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IN. CHANCERY:
T = COURT held fir Cumterland County tn,
" 2S,h Gay Of July, 1873
Thomas johnson, PP,E
.4G.fLyNST
Nc. II. Gibson, sc. Defts.
IT appearing to III Court that Robert u. Gibson
=, rs non-resJent OF this State rnotion Ordered
hat the said Robert u. Gibson ,io--lYeaI here a.
me Soari 70 be held for this cbuny at the October
cree 90 be p'ade in this eS,re: That eopy Of hi.
order be prbtshed ~ tome :ras psper printed in
tue city OF Richmond for two months suceessiTely
ana posted at the front door ct The Courtilocse Of
this county.
A copy. Teste,
MILLER wooDsoN, Jr.p.c C.
wRU
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WlLLIAM & MARY CoLINGE,

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
: 'hh Governors and Visitors Of William & Mary
o. College, are earnestly requested To meet -
Conyoestioo ct their Council Chamber on ,'gesds,
TIC 18Th of October next
IS OF The utmost importaRce that The vacant
rrotessorsdps be fitted soon rs possible tL,t ti,ue
may be gwen Cor due notification to the pubic Of
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
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PII{GLNI6

MILLER WO0DSON, Jr. ]
AoSust ". wBg
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PHOENIX COFFEE HOUSE,
WALL, STREET..

EAAViD BARNUM, late Of Philadelphia. res
pectfulfy informs his friends and the public gen.
orally that he has taken for term Of years. and has
completely and geutccly refitted throughout, that
ommodious Establishment well known as the Phos-
nix Coffee House, nearly opposite the Tontine,i in
the city OF Ne~-York; central stand for business.
being in the immediate neighboarhood Of the Banks.
she lnsdrsuce Offices, and Post Office; and most
eligible place of resort to travellers merchants, and
masters of vessels. ot.-4
- The. building is spacious, the chambers large aud
airy. anti are furnished with excellent beds The
Liquors are of the greatest variety snd the frat
quality; the viands the best that the well-stocked
rpsyksss of New York can supply the sttentssncs
scsA as is calculated TO give seasrai satisfaction aud
she te,sns moderate. -
The Price. Currents and the priacipai Newspapers
in the u. Suites, regularly filed for the accom-
mediation Of the visitors.
- An Ordinary every day at two o'clock.
ID. BARNUM cheliahes the hope that long expe.
rience in the line OF his business, will Recommend
him to the encouragement of his fellow c;tizsn:--
To those who brow him, ali Professions would be
snpernuous: and the Stranger is respectfuily nvi-
tea toexpcct something more substantial, with the
certainty Of not being disappointed.
June 4. st
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THE RUSSIAN MISSION.

We need not repeat to our rea. er5, whal'
every one OF them well knows WHO has eyes
to see or ears TO hear, that the opposition
party in general, and the factions prints in
particular, have been from the moment the
war commenced, vociterous for peace With
Britain on any tetms, scarcely excepting
from ;hc possible sacrifices our rational ex-
is,ence. u was to have been expected
therefore, that OF learning the frsnkoess
with which our government had sent MING
ttrs 20 Russia, td-'ltelapt the negotiation OF
an honorable peace, under the media Jon Of
the sovereign of that empire, they woald at
least rave afforded their cordial apr r,,, as,or,
go this act Of the government. a refusal or
delay on lac part OF opr government toac-
cept 'oe Russian nc diatou would we know
are you Know, honest reader, have. called
i5ith the 3liteiesL ~ u f&cli3a. Ard VI
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NOTICE.

u N obedience to decree of the Superior court
q of Chaneery for the district of Richmond be-
tween Hill plaintiff, and Archer and others de,
PENDANTS; The subscribers. commissioners for tina.
purpose appointed, will on, Thursday the LIST. day OF
Juiy next, at Zachariah Brooks's Tavern, in the
xswn of Manchester, sell at Public Auction Tor
cash, one undivided moety of the Public Ware
hense in the said town, commonly called Trent's
house, subject to the debt due to the COM
nonweaitb also at the same time & place, one I'M
divided mosty of two
HaLF ACRE LOTS, %.
Known and distinguished in the plsi OF the said
Gown, by No. 1S6 Il No. 2S7, also two ether lots in
she said town, No. IS * No. Stand on Tuesday
the goth Of the same month on the premises ~
Powhattan County, that large very valuable trao
OF Land ON which Mr.. Arthur Farley lives.
EDWARD W.TRENT.
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
June4. tbs
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L0nGon, IhrH IS.


Aruse de guerre has been played off at
Dantzic, and we are concerned to state the
following circumstances---thc besiegiag ar
my, avaling tselfo an opportunity appar-
emily favorable, took possession by detach.
ment OF $500 men OF the outworks, and were
received by the Inhabitants with all the de-
monstrations OF joy. In the 'tumelt of their
happiness. discipline was disregarded, and
the detachWe nt, in state of intuXicatiun
and imprudent indulgence, was attacked by
spowerful sJrtie from the garrison, when
the whole, to the number we have stated,
were made prisoners, and conducted into
the interior ofthe fortress.
The letter containing this account repre-
SCENTS the rench garrison to be in great
want of many essential articles, particularly
salt, one cargo of which, however, had
reacEed-tn@ harbOr, another Consisting of
valuable stoves. had been captured, and the
port had since been completely block AIDED.
By the last adviCss from the Peninsula.
we learn tia, 5000 Of the veteran troops
have beer drafted from the French armies
there, aGd have marched for France They
arc tobe replaced by the new teised CORPS.
The men drafted were all select men-ten
IRON company, chosen rs AZ persons to he
oihcerS and non commissioned officers in the
new levies foe the northern war. rhc idea
Iofabandoning the Peninsula is not there fore
entertained but the French will probabl i,
act on the defensive, and only exert them
selves to occupy the strong pieces. so as 70
Keep possession, AID keep the British ar.
mics employed so - 10 prevent their annoy
aDce eiseNLCre.
WE scms time ago. when aninadverting
! on the evil OF che License System, took notice
among 0,her things, OF the importance o
: preventing tire euvDy frOul procuring ra &,
bideS from iisis coudtry, one Of the most
material &rtic.es of war, aud without which
p" Griny choid NO. BE equipped. At tha
ti"e The soantsy 5i hides in our warehous
ss u" .si"'t' ara "tber dephts was immens
90 ''e pri~o Gao fallen or account of tn,
ao'n '.nae. we suEscste. ! the in portanc,
% ,or"t's i'fr e. g.rs oi thisarticie,. undei
ifhe - 80 8 ls-ep>'s Bgt 10 precanliop ap
i-i'' 3" "2So brcr tsssn; and the conse
iqDeace n. o'r ~aeaG3 uscs.have been emp
t-.'---..ie ..f.@s is rissa eent. per cent. i
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FOREIGN.
From LIVERPOOL PArERs 10 RE 22nd
vfhrR at The Enquirer Office.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Foreien Office, .4hrik 10, l8l

ITSON1 III LAIN ~ tSh Z<Et r..
Foreign Office, ..Atrik 10. 1913.
Dispatches Of which the following are CO.
pies, have been received bySVissount Castle.
reagt, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of
Statefor Foreign affairs. from Gen. Visccunt
Catbcart. K. I, his Maesty's Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotcntiary Co the
Court of Russia.
lb4lsriai Head Quarters. Kalish, March S
49, 1873.
Referring to my dispatch from St. Peters.
burgh, by the messenger Lycll, l have now
che honor to acquaint your lordship, that
having begun my journey, upoa the Empe
Tor's invitation to join him ut head quarters
on the 18th of February. reached Riga in
IS honrs, a. d arrived in this, town before
4ay-break on the Oh of March,
The Emperor received me in his acoustic
med most gracious manner; and in an audi
Snce Immediately after the parade, was
pleased to state the outline of hIs recent OPP
eratous, 49, - : 49,
In the first place, the result Of his Impe-
rial MajestY's communications 90 the Court
of Berlin, made on his first arrival at wilma,
has been the conclusion of treaty Of peace
and alliance, offensive and defensive, with
shat power.
The PlenIpotentaTies are Marshal Prince
KutusoE SmoIensko, x the Chancellor Bar.
Sn Hardenberg.
In pursuance Of this renovation of AMIGA
BILE relations. the most active combined
military, operations are already in progress.
THIS day report has been received of
she actual occupation of Berlin by The forces
OF his Imperial Majesty. under the Aid de-
Camp General Chez aicheif.
lac head quarters of the Russian army
arc established in this central position, to
give the necessary tine Tor receiving re-
cruits and conValescents, who are daily
arriving, and for supplying recessaries 60
tro7ps who have been engaged ~ cam
I'aign Of an unexanpied aid uninterrupted
:@t'es Of military operations ana marches
Tor J Itoaths.
This pause viii. however, be Of short do
cation. Nmbiog can cnorc s'rik;ng than
The Contrast between the march of the Rus
s'ag ar"v, and the concilatOry proceedings
Gt he Emperor. with that 90 bonaparte.
ani tie trocps under the Trench Generals.
Tie INST rigld and correct discipline has
necn oDsctVed IL the UuChy as well as ~
Prus>1.
iiis lmeer;al Majesty, tlicngh in posses
sion 81 re kc%s ct Nnr,a@, has ~, p,aced
= soldier wit,"i wails ard has. IN ever,
insf@n"e, tfea't'i tie Poles wI.ll she L 49,, q
sisne.'cy ard ihGalg .uce.
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Domestic.
WAsH1NGrox, June 2

WhsHINGToN, June 9.
Ihe attention of the House of ReDresen.
tatves was again occupied the whole OF yes-
terday, by the discussion of questions arIs
ing out of the case of the gentleman who
applied, by petition, to be admitted as Ste
nographer on the floor of Congress In con.
sequence of an impression which appeared
to predominant, tnat the petition was in the
nature of an appeal by an individual to the
House, from the decision Of its presiding Of
fcer, it was at length resolved, that the
prayer of the petition ought not to be gran
led.
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TwENY TDoLL4RS REW.aRD.

I'd hN-NNV Y ! FTOHi t1S SuOsCrIUcT TIT TAT
IA risonburg, Rockingham county, Virgil
nia, an ppreutice to the skin dressing. and bree-
shes Tsaking BUSINESS he is nineteen years of age,
shoiit feet ar inches high, middbag fair COM
pieaion, aud values himself ON running; had on ard
cook with him, dark grey surtout lined with vel.
low flannel, and double. breasted black home-spun
coat, and black velvet waiscsat entirely new, and
light coloured waisteost, and pair of nankeen
halls, and one pair corded and one pair blue eass-
mere pantaloons entirely new, and fine hat some
what worn; when he talks he has tolerable course
voice, black hair and black eyes, it is presumed he
will endeayor to learn the taaring trade his name
is Thomas Cartec Burton, but perhaps he may
shange his name to Thomas Carter or Carter Bur.
ton Whoever will take up the said apprentice, shall
receive the 30 dosrs If lodged in any Jail AID isfor
NATION given to me
HENRY TUTWILER, p. NJ.
Harrisonburg, Rockingham county. JUNE i,-3tp.
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: PUBLIC AUCTION.

"JILL be sold on Tuesday the 1ith inst. on the
w premises about two thirds of an half acre ,6t
with Dutch-roofcd house thereon--next above
the house at present occupied by Capt. Robert
Gamble.
5, 6 & months credit will be allowed the pur-
chaser his giving notes with approved Endorsers,
payable and negotiable at either the Banks of Vir-
sina in Richmond. THOS TAYLOR.
June 4 ids
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CATACART.

( 8ockholm, MIroh 2O.-The Ma'or and
Knight Dyer, arrived at Ystad, aud on the
nth instant in the brig cutter, Wanna Litst,
Bringing the official Information Of all Swe-
''ish Ponerania and Rugcn, having been
evacuated Oh the OH, by the French troops,
who, nl the same day, set out Tor Nd de-
bOurg.
The communications by the HsIgoaai
Mail a''o brlng US the following impor,an Nc
docnnent issued ny sweden whicn DISTINCTLY
pledges the SScN,'sd COuitto hosuhIcs wish
France
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Hamilton's VI ora Destroy
ING LOZengeS

This medicine De.:s 10 .lasogy whit
ever to others OF similar title 50 com
monty complained of IS cper-ti3T with
violence on the contrary aparn'u'"r
excellence Of this rene y l. il. being
suited to every age anncunotitu ION l.
,soIat -ins nothirg but what Is perfectly
nnycent, and is so mild in its operate
u TINT it cannot IT. ure t;.e tenderest
infant of week OIL, loud no worms
xist in the body hu,,H:ii, wnlou
pain, or gripping, cieanse the stomach
ND bowels. O. wh.teveyis foul CT OF
f osiyc. and thereby prevent the pro-
suction of worms, and nEsnJ fatal dis
't4crs
4 dose of this rartici7e given occa.
s;onaly during the warm season, WI.
ef1ectu prevent the " vomiting ano
,urc;ng of children" Ore adiul d'sor-
DR. which annually destroys thousands
81 he Infant part OF our citizens. 1t
:. likewise the mide.t and most GER
lin remedy Known, and has restored
~ health and strc"gth a great number
hen in an advanced sage OF tins iats!
neutrality-suspicious. and plain lnstr3c
,or. ar. given for every part of the
necessary treatment in such cases
Chi generally tDke thi. metiIine
Nth eagerness. having pleasing APP
,,ear*nrc and an agreeable TASTE.
Hamiiton's Grand Restorative,
I, recommended as an invaluable
medicine irr the speedy relief * pei
ualent cur, Of Nervous disorders, Cen
sumptions, Lowness of Spirits, Loss
Of Appetite, lmpur,tyo OF the Blood, Hy-
s.erica! Affections InwardNVeak esses
Violent Cramps ia the stomach & back
Indigestion, Melancholy, Gou, in t {
Stomach, Pains ia the limbs, Relaxa
,io9, &c. &c.
The principal operation of this re
medy is in the stomat h, restoring tie
digestive powers and sending tor
from that organ new health ara ,igor
into every part Of the system; It en-
riches and purifies the blood, Wit out.
III ming it braces, without stir:u'at
ing too violently, the nervous sys:em +;
strengthcns the secratory vessel, al d
the &c eral habii /; brings hack the II Us.
cular fibres to their naturai ant healthy
one; and estores that nutrition winch
mmodcrate evacu. tons bad destror.
ID, and whose loss lad thrown the
hole frams into ianguor ard debility
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Hchn's Anti. Bilious Pills.

For the prevention and cure oil Diiio''
.na malignant Few RS.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
evncrience, for believing, that "a dose
- these Pills, taken o"ce in every two
weeks, during the prevalence OF lou: our
n;I,;nns feyers, will prove an infall'ole
,reventa,i,e and further: that In the
,.,elier st,pes of these diseases their
use will very generally succeed IN re.
.,orinp health, and frequently IN cases
esteemed desperate and beyond 'he
,oyer Of common remedies.
They are cScellently adapted 70 car
rv off ,up4rAuous bile, and prevent i'S
morbid secretions; to restore and T.
med the sppstite to pro"ace ifee
ncrsniration, and thereb prevent co!cs'
which arc often Of fatal consequences
A dose never fails to remove coid'
if t.ken on its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing hahitu"i
costiyen.ss, sickness at the stomach &
severe headache and ought to be to
ken by ali persons Oh change OF Gil
mate.
In si3k'y times or places, a dose
should be taken every fortnight, and II
there is reason to apprehend personal
danger, it may belaken once a week
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:, ending this twenty shira d ApIn' =
m ~ ss.r Of out Lord one thousand sign'
'n aa arsd and ten, 70 be fully conpsa'
ed and endsd. ,as.,,the d.y
Given snder my hand ana sea, VIZ
and date ara, above written,
a." THOMAS P9UL. l.. ..
Signed sealed and delivered IN inc
presence Of Go G PRESboKi l..
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me. arising from contract
with Mr. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents ,of Inc Inc
sale of Paul's Columbian Oii, I'D tne e''y
sc p ,,timore, viz. DR.. Edme Dueatei'
sion Of the Golden head, No. 20 Mar
ss3.s,reet. Messrs. Henry keerl *
Som. Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No. ass Marke,-st. near the corner %
;Ioward-st Doct Jesse Talbot, Drug
rest, corner Of Hanover and Market-slS
usssrs. Warner and Hanna, ssationers'
..,,urr Of Cray and Marke, sts. MesSrS'
q s. R Waits Lottery Office, corner
of s, Paul's Lane and Market-st' n
,I;ltcnberger, Stationcr, No 10 sign
f Franklin. N Howard-st. Mcssrs'
J,bn & Thomas Vance, Statloners, NO
,7e Narket-st.-N FePs Potaf, oy
Dr.. Henry Derry, Orugglst' NO.
Marke;-st. aud Nathaniel Enisht o'a-
,;oner Fe.l's-s,reet-Cty Of Washi"s-
ton Messrs. David OF, s. Co. Drug
,r;;,,s,-pARadethhia. Nh. Thomas Love
at Or. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. % North
4th St. John Y Bryant, Druggist
co,ser of Cd and Pine-Stree.s-!ere'
mi,h Morris, Druggist, No. 2sa Mar
tc..strpe.--Stephen North, Druggist;
No. IS High st. between "a and 50
streets, Messrs Cro~l & segar, Drug
oi.,s Mutet st.-.Fa7v York, Messrs.
I,hp s. Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lanc, Messrs. Laurence x
keesc. druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. u
SR W.i.cs's Nos. 50 and "a, Maiden
I,,ne-York I64y,s, DR.. John Fisher
Dr7, -.4rpchoHs. Messrs. Guilds u
Snaw George Town. DR.. John OF
Druy-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel FAINT
nes,"ck. Drug.-harrisburs. Dr. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-EGston. Dr.Iho-
mas Fl. Dawson, Drug.-Pefers6urs'
Vrg Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
eists.-Hegrrs:o5v'.. DR.. Frederick Mil
ler,Drusgist Fred rickfos0". DR.: John
S. Miller, DruSgst-Wnch-stcr. Mess
JOIN s. Adm Miller, Drugglsts'-f7an-
over Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-CarHsle. Or. John
Fahnestock, DrugGist.-srook pWe.
Montgomery co., Mr. Brice Gassaway'
AyD IN dLEXANDRfA, BT
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail. at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
| JOHN LOVE.
March 90 'awan
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March 90

,'.iithN COUNTY. 10 WIT
I, WILLIAM DENEALE, one of the
comnonw aIth's justices of. the peacc
for til Crun,y afg esaid. To all sberiffs,
n,,vors, bai:ifI,. cohstabies and headbo-
rorr!s, within the common" Cath "i
V,rv;r,is. Whcrcas Rnbert kltwell.
lat. Jainr, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen: Jailor, for tbs County, for Richard
Rsl,l.ere. sheriff * said County, have
con,n:ained on oath before and to me.
that Elijah Graham, who was COIL ltted
70 the jail oftne count, aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and TO be Sc
cured in the said JNii until the next
Superior Court, to be held tor the
County 2forcs>id, and then and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
mltled to the sid J il by myself as a
runaway. She said her name was Nam
CIV, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Frederlcksburgh, Virgil
nia-,l;d forcibis, or by other undue
means, open the door OF the Said Jail OF
the night Of the 9th inst. and escape
tAcrefron, and ,t.at such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, and
against the will Of them The said Robert
Kidwell, and Daniel Brady, Jaicrs as a.
foresaid, aud arc now going at large.
These arc therefore in tie name of the
commemorative require you ssevery
,fyou, in your respective counties, towns
and precincts to make diligent search BY
way of hue and CRY, for the said Elijah
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and him
ana hcr having found, to seize and re.
take ADD safely convey, or Cause him and
her to ee safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
BY due course of law. Given under m,
hand and seal this 2sth day of Novem-
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE, Seal
Nov so 2:wtt
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The Severe ign Ointment for
the Itch.

Which is warranted a.. infallible re
medy at one application, and may be
used vita the most perfect safety BY
pregnant women. or ON infants week
old, not containing particle Of mercu-
~ or any dangerous ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanied with tina,
ormsnting smart which attends The ex.
nibltion OF other remedies.
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Iohll S
Executors Of JCH''
Dumigies, Dec. !.
District Of Colgmbia. to

District Of Columbia. toI
NOIEMBEK \
Ferdinend Marsteiier, C,r'
against
I Be-, JAM" ! Hale Tsu & : D4I
IN CHlEcB3f
1t appearing to the >a;l'.1
Court, that tac order ct
this Gaze, made at NcVrHI
1911. has been duly eI;
Court doth therefore tasetI
ant. Bill for confessed 4; \
dam Benjamin Hale, * on
hereof, ant, OF the ex''!.i
fIed-it is ordered BY the |,
Master Comm'.s ioc:r. Ausi
account between the Comp
the Defendant, Burja".mb'
venture to Barbados and q
signed to the said BenJa'" /
claimant and describ,d 10 I
that he report tie SAID o. 4
Court for turtle; proce'~sj
herein. AID the SAD CIR
authorised to take TIC -"
Witnesses he may deep
tie to The matters TO E.n'
directed to give che H'''
notice by personsl serve: |
Benjamin Hale, or by S W.l
one of the A.exandrla nc
the time and place OF the 60
order.
A cory tes:. .>--,-
The above nan cd ~ ~,
cialiy the said Btria n'N 10
by notified, that or Mono&''
of February next, at ia -
the forenoon, | shall pre''',
tiers referred to ne by' ~
in the prrtiScd order y
their attendance is Teqr'!'Ii
in the house adjoining az,
the Pos, Omcc, King sur, ,
COLIN All.
December 81
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HAsiI:. TONS
sENUINE ES>ENCE AND Ey

TRACES or MUST AHD.
! safe and efi'ectuaj remedy tor d.
re and chronic rheumatism. govt
i,cumatic cont palsy, lumbsso, pumo-
,ess white swe!liag., chiihlaiHs, sp:ain:
a:ulses pin IN the face and necS &c.
This valuable remedy il prepared
9th in a. fluid STATE and in pills. ard
aus excclIcn.!y accepted, for external
.nd internal use.
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LaNDS FOR sd

I'm Monday the Isl DAY g
next, VIII he eXlo,sf
Sale at capt Wiiilams',T. 3
fries, TIE following LAM
county OF Psince William, 4
the Late John Gibson, for
Of III, debts. =
Sixteen Hundred and Z
acres lying or S!a.y Ru3 I h
upper SIDE of Gear RI
Hundred sid Fifty eight Y
lower side ct CedAr Ran Y
Branch-distant twenty Rrtf
A.s3andr5ia, and fifteen :rsas
About sixteen burGred j,
a5cre Lard arc under gytl
-indiciou .ly laid oH and DID
land abouDds in fiur timclDs
and between three and Z I
bushels cf wheat are aunt y
it. There is ais" an cXcr 4
a. breast mill, q large Dcv
oyersecr's house, Win ~
houses, and young beam
peach orchards Of choice f !
Further detai!s ore d,eas
sarv. IS it is presumed a'y,,,
ing to purchase, Will sieS,a;
and Mr.. JENKINS res!t"n2at
slew the lands and siy' Ihice
speeding them to an 2'''il
apply. ::
Possession will be gIveN",
next, but the Nsgr"es and .
nemain on tae plantation "
April. !
Terms Of sale-four AZ,
ments -Thrsc credits aN
cause the prioc;psi debts, !,
above Lands are directed .,
now in Ii,;g ',ion, AID coos
siderable time be SrouSh: I
Element.
John S.
James
Executors Of JCRV
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-05
RECEIVED

ay Schooner Melinda, frsp. no' v".. e"'
ssar. Regulator, from New fS,s'
A.a,rnp,ete assortment OF Ss2oEo' Q
all descriptions and fashions
In Store.
Cotton, Window Glass Ravens LUZ
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse a'oe''
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
-, cost Law,