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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-24
WASAINGTON'S BIRTH DAY.

WASAINGTON'S BIRTH DAY.
Saturday last being the anniversary Of tn,
birth of that illustrious patriot and statesman
the late Gen. GEORGE WAsH1NGToy; the
same was celebrated in this town with such
marks of respect as should ever attend these.
termination of all epoch which gave birth to
the political saviour of his country.
The day was ushered in by the firing of can
non. At IL o'clock, the different unliofa'
companies of militia belonging to the town.
paraded and escorted the Washington Soc:t'
ty and Children of the Washington Free
School to the Episcopal Church, where dis
course truly elegant and adapted to the oc'a'
sion was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Meade
We hope to have it in our power to lay be's
our readers in day or two more mlautea'
count fthe transactions ofthe day.
A correspondent has sent US a long essay
prove that the fears OF our being unable to en-
list $4,000 regulars are utterly without Iou"
dation. He asserts that government can 'Hi''
that number in very short time IN the Ca"
est way imaginable, which is, By issuing z''','
commissions He gives several reasons ~
fact, why this method should be prele'''u'
These, as well as we can rccollect dc
follows
First, he says it would be the best way
cause it would be the most ecoa0mlca ) WY
as officers are to receive no 6ounty So''',
ment would save at least ten millions %
lars in money and lGnd.
9. He ayers that an army composer Gnu,
of officers would surely be much more ''P',''
of maneuvring than raw uHskiym trooP'
have not had an opportunity to ACQUIRE %
military art.
3. He thinks that an army thus "
would be an improvement IN the 0' &,
and for that reason alone we shouiu w. !,
beat tie English, but every ether n'''0"' N
would unquestionably be the best N1l'
army in the world. ,pM
d. He declares, that such an army !
not be subject to the cpprobiors epi'"' i.4
" ragmunins,'' because that is always j. -.
at soldiers, +" enlisted in gros-shops at ST. ''s
a day" ,,1-c.
$. That an army Of officers alone "0'' ,,,
alise the true principles Of equrl''y' 50
sought for. .,:.p
6. That such an army would be "'.' .a,,,
continue in service for arg nun6eT y ;
and of course there would be no aes'''' .,.
7. That they would serve the s'0Sn ,Os.
with zeal, as long as it chose to "'sp'
cial trust and confidence"
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON Tuesday next, at 8 O'Clock
~ P. Nj viii be sold on HarpeT's
WYA&SAwharf, en- credit of =, 8 and Il
~ months, for approved indorsed
negotiable notes, The Brig SALLY ELIZA
P. G. MarSteller.
February %
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EARTHQUAKE.

~ : 4. u. y
EARTHQUAKE.
Z, We have postponed a number of articles
nrenared for this evenings paper, to make
room for the following very interesting COM
nr,rn;cation from an intelligent friend at New
Orle.n. II is we presune, the most par
t;c,,lar and satisfactory accouBt of the earth
ouoL es ON the Mississippi which has as yet
bsen published: And Mr.. Pierce being an
cor and eve witness to the scenes he des-
cr;he. The autbenticitv Of his narrative cannot
- dn,,1ted
,psyxa
TO The EDiioA "
f0si'
BIG PRAIRIE, ION inc Siis''s9, Nn
7el miles from Ne"-o'iSa'''')1>eS'
25th 1871.
DEAR Sir,
D;,. &c oga,;no .be most correct
,ern,at ;on 70 society at large, and of eontri.
-. - ,o,,e degree 70 the speculations of
~" ns,;, s.o,har s,n induced 70 piye publ-
e ei.,, 80 e. " remarks CONCERNING Phenome-
- ~ ,ost olarm;no nature. Through
"o' =. .ha.cona take the i;bertv of ADDRESSING
~ ,so,,d and describing as far as the made
$50, nf NV means AZ nresent will permit,
IL 49, ;,ost nrom;nent and interesting features
If tbc events. which have recently occurred
u,,or, +h;, norton Of our Western Waters.
fprocsad;no nm q tour from Pittsburgh to
Nov - rle.ns entered the Mississippi
81 - ,uoters of tbe Ohio On
WIZ, !. -. ats dan of tb;. month. and on
iiu.y' '.o =, w 1o,dad IN the left
.he io,n' Ii :"o ' ,,.;,es Gov, the
oahK oi tnis itSo.' "oUue ..,.a,,,a
mouth VI the Ohlo, ~. n 81. ns Soauad !,
ua' ".'u 49,. sS .Iara wss svarr indication
'io ileasen'' CIV co. ~. tI,rse l.st ,lavs in.
Oh severe iaN'I In, - Wv ut;nnalIv overcast
u01u' uio sN1 n th;ol .nd how
ana ehc Wcathei u''u'u"iy '''i.N 49, ,h,,
would not NC ,ihp'op1' ~ o .;a ~, |' &c
these waters are u0see'u0u ~ "l'Iv
smaii crai,' ou' mos. "e. "sy r,"rloae
ed-ooats' oeii' " ooi " 'ol
and intended 10 hoat WITH '"o eu' NV o.'o
supplied with oars, not So liueu ~ a.'e,oi" ''
progress as to assist III navigating inc ooSls,
and avoiding the numerous oa's' "o.' CIV
timber, WHICH greatiy ahlPeue 'ie t,a'iga'io''
OF this river. In one OF theSe oos's 1 la'' 1'"-
barked-and the more ehectusliy 10 Sua'o d
gainst anticipated attacks from the o"VaSes
who are said to be at present mueh eAaSpe,
rated against the "hiees' se'e'ai oo"'S LOU
proceeded in company.
Precisely at two o'clock on Monday morn
ing the 10th inst. we were all alarmed oy inc
violent and convulsive agitation OF the boats,
accompanied by noise similar to that which
would. have been produced by running over
sand bar-eyery man was immediately rous-
ed and rushed upon deck.-We were nrst OF
opinion that the Indians, studlous OF some
mischief, had loosed our cables ana thus SIT
uated we were laundering Cpon eXamlna-
ton, however, we discovered that we were
yet safely and securely moored: Inc Idea
of an earthquake then suggested itself to my
mind, and this idea was confirmed oy second
sion. These continued Tor the space OF
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY MORNING, February "a.
" TO 5HEW
urs-1zs.c1Trssss<ssasa

THE VERY AGE AND BoDY OF The TINE
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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Parke Goodall,
Chs. Goodall.
Dec --[Jan. (. ece."
FOR SALE,

THREE LOTS or LIND, in the upper
i part of Fairfax county, part of the es-
tate of the late Daniel McCarty, OF Cedar
Grove.
No. l--Containing 347 acres
No 2-Containing S37 acres, and
No 3-Containing 352 acres.
This land is situate near the Potomac, at
the lower end of MsCary's island, distant
from Alexandria and George Town about s
miles; one half of each lot is well timber
ed Persons wishing TO purchase will make
application to EDGAR McCARTY at Cedar
Grove, or GEORGE Mason, at Gunston'
Fairfax County, Dec. 1873 90
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West Grove, January cost
One Hundred Dollars REWARD.

RAN AWAY on the Oath of Augu't last,
FORTUNE, a negro man: he is about 80
years old, but looks young for that age is
rather urder the middle stature as to height,
but close built, round bodied and well made,
inclining to be little bowlegged is neither
black negro nor mulatto, but is rather
dark between the two He has short woolly
hair, but generally keeps it well combed. and
he has remarkable scar on the right side Of
his head occasioned by burn when a child
he is sensible and artfui, and should no; be
surprised at his imposing on many people
from the art and cunning he possesses.
Also, on 28th instant, negro man SAM--
he is about IS years old, about the middle
stature, being rather higher & about as bulky
as Fortune he is near the colour of For
tune, but think rather darker, he is remar-
kable for an impeachment in his speech. and
an undertook, fol- when addressed, he can't
look yos full in the face, he has small scar
on his upper lip, he is cooper by trade.
The above reward will be paid to any person
that will deliver these negroes to the susscri-
bers, or secure them in Jail, SO that we get
them again. or the one half for either Of
them.
Parke Goodall,
Chs. Goodall.
Hanover, 3oth Dec Il Jan. (. eoe.s
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MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1912
N O T / c E.

| In pursuance Of decree of the fifth circuit
| Of the United States Court Virginia dis
trict, issued May term, 1904, in case
between Tristlam' Dalton, plaintiff, and
Charles Ewell, defendaat--the subscribers
who are named as commissioners IN the
above decree, will on MONDAY, the 9Th
day of January next, expose to sale, to
the highest bidder, at the Court house OF
Prince william County, in the town OF
Dumfries, for ready money
A Tract of Land, within ten
miles of the town of Dumfries, situated and
being on Quantico Run, containing 500 a
cres, 200 Of which is under lease tor three
lives, given BY Bertrand Ewel, Esq to Ben
iamin Roe.
Also,
Another Tract of Land, con-
tanning $50 acres, in the county of Prince
William, situated in the fork of the road
feading to and near Dumfries, formerly the
property Of Mrs EAza6eth Galvan.
also,
Three Lots Of Land, in the
town of Dumfries. on Quantico Greek, de-
signate,, in plat Of said town as No. l66, l67,
and part Of l6S, on one of which lots there
formerly stood granary.
Thomas Harrison,
Edmund |. Lee.
November " dts.
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XK7IsHlNG to direct my attention to
w different employment than that OF
farming, offer to let, for term OF years,
that VII UlBLE ESTATE whereon | re-
side, and known as Alerander's Island. This
estate is situated on the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap of government; the
main road passing through has afforded to
travellers an opportunity of viewing this
beautiful and by nature productive farm
This property, possessing the advantages of
three markets, Georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders 1t an object well
worthy the attention of the farmer. Any
farther commentary is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing TO rent it is presumed
will view the eetate.
~ II this property is not soon applied
Cor, shall make arrangements for the cui-
tivation of it myself, which will preclude O.
theirs for the succeeding year. Aay insor-
nation will be given or applications received
in relation to the Island, by George Wash
ngson, or myself resident thereon.
w. H. Washington.
November | co
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n !. -, s-SsA ----~--.-->-.<~ -s-.-~s--
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,

DECEMBER l6, 1911.
nE Stockholders in the Bank of Alex
',urla are hereby notified that an election
" n'ne directors for the ensuing year, will
oe heid at the court house, in this town, on
Tue t"lrd Monday 1.-THE 2ohl January next
l.. Mckenna, Gather.
December i9 d3t&cotl9thJan
" e Nj. Davis, in Richmond. and Mr.
ie'sNen' IN Winchester are requested to
.lseft the 4hoge in thejrneuspapers
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FOR SALE,

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 20 years
OF age, with her two female children, one a.
bout two years BID and the other months.
She has been accustomed to cooking & wash
Ing Apply to the Printer.
October IL d
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NOTICE.

THE President and Directors of the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, wish to con-
tract tor STONE, for keeping in repair the
Turnpike Road, to be delivered on said road
at such places as their superintendent, job
Race, shall direct; who is authorized to ca
terinto contracts for the same.
Per order ofthe Board of Directors,
]. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
December Z.
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NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber moi having disposed Of
his Land as expected, again offers II for
sale. A desert ption is deemed unnecessary,
as he presumes the Land is generally known.
Applications made to
JAMES c. WEST.
West Grove, January 8 cost
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FOR SAL F.

The whole of that Valuable Property on
Ming and Washington streets, consisting of
seven Houses and eigat Lots. A liberal Gre
ut VIII he given, and application may be
maze to the subscriber, who will remain in
town a few days; and in his absence Mr.,
Andrew Scho6eld or Mr. Charles Slade will
make known the terms of sale
Richard Lewis.
Oecerohep
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HOGS LARD.

THE subscriber has on hand few thou
sand weight HOGS LARD, of very supe-
rior quality, in firkins and barrels-ht for ex-
.portation or home consumption---which he
will sell on moderate terms.
James Sheehy.
December 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
July l..

4 AND FOR S4LE.--The subscriber Offers for
a sale, the Tract OF Land on which he resides IN
Cumberland county, miles from Farmyillc, and one
from Appomattox river, now naNigabc 20 Peters
bnrg--c0ntaiming j55 acres ty 300 of which are in
woods, 100 handsomely set with Red Clover, and the
remainder in high state Of cultivation. In addition
20 beauty OF situation and fertility OF soil, there is on
the tract Coal Nine, which would to a man of On.
pitai and enterprise render it doubIy valuable.
II the above property is not disposed of privately
GOT which notice will lie given before the FIRST day Of
Che premises) to the highest hid,ler-one fourth Of
the purchase money vii! be required on the day of
sale, at which time satisfactory title will be mate--
and the balance in three equal annual instalnents
with interest from the dGte.
JOHN KELSO.
July o. wt1stSep.
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QUESTIONABLE JEWELRY.--M. Grettcr,
" informs his friends and the public generally, he
has selected an elegant and extensive assortment Of
FASHIONABLE GOODS in bis line, among which,,
are Pearl aud Jet Ear-Rngs, Rings, Breast Pins,
Bracelets and head ornaments, Watch Chains, Seals
X Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert and Tea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies', elegant Girdle
Clasps, Branch and other CandIesticks, Coasters,
Casters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands,
Piumes, DirSs, Swords. Belts, EpauIetts, Se. Sxc--
NJ. c. hopes from his exertons at all times to oh.
tain the most fashionable articles, to merit that
cont uasce OF public patronage he has SC literally
experienced.
May 8. w6m
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En- CIIANCERY.-In Louis. county corrt, Msy,
( ii,h, 1872,
Joseph Eggleston, John Lipsconb, Elizabeth Bihh.
John Blob, Ctiai, Tate aud James MeGehec, seeu.
rites for William Philips, iDlaiEiES.
.fsGinst
James Winston, John Tate, Benjamin Bihh ard
Agnes his wife, Samuel Hill and Nancy his wife,
Rice Fate, William Tate. Enos Tate aud Mary his
wiie, Rachael Tate, Enos Tate. Jun. Jane Tate, SUI
san Tate, Robert Tate, Jesse fate, anA benjamin
Tate, Ile{fEalnts.
The descendants Robert Tate and Jesse fate, not
having entered their appearance and given seenrit,
according to the Of assembly and tic i,,s of this
coa' /, and it appearing 20 the satisfaction of the
court that they no, inhabitants a.: this state,
the motion of the plaintiffs. bv their counsel, n is
ordered. That the defendants Robert Tate and les-
se Tate, 90 appear here on the second MONDAY in
August next and answer the plaintiffs hill, and that
copy ut this order be forthwith inserted i'm one of
the newspapers printed in the city o. Richmond for
eight weeks successveiy, and published at the front
door OF the court-,ouse in this county on court
day
A copy. Teste.
NICHOLAS ]. POINDExTER, n C.
June ~ vSep
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July s..

Il OK private sale, by the subscribers, if applied
Il tor during the present month
n Female Cook and Male House Servant who
is also good cook, Of considerable experience---a
Mulatto Boy, about IL years old; two first rate
Mich Cows, accustomed Tor several years 10 this CT
~, and OF course not subject to the distcmper; ,ne
large Bay Horse; set of Plated Harness made in
Irenton; a Side Saddle; elegant Brussels Car
pet, & Hearth Rug corresponding with II; q GUAM
tty OF excellent bacon the House and Lot Shoe
S@ Hill, near the Capitol Square, occupied by Ed
Cunningham, Esq. Possession will be given on the
18TH April l8li--but the purchaser may receive the
rent from the date OF pCrchase---and many valuable
articles ot Household and Kitchen Furmiturc--a light
travelling Coaches, and light Ph:eton.
liberal credit will he given, if required, for APP
proved endorsed negotiable notes.
.aiOneHye, Robinson g Iieasants.
June ii. Wv
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with every quslty of stroOy. Inthe very Sanctuary
Of the Senate which he adorned, and AS lac on
the very point OF fulfilling his duty there his
try, You sacrificed him to your inturiatc and maig~
nsnt revenge To indulge in any conleeturcs as TO
your motives, would only lead me into revolving de-
tails of wckedncss that is unparalleled. The more
the dreadful action is contemplated, the more the
mind recoils from the horrid Assassination
Is the most abhorrsd of human crimes. Ii renders
bravery useless, and cowardice triumphant. But the
voice of God has declared, that whose shcddeth
mans blood, by shall his blood be shed and
publicly therefore YOU must expia,e your crime.
May your ignominious fate deter others from similar
atrocity 4 very short time remains for me to sup
plicate the throne of mercy Use it diligently, i'm
plorc you. sincerely hope that the interval which
has passed since the commission OF your dreadful
crime, has been passed in solemn endeayors 10 pro.
pitiate YOUR offended God, and my most fervent
wish is that your prayers may find acceptance thro'
the merits of your Redeemer. 1t now only remains
for pass the sentence OF the law, which is that
you he taken, on Monday next to place OF exccu-
ton, there be suspended by the neck til. YOU are
dead, and your body delivered to BE anatomical, e
may God have mercy your SOUL
The prisoner during the whole trial, which lasted
from 10 A. NJ z. NJ. perfectly calm aud
heard his sentence without TIN least change OF coun
teaSnse.
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VsNOWN LOTS FOR SGLED-The commission
a ers aPpoited by an act of the last General As
seinbly to lay OF Town at Mecklenbure Court
House, Virginia. will offer foI sale 20 the highest bid
der on The premises about forty Lots Immediately
around the Court House of the town of B0ydton,
laid out pursuant to authority, on Monday the Sc
venteenth day OF August next, it being court day
the sale viii continue FROM day TO day until all the
lots are s'id. Terms Of sale, Bonds with approved
security Tor the payment of the purchase money sn
the Goth March 1918, IL and s.
The COMMISSIONERS.
June 10. tds
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vsNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--The above
4 reward wi!ibe paid to any peraon who win
bring To- The subscriber, to Burweu and Lewis
Commission Merchants, in Manchester, A RED
MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, which was this day
lost between Manchester and three miles from there
on the Petersburg road. The said Pocket Book
contained $50 DOLLARS. Eleven Ten dollar
notes, and eight five dollar notes, and four notes Of
hand; one on James Johnson, another on Philip
Dedmond, another on Zachariah Shack!eford and
the other On Vaughan; the amounts not recol-
iectcd. There also four letters likewise.
receipts to considerable amount one to John
5. Ravcnscref, Of Lunenburg 10 John Nj Yates
Of Mecklenbur., Mrs. Mary ID. Hambler of hme-
ha x the last to Miss Mary Goode, of MeckIen
burg one bond given by Thomas Edmonds, or Ed.
mondson, of Luncnburg, TO Nir QuarIes, OF Bruno,
wick, assigned TO VIM Yates of Dinwiddie and from
said Yates to John w. Higginbotham. late of Meek
lenburg, the amount originally Tor thirty dollars
probably 1T haas credit of few dollars Tile above
reward will be given 10 any person who will return
the said pocket book with It's contents. when lost
HENRY BURWELL.
Meckenburg county, June 18th, 1915 L
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N3 ARSHALsS ALE.--;5y virtue Of decree of
,Vh the Court OF the UntfG States for She Gfjh
Circuit in te Virginia District in q suit therein de-
pending. wherein James Henderson, executor Of
james Blair, 10 plancif, and ThOmag Ham aud ar
c'libaid Blair, Mary H. Pescly, administrators OF
Samuel William l'eachy and others are defendants,
in Chsnccry, pronounced Oh tle tw elf day Of june
1871 Wil BE- sold. for ready money, at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, ~ Sterling Garys
Tavern, IN lie county Of Prince George en- the 2gth
day Of the present mopth. six hunared acres uf aud
be tie or less, wing ~ tie said county
called and known by the If Dorothy ILL., other
wis" cailsi !iic's adjoining Maycoxs, to raise Ger.
tain SUNS Of 1oney Ia sii'i decree mentioned.
WI MANN, ID. NJ Tor
a. =. MOORE, W. V. u.
July =. ~ ids
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June 10.
ysNwENrY DOLLARS REjy.gRD-For an.

yENWENTY DOLLARS REJY.8R D-For an
IL pretending negro man who absconded from
my plantation in Nelson county, on the o5th of April
last The above negro is named NED, about Sc or
81 years old rather lighter than negroes are gene
rally, and is about feet inches in height. It
is believed he has scar in his face, although am
not confident He was takeni in Albernari and made
ms escape, as he is extremely arfu and designing
and stated his Intention to have gone TO Orange
but his being unacquanted with the route it is not
known where lac may have gotten TO.
The above reward and all necessary cxpences U i'll
be paid to deliver him to me in Neison and should
1t not be convenient to deliver him, letters directed
to Nelson courthouse will ne attended to-
WILLIAM 5. CABELL.
June 90. NV
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c5Lcs
WM. MARSHALL, clM

FL OTICE.--By virtue Of the foregoing decree.
y WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, 60 the
highest bidder, Thursdav he 6tl, day of August
neSt at the Washington Tavern in dlis city, the
property embraced ~ the said decree upon the
terms therein expressed, yiz-Dick, Judy, and their
children, Suekey and Lucy and Sam, hgeev add
their children, SeeeonAy, Mourning, Edmonia Lew
is, Blenhcin aud lis vie phiilis snd chidres.
Charles sd Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children. Watt and Billy, and Jammey aud his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny, Willard, LeVis.-AL
81, che library Of lac and other hooks, Of which
list will he prn.uccd likewise the furniture, con.
sisting Of beds blankets, sheets, house linen aud o.
Tier furniture, the plate of the said Randolph, con.
sistlng o silver Dup, silver coffee pot, tea Gifto,
do. sugar dish, silver walters. six dozca silver
spoons large and small carpets, china coaeh,
Phae;on, two horses.
The sale will commence ~ 70 o'clock.
GEO. GREENHOW, Cofr'r.
June so. Az
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GAUTION-Owingt to false return upon the
- conditional Decree, and consequent want Of No
ee to the subscriber, unexpected Sale was late
y made OF the Estate called Towinque, in the
County of King Wam--which sale the Subscriber
expects, On the fairest ground and the most positive
proof of error, TO set aside and therefore thus
publickiy cautions all Persons against purchasing
the said Estate from or under JOHN Bassett Esq 10
whose bid the same was cried ont
FERDINANDO FAIRFAX
Shan: Hill, jefferson County, June 10. Iaw6wp.