg, for the purpose of meeting
with such persons as may be inclined to contract
with mem on the subject.
JOSEPH EGGLESTON
EDWD MUNFORD
EDMD HIRRISON
RIGID NJ TBNABLE
February s. 4v
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foretgn.
IRON THE AURORA.

We have received files of French papers
which contain various events which at any for
mer period would appear of great moment, but
which lose much of their interest by a compa-
rison with the events Of great magnitude, which
have been so familiar to us, and with many
more, OF which time is still pregnant.
The royal ordinance of the king of Prussia
ordering the seizure and sequestration of ali
British and colonial goods wherever found, and
in whatever hands, is dated the LIST November,
1910.
On the same day Of the month the seizure
took place at Dresden, Leipsio, and CHM
nitz, and generally through Saxony and Prus-
The seizure of British goods in Bohemia was
very considerable: large depot established by
agencies connected with Hamburg and Trieste,
was seized at Torgdu, place memorable as a
military depot in the wars Of Frederick.
On the 18th November there was an immense
quantity OF British manufactures collected at
Milan and publicly burnt. Notice was given by
plscards on the occasion that British manufac-
lures of whatever quality found in use, in any
domicile or on the persons of either sex in future,
would be burnt.
The Sultan Mahomed II. has solemnly recog.
nized Joachim Napoleon, in quality of king of
the Two Siciles.
The advces from Ofenbach of Cd Nov state,
thai the prince Of Ysemberg lad directed the
imperial decree, of October 10, 1870, to be in.
Rexibiy executed throughout his principaty, &
all merchandise was accord ngly seized. The
same has takes place IN the Saxon municipalities,
| in Anhalt, Mecklenburg, Oidenburg, and gene
rally through all the soates of the college of
princes Of the Rhenish confederation.
| The following decree was issued on the 10Th
of November at Paris.
| Considering that the route of the Siniplon
| unites the French Empire with the kingdom of
! Italy, and that il is useful to more than sixty
mi nj hat 70 hair
be equally loss to France and Italy of public
treasure, equal to eighteen millions, to which it
will give activity by rendering the route easy &
secure.
That the people Of the Valais have not adher-
ed to those engagements into which they had
entered, when the opening and clearing of this
| great road was begun
And perceivIng the anarchy with which that
country has been afflicted, by the attempts of
one party to usurp sovereignty over another
| part of the population
We have decreed and it rs hereby ordain
ed -
That the Valas shall be reunited TO the
| French erapire.
That the Territory shall be formed into
a Department, under the department OF Sim
pion.
8. That this department shall compose part OF
the 9TH military division.
| 4. That it shall be occupied in our name with.
out helay, anu De pisceu uhuer the charge OF a
commiSsary general, who shall have charge
of It's administration for the remainder of the
year
S. All the ministers are charged with the en-.
I.ecuiion of this decree.
(Sgned)
NAPOLEON.
(Countersigned)
H.B DURE OF BassAEo.
The general division, Cesar Berthier, was ap-
| pointed to enter upon the charge Of the depart
ment Of Simpion.
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Seb.7.

- AN AY, on christmas day last. two
~ blacks. SANE G. Jim James is very
likely black man, about feet or inches high,
about 80 years Of age, wears wig or haadker.
chinf,ih consequence of some defect on his head,
as 1 am Informed, but have never seen il myself
his clothes generally Black, and of good gu ID,
ty.
Jim is likely HACK boyer years Of age about
feet 8 or inches nigh lie had on, when he raa.
awsy,a long blue of broad cloth. tile res, of
his clothing not remembered When born, he
had one finger more than common on each hand.
which were cut of by some process, but are still
visible.
James informed his wife, that he absconied
under the impression that had sold him.
Iftaken in Town, will give ten dollars for
ench--ift ten miles out OF town, twenty dollars
each f3O miles out of town, thirty dollars
each.
WILLIAM COOK
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARn-

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Eioped from the subscriber early in the
mouth OF last January, negro man named Rich.
ara; about 81 years OF age, six feet high, strong
with large mouth and remarkable large white
teeth-very forward and sbrewd and very volu
BILE in speech--He has lost the whole or most of
his toes Of both feet, in consequence Of having
been frost btteu-He was purchased MANI
years since from Col Adams of Richmond, i,
winch ne.ghborhoyd he has a Brother, and il is
Inspected he IS lurking about that plsce-The
hove reward will be gwen for securing hin, IN
q 'ylNh so that he is secured, and reasonable ex-
snces If delivered to me-
ERIcHARD z. LEE
Norfolk, Peb.9 as
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HAVE removed to the state of Kentucky:
n those who may confide business to me, as
agent or attorney, may rely on the most prompt
and unremitted attention-my practice will be
IN the Green River Country, and in the General
Court and Court OF Appeals, held at Frankfort
Letters Tor me will be directed to NewGlasgow,
near Green River, Kent'y-Tbose on buslnes.
must he postpaid.
WALTER L. PONTAINE.
February 9. 1O,g
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PHIJADRLPuIA, Feb. 4.
FROM PORT SPAIN (TRINIDAD)

Dec. TO.
Late last night we received Caracas papers
to the goth October last, and letters Of day Ia
ter The former are wholly destitute Of iFnpor-
tant intelligence, being chiefly occupied with the
interior arrangements, of the confederation of
Venezuela, &c. and lists of patriotic donations
for the support ofthe new government, with We
ry extensive offers OF military service, such IS
raising companies, bst,slions, and squsdrons of
horse at the sole expense ofpriyate individuals 4;
but the letters, we are sincerely sJrry TO find,
confirm, in more aggravated terms If possible,
the horrid massacre ut Quito.
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NEw-Yonx. Feb. 4

NEW-YonH, FEB. &
~. Hamilton son of the Secretary of the Ma
w, was to leave Washington on Sunday morn.
ing, for N. Y. with dispatches for Bingham,
France, and Copenhsgen aud IS g .nbark,
Nespor i'm sediately, on board the u. S. slovp
of war IOiIfl Adams.
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NHE subscriber has just received from Eu
L rope, and for sale at his GLASS c, CHI
M STORE, first door above the Eagle Tavern,
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed, to-.
gether with general assortment of Garden
Seed, various kinds of early Rareripe Corn, Red
and White Glover and Timothy Seed ali of
which he warrants to be fresh
ED. RdLLdM
Jan. IL wifi
N b. My Tenement, near DR.. Foushee' s
Garden, is still for rent-terms will be made mo
derate to a careful tenant Ell.
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CLAVES POa SALE.--WiH be sold, at Mr..
, Hugh Trenches Tavern in tine upper part
OF Powha'an county, on the Buckingham road
on Saturday, 18th inst (for CASH. IS SLAVES,
belonging TO the estate OF the Rev'd. Christopher
McRae, deed.
Those disposed to purchase men, women.
BOYS or girls, may be accommodated with such.
as are very likely.
The sale. advertised above. is made At toe he.
sire of the distributes, solely interested
COLIN McRAE.
Feb. 9. A.
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u GOLDEN paddock.

u GOLDEN PADDOCK.
fhe articles were purchased with cash, and win
be disposed OF at a small advance on their prime.
cost.
He transacts business on COMMISSION. and
will receive consignments, of whatever NAV be
entrusted to his disposition.
His brick Fire Proof WAREHOUSE. near
the Basin, is in order to receive what NAV be
consigned him.
He offers for Sale or Rent, a ewly erected.
very commod'ous brick dwelling House, &c. ST.
tuate on acre Of ground, we'll enclosed. com
tiguous to NJ. Thomas Wilson's tenement, ON
Shockc Hill; and in the immediate vicinity of
those whose society is to be priced
He likewise offers for sale, on very moderate
terms, six eIgibly situated TENEMENTS. ON
the Man-street. chiefly, of the City Of Williams
burg, which will be she wn, to those DESTROYS Of
purchasing, by Mr. Roscow Cole, Merchant.
He entreats all those in arrear, to him, to
make immediate settlements of their respective
debts, rather than incur the expence of having
them collected by attorney.
January IL ON
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February 2.

nNE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE.
~ On Thursday, the 18th day of March next.
at the plantation in Brunswick, generally known
TsIiaferro's quarter, (near FIELDS mill, and
nearly between Lew jones' and Brch's hridgesl
some OF the heirs of the late col. Richard Talia-
ferro, will offer for sale, for ready money, about
100 likely Negroes-among them are many ex.
csllent field hands
February S. tds
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oBEKT GREENHOW, informs his friends
and Countrymcn, that he has opened a
well assorted HARDWARE STORE, in this
CITY, nearly opposite the Eagie.T Avern, at thu.
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NEGROES FOR CASH One hundred &
ten will positively be sold in Lynchbure,
Campbell County, Virginia, consisting of Men,
Women and Children in families whose extra
ordinary value and qualities ought to attract eve
ry purchasers attenton-Two COOpERS. a
BLACKSMITH and WHEEL-WRIGHT,
are III the number. The sales viii commence
on Monday the fourth of arch next.
JOSIAH l.. DEANS.
Gloucester County, MIDI
dieway, February g. ON
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N Goochland County Court, 2lst November.
/ 1870
James Vaughan, Admir-. of Matthew Waugh,
an, decd. Pyt'Fl
dgainst, { Tndebn
Joel Ragl.nd, Dertt
The defendant not being arrested ON the ekr-
ries CdpidS, awarded in this case and not ap.
Pearing to ans wer the plaintiff action, although
soiemnly called. Therefore on the motion of the
plaintiff by his Attorney-It is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here on tie Sd day.
OF March Court next, and answer the PLAINTIFF
action, or that Judgment will be rendered j.
gainst him in favor of the plaintiff, according To-
his speciality, with interest and costs And it
IS further ordered that copy ofthis order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in the City Of
Richmond, tor three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Agl
that smother copy thereof be posted al TIN.
front door OF the COURTEOUS of this County
Copy. Teste,
". MILLER, C. &C
feoruary7- w3wf
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h DUCATION--Want situation, as a
IL Teacher, person properly qualified TN
I. sch Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Meusurston, Surveying,
Navigation, &c %
Any letter directed TO l.. VI. Hsgers-Town.
Maryland, will be attended to.
February7 sta
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- JACOBS has removed TO the south side OF
~ Cary street, near the basin, has now land
ing, and for sale
1000 Sacks SALT,
10000 lbs. COFFEE
On terms very accommodating to purchasers.
Cash given for Tobacco and Flour
ian. 8 Sc
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Do!ne9ttr.
ALBANY, On. ~ January 80.

The Legislature ut this state this day met
at the Csp,,oi IN this city. The Senate elected
Judge Tsy!er ofthis city, ,her President; saei
the Assembly ,aedc choice of Nathan Sanford,
Esq. of New-York, for their Speaker, and Mar.
Samuel Nortl',oi this city, tor their Clerk-Mc
Dona!ly was re-aPpointed SERGEANT. at-aruns, and
Mr.. Whippie, Door-Seeper.
Votes ter Speeser-Mr. Sanford 6&-Gen. s.
Barker S4-Two scattering votes, aud one
blank l'sitst.
Votes Tor C,erk-Mr. North 64-James Van
Ingcp; Esq 81.
At o'clock, his Excel,ency the Gov. met
the two houses in the assembly chamber, and o.
fened the session with
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NOTICE TO SURVEYORS--Robe
~ Greenhow. Esq. IF the City of Richmond,
Is appointed to receive of surveyors of the sew e
raj counties, in Virginia that proportion of their
fees to which the College of William & Mary
Is entitled: and such surveyors who may find
It more Convenient to settle with him, than with
the Bursar of Coilege, requested without de-
lay to do SO. They are reminded, that one con
dit'on OF their bonds is, that they settle an
nuaily circumstance which it is hoped. that
they pontedly attend to.
VIM. COLEMAN,
Bursar Of College, William G. Mary.
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Apply to Robert Greenhow merchant at the
sign ofthe Golden Paddock, nearly opposite the
Eagle Tavern.
Williamsburg, February s. I'm
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AND FOR SALR.--The subscribers offer
~ for sale, that valuable Estate called Bsv1La.
lying on AppoRsttox river, in the county Of
Amelia, and containing 645 acres, $50 of which
- bottom of the FIRST quality, on the river, & con.
siderable part Of that nov to clear. Beyjls IL Is
miles above Petersburg and % from Richmond.
Immediate possession will be given one third
OF the purchase money will be required in hand
the balance in one and two years, or young ne.
groes will be received in payment, for the whole.
The property will be shewn, md terms made
known, by Dr. Evans of Che sterfeId.
ALEXANDER TRENT.
Of Buckingham, az,
JOHN c. PAGE,
Of Cumberland.
reo. .. w4wG
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SALEM, February 1.
PARIS, goth Dec. 1910.
EXT RATS.

As believe the Council Of Prizes have re
ceived orders TO condemn no more American
vessels, hope she will be restored"
Government here says that Americans may
come with the produce of their country but
they have no right to come with colonial pro-
duce."
From IT. PtebLe1
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PROCLAMATION {:

BY Henry Christephr, Pre.ident and General
iss'nto Of the land and sea forces of the STATE
of Huvti
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NAPOLEON.
(Countersigncd)

H.B DUKE OF BsssAEo.
The general division, Cesar Berthier, was 40,
pointed to enter upon the charge Of the depart
ment Of Simpion.
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Mr.. Randolph, when complaining Of the
detention Of The Essex frigate at Bordeaux
i've days. under the operation ofthe quaran.
tine laws of France, asks the following
question: " II Great Britain had acted III
the manner the French government had, in
OBTAINING and compelling to perform qua
rantine one of oGr national frigates, and Sc
clustering our merchant vessels. what kind
Of feeling would it have produced in this
house" IN asking this question, the beard-
less sage exhibits the strongest traits of his
political jesuitism. He dare not say that
Great Britain has done those things, for ne
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re articles were purchased with cash, and win
disposed Of at a small advance on their prims.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
and other Valuable Books,


Just received. for sale Ly JAMES hFNNEDy,
senior, Book eller, King street.
The American Lady's Precepior-a new
school book
rhe Americans Guide-containing the
Consultations Of tie United States, with the
latest Amendments-th Declaration ct In
dependencc-the Federal Constitution, and
Washing!on's Farewell Address
Smirke's Review of Battalion Of Infantry.
with elegant and appropriate Engravings
Mayors Plulayyh, for the use of Schools
Hamcl French Grammar and Exercises
Duicf and Boyer's French Dictionaries
DuG@i's Nature Displayed
Edgcworth's Moral Tales for young people
Parents Assistant
A School Testament, on fire paper, with
new and handsome type
Waish's American Review OF History and
oli,ics, No the I'd is daily expected
The Archives Of Useful Knowledge, the
three FIRST numbers, by Dr.. tiease--st two
dollars per annur.
April In&th.f.
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REMOVAL.

The Subscriber having removed to the
store, lately occupied by Messrs. LawrasonF
and Fowle, offers for sale.
2s bags Pepper, tons assorted Swedes
Iron
10 quinlals Cod Fish and Pollock
2 Bales Russia Crash, suitable either for
bags or coarse Towels.
Is pieces Russia Shee,ings,
2 Trunks Shoes, , Cases Boots,
1000 yards Tow Linen, 2 sets Chairs,
70 boxes Spanish Scgars,
3 Casks Timothy Seed
ALSO,
Landing from Brig Dove,
IS Barrels n L Rum of best quality,
40 Baskets and Cases Florence Oil,
rens assorted Swedes Iron,
4 Boxes Rol! Birthstone,
Q Cases Hroadcloths, India Muslins and
Gurrahs,
5 pieces Ravens and IS pieces Russia
Duck
81 pieces Calicoes, few Shawls, Pins, sc.
1000 yards good Tow Linen,
Tierces, Barrels white & brown Sugar,
81 Handspikes, s dozen Delaying Pins, 70
dozen Hanks,
Is boxes mould and dipt Candies.
William Smith.
May 6. d
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FOR SALE.

A House and Lot on nryStreet,
adjoining the premises Vt Philip q Mafssc-
Ter The Hous. is nearly new, large. con-
vsnian,, and in Very healthy situation 70
which is attached three quarters OF an acre OF
ground now in garden we'll enclosed Al.
So. a OF Of Ground hear the lower end OF
King Street; this Lot is % and halt ieet
on King Street. running back to so ieet
alley 81 feet, on which are two Houses -
il tho sIxt mentioned property is not sold a; at
private sslc, before the LIST June next, 1t wHf
then be sold at public sale, on liberal terms
Apply to
G. Page.
March Is.
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- Domestic Manufactures,
list reecived and for safe at the DoMEs71c
WARsAovs1, King stree.
4 LARGE supply Of Ginshams, Cham
n brays, Stripes, Checks, Bed-tickins,
Bedtick Stripes, Nankeens, Waistcoatlng,
Furniture Check, Ceunterpanes white and
colored Cotton Thread, Wcavers' Reeds Or
Stays, Flax and Cotton Wheels, Cut Reels,
Shoe Thread, Turkey-red and Spun Cotton
for weaving, knitting, or firm &c, some OF
" rich at reduced prices and ten crates and
hogshcads ,CoEU4NBI,i HcdRE, assorted
for retailers
Ind on hand as usual,
Cloth, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Satnets,
grea, variety ofpain twllcd Ghamhrays,
Handsome patterns, wove in town. Printed
Calicoes and Shawls, Shirtings. Shee,inss,
Flax & Tow Linens, Spades, Shovcls, Sic
kles, Scythcs, Hackles, Glue, &c. On the
most of these goods liberia! discount for
cash, will be allowed !; terms otherwise, Will
be accommodating for good notes
John Macleod, Agent.
~ Feathe, Beds and Hair Mattresses,
of the best materials, ready made and made
to order-and Feathers & Hair purchased
May s. ooot
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Ey virtue of a deed OF trust bearing date the
twelfth day OF October, eighteen hundred
and seven, executed to the subscriber by
Alexander and James smith, and Rachael
and Margaret F Smith, wives OF the SAID
Alexander and james Smlth-wiil be soid,
on the premises, ON SATURDAY, the
twenty. afth day Of May next, on a credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months
A VALUABLE
House and Lot of Ground,
In the town Of Alex .ndria, and bounded IS
follows:
II EGINNING on the north side OF Duke.
ID street, in the said tswn of Alexandria
one hundred and twenty three feet i've inch
es to the eastward of Water street, and run
ming thence eastwardly with Duke street
twenty seven feet ten inches thence north
wardly with a line parallel to Water street
one hundred feet; thence westwardly with a
line to Duke street twenty seven feet ten
inches thence southwardly in direct parai-
lei line to the beginning.
Notes with approved endorsers, ne gotta
bic in the Bank of Alexandria, will be re-
quired of the purchaser for the paym ent OF
the pure haso money in three equal install
ments, and lien on the property.
James Keith. jun.
Trustee.
Anr;,ss dts
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Public Sale.

WILL RI SOLD q, Fauquier Court House,
on Monday, 27th instant, tor cash,
a TRACT cf L ND cont,inlng about
~ $50 acres. lying near the Thorough.
fare Mills and in the s i'd county OF Fauquier.
This hand will q, sold under decree OF the
Superior Court OF Chsncery tor the Rich
,ooud district. in suit therein depending
between William Bryan. plaintiff & James
More an and others defendants.
The Commissioners.
Nav o'S