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BALTIMORE. Feb. 16.
I-, late from FruucS.

Last afternoon captain }. K. Tay
lar. passcpgerin the Pilot. Clark Of
this port, which has arrived IN TIE
naIaware, in a short passage from
Rerdeaux. reached this city. The
pilot sailed from Bordeaux on the
frst If January. The Spark from
New York, arrived at l." Rochelle
IN the ED Of Dec. Another Ame-
u;oan vessel, name not mentioned
and consigned to Dueorneaa' and Ia :
dem with cotton. 6sh and potash al
rived there the 27th.
Captain Taylor obligingly placed
:, o,r hands a file of Bordeaux pa
n.rs to the 2sth December, ineiu-
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February g.
PUBLIC SALE.


AgrceabIy to an order from tie hon
the Orpnsns's Court, Of Charles GU
~, will ne exposed at pubic sale, q
Dryan- rown, On the d ~ Of Marc,
next, two Negro Men. one Woma'
AMI two Ch,idren-the property
alexander N'Pherson junior, late &
Cr-rlcs On rty, decease' ; on creoi
{ SIX mo s the purchaser or pun
c,ase,s sivIih bnnn wl,h approved Sc
>urlty. bea ing interest from the da'
OF sale
John w. M'pherson,
II. Nj he. son, OF Alex
Administrators
E,hr,,r, n d3ts
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Er'rnct Of ale'ter from a gentleman
in Boston to his friend in this ci'y
dated February 8, 1872.
I" Mr.. Allen. the late British
CousaI. and now agent for prisoners.
has this do, received an order from
the Marshal TO retire to Worcester
within three days. and not 10 60 out
0f,he limits Ofthai town"
.Nf1U Fork GcSette.
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The report OF a new Order in
Council, allowing American vessels
to carry bread stats and provisions.
to the ports OF any nation in amity
with Great Britain; wants coniir-
nation.
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Accounts from Ca1iz say. that Ge-
neral Bal!estcros is confined pri-
soHer at Ceuta. and that the sympa-
ib;es Of the people are much inte-
rested is his fate.
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Wishes to inform the Ladies Of Alex
andria, tina, she will open an Elegant
Assortment of MILNE Y mex. door
oC G iffth's corRer Of King and Roy
al Street AS she in,euls giving up tho
business she will sell cheaper than they
can be bought at win,lcsaie. Those
that wish to get great bargains Will
please to call.
February II 3ts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-18

ruD.I- onLE.
nv virtue or "a decree OF the y States
Circuit our; oil the district ot &C
lumpia for The county o. Alexander
vii. ne exposed to sac, on Weones
cay next,
j wo Lots Ct Ground, on
Fsyet,e aIc,, DeJweeh eau er'n AID
Union street, a. the dist.nce OF 90 fee'
4. ON the Int rsecton ct r y e allie:
.:na Union street, runnins e5 ieet z
nches west, ts ieet sou b 6S iee' Z
.acnes east, IS leet 10 the beginning
Terms of "a Cone third IN hai''
Que third in SIX months, and the oa'
ance in ninc months--to he secure
by deed of trust Oh the property.
The Commissioners.
Febln.ry i8. ust
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-18

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening
last. by the Rev DIR. Muir. Mr.. E.
VAN P. Taylor to Mrs. REBECCA
LAWRENCE. both oflhis place.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, February ls.
So 40 sHEw

us vnRY AGE & Boc- OF THE TIME
FoaM AND pREssURE.
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Captain Burr. OF the brig Two.
NaIy's whose arrival we mentioned
yesterday. and who was lately cap.
tured by the British squadron in the
Chesapeake, Informs that there was
an American Lady Of distinction
with two servants on beard the st.
Domingo. She was passenger Oh
board of vessel bourd from a
Southern Port to New.York which
had beca captured, II was Admiral
Narren's intention to send her to N.
York by tie first safe conveyance.
L Post.
The above mentioned lady is sup
posed to be Mrs. Aston, wife Of the
Governor OF South, Carolina. and
daughter Of Col. Burr. She sailed
from { harIestOn some time since in
avessel Bound to New-York.
Gazette.
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A B At I

MR.. GENERES presents his re-
spects 10 tic LS9les and Gentlemen of
Alex ndri4, and int rms them that his
Ball will be Oh Thursday next the 18Th
Inst
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PUBLIC SALE.

TXTI}.L b. SOFA on Friday next
w tle 18th instant, at the i.te
dwelling house of Rich'n. H Hu. les,
on King street, one door cast Of Rob TT
Young, Eaq. a Variety of Han''s' me
H .usch, Id & Kitchen FURNITURE.
Sale to con mence at O'Clock
P. G. Marsteller.
February - tt.s
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neral Bal!estcros is confined pri-
soner at Ceuta. and that the sympa-
ibies Of the people are much inte-
rested is his fate.
E;ac'sTTct ef Il tsHer, from Richmond,
dated February IS, 1918.
DEAR SIR.
Mr.. Powell cf Winchester, this
day submitted 70 tie Seuate, a bill
Top creating standing fierce gorthe
deicRee ofeur eastern frontier. with
the foliow:Gg preamble. Netwith.
standing kosereP. the obvious ne
eeSsity OF providing a permanent Sc
eur;ty against tho danger with which
we are threatened. and the very able
manner in which the bill to provide
against it was supported by MIR.
Powell. it was rejected by great
majority.
Whereas /" 10 proride for the com
mon defence" ferr's one of the pro-
mi7cnt and important purposes for
which the people of these United
States adopted our present happy
"onstitutioa-and whereas that c0u~
stiiution not oasr clothes the general
government with powers the most
ample. il property and effectually
exercised TO effect and secure the
defence Of each aud every state in
the union. but does moreover exp!i-
>eitly guarantee 10 the 18th article Of
the 8th sec,iea thereof. protection
from Invasion and domestic violence
30 eaci, state in the union, ly the
United Siates-and whereas mfor-
nation has been received. through,
the executive of this commonwealth.
that the eastern frontier thereof is
now threatened with invasion by a
British fleet within the Capcs Of
Virginia. and indeed there being too
much ground to apprehena that such
Invasion has already taken Place
and whereas the constituted autllo.
rites CT the United States, 20 whom
alone belongs the power to declare
,rar-:o judge of their state Of rea-
diness and preparation t.ercfor-and
their capacity discharge theirgreat
constitutional duty. OF defending each
state from invasion in such event
did in their wisdom declare war "a
gainst Great Britain on the 18th day
of June 1919. without having fur
nisl,ed al that time or at any subse-
qncnt period. this state with AIDE
quate means Of protection from in.
vasion. although the executive there
OF have with an honorable prompt
tude and zeal made repeated appli-
cations for such means-and whereas
by commune ations now in the pos
session Of this Legislature from the
Secretary Of State acting as Secrc-
tary of War to the Governor of this
commonwealth, ii is distinctly infer
red, that it is the purpose ofthe &c
neral government to leave this state.
in common with other states in the
union, chiefly to its own resources
for defence--and founding the JUS
tifcation of this legislature upon the
exisency of the occasion and pressing
necessity ofthe law, and without IN
tending TO abandon our claim upon
| the government of the United States
| to a faithful discharge of their con-
stitutional duty in this respect for the
future, and a just reimbursement OF
the expenditures TO which this state
shall be hereby subjected: BE i en-
acted, SC. &c.
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PUB, &c SAL E..

PUBI @IC SAE e.
an Thursday next the ls,h instant,
~ iffAir, ifnot, the next fair day. at
II o'clnck, viii be sold, on Ramsay's
wharf, without reserve,
j he A GO
OF the Swedish brig Stnckbolm-on =
liberal credit--Consisting nf
ll2 Hdds. lst quality Museovado Sugar,
also
~ Hhds old Antigua Rum.
= P G. Mafsteller.
: February Is Is
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lie SALE

|tn o;, he cOd,ehcuse in
IT, Alexandria, On ST. ~
E,..,'SSa'; ali The Es,s,,
f. nee, ess 'lsc's osL4N No.
|rTr,'s,aaa!g ttGreenbri'
,n,'s'ai'; tn. o,bsrir
T., s sa's Of psnnsYlrs.
1, l. sSsps ,''s to contain
[S[-s,o.eaf SOC 81.
t'SPsos Trcuse.
IDS
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The Members composing the L Il
Company, are requested by their CO..
mander Lieuie ant Field, O meet NJ
+. Francis HI orI's tavern, On Fri
day evening, at seven o'clock Pune.
III ] attent ancc is requested from eac!
IN m5er.
Francis Hucorn, 1st SIT
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I'D oarsfif',,' !. ).
=, I'D y s iss,, Dc
! se s,iy na s:sL l A,i
I5so got ersn Cha, n,
, J. r y all night
!, s 's on'il m sr !.
y, IN search OF a !,
|, \ f5pal. i. Re" n"l;s.'
,rrecs. after aa Why
+, srrrs and ' e"s''
\. portuguese wa"
|. ia'abi'a!s:'s CT 'a =,
c;an3. Tint 'n nlsa'
|, =. sable vita s'nr
',a sse the language
t,',naate snferers)
II. Next day We
ss.,ias been wreck
,N'Tldh'"
Eour port UF"H
f,,,,rrarco was hos
!, lar geni'cHen. TO
arr, Of introduction
J'ra,sH x ca. a.
40 letters to slew
!, !brr haips i'"ea
|, ,..,i in ana erFs
liz, hasitasie SAY
\ Consul. o.! l'on
gans iHihe h'S:sesi
Il.,asuIy conduct 10
sG, Feb. Il.
rs l'rap ofC9'al,
Tnlm's Company
|, Girhm ,sd arrived
R appearance Was
sn the ~, and ano-
la~sinea1s Norfolk
ar,hea through
AL ihr evening be
L.rier, at Fort Nor
Is RE Company
add' !I"arieo coma
rrjns.
lGi 10 ~ commanded
/, have arrived at
arIor with wl3nh
+ situation ant. ~
airel to The port u
be. flFnish honora-
la; ia dCteaoc Of our
uat a divided pso-
\ Srsrnor BTr5our
hs arlS .a7iors
s6si. arrived in
yeYcaias. OF YES
rncY reviewed the
'a tue detachment
s5al Regiment.
fR 'ga'ars. under
Clp ia :JNard. ar
aload and are STA.
.,an.
night a schooner
aoiured hy the bri-
Ir''e from her an
'al Gu snorr near
4 In the norping.
ie manned froEa The
I view 10 carry the
'aey were attacked
tie Princess Anne
&c attemp; Was made
small tencIer. but
&eess. Ga our side
used; 0; tie loss of
'@'e no Information.
b a Decree of
r W egicr Cyurt Of
|; S>hmm. Uls,ric,.
~ tu~, assignee q
s As, l.m,sCavan
>NP2s;o 20 fuLhC
Nv on TUESDAY the
"1Sh 4: y o'clock,
III acre Lot,
IN''GFl, aeScnhed in
y viva by " Lot No. :,
HOIQh n porI
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

| 'G VI NErHEoENiATi
| lhehorted Tor the A1erandria Gazette.
| WEDNESDAY, February II
M'. Dawson offered the following:
Resolved. that a cummittee be an.
pointed to enquire into what alter.
atinns are necessary in the chamber
OK the house of representa-. ives for
the future accommodation Of con-
sress, with leave to report by bill.
Adopted and a committee appointed.
Mr.. Little offered the following
Resolved. that the committee fways
aud means be instructed forthwith
to report bills in conformity with
the several resolutions proposing a
plan to raise revenue necessary for
the government. which were adopt.
cd by the house of representatives
on the 18th day Of March 1919.
On the question to consider. Mr..
Goldsborongh called for the ayes
and noes. it was determined in The
affirmative. ayes 66. nays So.
Mr.. Grundy moved that the rese-
iation lie on the table.
This motion occasioned consider
able debate and was finally mega,
lived; Tor it ~, against it 60.
Some further debate then took
place, and the resolution was ne
gativcd. Yeas II, Nays 90.
An ensrcssed bill supplementary
10 the naturalization acts was read
a third time.
Mr.. Bacon offered some obserya.
tons in opposition to the passage of
the bill in its present form, and mo-
we'd It's rcc0mmi;meat to a committee
of the whole house for the purpose
Of amendments
Mr.. Grandy followed in favor of
reeommitment. Carried.
The House in committee of the
whole. Mr.. Nelson in the chair, on
bill making appropriations for the
support Of government Tor the year
1913.
The committee was engaged in
filing the blanks at the suggestion
CT tue chairman of the committee Of
ways and Means when our letter
came away.
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stationary Prizes, as follow:

$ reserved for priz except e''ti-
led to 100 Tickets, VIZ, from No 9,
lpO to 9 200.
It drawn No. on 34'h dar, 90 Tick
8, viz from No. lo6O, t. 10, leo
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ROBERT GRIP,
Has Just receivsd-for sale-a few eo~
pies Of
Lees Memoirs Of the War In the Soutb.
ern department Of the United States
Bloant'. Practical Navigator and Cosst
Piiut
J.ckson's Book Keeping
Books Of Common Prayer, hplain ane
norocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancaster's Epitore
Father and Daughter bv Mrs. Opis
Knickerbo ker's New.York
Practical ] iety
The Raaf.aer. by Dr. johnson, in four
neat Pocket volumes, bound il bosrds
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al | E " iiON.

IHE NemDers Of TIE first Light
infantry Company, are requested I.
neet at Mr. f.u .orn's, on rhuvsda,
venine, 1t six o jock. PInctuai It,
tend.nce IS requ .'ea.
BY ortrr OF Ire aptain,
Richard Rock, 1st Sit.
February 8.
Attentson ! Rifle COMPANY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
March S.

HE sale of part of the estate of Theo. Il. Mo
Roberts decd. by his administrator
On the 92d day of February next. if fair. If mo- l
the next fair day, at the late Dwelling nous. =
iheo. L. McHoherts, near Prince Edward Con-,
mouse, Will be offered for sale, the highest bid
ger, izpr 40 FHLCABLE SLAVES, aud all the
Perishabie estate of the decd THAT isl Uo-sas
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Household and Kitcb.
All sales under $50 will be for cash all above that
sum- VIII De on IL months credit, the purchaser oil
wing Bond and approved security. to carry
from the date If not punctuahy paid. Those Who
nave unsettled accoants with, claims against the
Estate, are requested to make thera known to tbe
subscriber. ~ ''ie
Vim. L. MORTON, Admir-. Of
o- Theo. b. McRoberts.
vi account OF unfavorable weather. the sale of
the above property ispostponed until Thursday the
18th of March next. '"'
March 5. al
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Ri virtue of a decree of the Supe rior Court Of
NY CLancery tor the district OF Richmond pro.
noancei Oh the III day OF February 1919 in :. cause
therein dep. nding h.tTecn Ds,i Prlloes \ James
'|' Anthony, VIII be expo Cd IN sale at pubic TIC
uon Tor ready moael at ,lt II mt door Of the Ea-
gle a'ern ~ ia. Cry OF i.ieh-ond or tl.c Io,,
Ga, ct April next, between tie LOWS Of ia
a"" i r ~ i"t NE purposes IN tne said IL. zee
ment'o".G' the Er''k i-umhcr iinuse iA,eiy owLcd
ana occupied b. to- sad .ames C.. Anthony, I'd,
me roruun oi th' sts kno'sn III TIE 1.n al IN, -
I! OF tielmVnd by The Nos ses y S5SSn u!,;e, -
Is erected Subject, However, - the aoNrr OF Mrs
husband. 49,
VIM MARSHALL, Com r,issioners
March S. ,.,v,J
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GEO. GREENHOW,
March G.
I,LOPED.

ELOPED,
IN the I'd June 1912, from the Subscr;bar
- siu'ng within two miles of Campbsll court
nou'e' negro man named Stephen, Of ,,arl mn
.aUto complexion, about % or % years OF no. g..
'eet SIX or :even inches high and stout mad. Is
questioned closely, puts a bad conference on'
down look. ana
lie was raised in Northumberland, near N. conn.
mouse IN the Northern Neck, Of Virginia. wb.ro H.,
mos. probably has escaped to but Ia, been Hi
Tor several years past in Brunswick eounIr
S,.n Mr, James j. II, son, Of whom III. subser;.
,"r. i.ey purchased him nd may possibly be .,in
iur.'hg IN that helghbosrhood
as ns ne IS somewhat of shoemaker he may st-
.rnp' 10 pass % free man, and work at thai t.a5
ihhty dollars reward will be given far apnreber,d
ing and securing him in Jill, so that get HIM sra;
Oh tity dollars, hdeiiyered to me- suns
please give the earliest nlot nation to n"c, p p,'
V Wslks wage f OF Dnwidas county. Doct David
q. isenmond, or to the subscriber and w. NV.
picat3n to either of them, may receive IN. asop.
March 5. ~ "-hHAEH
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March 5.
LIND FOR sale,

v
ne subscriber, by virtue g, power of attorney
so'a JOSIAH Noodson, Iate of Goocb,and Cn'.n.
aha state OF Virginia. but at present resdsn, IS
AentusEy' offers Tor sale that well known nd h..,,-
Ilui tract OF Land in The Csunty of GoocbIa,d ON
James i'Ner called Dover, adjoining and betSyeen
lHe isuS o! ROBERT H. Saunders and the heirs Of Jo
seph Watkins dcc'd.-The tract contains bs,.,'a,,
.. Gnu seven nundred acres one hundred < twen-
OIL @'ch Is In Sabbo, Island and AN eaIal cuan,i.
o Low Grounds. Its fertility of, re- i1bdmce.
ments to the Farmer that must be am,,,v 800,
IL 10 oene9ed to be Inferior to 10 land In H. &C.,
Oh virginia IN soil or situation remarksl,ly Ill
tered ana healthy. The improvements are q -
Gu o"e'nhS house with two rooms snda nasso,a az
'o"' ahs two rooms above stsirs-.,yitb . s'Ss;.;.
number CT ont houses for family ecnyen;rs -
barns lor storage of grain. Il is fire.. frn,n ~, anu
eunprahess save lease for the purpose of scarni
ing Tor ami raising Coal and althmioh M olf
consequence is yet found, the prosueots ~ 1870 %
are hatterins. The terms Of sale are ora 80
the purchase money in hand and the hail. -; =; "a
annual pay ments clear and n.iefeasib t.r ~,
DC gwen on the final Payments being made go -.
Pe.so"s VINO are DESTROYS OF purchasing will find ~
AZ the Eagle Tavern IN The City oi Richmond nd ',e
every thursday in each week untiltbe frs, IF "a
Pr', a"n at al other times at Philip Woodson'a ~
thS premises III the county OF Goochland. - O'
JAMES ". MOSS,
attorney in fact
March s. 0' ''"'"h w oodson.
SIP
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WILLIAM NORRIS jr.-whoIesalo ren-de.:

WlLLIAM NORRIS jr.-WholesaIe Tea.des-
" Ter and Grocer No. 66 Market Street Bal,i-
more, has on hand and fer sale, large assortment
Of Teas, Wines and Liquors, and other groceries /;
which he pledges himself to sell in their 1ure st.,.
and at small advances.
w. N. jr. informs the inhabitants of Richmond
that he will make purchases of any article not in
his line Of business, by charging the usual commits.
siness in his line, having been regularly brought
up to Grocery business, that he win give salts
faction TO these who may favour him with their or
ders.
Reference car sc bad of iiessrB. n. u j.
Dick &c Co. or Murphy e. Scott.
March 3. o.
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LIND FOR SAJR
March 5.
o.. Or THE EsrATro or

gsA1R.4JNIEL IUR.NTR. 9ec,J
A NE Tract lying in Hanover county i; pIa.t
~ 'ihe meek, containing by old survey 124 10 q.
ores, With dwelling house thereon. G,o -, n
,eaoomtsJ rs well imbered, & part low ,rornGs
WIN oe oiiered Tor sale to the higheo bidder NJ Hon
over courthouse, on Wednesday the 24th Ri -.
that being court day. mn Gu next
those disposed TO purchase such land. NOV, J.
s s, me same by Capt George Street. MIR joln
bea', or Mr. Cunningham, or either Of ther, ' sHn
all live in the neighborhood "' WIG
ANOI'HER TRACT
~ Lying IN LOUISE county, eight rni!es beiow ,l.
lrnouse, ana IN the neighborhood ofCol O. 81
hss Wern containing 800 seres, more or
sha', uweihng house thereon, will be SOLD ~ ti,
,ns"e9, p'"ner, "t'i'ouisa Courthouse, ON Nonda~
ui re e'gh'h OF March next, that being court dav
NO. "sPosed TO purchase said trnct :,ilI no
1 ~. WI rue same ny Nh. Jno. Waddy, Antbonv WaI
dy, rJno DaEs, who al reside near the n.;d 800. ~
vi land '"i "e Sa'u tract
Terms Of Sale-1st payment Tor one ,1;rd, ::
months after the day of saIeEznd NH. v'n," ~
months .herea!:cr-Jd and last in 10 rn,,L. ar ~
the 2hd payment i'Oh'h' alter
bond' with approved sccxr;ty will ne ,so,;, -
10 carr interest from the d,te IF M, t .' ~ ~
pad with deed; # trust to secure the un,"ts
meuts. ''' "'"ih"ts pay .
JOHN TURNER, and
a. TURNER,
In 6shaIfofhe
Marcl, g LegafeeS.
IL LIE sale Of the iaud advertised in tTarov.
SSSgunY Is postponed until the first day of Uano,er
=" Ccut' next, u fair, IT, nof the rext foir a.
FEB. %. '0"N A. TURNER
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.hc rich people of The United States could not ,np.
ty even 10 millions at : per cent. tor the suppor,
o. their own government.
Merchsn's, IN particular, whose gccts have been
released from confscs,ion under the laws of the
'a, ought To feel themselves bonnd, men rs well
as citizens 10 loan 10 Their 20, part OF
those funds ~h,oh taer soser~uen, ..ss SO freely
given up.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05

VIRTUE 81 j Deed OF Trns,, bearing date
ND Goth April, one thousand eight .i,un.irest ara
I'VE, executed by Janrs z. Anderson 30 tire s,bscri
oers, for eis purpose If securing debt ,re Them
as PerAinsoa which Deed il Of reeord;n The Count,
court OF A'nehs-Wil! se sold for cash to- the high
est bidder, Ca the Goth day .. March next, on H..
pieii'. $, one ,rrSt at Land, hing in .h. co,,,,v
OF Ameiis, within one mite oftae Caus; blouse, =
eon,snis or hu.l;e aer. 5, more o.. less
ihe notwithstanding as I ;ns,ces VII: only co,
Iey 10 the PURCHASER suVh title as is vested M,
them. ,. -. 80" III,
NATHANIEL HARRISON ,
PETER kiSON. Ifrsfces
Amelia, March 5. wsw,