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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-18
Sales at Auction.

Agreeably to notice heretofore given-in. the
newspapers 81 this city, the subscriber will, on
Tuesday theY 18th inst. at The store now occupi-
ed by him, coHpence Selling without reserve,
by auction, undAr Acknowledgement of Mr.. j..
Brown, Jr. the WhoFe of his STOCK of DRY
GOODS, comprising valuable ande ensive as
sortment amoupthg&o about 8 l8DoO. The
public are resgecuully assured tn exeRy arti-
Gle offered dying this Ne will positively be
sold.
fERMf-AN sums under s S cash; over
8 100 and under $3.50. sixty days--over g $50
and under S 500, ninety dsys--and over S 500
and months credit.-Negotiable notes with
approved endorscrs, or approved acceptances In
Town, viii De required for all the credit sales.
d. KIMBALL.
Richmond, Nov. 10
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Virginia.:

Virginia:
1T Superior court cfchaneery holden at the Ca
fitol, IN the City Of Richmond, she % day of
September, 1911.
Philip Norborne Nicholas, Attorney General of
the Commonwealth of Virginia, on behalf of
the said Commonwealth, Pitt
AGAINST
John Minor and John Chew, executors dSfhe
last win & testament of GeorgR DANIEL So 1T,
decd and trustees for the nfrposS hesi} Ia
ted, in said will, Rob't Beye& ey FifS is. = f.,
& VIM. Fife, who arc alien3 eside1& in s BIT
land, and subjects of the q tied .y7mgd& of
Great Britain and Ireland, DIETS.
THE Defendants James Fb0A and William
Fife, not having entered thieenaPpe
and given security according to the act of As
sembly and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction oil the court that they are
not inhabitants of this country: OH motion of
the Plaintiff, it is ordered, that the Defendants
do appear here on the first day of the next term,
and answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy 0this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said City.
A Copy--Teste,
WIZ. w. HENING, 9. C.
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NOTICE.

Richmond, Nov. 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-18

I'm pursuance Of the last will and testament of
the late JOHN PRossER, Of Richmond, win be
sold, at Public Auction, at the late dwelling
house of the decedent, on Wednesday the 9th
day OF Nov. inst. all the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, belonging TO the es-
tate Of the deceased--Also CARRIAGE and
pair Of well broke Carriage HORSES share
in the Richmond Theatre, and share in the
Library. The terms of sale will be cash for all
sums Of, or under S so; for all sums above s so
negotiable notes OF ninety days, satisfactorily
endorsed
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EDMUND w. RooTEs.

The above sale will commence at 1lfo'clook,
and on the same day, will also be sold3rssss.svtr
on, on the premises on credit Of FIVE years, the
HOUSE BLOT, lately the residence Of William
Moncure, and now in the occupancy Of Edward
Cunningham, Esq. on Shockoe Hill, near the
Capitol Square. The Lot extends about 1903
feet 10 IL inches on 18th Street, and 49, feet
on Street, and has the additional advantage Of
an Alley II feet wide on the lower side Of the
SAID Lot. All the improvements thereon, are
IN excellent repair, and sufficiently commodious
70 accommodate any family whateyer---The
property is rented till the list April, 1914, at
which time possession may be had, hut the pur-
chaser from the day of sale to receive the rent
quarterly.-A bond with approved personal Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day Of sale, the
interest payable annually, and deed of trust
to secure the payment Of the interest annually
and the amount Of the bond when it becomes
due, will be required by
MoNCURE, ROBINSON & PLEAsANTs,
Auct'rs.
Richmond, Nov IL, 1911; tbs.
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"a dollars per annum.1

tinue to operate there, they surely are not SUD-
ported by any principle ofthe law of retaliation.
out must be considered as simple and unoua-
lined violation of our neutral and national
rights.
The proof now before you of the revocation
OF the Berlin and Milan DEGREES consists in the
precise and formal declarations of this govern.
ment, in its discontinuance to execute them to
cur prejudice in single instance in its bayin.r
exempted from their operation every vessel mr..
irving spontaneously since tbs first of Novem-
Der, to which they could be applied; and every
vessel torcibiy brought in since that time on
which there has beena decision. After such
evidence, TO pretend to doubt of their revocati.
on with regard to us would seem to be the re-
suit OF something more than mere incredulity:
With much respect, &c.
JoNA Russell.
LORD WELLESLEY TO MR.. JOHN S. smIrK.
Foreign Office, ARg. IA, 1911.
SIR,
Since the date of my last letter, have
the honor to inform you, that have receiv-
ed letter from Mr.. Foster, his Maiesty's
minister in America, by which it appears he
had actually commenced negociation with
the government of the United States, res+
pecting the British Orders in Council. His
dispatches containing the particulars of the
negotiation have not yet reached me I'm.
der these circumstances have transmitted
copy ofyour letter, together with It's en-.
closure, t. Mr.. Foster, in order that those,
documents may receive full consideration il,
the progress of the discussions, now depend.
ing in America.
have the honor to be, sc.
(Sgned)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-18

an Thursday the 28th day Of this month,
~ at O'Clock. the subscriber will sell, be-
fore the door of the Eagle Tavern, the fol-
lowing valuable stock Of II ORS E S, viz /:
SPOTF, in foal by Superior, her produce
Rosetta, black filly by Sir-Harry, promi-
ses to make good runner, being a winner
this fall over Fairfield course two year
old colt by Hamilton, large and handsome !;
and a year old flly by Admiral Nelson; al
SO. two very well bred mares in foal The
above mare Spott was gotten by Bedford,
her dam by Cade. grand-dam an imported
Alfred mare, and otherwise partaking Of the
best English crosses. Spott was winner at
years old, as likewise Mountaineer her bro
Their, who was often successful on the turf.
TheiHported mare produced twice and died,
neither OF her colts were trained.-The Cade
marc LETT bat two descendants, Spott and
Mountaiueer. These are strong circumstan-
ces that the stock may be calculated upon
for the turf.
ALSO WILL BE SOLD s4a ,1cRES
l. A n ID,
Lying in the county of King WiIk.rptaear
Frazer's ferry, adjoining the lands of Vim.
Gregory, Christopher Johnson, Mourning
Lipscomb and Ambrose Dudley, extending
within few hundred yards of Matapony ri
yer. of good quality, lies well, and sufficient
ly timbered.
VIM. cambridge.
November 9Th, 1911.
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WELLESLEY.
az. fosrrR 70 AR. xoNxos.

Washington, Oct. a2d, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-18
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
And for Sale at s. PleGsanfs' Book Store
Richmond, friee s i so, (Em6elRsHed
Nth sir elegant engTapiags
TIE GENTLEMAN's NEW POkKRT
COMPANION,
Comprising general description Of Il d noble
and useful animal the Horse; together with
the quickest and simplest mode Of fattenine
necessary treatment while undergoing cxces-
Eive fatigue, or on a journey; the Construct
on and management Of Stables; different
marks for ascertaing the age Of horse from
three to nine years old with concise ac-
count Of the Diseases, 70 which the horse is
most subject, with such remedies as long ex-
perience has proven TO be effectual BY
RICHARD MASON, Of Surry County, Vir-
ginia.
WLLLd61 G, SE6R1 e1LLRcE LoTTE.
RT or RxkEFr NUMBERS.
FIPTffpRAwIEG.
SO. 8I 5ASs. ~.
Richmond, 16v. u, 1sih
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Virginia

Virginia:
1T Sute-or Courf Of Chaneery, holden al
me Cahiloi. IN The City Of Richmond, the
Isl day IF September, 1911.
David Street, John Street. and Abraham
Keene, administrators of David Stokes,
deed. Pitts.
AGAINST
Richard Inge, Samuel Hopki1sWr5pNaIames
Dosmont and Company, andfhe otheScre-
ditors Of David Stokes, 6efH,
TyHE Defendants Richard IngeA Sad
n Hopkins, Jr. and Jam& DoSsfontkan and
Company, not having entere their a1bear-
ance and given security accofdnnFk6 the act
of Assembly andthe Rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this country: on
motion of the Plaintiffs by their Counsel, It
is ordered, That the said Defendants do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term &
answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that
copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City.
A Copy--Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

Mr.. Sawyer called Tor the order of
the dsy on the unfinished business of
yesterday, the bil! continuing the char
ter of the bank OF The United States.
Mr.. Fisk moved 'ha' il should lie
on the table. This was disagreed to
---57 to &c.
The House then proceeded to con-
slider he report Of TIE COMMITTEES OF
the whole.
Mr.. Desha spoke in fivor of the
report Mr.. Pickman against it-Mr
w. Aston in favor of the report, but
also in favor of National Bank on
the ground of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. Key concluded the debate of this
day by speech against the report.
The House adjourned without COM
ing TO u decision.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
s s44.ss6 III


Yonr committee communicate with
pleasure that the prosperous & grow
ing state OF the finances OF government
renders II unnecessary to make an adj.
diticrai rsquisition on the liherah,y
aud patriotism OF the people. Ike
taxes though light and uncomfortable
are commensurate to al the useful and
expanded purposes of,he government,
an1 have been paid with Unparalleled
rronpdtude duriag the last colIecti-
ons.
Your committee also feel satisfae-
tion 10 stating that the embarrassed o.
perafions OF the treasury during short
period in each year, resulting from a
temporary deficiency OF resources,
have bern much more lirni;ed in their
ELECTS m TIE las, year than usual -
rev believe the canse OF this emha--
r"ssmet' is scnsihly diraiui, hing, and
viii be speelH. removed without the
intervention of legislative aid.
Resolved, asths opinion Of this com.
n'i'tse, That it rs unn,c,ssaryoto raise
the taxes for the present ear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
NOVEMBER 81.

IA consequence Of the continuance Of HE
NiaJesiy . niness il has been IN ,ught advj.
seoie ,Oat the Physicians shonjd he q xainin.
go before a committees OF the Privy Coun.
Sii on monday next, end in order 10 en-
sure i1il Attendance circular tier has
oeen addressed 20 egere -p,..,,t.sr,
On Saturday the Lords Of appeal 10 rrize
cause alhrmed lhs judgment OF condo noa-
won against tour American Vessels, CAP.
'ufeu ny his Majesty's sn,ps, for carryIoe
on an Illegal traffic in slaves.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
Wed7esday, Tan. %.
Mr. Randolph appeared.

BANK OF THE u. STATES
TIE III pus- RESUMED the copsi.isr,-
ton ofihe un6nislird business.
-Messrs. Garland, rallma Ire. Car
denier and Nicholson spoke araio.,
indefinite pos,ponement; and Az.
Crawford in favor of il.
About five O'Clock motion W.,
made to adjourn. and lost, by yeas
and NAYS, 60 to So.
Several gendzmen rose 20 speaL
MIR Macon demonstrated apa;nsr
night sitting, as denial to gentle
OF an opportunity ofexpressinr their
sent, ments. and as derogating. bv the
confusion ALWAYS ATTENDING such :
scene, from the dignity Of the House.
Mr Randolph made a few remarls
+ot tho same tenor; rsprohoted tbe
want OF order which appeared to pre-
ya'i Ia the House stated his own un-
fitness, IRON fatigue, TO undergo
nights 'itung asked of the House as
favor tnat they should adjourn and
conc nd ID bya motion to chat effect
winch was carried, ayes 60.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

=, accounts from lodia are favor biey
'a"q'li"y prevails ia the corntry. The
psrty OF corporal Ssg, by whom i, was
lh'ty a'ssnt1ed. bad been completely De.
sEoyed by detachment OF cavalry under
~, ~ command o. Lieut.. Coione, Browne.
"leer Khan, wfo was suspected of med,,a.
',ng an attack on Iluad;gara. or an in,ur.
s'on 'o'o Bear, had renoonced his p,o1
Lh 9unday evening, the Prince ofWMes
6n9 DUKE OF YORK arrived AZ Windsor,
'hu Yesterday BARS Camden and Livesl
Koyal apastmoots a Hampton
S SS-I,,. Palace are H:ssd up for the K,as Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
PUBLIC DEPOSITS IN BANKS.

Mr.. Love said lie considered the
vote in committee Of the whole as de-
cisive of the sense Of the House a.
eainst the renewal of the charter of
ire United Safes Bank Company.
Ii was therefore necessary to pro.
vide Immediately for some other place
OF deposit for the immense proper,y
ct ihe United Sta,es, in the hands of
TINT company, and that which would
he IN It's hands ~ the time of its dis
solution, il the law was not repealed
which made it the dury of the collcc-
tors TO deposit the custom-house bonds
IN the hands of that bank & its branches.
At was certainly stake of too great
magnitude to suffer it to fall to the
hsnds OF the executors OF the institu
ton, about to become defunct, over
whom no department of government
would have even the semblabce cf
cheek or controul, now said to exist o.
yer the corporation itself. 1t was stat.
ed IN report OF the Secretary of the
Treasury, Of the 9th OF this month, in
consequence of a resolution of this
tiouee, that on the first of March.
there would probably be upwards at
y 2,5oO,eoo of specie 10 the treasury.
neatly the whole OF which, it appe aTs,
would be deposited in this bank. In
the annual 'eport, made on the 10Th.
81 Decembtr, it is stated, that there
would be deposred fsr collection bonds
With are deemed good, TO The AM cunt
~ sbcnt 8 II .coo,ooo, and that the
jnportssiors after that time would be
FnGcient o inert the deben.ures max.
nv, according to his statement. de.
post in ~ equal 10 8 13,5OO,Ooo, on
the fret of afh rcxt.
But il was obvious. the epecie de
pose 81 that time would rro6ably NOT
only exceed, "a stated in The report of
Ire OH bur v'ry greatly exceeded .
500. 900 dcis--ard small attention
70 those two reports viii shew thatfhe
eetimate OF the serresary was made
Under the influence oi very great eau
fion, IN rating she resources Of the 90.
s-etBaseG;.
ic the annual repnrs Il vas stated.
ihat on TIC 3is' Of IScc-mbrr, IN The
year 1910, there would be q probable
specie baianoe Of S 2 ooc. Ooe, ----.,hjs
bain"cc was predjlatrd on the state.
n,eot under the head of No. 9, lest
quarter OF the year Isio,' in which the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
GonDreg9
HOUSE OF REPRESE MIA
TIVES.
Saturday, Jan, 10.
Mr.. Gardenier appeared.

Nr. Gardenier appeared.
AT ,he suggestion of the Speaker,
he having something to oommuuica;e
whiehfsqGired secrecy, the doors were
closed, and after ten minutes again o.
pened.
Mr.. M'Kim presented memorial
from sundTy iuhabitsnts of Baltimore,
aid one from the Baltimore Insurance
Company, both favorable TO the renew.
al OF the charter Of the Bank of the u.
States.
Mr. GARDENER presented memoir
al from the New-York Insurance Coma
Pany, on the same subject, and to the
same effect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

V's-4--s-z = "a - = =
Prom Baker aud Christian,
inspectors, 1000
Fsom bonds becoming due
,his year 4,44s So
ARREARS Of taxes prior to
hrst January 1910 1000
Arrears of taxes OF 1910
unpaid 8 3o,5s9 40 cts.
ct which will be proba-
bly, collected $4,000
For redemption of lands 1900
Balance on baud hrst of
January ISif, 16s,2t4 25
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
Tpes11y, Jm. d.
BANK OFTHE y. srATEs.

The House resumed the eoosidera.
ton ofthe report Of the comm i,t,e Of
the whole on the bin for the renew Al
OF the char,er of the Bank of the Uni
ted States.
The motion Tor indefinite poe,,one.
msnt yet under consideration
MIR M'Kim spoke in favor Of lt Mr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29

Geld asa;ns- T.; ~ johnson for Il;
AID NJ Shcfl' y Csc ) the ,.e;.ate os
this day hs a speech of 40 hoar and
hat against the moliIn.
The House as,ioarued att o'cl.'ck.
without .ASing acquisition on he lae.
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-29
NEw YoRk. Japuary IS,

. Eoi hOM ENGLAND
yesterday arrived the British pacte.
Ouke OF Kent CAptsin Co,eswortb. in fo,,,.
rsys rom rii mouth, via Bermuda, with the
october and November mails. .S
- ne racket left Plymouth on the 1st Of
December; aud the Editors of the M.r
Sentne advertiser have received London
papers tn the 2s:a November, from vn..:h
'ne iol..~'ns extracts have been made
WIN be seen by our extracts tina. the
King OF England was alive, but cont;eue,,
very Ill.
oy the Packet we learn verbally. that =
rsgeacy was TO De appointed onshe 29,h 90
iS sSN' IN the person Of the Prince Of
We do not find that any change had >,
ken place IN the relations between ,hs IT
States and G.. Britain.
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LoNnoN. Nnuen,ha- &C

LONDON, November IS
Dag from tire Island of Anhois was yess
eeroAy rec -iyed, Containing Eamblrgh pa.
prs 10 tue ION, and Swedish To the 7sh
Instant Inc ceremonial of Bern ldos,e's
recognition as suCcs sSoI TO the throne az
Sweden took place with much pomo ON the
Cd inst. va '''e
Iae intelligence in the Hanburgh ~,
pers mas Tor ,he greater part be n aztlri. 7
pea; ,ncy cnly corroborate woat zoe
nave learned from the Paris Journals. rr
sPscuhS the UNIVERSAL submission of tbe
consioeh. TO the tyrannical DEGREES respect-
ing BRUSH produce ana maHufsctnres
hmonS the melancholy documents omi.tei
on this occasion, we find Prussian decree
Z dated the 23sh uit. commanding tn. -.
1nre OF all colonial and English wares IN :
| ger every possible circumstances DC intro
,uct'pn, either previous or suosecpent to
the order. ''h' ~
There is much difference Of opinion in
..se et'ers from Sweden as TO the probable
Sou'se OF tne government in respect tn a
II Src' al Intercourse with this country.
nopes appear 10 be entertained bv some IS
the writer's, that the trade petwreo Sve
den and England would be CONVINCED az, o.
thers again are opinion, that wItatever ,be
Inclination o. the Crown Prince might he.
hs w'li not venture to adopt any svs;e -
which could prove in the smalley, dcg-ee
Injurious to the effect 90 those measures
oy which B2napaTse expects 70 atchieye
me Commercial and political ruin Of En-.
gland. 20" VI A'i-
. a. letters from St. Petersburgh, dated the
~f'h cit. stute, tnet the carsoes NJ the ~.
nerihs ships, 30 long under con6scat;or-
nave nesn ordered tor sale. The .r,,n,es
we're TO be divided into snail quaat,t,es'
Tor the coDy5 nience of purchasers. .rf,e
paper money rece we'd in payment was m
oe burnt. IL was supposed the produce or
THESE sales, the management of when was
. .o'nns'''eu 10 Msssrs. Amburga aud san.
rubles. 'o"S "
me decree for bruniag British manuFsc.
lures was lately put in force a, V.rcl-
"nere thirty nine Wagon loads Of sueb
aIuSiss were betrayed IN the manaor pre-
scr'Oeu IN the course OF two days.
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ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller s. St0tsoner,

Okhosite the Washington IaUern-klag street
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE
The following Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, 4
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quevedos' Works, 5 vols. do. do.
Spectator, 8 vols. do, do.
Ditto, 10 vols. do do.
Cavelo on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, vols. calf
Medical Extracts, vols calf, with SUI.
perb plates.
Darwin's Phylologia, Thompson's Con
spectus, Ciark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. Cullen's Practice
Cullcn's Materia Medica, Haller's Physiolo
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso, gilt
binding, Blair's Sermons, vols. The DO
rough, poem, by Grab, Parks Chymes-
try
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and Sallust
Delphini, Clsrk's Corderi, Rippon's Hymns,
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
bles, School do and Testaments, Hutton's
Book .keeping, JAckson's do. Gibson's sur
veying, Fiintss do Ainworth's Latin Die
ionary, Humsss Essays, Bolinbrook's works,
Ladies and Centlemcn"s Pocket Almanacs,
for 1911 Also large stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Bantbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, sc.
NIB Country merchants supplied with
school looks, stationary, SC. sc. on liberal
erms,
November z,
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Trunees.
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber on
the aeth ullimo, at Edmund Fosters, In
Spotsylvsnia county, Virginia, Negro Wo-
man, named Winny, about thirt, years OF
age; had on, when she e!oped, brown coat.
ing habit, wool hat, and coarse double soard
shoes. / suppose she will make for trede
ricksburg, Alexandria, or the city OF Wash.
ington, as she ha. numerous acquaintance IN
each place. She is very good house ser
yani and an excellent seamstress Any per-
son, experimenting the ssid Negro, and Sc
curing her in any Jail, and giving notice
to the subscriber living in Fairfax county,
about six miles from the Occoquan mills,
and about seventeen miles from Alexandria
shall receive the ovezeward, and it brought
home. all reason bic charges paid.
Edward w. Simpson.
February 4. eoiH'
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Public Sale.

By virtue of a deed of trust from R'e sara
.i-eu to the subscriber, to secure the pay
mcnt Of sum Of money to William Wes-
,oa, will be exposed to sale, for ready mo-
rry, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18Th day of February next,
4 RENT charge of seventeen dollars,
N issuing out of a piece OF ground lying
UPON the west side of Water Street AMI to the
northwArd Of Duke Street, now IN the pos
session of William Weston. Also, piece
ofground adjoining thereto, standing 20 .eet
upon Water Street, and running back 1913
feet inches. The ground and rent charge
are subject to the dover OF Phebe 1ore.
James Keith.
Jahuagj 90. Sa%'
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from
Lames Guuan and Elisabeth his wlte, to he
subscriber, % secme ,he payment Of a sum
OF money due from James GuIiatt to Joseph
Thomas, will be exposed 10 publ" sale, on
she premises, o.. SATURDAY, he 9th day
OF February, 1911, at three O'clock, ior .rea-
dy moaey, =
A HOUSE and LOT in the town OF
alexandria,
On the north side OF Princess street 10 inc
eastward of Fairfax street, beng part oi
that lot or half acre OF ground descnoec In
tue plan of the said town by the NO. 10
conveyed by William Hunter, Jun. {" Ks-
ehael Lomax.
N. Herbert, Trustee.
lsnMarv Is. cos
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Public Sale.

b. virtue Of a Deed Of Trust from Will I'm
hunter to the subscriber, to secure the
payment of sum of money to Thomas
Preston, will be exposed to sale for ready
money, on Wednesday the 9th of Febru-
airy next, on the Premises,
\ HOUSE and LOT, on the corner OF
~ Water and Wilkes Streets, fronting on
Water Street one hundred and three fest,
and fronting on Wilkes street seventy two
feet on which is good two story framed
Dwelling House, handsomely situated, and In
good epair-suhject 10 ground rent.
James Keith, Trustee.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-09
N o T l c E.

TUE subscribers, heretofore carrying en-
.bs Jewellery business, in the name o,
sJ,n J. We5ster, have this day dissolved
their partnership by mutual consent-Ah
rsrso,s indebted to the said concern are re-
pnes,ed TO Day the same 20 ADAM LYNN VINO
- a,,borised to receive it.
Adam Lynn,
Adam l.. Webster.