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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-02
SENATE OF UNITED STATES,
IPRIL 90.

Mr.. Pope reported the following bill:
# bill more efectually 20 protect the commerce
and coasts IF the United States.
Whereas British and other armed vessels
have harassed and committed depre dations on
the commerce of the United States on or neat
the coasts thereof in violation of the laws of
naticns therefore
Be it enacted, &c That it shall be lawful
for the president of the United States, and he
is hereby authorised to instruct and direct the
commanders of the armed vessels belonging
to the United States, to seize, take and bring
into any port of the United States, to be pro.
fceeded against according to the laws & usages
Of nations, any such British or other armed
vessel which Shall have committed, or which
shall be found lowering on the coasts OF the
United States for the purpose of harsassing
or committing depredations on the vessels be-
longing to the citizens thereof.
A report prevailed last week that the In
dams had attacked Fort Madison, and taken it.
We have no certain accounts as yet but
from corroborative circumstances, it is gene
rally believed to be true, at least in part. The
Indians may not have been suceessful-though
from the weak state of the garrison, it was
not expected vigorous assault could be re-
pulsed. Kentueky Gaz. .dhrA H..
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e OF Russia hothing is said m the French
official articles. Not word of Sweden. !
g It is said,s all the male population OF
France divided into 4 classes, are called ont
g The Dublin Freenan's Journal says. cit
is worthy ofremark, that the Berlin and MI
Ian DEGREES are re-enaeted in all their iury.
What will America say to this =
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
New YORK, April %.
ANTICIPATED.
From The Boston Eaehn0ge Cc6ee- House, Sa

From the Boston Erehnoge Ce6ee-House, Sa-
furday Evening, hafhast seUen.
Arrived, Gn the Bay waiting orders) the
fast sailing ship Milo, Glover, 80 days from
Dublin, and l8 from Tory Island. She brings
London dates to the 18th nit. and Dublin to
the first inst.-The King was still alive.-A
rnmor was very current In London March
28t!l, that Cadiz had surrendered to the French
this however was doubted still there may
be something In it, as our accounts from that
place are only to the 4th March. The Milo
has performed her voyage from hence to Il
verpool, Dublin and back, in IS days her
passage out was, only Is days. Left at Dublin
ID inst. ships Vermont, William, and Susan
nah, of N. York Native, of Augusta Eli
"a, and brig Shepherdess, of Wiscasset ;
Louisa, Low, Boston ships Margaret, Ma
ria, and Massachusetts, sailed about the 25th
March for New York. April Ia, lat. 40, SIS,
long "A, 40, passed an immense number of
Islands of Ice, some OF them could be seen 80
miles. A great many meetings had been
held in Ireland on the Catholic question.
THUS far our spendent-What fol
lows is from the editor of the Palladium, to the
Mercantile Advertiser.
ssThe L'O:ient squadron continued to e.
lude the British squadron up to the l4th of
March, and we see no account Of them in pa
pers of subsequent date. II appears to be
thought that their only object was to get into
Brest.
Lord Boringdon made his motion In par
lament March l9, having in view change of
ministers. The majority against him was
very great.
g Petitions against the orders in council
continued to be presented to parliament. In
England and America the people can remon-
stratc against any measures which affect their
interests, or which they believe to be impfo-
per.
uThe Swedish troops in Pomerania had
been disarmed by the French. The King OF
Sweden sent transports to bring them home,
and an officer to confer with the French COM
mander but the latter would not suffer him
to land nor have many conference with him.
nor allow the troops toembark. An agent
from Sweden had arrived in England, and
treaty was expected. A British aeet was a.
bout to sail for the Baltic.
MThe Conservative Senate was in session,
and reports had been made to it by the Minis
ters of War and of foreign affairs. The latter
minister said, free ships make tree goods,
alludes to the British Orders in Council as VI
olating this principle, and the Berlin and MI
Ian DEGREES as the remedy that to have the
desired effect they must be every where en-
forced, and disposable troops must be sen.
to wherever the British flag may be expected
to enter. The Minister of War says, ne
greatest part of the troops have been called
out of the Empire, to defend those great in-
terests which insure the preponderance OF the
empire, and maintain the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES, SO fatal to England
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e. I he Alexandria Indepen-

C. l he Alexandra Indepen-
dent Blues, commanded by Captain Charles
Midnight, are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at meeting to be held at
Gullatt's Tavern on Monday evening at o.
clock. The business is very important, and
it is hoped no member will be absent.
DOUGLASS, Secretary.
May /.
Persons wishing TO Join the Company, and
applying through member, can be voted in
at this meeting.
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FANCY GOODS.

Just received from We4v York g Philadelphia.
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF
Silt and Mahog nv Frame Loo ing Glasses
Whips and Canes, Tea ir4ys and Cables,
Cutlery ladies' gen.iemen's newest fash
in Umbrellas Sweeping and fancy Bushes,
&c. SC.
ind from Boston, variety Of
Fancy Soap and WASH Bans, 6 zen in a
box.
lust finished and on hand, a large and elegant
assortment Of
Fashionable Tortoise SHELL, Ivory & other
Combs
Combs made to any pattern, and at short
notice.
Cash given Co. Tortoise Shell and Ok
Horns.
Thomas Mount.
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Charitable Com
nittee.

The plan adopted to force DR.. Eustis to re,
ien is altogether worthy of our wise politi-
dams. While they affect to entertain the ut
most respect for the man, they cry out that the
rHce requires new organization and even
20 so far as to say, that the War cannot be car
ned on unless two new Secretaries are ap-
pointed. But the truth is, if so much clamor
hdnot been raised against DR.. Eustl;, We
Aould never have heard Of the necessity of
more than one Secretary. The gentlemen who
re 50 eager for improving upon the old plan'
night as well declare their sentiments, IN the
words ofthe doggerel:
81 do not like you, Doctor Fell,
The reason why, I cannot tell,
But don't like you, Doctor Fell"
Oar readers will perceive by this days pa
per that the bill has passed the House of Re-
pescntatives. We.cannot say that DR.. Eustis
viii take the hint,
Like him that took the Doctors Blk,
And swallow'd it instead Of the pill.''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-02
Cotton Spinning Machinery,
FOR SAL f..

TTNHE Subscriber has for Sale a CardifiG
+ III Eng ne q Drawing and Rowing Ma.
schsne, ard Spinner. They perform web
are on small scale, and woaId be extremely
Useful to private family. The Cartlit,g En-
CINE Was made BY Gregg & Head Of Alex
andria; and as the double cardins engines
made by them, arc Justly in disrepute, it Will
b. necessary to mike the following ebservas
lions Yne subscriber with his brother, in
tending to carry on the manuf cturinn of .ots
ton in a small wav, in EDITION to the above
carding engine, bought. from the same pers
sons another, considerably larger, but made
on the same principles. They found, upon
commencing regular work, that it stuffed up
and ruined the cotton. Something appeared
necessary to make it discharge freely; but
but as they had no suspicion that men with.
out suaicient experience, would publicly Of
fer their services as machins makers, they
threw the Whole blame on themselves, and
laaoured under this deln I'm, ill they had
lost double the value oil the machine They
then enlarged the fams, and inserted
stripping cylinder, which had the desired eff
feet. The cotton is now discharged regulars
~ aud wei carded, and the cards viii List for
years. The above small engine hiss ooen all
tered in the same manner, and two additional
flats have been put OIL it, by which it is pers
feet. AS none who have bought the doub,e
carding engines from the above persons, can
have received any benefit from them thsy
can have them altered, upon reasonable
terms, by applying to the subscriber near
Fauquier Court House.
C. Robertson.
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New Millinery Store.

FROM NE W4YORK
THE Subscriber respectfully informs ths
il Ladies of Alexandria, and the public ges
morally, that she has commenced the MILL.
merry BUSINESS in the house next to
Mr. Johnson's Hatter's Shop, Fairfax street,
where she now is opening an Assortment of
Ladies' Bonnets, Ribbands, and Lace Goods.
Bonnets, of every description, made at short
notice, and old ones cleaned and altered to any
desired shape.
Mary Mooney.
MAY dow
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BALTIMORE, April 80.

BALTIMORE, April 80. Z
Capt Graham ofthe Thos. Wilson, IS days
from Rio de la Plata, reports, that there had
been no event of magnitude SINCE the dates Of
the last advices from that quarter. The diff
terences between the Monte-Videans and
Buenos Ayreans were not likely to have q
speedy termination. The Brazilian troops
were with the former.
Capt. c. came into the Capes 9th inst. in
company with U. s. figates Essex and Pre-
sidcnt.. c. II. Books.
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e. The Sloop Unity, Hand,
from Alexandria, arrived at Phi
ladelphia in FIVE days, where she
is now taking in a cargo. & will
sail with all convenient dis
patch.
May |
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

AND FOR SALE-Wil be sold to the highest
~ bidder, on Tuesday the 18th day OF Nav, being
the day after Buckingham court, my Trace Of Land.
lying in said county, the waters of Slate river
miles from Bent Greek and ii 1-2 miles from War
ren, containing AZ acres about 100 acres of which
is cleared, with three Dwelling Houses and some
convenient out houses, the residue of which well tim
bered aud handsomely situated with good soil, adap
ted to the culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco Be-
sides the many other advantages attached to this
tract OF land it has failing Apple and Pear
Orchard, and well watered. l will sell a great bar
gain for cash, short credit, should application
be ma,ie before the day of sse-otherwise will dis
pose of it then above stated.
JOHN BAGBY, Sen.
buckingham, Jan. IS. tbs
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TREE-HILL For Sale.-7nat beautif-l

TREE-HILL For Sale.-Inat beautiful
Il and highly improved FIRM (uAey con .he
late Colonel Niles Seiden resided is nos, offered
TOR SAFE As scar, it is perhaps one of the most
de:na0le in Trginid, commanding eveyy vien
7uhich can Please the eye ttvmshuig health in an
eminent degree: and evety i,nbyoSeslent which
can be required for the comfort asf convenience of
afamilp. rs a Farm. it is hieh stntc Of i'm
propenlent, hdOing been great number of years
unasr the care Of a indicious farmer.
There Is on this Farm q .aieado4p which alone
Yields an income Of betsDeen $500 and 2,eoo dollars
There has been SCUM this fall one Hundred and
Jyfy bushels Of Wheat-n,ost Of. the other lands
are in closer.
Possession may be had at any time 6ct4ueen this
and the lst day Of March. Should it NOT be sold
privately before thai time, it spiH be oEsredfo Pub
lie Sale onthe 1st dgy Of .4ril, and possession ri
zen in the ensuing .faii.
The Terms, Of Sale will be One third each,
and the balance in and t4uo years. with such
cnri.y as shall be deemed Satisfactory. Any far
ter Information may be obtained by 6obl;cation to
the subscriber, or to Nathaniel Selden or Jos Sell
den, Henrico.
or The subscriber is still anxious to sell a
small Fy2R.If near Richmond, (called Fairfield. y
containing three hundred and fifteen acres-.Hso.
a FARM about miles belo1o Richaaond, contain,
ing about acres, known by the name of the
MILES SELDEN, Ear.
Decenioer ~. ebtls.4
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4 n Pursuance Of Decd III 'rrast, executed b,
4 George Walker Clayton to me, for the purpose
OF securing the ray,oen OF Debt therein stated due
TO Armistead Russell, f.xr. of Ar,nistead Russell,
dec'd.--l shs onthe 9th ay of April next, proceed
To sa at Newkent Court.,ouse, to the lily .,est bid
der for cash, A TRACT OF La ND, lying in New
Kent County near the COURTHOUSE, called POM
DENrER's or RuSSELL's OLD PLACE. A de-
scrip,ien OF the Land is ecmc, unnecessary Ms is
presumed that those disposed to purchase will either
examine t. or make the necessary enquiries to form
an opinion OF the same, previous to the ay of SALE
WIN. ARAISTEAD, Trustee.
March o. Swp
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March g..

Y1EN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from
the subscriber, the 27t', De6 last dark nulatto
Woman named PATTY, about 81 years of age. She
formerly belonged to MIR. Souta.ps estate of Charles
Cty-thenee to MIR. VIM. r. Coigin, of the said
County, who at present owns her child and from him
was sold to Mr.. William Fulsher-who sold her to
Messrs. Fitzwhylsonn Potter, of this city, and after
u short time re-sold again to the said Mr. WIN.
Fulcher, from whom purchased her in Oct. last
She had on when she went away blue cloth habit s.
blue Handkerchief, with white spots; that She
wore round her head She is about five feet Q or s
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender made-
Whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the a.
bove reward, or five dollars to secure her in any ai,
that may get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb. a. 9ovtf
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Feb. 25.

AIRY q. GAINES, Respectfully informs his
4 Il friends and the public in general, that he has
gotten the Smiths lately employed by Mr.. He,iiey
woodward in forging farmers utensils, SC These,
added to the two Forgers he has previously kept in
operation, viii enable him to do all kinds of Iron
Work, suitable to the Of farmers, with faithful
ness and dispatch Carey poushs of every necessary
SIZE will be kept constantly on hand.
He also begs leave to inform The public, that hav-
irs increased the number of his Woodwork men, he
resolved to prosecute the Coacl-rnakng business
Gpon an extensive plan. Any employment in that
line of business will be ut all times faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged
Tappahannock, Jan. 3d. w3m
N. b. Cash viii be given. for large quantity of
Wide Poplar Plank, by H. %. G..
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open l"cks the city OF Richmond, for the Far
mers' Bauk of Virginia, held ut the Bell Tavern On,
Thursday evening" tlc 9Th March 1919, the follow
ins gentlemen ;~tscnt-- -
Wm. Marshal, Benin. Hatcher, Jno Amber.
Jno q. Gamble, Jos. Seldcn, Colin McRae.
Cherries Whtock. Jno. l.. Harris, Jno b.
Ogg, Philip N. Nicholas, Robt. Pollard, Nat,
Scien. and And. Stevenson
On motion Resofyea, That Books of subscript;o,
for the Farmers Bank, be opened under the super.
intendance OF The Commissioners appointed by the
act OF incorporation, on the first Monday in April
ture.
feso.ved, That notes of the present Bank of yir !;
sinia, will be received by the Commissioners in part
of the shares, subscribed for ~"
Signed and published bv orIcr of tho mee,;,,
ANDREW STEVENSON, Chairman.
March IL. r.at ~
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NOTiCE-The subscriber is ready to receive
IN proposals TO lease his plantation from the COM
mencing OF the ensuing year, known by the name of
CRONDALi., in the county OF Richmond, lying on
Rappahnnnock River, adjoining the lands of Messrs
John fayloe and Lanton Carter, and directly oppo-
site the Town of Tappahsnnock.
Bond with approved security will be required.
UJ' A Letter directed to the subscriber, living in
the City of Richmond, will be strictly attended to.
JOHN MURPHY, JR.
March &. If
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vsywENrY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

VHNWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
Il from the subscriber the 10th inst a nuatto
man named BOB, about thirty years old he for
merly belonged to Capt. Francis NIosby. Bob has
soar on each cheek, occasoncd by Il brand he is
rough shoemaker, handy with tools, and has been
10 the habit Of keeping stud horses he had on when
he went away suit of Negro Cotton, dyed of pur-
plsh color, also surtout coat oil Negro Cotton be-
sides a number of other clothing. He has wife at
Captain William Gays, in this county. Whoever
will deliver Bob to rae, about four miles above
Buckingham Court-House, shall receive the above
reward.
SAMUEL JONES.
feo. 2'' W&wp
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n pursuance OF deed of trust, executed TO me
a by Braxton Craddock, Of the city OF Richmond,
bearing date the thirtcth day OF July, 1911, SHALL
Thursday the twenty sixth dag of next month
March 1879 sell at public auction, for ready mo.
ney, the premises, House and Lot of Ground in
the said city of richmond, occupied by I'm. Farr,
at the time ut the date Of said decd, opposite the
cOurthonse in sad ety running down the cross street
To the lot adjoining Mrs liens, which lot is denoted
in the plan of said cts, by the number for
the purposes OF paying Of money in the said
deed Of trust mentioned, and the expenses attending
the drawing, recording and execution of the said
deed of trust.
FATHL. SHEPPARD.
Feb. Is. cptds
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yUvwENTY DOLLARS REwARD-R,n,

'HSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran.awa
a last October, from the estate of Thos. Bernard.
EST OF king-George county, my man who calls him,
self GEORGE GRAY--he is about 90 wears nj .ec
feet or inches high, rather slender and active,
OF person, and OF the ordinary colour-be had been
brought home from the last Fredericksburg races
but eoped the Same night again, carrying With him
blanket and other clothes. since which time he has
peeh seen IN and about fredericksburg, and imposed
himself as tree mamie was raised in the family
OF Doet Bolts, of Petersburg and sold to nue. by Ro
bert Spotswood, esq. when living in Cuperer coun-
y-he is an arttnl and ingenious fellow, and being
my body servant for some years has many acouant
ances--no marks recoAecteG, but that he has scar.
somewhere either on his face about his eyes also
does not stand straight one OF lis lcgs the eject
o, fracture received when young. shall give tho
above reward to any person who viii deliver him to
me- or secure him in Jail, so that get him again,
King George county,
March IL. ,vA
+; B. He is lurking either in Fredericksburr. Pc
teisburg, or Richmond, or somewhere alonr the
Rappahannock River.
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"a a lLidNERT g MANTUA -1iAKING.--Mary
1yG Southgate, MiIner * Mantua Maker, in the
store lately occupied by Aubin Iforet rs Grocery,
and opposite that.of Robert Nelson & Co., e street,
Richmond, istliankf for the encouragement whicl,
has been awarded to her exertions since she com
neuced business, and respectfully informs the ladies'
of Richmond aud its vicinity, that she has inst open
Ell choice assortment of Fashionable .Hihiinery-
and having made arrangements with house at New
York for regular supply of the same together Will,
the prevailing fashions there, she heucctorth holds
herself able to furnish her friends with whatever they
may want in her line, on the most unexceptionabc
terms aud TO make dresses according to the newest
fashions, or such as May be handed 20 her for imta.
ton, in The bes, manner, and tac shortest notice
Jan. II. VII
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SLAVES AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday the
~ Slst instant, will be sold for Cash, To the high
est bidder, at Mr.. Archibald %. Dandridgc's Tar
ern, In the upper end of Hanover County near
Aliens Creek Church, TWENTY VALUABLE
NEGROES belonging to- the state OF the late
Nathaniel West cambridge, dec. The above slave,
consist OF Eight Valuable Fellows, the balance OF
Lads, Girls, Women and Children and viii Ger
tain'y be sold without reserve satisfy Judgments
at this time rendered against the subscriber AS exc
eutors to the said estate Gentlemen wishing to-
purchase Slaves will End it very much to their inter-
est to attend the above Sale, rs they are Fam;l,
Negroes, likely and Of fair Character
RICHARD ELLIS.
and
WILLIAM FOUNTAIN. r.
Executors Of ~: ". Dandyiace, dec,
March IL. i.n
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G,AMUEL G. ADAMS is nov receiving from
- Eew-York & Philadelphia
1 Case EugieI Sc;s,. I vine
1 DO. Black-Smitl,'s Vices
Cask Lad Irons
1 Do. Table and Tea SPOONS and Tea
Potts
Jio. Jslarnel Cas,ors
! Do Plated anil Common 5tirrup Irons
II Dozen Frying Pans
Wasgon tire escorted, Sheet Iron, German & Cast
Steel
Sheet Lead and Larrp OIL
Case Nuimegs and Cloves e
% Pcacooks PatsHt PloIghs, SO &c.
March O. w4w
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LEGO RA, "a Spani.rtl) begs leave to inform
a a - the publlc that he has commenced the CIGAR
BUSINESS, in the eross-street leading to the Basin
where he will sell wholesale and retail :,
lie intends to work none but Tobacco of the very
trst quality, and that for the most part Spanish He
iiatters himself his CIGARS will be found equal to
any IN THIS Country. Orders from distance will
lie strictly attended 10.
March 6. wsw
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W-iHciS.., ---..t a Superior cc'-. OF s:iaHcc,y.
Lc!d,n;t s,at:,,Ds, Le,e.nbcr ..Gi, isas.
Graves i.sy,oo. administrator o. John
Pc. ton, -cssaseO, F.a;xsig.
ind
T.Eain Wood, Yef.ddaf
THIS eause came his III. ,lay -, :ie.einber,
1911, 10 b. heard .lse Till, esnL..s , plcs.tt-
irgs had as,ai,st the i, ai,-
pcaring Ia The su>,avic's~ court, ,,ai liz. oo,i-
.iiti',na decree reudcr. ~ i,'s Ce Sovein-
bcr teirn 1910, ss,s oecn je, served the delent-
ant previous 20 u! g OF this term art,
the s,e defendant s,ni ailng to appear, am, .nsae
the ,iantts Ia the scout .culi ~ uccet To dc cree
the mater thereof asc,ins, hnn-itis therefore or
deTca .ina Re-reSG, ttt the defendant do pay uuto
&c PLAINTIFF the sum ui hundred anti fa-y dollars
with PER cent interest thcreoo fran tie 25tl, day
OF Jane, 1903, till pail, subject credit agreed Ly
the P,tis counsel, o forty Gcias of the date ON
July; lSl-and also that the said deft pay the
PIN. his by him expended in cisS citing this
SUIT. And II is trrtier orere,l and deercei, that
unless the money with interest and costs aforesaid be
paid To the lt or before the LIST tlay of February
next, then the defendant shall deliver TO Aiexsndcr
Garrett and Thomas Kelly, or one of them the ne
go man Joseph, ny the b! mentioned, and that the
ssid Garrett aud Kelly, whn arc hereby appointed
ommissoners for that purpose, eit,e- OF whom may
ACT, after advertising tlc time aud phi &C OF SALE for
six weeks, in convenient spapsr and at the
door OF the courthouse OF A!bcmarle county on some
court day, do proceed to sell The said negro at public
auction, for cash. and after deirnying the costs and
charges of said sale, that they do apply the residue
of the proceeds thereof to the pay ment of the money
interest and costs herein decrecd, anil the balance
thereof if any, that they pay to tue defendant or his
| order.
copy. Tcste,
HENRY j. FEYTON, C. C.
Pitts. costs. S2e IL cents. \
The Parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified, that Saturday the 18th OF April
next, shall, at the Tavern occupied by William
6. Garner, in Charlottesville, proceed to sell for
| cash! the negro Joseph, in the decree mentioned
ALEX. GARRETT.
FEB. Is. w6w