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ST. PETERSBURG, August IS.

ST. PETERSB(-If, August IS.
The commander ii. Chief, chosen BY
the nobility OF the government u Saint
Petersburg for tie leviss Of this pro-
vince, the general Of infantry N. L &C.
leneschschew Ku,usow, bad tie happ''
ness on the 9Th August, to receive the
following letter from her majesty the
Dowager Einprcss, Maria Fisdo"nda'
ofthe following contents
"Count Miehailo Lareonewiteen, 2.
sreeably to the manifest Of the Oh o
this month, intended raising on my
tates q nunber>of warriors in proses
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NOTICE..
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
the late john MAcRAB Esq Of o range-
Geld, are requested 10 make payment to
the subscriber. And those who have
claims against the said estate, are also
requested to exhibit them to
B. WASHINGTON,
.Adminisfretsr Of John Macrae,
deceased.
Stafford CO. Nov. l3-l6 I'm
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o. 1njur and inConve-
nience having often been sustained, all
persons whatever are therefore forbid
den, under the penalty Of the law, to
hunt, shoot Or trespass, i'll any shape
whatever on the two adjoining farms,
Motley Hall and Be!ltmont, lying be-
tween B Dad Greek and Mr. Berry's
farm, Oxon Hill.
John Allison.
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Charles CoHaiy Orphans Court.


NHHE petition OF CHARLES JoNE:
d DnucE was preferred and read,
stating that he was desirous to kno" the
extent OF the debts against tue estate OF
John Bruce, deceased; and prayiCG the
court TO direct him, the said petihoGer,
in what manner to advertise ios the re
ditors to bring their clNims property "u'
thenticated by the time prescribed 0y
law. Whereupon 1t IS ordered by zoe
court, that hetice Comfortably to Ia" 'cr
meeting of the creditors OF the estate
of the late John Bruce be given by adj
yertisement, inserted once III each week
for tarcc successive wes&s Ia Inc Ask
andria Gazette.
X uns copy.
Humphrey Barnes,
R'Sister IF MIS-.
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NOTICE

IN pursuance Of toe above order, the
creditors of the eGlale OF the above
named John Bruce, deceased, arc hc"ehy
notified to bring in their claims prnPsr'y
authenticated 10 the subscriber, on or
before the 9Sth day nf MAY 1918.
CHARLES JONES BRUCE.
November 27 lawSw
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firkln Butte

fIrkln Butter.
5000 lbs. good firkin Butter---for sals
by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of king * Fairfax streets.
November ..
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3.

WINES, lEAS, &c.
Pipes old London P. Madcisal
IL DO. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon 80
pipes and 20 Or. casks Sherry =
80 quarter casks Malaga
Is cases Ciaret
50 chests gunpowder, Imperial and
vounghyson Teas, of very sape-
rior quality,
90 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds. Moiasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Madden,
40 pounds NutmcgS,
70 bags Pepper and Pimcnto,
20 kegs race and gound Ginger
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal * Spanish Indigo,
so boxes mould and diPt Candles,
90 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams writing aad wrs-sDinS Paper,
zoe sacks Liyerp1o! ine, SJt,
60 hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 los. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
For SALE By
Bryan Halnpson & Co
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POTOMAC and SHENANDOAH
LOTTERT.

LoTTERI.
VAHEREAS book of Ticket, IN
Wv the Second Class OF the P9to-
mac and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw
ing in Georgetown, containing one hun
dred tickets, numbered from 2l60l 70
2l7OO, both inclusive, was IN Wednes-
day the 18th instant, mislail or surrepu-
tiously taken from among the papers OF
tho Potomac Company-l hereby eau
ton all persons from making purchases
or receiving transfers of any OF the be-
fore described tickets, as they arc the
property Of the Potomac Company, and
no prizes drawn against any OF their
numbers will be paid,
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent
of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery.
November IS.
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BOSTON, September Is.

Arrived at Newturyport on Weanes-
day, the privs,eer brig Decatur, Nichols,
from cruise of II days, hsving cap
turad / sail of English vessels. two of
which, (the Duke OK Savoy and Eliza
b TIL arrived srversl days since. Aug
%, she took brig Pomona, of Q guns,
irom Aberdeen, for the river 81. aw.
rsnae, AID after dissrming hrr, sen, her
to Il ajax, as cartel. with prisoners
76th, tooa big Deyoi.,hire, from Teign-
mnuth, for 81 ,Toan, lo,ded rith green
fish and sent har 10 France, to sell her
cargo: brig Concord. from do. for do. in
ballast, and barnt her; brig Hope, tom
do. far do seDt her 10 Halifax as a car
tel. s0,h, took b,rque William S, Char
lotte, from Quebec fer Portsmouth,, Z,
With 500 tons timber. deals, &c. mount
ing Founders, &c. ard ordered her
for the first port. September !, ia a.
bout long 80, fell in with the St. Tho
ina. Sect, and captured the ship Diana,
$40 tons, lcseled with sugar and ru.,
bound to Liverpool, scouting 10 nine &
!. pcanders, &c. ard brig Fame Of $50
tens, for Dublin, loaded with rum and
sugar, 9 gnns-ordered both Tor the
first port in the United States. 9Th,
took ship Commerce, VISITS, late mas
ter) from Demcrara for Glasgow, $50
tons. aud fourteen and 6 Founders {;
loaded with sugar, rum, cotton and cot
fec, and u, dered for the first port. II ad
an engagement of abost Is minutes with
this ship, in which her captain was kill
ed by cannon ball, 8 men killed and 2
badly wounded !; the masts. bull, sc
considerably injured, and some Of the
guns dismounted. When she was first
fallen in with, captain Wa,,s rcquested
tho Decatur to send her boat on board,
which was complied with, but the lieut..
who went In her wss detained, and put
into the hold of the vessel, and orders
given to FIRE into the boat, but captain
Nichols was too quick for him.
The Decatur engaged brig belong
ing to the above fleet, under the guns OF
the commodore's ship, but thinking the
hazard too great to attempt boarding
her, let her pass. She has made l2C
prisoners, so OF whom were sent TO Hs'
| lifax, and the remainder are on board
has only 80 of her crew on board, 81
being absent in prizes, and arrived pre-
| vious to her. She has not lost mar
during her cruize has been to the long
Of about 20, lat. 40; thence run dowr
the Western Islands, over the Crane
Banks, by Halifax and home. Has beer
chased by several men of var; bu
escaped from them. Her sailing great
ly exceeds the expectations of her ewn
srs. She came into Newhuryport in {
| very handsome style, with about SO flag
/ of various kinds, displayed on board o
her.
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the first instant, at his resi-
dence (Molbemy Grove near this place,
Robert Ferguson, Esq in the I'D year
OF his age; native Of Dumirics coun-
ty, Scotland He very ea:ly in life came
to the state of Maryland in t.e character
Ola merchant, in which he was eminent
ly distinguished for his upsishtaess and
phllanthrophy His attachment to the
American government * laws has been
uniformly manif SEED b. steady and un-
RENTED practice cf those duties, which
are the characteristics OF the best citi ;.
zens. For many years hs was Chief
Justice Of the orphans court of Charles
county, and by an UNMARRIED devotion to
the duties of his station, he gave to that
administration celebrity not surpassed,
if equalled by any in the state. There
the unprotected widow and orphan found
an able and BENEVOLENT judge-vcnera-
bic in his appearance, moro venerablc
for his virtues, his example was worthy
Of being followed The tesrs of hi, re-
latiofs, the lamentations Of bis servants,
and the universal regret of his county
men, are the best testimonies Of his worth.
He lived and died under the influence
of redeeming faith, happy in the expect
alton OF that reward promised to the jxst
and good.
PORT To5aeco, alst September, 1912.
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FOR SALE,
or 70 BIZ LxAsED EsRErxR, sussxe

on 70 81 LxAsED FsRErER, SUBS1e4
70 AsYUAE GROUND REy1,
UNDkY LOTS in the Town Of
- Warrentown. laid of at Fauquier
Court-Iiouse. Virginiht and incorporat.
ed BY late act Of tho Legislature -
Warrentown is situate at the extrenn-
lty of an elevated ridge, y hich sePa'
rate the waters flowing into the Rep.
p.hannock River on tho one side, ana
into Potomac River OH the other--about
ffy miles from Alesa' dria and WASH.
ins.on-the lands near it are fertile, and
the county Of fauquier is rich improv.
inv in s.ri ulurs. and is thickly set.
lied w;.h substantial and respectable in.
b,bitarts. Such is its character Tor
hesltl.:ps s. of climate, that during the
,ict,y season On the Rivers, it is piscs
Of retreat for vali.udinariars, and rcr'
.ons careful oftheir health. To mecbs.
5rs whs are disposed to be- industrious,
Wursmown offers good opportunity
of meeting with constant employment.
For terms apply TO the sutseriber'
who will attend Il Wsrrentown during
septembsr, and Who rssidss in Alcxan'
dtia. I
Charles Lee.
September I law@
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York County Academy.

NOTICE is, in this manner, given
~ to those interested in this instltu'
tuition, that application was made to E.
6enezer adams, L. l.. D, professor OF
mathematics and natural philosophy In
Dartmouth University, 10 procure a
gentleman of classical literature and ma
thematical science, to take charge OF
one division in this Academy and that
be has recommended Mr.. James Mer.
rill, A. 2. late a member of that COL
lsge, as a gentleman possessing every
requisite qualification.
On Monday next, the following dlvi-
sions will be made.-The classical
scholars, s. those in the higher branches
of English, will constitute the first d.
vision all the other !ads. will constitute
the second division and all the ifisses,
belonging to the Academy, VIII eonsu'
tute the Third division These divisions
will each have convenient room, and
competent teacher to take charge oi
them.
1t will be seer, that tvo grand objects
are attained, which have long been CON
ter1plated: The separation Of the Miss
es into one division +; and the classical
scholars into another, BY themselves.
In consequence Of TIL, ARRANGEMENT
a few more scholars Can be admitted In
to each Division. -,
All scholars from other towns Will,
hereafter, be charged at tn. rate Of FIVE
DOLLARS quarter.
York County .Aesdtmy, =
SEPT. ll.-.Oct J, 1914.
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eel, bound ior Salem, and put on beaft
the Cuba, the passengers and Of ths
crew. Sept. Is, in bat. 4s. long. 50
bspoke ship William, Of New York, 81
days from Liverpool bound for Philadsl.
phia. Sept. 10, lat. ~, Is, long. IS, was
boarded BY the American priyateer scbr
Fox, capt. Brown, 4 days from Ports.
mouth, who the evening before had been
attacked by an English privatser, and
beat her off-ths Fox had received no
damage. Sept. 20, lat. 40, 3, long. 81,
81, spoke brig Patriot, Freeman, of Mil
f.ra, IS days from Liverpool, for New
Haven: experienced heavy gale OF
wind on the 2sth of August, in which
he lost bis toa-msst and the greater part
of his sails; supplied him with. In the
ship Cuba, came passengers, Joseph
Moselcy, and Elmer Briggs, of Salem,
MIR. Cardeso Of Philadelphia and three
ssamen, all of whom were on board the
ship Friendship, Stanley, from Archan-
gel, laden with hemp, iron, duck and
manufactures, 40 days from Arehangel,
tor Salem, which vessel was captured
on the 9th September in lat. As, long.
~, BY the British sloop Of war Rosa
mond, Campbell, and ordered for Eng
land. The Rosamond was conveying
the British homs~ard bound fleet, and
had parted company the day bators. Mr..
Moseley has politely favored the editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser with the
following list of vessels left at Archan-
gel on the goth July, viz. ships Isabella,
Ccffi1, fer New York; Catherine, Clark,
LISBON, sailed for England; Rcgulus,
otutsan. Boston; brig Vancouver, Whit
ne,, OF Bsston, for Philadslphia, in 10
days; Robinson Potter, Potter, New
pot, ss,.ed for England July 26; ship
Phiiii2,purc, Wood, New York, 90. 90
Powh..ian, tierriek, do. do; barqus Pc
ter, G.ld.mith, Ne"buryport, detained;
brig Sal'y, Gilbert, Boston, uncertain
ship Sally, Stednan, 60. do; Mount
Vernon, Raxson, New York, for Eng
land, July IS; Swift, Rowland, do. un--
certain: brig Jane Barnes, Durkee, do,
do; Dido, Fielder, Boston, July 90;
ship China Packet. Wielder, uncertain;
schr. Pocahont.s, Leitcb, Boston, do
ship Tibee, Porter, Portland, for Eng
land; brig Joseph Richsrson, jenkins,
New York, for England, July Is; ship
Herald, Graves, Salem, uncertain; Ri
sing States, Msrrick, Norfolk. for Eug-
land; brig Mary Caroline, Moody, of
and for Boston, uncertain; ship Stranger,
Thomas, of New York, fnr England, do;
ship Eliza, Swainc, of New York, IN
certain; Eliza Ann, Porter, do. do. and
schr. Swallow. Perry, of and for Bsl,i-
more. The news. Of war be,wesn the
United States ard Grea, Britain rad no,
reached Archsngel on the Goth July.
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NOTICE.

IN conformity to resolution Of the
4 Trustees OF the Hay Market AGA.
cemy, on the 22d ullimo, appointing
q conimitlee to prepare asystem ct Re.
gulAliors to be presented to the said
Trustees for their consideration. at a
meeting 70 be holden at Green's Ta-
vern, in the said town, on the first Sa.
turdsy in October next-Notice 10
hereby given. that meeting will then
and there take place, at which the att
tendance OF the Trustees is most car
Hestiy requested. -.
E. Brooke, Sec'ry. :
September II dtsO
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! howitsers.

mortar. Z.
40 rounds Of fixed snAmunition for
the "a FOUNDERS.
500 rounds Of fixed ammunition fertile
6 Founders.
for tie other ordnance net .scsr.
ii ned.
200 cartridges of grape shot for the a
Founders.
200 cartridges Of grape shot for the s
Founders.
400 tons OF cannon ball Of different
sizes
The shells prepared and fixed not ss-
certained, but the number was consider
able.
50 barrels gun powder.
$4,000 musket cartridges made up. S
24rounds Of cartridges in possession
of each man.
$50 tons PLEAD.
IS days provisions on hand, besides
40 pack horse loads OF -four, and 400
head of cattle, at River Raisin, under
the escort of captain Brush and 500 men
from Chilicothe. The River Raisin is
Sc miles from Detroit And under the
same escort 100 bbls. flour.
: 5000 men under arms in Detroit, be-.
sides the detachment Of $50 men under
M'Arthur and Ca:s, who had been sent
to meet capt Brush al River Rai.in, but
for want of provisions had returned on
the 18th, and escampcd that night with
in 6 miles Of Detroit
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26.
Erfrarr ofa letter from Hamilton, eo'tn-
~ of 81. Laurence, dated Sept. IL.

Errarf ola letter from Hamilton, eo'tn-
of 81, Lawrence, dated Sept. 10.
eve have had smart engagement
In our neighbov hood, between cs- troops
and sS Canadian hattesux, which We en-
deavored 70 take in Putncy's Bay. We
had abou, l7o men in three large boats,
In which w&s brass cannon This Bril-
,ish wc-e too strong, and the battle end
cd after about hours firing. in the loss
of Cburch's boat (which has been en-
p:oyed by the governnent)- and one
man fMscumber) killed, aud two more
wounded.
Arrived, ship Cuba, Burtwell, 50 days
from Greenock, with dry goods, hard
ware, coal, &c.-Eleyen passengers IN
the Cuba. Sailed in co. with the brig
Horizon, Starboard, for Portsmouth
ship James Madison, of New Bedford
Br.les master, for Charls,town. Lett
n, Greeneck, ship Hazard, Parr, OF Wis
eassct. Sept. 4, in lat. as, long. As,
spoke ship Newburyport, Of Newbury-
port, % days from Liverpool, bosnd for
Norfolk. Sept. S, was Boarded by the
ship of war Rosamond, captain Camp
bell, who had taken the day before, the
ship Friendship, Stowle, from Archan'
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NOTICE.

TSHE Farmers Bank of Alexandril
this day declares dividend efpro.
fit. On its Capital Stock, paid in, Of 4
per cent. for the last six months--psys.
BILE to stockholders or their reprsssntas
ives on Monday the sth inst.
By order Of the Board Of Dirttt0fSs
John Hoof, Cash'r.
Oct. /. 3taws~.
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The Alexandria Museum.
nEvOTED to Charitsbl. purposes
~ and belonging TO the AIexandfia
Washington Lodge Ne. -, is open fvt
the reception OF Visitors every day Ia
the week, from 10 a. M. to = PM. (Sen~
day sxceptcd) on the following terms /:
Subscription, Tickets which admit the
whole Of a Family, or such part as nay
present the ticket 81 per year.
Subscription Ticket for the admissisS
Of Single person 8 , per year. ,
Single visit for grawn psrsens, -
cents.
Single visit for children, - IL cents
5epte Mber -
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S A L T.

Sixteen Hundred Bushels Ground 81
lum Salt
Twenty bbls. No. & 2 Beef
Sixty boxes Mould and Lipt Candies,
assorted sizes
One hundred Reams Writing Paper
One hundred do. Wrapping DO.
One box mems coarse Shoes,
Twenty boxes Windsor Soap,
Quantity of Tow Cloth,
Now landing from sloop Olive, fos
sale by
P. Dunbar & Co.
October ! DIST
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OF DIFfERENT KINDS FOE 1918.
And some Of the Newest SONGS &
PIECES Of MUSIC, with Books Of
IEsTRucrIoN for the German Flute,
Clarinet, Violin and Fife.
~ BLANK BOOKS ON the most
approved plan made 70 any pattern with
Patent Ruling and Binding
October eed6t
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Persons having business in the admi-
rally Court of the District of Columbia,
vii, recollect the Court commences its
half yearly session on Tuesday next.
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Wanted to Hire

A WoMAH Of good character who Can
cook, wash ard d. ths. work Of family,
There are no small children lngAvs
Of the Printer.
Oct. |. ..------
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For Boston,

For Boston,
The Schooner
;Ns COMBINE,
sy3I CAPTAIN Tyih.
Has commenced loadins---wili sail in
four days, and take a few Barrels on
Freight if immediate application is
made to
LawraEon & Fowlc.
WHO HAVE FOR SALE
Landing from the schooner Ruby, Capt.
Sawyer,
so barrels Mess Beef
10 do prime Pork
100 boxes Mould < Dipt Candles
100 kegs Family Butter
Also, FOR SALE,
The Cargo of the schooner Boreal, Capt.
Rowland,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse and hae
Salt
200 rcams Wrapping Paper
10 cases Sweet Oil
80 boxes Chocolate
October |
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5t,sT RI eEtvE1,
yoa s4Ln m g
JAMEs KENltEDY, Sin,
Enplisfl States

vessolss saztss VI &c dsxeH Sr sf&sSs
sTATI0NARY. ARTICLES,
OF I've yesy he,f quality, viz
FOLIO q Qnafto Post Paper, Fsoiad
cup and Wrapping do. Drawing Paper,
Quilts Of all prices, yetY best black inh.f
powder, Scaling Wax, Wafers, black
md Pewter Wedgevood and Pocket
Inkstands, Reeves Water Colofs ID
boxes, CameI's hair and black lead Pen.
ellis, Sand Boxes, Penknivss and Scii.
sars, lady's and gentemen's Pockst
Books--a variety of PAPER HANG
lNGS for rooms, and very best PLAY
ING CARDS.
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THURSDAY, October /.
I" TO sHEw

"To shEw
rHH VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TINE
AIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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From the National InfelRSerc@r.
Memora1dun1 Of the Arms, .dmmnnifion,
&c. in Detroit, l6th Augast, 1912,
the day Of the surrender c(that place
to the British forees BY Er;g. Gen.
Him. Hull.
$500 muskets & accoutrements stack
ed on the esp!anade.
$50 muskes. and accoutrements bro't
in after the surrender, by coils, Mar
thur and Cass, stacked on the espla-
made.
700 maskets in the hands OF the mi
litia of the Michigan territory, brought
in and stacked on the esplanade.
N. B. Tho number in the Arsenal
not known.
9 a4-pounders mounted.
u iron and brass pieces from IL to ;
Founders, 4 or 5 Of which not mounted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-12

VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By virtue and in
conformity To decree OF Henrico county coui I.
viii he sod, IN Monday the 29th day .; June next,
On the premises 60 the highest bidder, the following
yaoabe property belonging TO the estate Of Witshir.
NJ Lewis, decd TO wit 1.-The WHARF ut Rock
etts, known by LEwis's New-WHARF, and sundry
Luis ON the n,ain-strcet X opposite the said larf
well calculated for Store and Lumber Houses
several other LOTS on the main. eet above, and
adjoining Mr. John Crnddock's Brick House. Two
OF the "ppernost Lots improved with new Store
ftoases.--Also, LOT and ROUSE, at present oc.
oupied by SIR Grover, the street. adjoining
the Rocket s-Bridge, and a number of other LOTS
binding on Giley's Greek, and the main road lead
ing by Mr.John Werths Mil. Two of these Lots
have Lumber or Store7House each. A plan
will be exhibited, and also the Estates interest in the
sand Werth's Mill. Likewise, about Fifty ACRES
OF LAND on GiIley's Greek, above the Min. hound
ed by the Greek, main-road, Mr.. William MAYO and
MT, .ao'sc Bakey, which will be laid into Lots
ct different sizes plan of them will also be shown
he terms at sale, will be fourth of the purchase
money payable in six months, one other fourth in
twelve months. one other fourth in eighteen months
ana the.remainns foarth in two years, the purcha-
sers giving bonds and security and deeds of trust on
the Proper to secure the payments of the install
ments. The property viii be shown those inclinabe
to purchase by the subscriber. The Sale will be
continued from day to day, until completed.
And on Tuesday the 4th day of August next. will
be sold, that valuable Farm, called MARRiN'S
HILL. about two miles below Richmond, adjoining
the land OF MIR VIM Mayo ant, il,c lands of the late
col. Miles Selden, decd on James River This tract
contains about 400 acres, considerable rsrt Of who.
is VARIABLE Low Ground. On the sail tract is good
two story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barns Stables
and other useful Houses-aIso, valualir Peach Or
chaid. Possession will be given he IT. tay OF ia.
husry next and privilege granted the nurclaser of
sowing and putting in crop of small grain this tain,
The terms OF sale above stated and the Lane, shown
by Mr.. john Browning, living thereon, o. the sub
scriber.
WALTER SHELTON, Consn,:ssioser.
June 9. IDS