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Baltimore. august goth, 1911.
ALEXANDRIA, Angu,

ALEXANDRIA, August 90.
Arrived, ship William and John, Capt.
Dyer, So days from Lisbon, which place he
left on the 18th uli. Captain Dyer informs,
that on the day previous to his departure
he dined with 4 British officer direct from
the army, who stated that severe engage
ment had taken place between the allied ar
mics and the French, which had been very
obstinate, and eventuated in favor of the
form er, whose affairs, from appearances at
Lisbon, wear favorable aspect. Cdhtain
u. rs certain, thar an engagement had ia
Ken fLaee Of later date than any which
has yer been receiUea--his sailing the next
day, prevented him from making himself &C
quainted with particulars. Lord yelling
ton is supposed to occupy his former posi-
ton. Capt. d brings 10 papers. The mar
ket for American produce was rather dull
-oome few sales had been made at q -
SO CTS ID, however, was the curren;
(priCc-Corn s 5o-Thcre were but few
American vessels a. Lisbon, when Can't. ID
left there.
70 There was no battle Enquirer.
The affair of the Susan's being run foul
off by the British frigate Beividefe, was wit
messed by the company at Benefits Long
Branch. "A gentleman there, writes to us
that after the transaction took place, they
had the curiosity TO send out to the Susan.
the Captain of which furnished them with
the following note
The Captain of the schooner Susan Is
much obliged to the gentlemen at Long
Branch, and can only say. that the vessel
alluded to is a British friga,e-she fired two
or three guns at US. although we showed
our colours-then stood for us continued
his course for us, and run down a,hwart
our bow, and carried away the bow spirit
and stove in the bow-The officer then
came on board; would not tell the name of
the frigate, nor the Captain said they took
us to be French priyateer, and meant To
run her down--Ihey then left us without
Offering any rehef"
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e d UC Il ITO ".

NhE Subscriber respectfully informs the.
i Public tbs, he shall continue his School
the ensuing year at the house of Capt. James
boswell. in the Forks OF Hanover; where he
will teach the following branches of Literature.
viz: The English Latin and Greek Languages
gramn: atically, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Composition and Geography-The School will
commence en- the 10th Of January, and be dis
continued on the 18th December following
Hours OF attendance will be such as are custom
airy IN other Grammar Soho Is of the ne ghbor-
hood The vacation will be one month in the
| summer The Fees for tuition in an, or sit oil the
| above mentioned branches will beS3O paid to the
Subscriber at equal quarterly payments. Any
scholar becoming q member of The school will
be liable for the Tuition fees for the whole year
Being fully sensible that the patrons of the
schoo! have a perfect right to examine its pu-
pills ; the subscriber will &c: only conceive il
his duty, hut will feel it pleasure to examine
any of the students whenever their parents or
guardians shall request the same.
Board, Lodging and Washing inclusive, Gas
heretofore) will be furnished by Capt. James
boswell, at 90 dollars per annum, payable to
him at equal quarterly payments.
From the success which the subscriber has
hitherto found in his professional line, x from
consciousness of having discharged his duty,
NE Is induced to believe that he shall again re-
ceIve the liberal patro nage of those Gentlemen
who may think proper to send their sons to
school OF the above description
RUFUS CHANDLER, n. M.
October s.
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CERTIFICATE.

:. For the information of those who live at a
distance, we, the subscribers, do certify on the
DAY and date aforesaid, that the above MIR. Ru.
Jus Cnanoier has IN his possession satisfactory
credentials of his having been clsssicsIlv ed,;.
Gated at one of the best public institutions in
our country-That his character is rreproach
able---and that during the last several years
in which ne has been engaged as teacher OF
our children, he has taken indefatigable pains,
and having had no other avocstion, has been
unreservedly devoted to his profession We
cannot therefore, but conclude that the public
WIN readily patronize such a man employed IN q
business so laborious. and yet so useful to the
community.
JAMES BOSWELL,
THOMAS PRICE,
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD.
October IL. v6wn
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AT Superior Court Of /,
Chancery holden At the Capitol in the
CITY Of Richmond on the eleventh day Of June,
1870.
saml. G. Fauntleroy surviving Ex'or. of Moore |
Fauntleroy, PITS.
1g0insf
John Walker Tomlin, admir-. &c. Of Walker
Tomiia, decd. Judith Littlepage Jones, late Ju
dith Littlepage Tomlin and Williamson p. Jones
her husband and John Walker Tomiin and Ro.
bert Chlorine Tomiin, which said Judith, John
and Robert Tomlin are children Of the said
Walker Tomlin. Bartholomew McCarty and E.
lizabeth his wife, Tarp,ey McCsrty surviving
husband Of Catherine McCarty, decd. James
>. Mclean and Alpha his wife, Moore Faun-
tleroy Tomlin and Alfred Beale surviving hus-
band Of the late Susannah Beale decd. which
| said Elisabeth McCar,y, Alpha Mclean and
Moore Fauntleroy Tomlin are the surviving
children of Robert Tomlin and Susannah his
wife dec d. and which Cathsrine McCarty and
Susannah Beale. decd. were also the children
of Robert Tomlin and Susannah his wife, which
said Robt. was an Executor & which sand Susan
nah was daughter, devsee and legatee OF
Moore Fauntleroy, decd. and which said Bar
tholomew McCarty is ex'or. or admir-. of Ro.
bert Tomlin, decd. Def'ts.
| This cause in which the amended Bill and
| Bill of revivor hath been taken for confessed
against several Defendants, and in which the
Bills are now taken for confessed against James
|
this country and against whom the plaintiff APP
pears to have proceeded in the mode prescTib-
ed by law in such cases, was this day heard on
the Bills, answer of w alker Tomlin and Judith
Lttlepage Tomln, John Walker Tomlin, Ro-
bert Chlorine Ton,lin and Thomas Fauntleroy
Tomlin infants by the said Walker Tomlin their
Guardian to the original Bill, the joint and sepa-
rate answers OF Bartholomew McCarty and E.
lizabeth his wife. Tarpley McCarty surviving
husband of Cathsrine McCarty decd. Moore
Fsuntleroy Tomlin and Alfred Beale, surviving
husband of the late Susannah Beale. decd. to
the other Bill and the proceedings in the suit
viewed and was argued BY Counsel; on consi.
Iteration whereof the Court doth refer the ac-
counts between the parties in the suit to one OF
its Commissioners to be by him examined, sta
: ted, settled and to the Court reported, with any
matters specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself or required by the parties to be SO sta
ted
| Copy. Teste, y
WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
Con,n,issioner's Office, Rich-}
rsond, Sept 4, 1911.
The parties concerned desired 20 take M
tice, that have appointei Tuesday the got,
day of October next, for carrying into Eject the
preceding order Of Court, on which day their at
tendance is required at my Office, with all thei
papers, accounts and vouchers, ready for exam
nation and settlement
WIZ. FORESTER, n @
sept. ~. w8w
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Aug. 20.

In chancery-cumberlsAd County Court,
L Sept. %, 1911.
George Booker, Pa'c
Against
Harrison Jones, Dert.
The defendant Jones not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according to the
act Of the general assembly, and the rules o f
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of this court, that he is not an nhabtant of this
state: on motion of the plaintiff by his counsel
1t is ordered, That the said defendant do an.
pear here on the 4th Monday in December
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff. and
that copy oft this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the city of Rich.
mond, for two months successfully, and ano-
ther copy posted at the front door of the court
house of sad ounty.
II Cohy-.4tteste.
MILLER WOODSON. JRDrr
October 8. wawG
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OIlCE-In consequence Of the PeAiten
~ tlary having reduced the price of their
NAILS one cent in the pound, with an svowe d
intention TO beat down all its competitors
Therefore give notice that have also fallen
one cent N the pound, of all my nails sold for
cash. IN order that the difference between the
price Of my md their nails NAV be the
same as formerly-And therefore trust / shall
haze continuance Of my customers and pub.
lies favors.
ARCHIBALD MCCALL.
Richmond, Sept. Is. w2m
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UScULUM ORA1za1AR SCHOOL,.

MIR. CHARLES TACKETT, the ge~'..
AVA man who presidcs this infant s. mi.
nary, is cer,smly,in his line, one OF ths mes: me.
ritorious candidates for public patronage His in.
dustry X zea which nothing can bafiie hrs correct
moral conduct, his department as gentleman
his peculiarly fortunate turn for acquiring Ssecu-
ng the respectful attachment ofhls pupils. &pr'-
crossing them in their studies ARE 50 we'll known
in his own neighborhood, to render, there,
any Eulogy entirely unnecessary. But it is our
wish that Mr.. Tsckett's reputation should not
he confined to his own vicinity, nor circumscri-
bed within narrow b0unds--that his srerits
should DC extensively known, that they may be
as extensively felt and duly abp-eciated. BE.
eving, we do, that the health, v.gor, & pros.
Perity-nay, that even the very existence of our
inv sluable republican institutions depend, upon
the incubation of virtue. and the dissemination
of literature we consider it a duty, to exhibit
to the public our testimonial in favor OF gen.
tieman, whom we conceive, and who indeed IN
fact, has proved himslf, well calculated for
that important, and desirable end 10 the course
ofthis, and the last three years. some Of us at
one period, and others at another, have witness.
ed Mr.. Tackett's mode of Tuition, and have
also been present at his examinations and they
have uniformly evinced h,s singulsrly happy Ia
lent, Tor giving information and expansion 10
the youthful mind. Such his powers for
exciting emulation and application, that what
VIZ formerly called TASKS, his pupils appear to
consider the most pleasing snusenenfs.-
Where can we find a teacher who, in the course
of two or three years, has qualified more than
q dozen young gentlemen as Teachers, and who
are all at this time honorabiy and lucrativey en-
Iployed, in some OF the most respectable families
in our state, and who have given such satisfacJ
ton, generally, that several are known to be re-
engaged for the ensuing year at increased sala.
ries We do, therefore, earnestly recommend
! Mr. Tackett to the particular attention OF Pa
rents & Guardians, as q tutor well qualified for
the education of youth, and moreover, as q fic,
character to ingrsft in the youthful stock, prin-
ciples of virtue and honor, and the most COR
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W.dSHLMGToW TAYERM.

"HoH1VG<O Wv lAF EHW.
THE partnership of ODEN Z ENCORE was
L dissolved. this day, by mutual consent, and
,he "nexPred term OF the lease, has been trans
ferred TO
CURTIS r. MOORE,
Who alone is authorised to receive the debts
due to the late concern of Oden & Moore
He begs leave to assure his friends and the
public in general that every attention shall be de-
voted to render the Establishment agreeable to
Travellers and others who may favor him with
their custom
Private apartments, suitable for the receipt.
on of families travelling, and as convenient and
agreeable as any IN this city, separate from that
part of the establishment devoted to public en-
tertainment, can always be furnished
Th'rty-five members of the next State Lccis.
!stere, can be comfortably accommodated, On
application to
The Public's friend and Servant,
CURTIS r. MOORE.
Aug 90 u2m
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- hereby given. that petition
~ will be presented TO the next general a..

NoYICE - hereby given. that petition
IN will be presented to the next general as
sembly, praying that a law may pass authorising
the freeholders of Meckleuburg County, resi-
ding on the south side Of Roanoke river, to vote
for their member Of CONGRESS-, mcnbers of the
state legislature, and electors for President and
vice-President of the u. S. at some central
place On the south side Of the said river, ia the
county aforesaid-Also that petition will be
lower part OF Meck,enhurg County, praying
that law may pass authorship them to vote TOT
their member OF Congress, the state legisla
ture and electors for p, esident and Vice Presi
dent, at some convenient central place, to b'
established by law. in the lower part OF the sait
copr.y
October 8. ,s, sv4wh
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, FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ANYWAY from the subscr.oer ON tho
~ night of the 10Th inst, FIR ANK, Mulst-
the common stature. mas full face and bnshv
na'r and has has ears bored, for .rings which
he some times wears-he carr led with aim
quantity OF bedding and very plentiful supply
OF wearing apparel, dresses well, and is clean iu
hi person ~
Frank wss formerly the property of Mr..
LiEhtfo !, OF Sandy Point, on James River, and
has a wife at Mr. George Cookies, in Prince
George Couaty-I have reason to believe he
will go into that neighborhood or to Norfolks
and will sndeavor to get out of the State by wa
ter.-The above reward will be given for deli
vering him to me in the city Of Richmond or
half that sum for securing him in any Jail in
Virginia.
II. ~. HANCOCK.
Richmond, Sept. II If
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NJ Office The Subscriber being desrou,
! OF sscertainins the state of the affairs Of
the late Major Lawrence Busiers, decd re-.
quests s!i persons having claims against ms ess
tate, to make them known to him without de-
lay. In making this communication tie cIai-
mant IS asked to state particularly the naturep
amount and date of his demand. Those who ares
indebted to the estate, are hereby called up-
on to make payment.
ROBERT PAGE. Ad,ny
( Nth the VII annexed Of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, decd.
Frederick County, Va.
September 3. SIM
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COMMITTED to the Jail of Northumber-
~ land County on the 9Th July, 1911. NE.
GRO MAN, who calls himself HARRY. sun.
posed to be about forty years of age, about s.
feet six inches high, ola dark complexion. has
down look when spoken to, and was dressed
in sailors clothes, says he belongs to a Can't.
Hams, who sails from the ports of PhiladeInb;,
and New-Xork
ROYSTON BETS. Jr.
Goaier.
September g.. w3mg
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2 90 sacks Salt, most.
ly Liverpool. filed
1900 los.Cofse, most
ly green
SIS Crates assorted
queens ware, stone
ware, loose and III
Hhds.
80 barrels New-Eng-
land Rum
w. l. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
Baltimore Wbiskey
Caruther's and Lev
burn'srectified whis-
key in barrels and
tierces
New-York prime and
New Orleans pork
ChPt and whole her.
rings
Swedes and country I.
ron castings
German Crawley and
Biistered Steel
Window Glass
China IN small boxes
Half pint and pint tum-
blers
Wine glasses
Sept. 90.
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October 8.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
A GAINST FIRE ON BUILDINGS, IN
\ THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
= GAINST FIRE ON BUILDINGS, IN
IA THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
ARTICLE LIST.
Sec. LIST. 4 General Meeting Of this society
to be formed OF majority of members, or a.
mount insured, shall be held annually in the CT
ty of Richmond, on the second Monday in No
vember in every year: Prorided, That ii suff-
Client number of Members in person or by proxy,
shall not attend on that day, the standing Com
mittee shall adjourn the meeting from day to
dsy, or to such future time they may think
proper" ~
"Sec I'd, At least four Weeks previous no.
tice shall be gwen of the time and place of hol-
ding tue General Meeting, by advertising the
same in such News papers as the Standing
Committee may deem to be proper"
An ssiract from the Constitutions, rules, &c. OF
The N. II S.
SAMUEL GREENHoH. r. II.
Att meeting the Members of the Standing
Committee OF the Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on buildings of tn, State Of Viz
gins, held at the General Office in the City
OF Richmond, This LIST day of October, 1911
F." Resoived, That the Principal Asent be and
he he hereby r,quesfed TO publish in the ENQUIRER,
Virginia Patriot and sr9us, three Newspapers
printed TN the CITY Of Richmond according to The
second section Of the frst article of the Constitu
''o"' 's'e' ""o 'eSu.""0"s % the oociey' thdf a
general meeting will be held according to the said
Constitution and Rules, the second Monaay in
N.ven,6er nert."
n Copy from the journal Of the Standing Conn
.,siftee. -
LEWIS NJ RIY.dLIIN. 6 S. c.
In conformity to the above resolution, here
oy give notice, that the annual meeting of the
society aforesaid, will be held in the Capitol,
m the Citv of K ..hmond nm tho sa-ond AonI
n November mex
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
PRINCIPAL .4gent Mutual assurance
Society.
General Office Of Assurance,
Richmond, Oc,ober8, 1911. within
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w DALE and transportation, five ikelv
- Dung negro Men, now confined in ~.
Penitentisry--Among whom are one good t,s .,e
Ter, one Brlckmoaider and one good house Ss..,
Sept. 10. -
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IS, VIZ
Glass salt ce!lers
Race and ground GIN
ger
Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
Salt petre, Indigo
Chocolate Birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Imperial & guDpowdeV
Tea
Powder and Shot
Snuff
Ivory Combs
Logwood
Writing snd printing!
paper
German Rolls
Sack bags and sackine.
Ravens Duck
Renal Bandkerchiefs
american manufaeia.i
red Goods, oi@.
Bed tic!zs
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ITO BE continued J


NJ OTTO -Dissoly by mutual consent.
the Copsrtnership OF PERKLNS. ERE M n
& BHICB -.ar rsOns having claims aea,ns,
sd concern IL APPLY for settlement to Per
kins and French. sno those Indeb ed will MAKE
payment to them only.
NAT. PERKINS,
ROBERI FNENCH.
JOHN BRYCE.
Goochland, Oct 1.
PERKINS X FRENCH beg leave to return
their thanks TO their friends and the public. for
the encouragement which they have met with.
and INFORM them that they keep CONSTANT on
hand good assortment of DRY GOODS. and
OKOCEkY---wbich they are selling on rea
sonsoie terms tn Punctusl customers, and for
ready payment They will rece i've in payment.
country produce, Al their store, and at Lewis's
Mn on the Big byrd Creek.
NAT. PERKINS.
ROBERT FRENCH.
ooocn'a"u' Oct' H. w%wp
NJ OTICE.--A petition will be presented
the next Genersl Assembly of Virgin
Tor leave to Turnpike the Road from Ricl,rnoo,
to Petersburg
Sept. 10. wsu
PRIN TING,
OF kVHaY pksCRIPTIon, NEATLY xxrerr.
nj THIS OFFICE.
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WILLIAM SHAPARD has for Sal the,
w following GOODS, viz:
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E'oR SALE, the LIND wherein the sub
scribsr lives, 10 miles from Richmond. on
the great mountain road, containing 588 acres.
about 800 of which are cleared the balance
well timbered with pine and oak, with good
buildings for the accommodating of a familv. &
a most excellent orchard. For terms apply to
Thomas Norvell, or
wv. b. CHHNdBERLHY.NE
Sept 20. WITT
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lie Subscribers will commence business
n this city on the FIRST day of Sept. next,
under the firm Of
WILSON, DREW & ROBERTSON.
They have taken an extensive and commodio,s
Warehouse fronting the Basin of the Canal.
where such produce as may be consigned TO
them will be stored and disposed of on Commis
sion.
Intending to combine the Auction with the
Commission business, they will be prepared
TO receive West indis and dry goods in that
line.
Consignors in every case may rest assursed
OF our best attention TO their interest of dspatcl
aud of punctuslity.
~ THOMAS WILSON,,
- THOMAS II. DRBW,
CEORGK ROBERTSON. ::
A1.M vi
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NOTlCE-A petition will be presented to
IN the next General Assembly, praying that
an act may pass for establishing Town on the
lands OF the Subscribers, in the county of Cum.
berlsnd, on the Guinea Road, near Appomattox
River
NesVfon Ford, William TayIor.
.IOhn Ford, .Ty Charles saLiosY.
HeSefidh Ford C Co. William Wail0ce,
.1ohn ByOzYn, si,uael Wallace
September 6 woug
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Ar the annual meeting Of the

Stockholders in the Little Ri'er turnpike
Company, in the town of alexandria, on the
FIRST Monday in December, lsl", the io'-
,o,;nc resolution Was UNANIMOUSLY adopted :
Tha, for the purpose of ENCOURAGING the use
OF broad wheel Wagons on tie Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the bI e,dth o.
IN, wheels whereof shall be six inches, shsh
he permitted to pass the gates on Said road
roll free. for the term of two wears, and all
waygons whose wheels shall be the brt adt.
of Eve inches. Shall be permluec 10 pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen NJ >hs-a'i
WA, sons the breadth of the wheels whereo;
.bsH I've foar inches, shali he permittee 10
.n.ss toll Tree for the space OF Is months
f,nn the time they shall first pass 'he re-
s,ec,;ye gates. which snail be specially no.
,iced by the gate keepers-And that tbs re-
o,,.,;on shall be extend, d to ali who shall
svai, themselves of it within tive years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, Ssey.
December Is. law
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April 20.
IoEer far Sale,

NV estate in Han yer Called an Sn own
Nv IN. name OF RrLFIyLD, coHtSlalng 1874
arres. BE the ss,ne more or less, tose' mr.
s;b ,ha 5.o,s. between and 10, most
L. =, ftmiIics-a'so. ill the stock OF caorseE
Cas,!c, shsep, Hog. and MUGS. AMI 'hS
Planution Utensils,
Possession will be given OF the who-c as
soon - I, contract is concluded, incndlns thi
present growing crops, at them estimated "a
ine One fourth OF the pn' chase mohe? "n
h., reo,;.ed in hand. and the balance IN on'
and two wears on interest II sac OF 'h'
yana should rot tskc p ace before 'he 'tn o
Auq,ist, the negro S, stock &c VIII 2e st"
on iha1 day, together with Ahe sta"dins CON.
al rho state ,e,, SCI for term of years
| have ALTO for sale about 5000
Acres of Military Lands IN the States OF Nhl'
K ,,Yck, and the Indiana ier',lory, ocslde%
10 >crrs in the count, Of Mason and ''"se
q VnYjnia near the Ohi,. For p'r'lcu al
dcs Il, i,u of all which md for terms OF sic
anply TO MIR. Thomas Tavlor OF Richmond
John Hopkins.
g -. -. 'aw m
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Public Sale.

a. TURDAY, the LII day Of May neSt,
~ fo,,owinp va xabie Psohsrty will be Ct
6r,d tor s. lie At the coffee house on d
credit of s, ls. ard Is months Tor 1p-
proved negotiable aoses Ire sale VIII
commence at eleven o'clock n. ara me
n-,ne,ty will in the mean time be she"n
by either OF the subscribers
A House and Lot on Patrick
direct, formerly the re'iden'e oil MT 'a,,'e'
R.ssell, and at present occnped y ~, -
yid Ross. The impro'eHa MS arc o. ''eN
and the lat large 30 w.:
An unimproved Lot on KING
,xss, Pat * and Henry streets,
a,:ioiring the house occupied ny James ''S'"-
An unimrroved Lot on FAIR
FIX street, adjoining the property OF A''0y
Ind Carae-abou, ore acre enclosed
4 Let on Prlnce-street, ao-
Joining Thomas Janney's dwcl'i"e house
L., on ,er.und rent forever 10 jesse Green at
IS pounds per year. There IS ani4i' "oou-
en building on this lot =,
An unimproved Lot on Hunt
;,., rrce.. ,ou;. O! the town, coataiG ING D.
bort Que acre
A Lot in the town Of Lees
harry. in Louaoun COUNTY, Virginia.
J. II. Hooe'
/. Brashears,
Exc a,ors OF J. Russell
April 20.