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commander Of .a.d fRactes never had re.

commander Of .ssd RACKET never had re-
ported the SAID York, after his capture, TO
the marshal as prisoner of war; that said
York went three cruizes, in the Liverpool
Packet-that, previousto the second cruizc,
he was forced on board, or that there was
an appearance of force usct,-that he went
on board voluntarily the last Cruixc-that
during The said three cruizes, car,els with
American prisoners had been sent from the
Liverpool Packet TO the United States I;
that when said Liverpool Packet was cap
tured by captain Shaw, the said York was
under arms, as were the crew OH board.
From the testimony Of Mr.. ThalesG. Yea.
ton, corroborated by that of captain George
B. Dcnnet, and captain Gc orse Hun
trcss, it appeared that York, Ssshcn or
dcrs came TO put him lii irons, of his own
free will and accord, confessed that I" il
was not Englishmen, but his own coun-
trymcn had brought him to this, and il
he suffered, they should suffer with him
--tba, he was taken lii brig by the Liver
pool Packc, and had the PROMISE of capt
Barss that he would set him on shore in
America, as soon as possibly-that he con-
tinucd i'll the privateer until they made
iheir Cruizc, and he went another cruize
with the same promise as bcfnre; that the
Livc,fooi Packet belonged 10 number Of
Owners, and four or fve IN Boston--as also
ths Sir John Shcr6roke, belonging to fhe
same concern, that they lad four or .fUe
Chrbacco Boats going back and forward
from Boston 10 Iive'hooi and KLhfar 10
glue Information Suhen Vcssrla svere 10 sail,
that they might come out and take them"
Capt. Huntrcss testified that York con-
) fessed to him, that they would not le,
him go" from the Liverpool Packet that
Chebacco Boats came. from Boston, and he
was detained for fear that. he should give
Information.
The defence was, that said York was Il
passenger and went on board the liver
pool Packet under the assurance from the
commander thereof, that lie should be Sc
ashore upon his own counlry--that heshad
no traitorous intent.
1t appearing to the court that the scvi.
dcncc supported the complaint, said York
was ordered to, be committed TO prison
and there detained until discharged by or
der of law.
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previous question, and Mr.. Potter withdrew

PREVIOUS question, and Mr.. Potter withdrew
his motion.
The majority Of the house rose for the
taking the previous question.
The question then stated by the chair
vas" Shat the main question be no7o hut 90
II was decided by ayes and noes as follows
Yeas 83, Nays 70.
The speaker announced that the dues-
ton now before the house was " Shalt the
6tH6e esgrossed for a third reading 2"
Mr.. Pitkin conceived that the question
was on the amendment which was under
consideration when the previous question
was called, ard not on expressing The Dill.
The speaker adhered 10 his diclsion.
From this decision Mr.. Pitkin appealed.
n debate ensued and the question on
confirming the decision of tho chair was
decided by ayes and nays as follows-Yeas
90 Nays CO, and the decision of the chair
affirmed
Mr. Wright moved that the bill lie OIL
the table. Negativea.
The question on engrossing the bill for a
third reading was then determined in the
afhrmative-.hyes 90, Noes rs, and it was
ordered TO be read third time ,o-mor.
row.
The house in committee of the whole,
Mr.. Nelson in The chair, on bill for es,a.
blIshing the Office OF commissioners of the
revenue.
his bill wss gone through, and the bill
laying duty on sugar refined within the
U. States taken up =.
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LIST OF LETTERI,
Remaining in The Post Office, .dier

Remaining in The Post Office, alexandria.
June 3lSt, 1919.
A--Alexander Allen, Rev. NJ. Addison.
John Aull, Charles Austin, Trueman Adj
ans.
B.-John Bruf, John Bresch hard, Benia.
min M. Brooke, 8; G. II. A. Browne.
Mary III Beckett, James Boorman, Joseph
i3oiseau, Q; John Russell, VIM. Baillv.
israel Briggs, Charles Berk, Lucy i.
Brooke.
C.-Julia NJ. Clark, Capt. VIM. Chan.
man, Lucy Carter, Geo. Is. Corciiman, Jas.
Calbert, John Casbey, John B. Cutting, Sa-.
rah Chichester, Henry Croker, William
Campbell, A. Cochrane, Robert Garter.
Susan Cooper.
D.-Eliza Dunlap, Joseph l.. Datres-
George Drlnker,2; Jacob Duckett, Han.
nah Dyson, Ebenezer Delano, Sucky Dur.
ling, James Duff, X. F. Degge.
E.-Wm. Evans, Judson Ember.on.
F.--Henry Fox, Thos. r. Ford, Harri.
son Fltzhugh, George Francis.
G.-Eiiza Gooden, Frederick Green.
Matthias Gahagcn, Mills Generous, Allen
Gunnell, Charles Colbert, Robert Glass.
we'll, James Gray, +. Gorham, Levi Green.
we'll, John Grifiths, Mr.. M.GiI, Hum.
phrcy Gwynn.
H.-Timothy Harrington, Daniel Hewitt,
John r. Higgison, James Hussey, VIM.
Hail, VIM Haskell, Isaac Henry, Caleb
Hand, Thos ]. Hill, Richard Hammond,
l.. j. Hasner, Thos. Hiet, John w. Hewets'
John Huse.
flames Irvig, Walter Jones, J. n.
Jennet, Charles I. Jenkins, VIM. A. Jack.
son, Julian Jauber.
R.-Philip KeatIey, Price Kelly. VIM.
King, Francis Kirby.
LEAnn H. Lee, Gen. Lee, Henry Lee,
jun. Edward Lilly
M.-Wm. M'Furson, George Miller.
James MEDALLION, Eliza MsMurray, John
Moore, Mary Mills.
N--Wm. III. Nichols, F. A. Neale, John
Newman, Thos. Ogden, Geo. Offutt, Mi
gucl Palasios, Monsieur Polinus, 8; James
Patterson, Patton Philbrick, Jonathan Pink
ney, Mary PiersoD, Thomas Pearse, Jol,
Palmer Eliza Peake.
R.-Thomas M. Randolph, Priscilla
Read, Mary Reaves, Kisley Rooksburg.
VIM. Ramsay, Rufus Robinson, VIM, Reed.
Peter II. Randolph, VIM. Kicks, Rebecca
Riley, George f. Rich, VIM. Roberts.
Francis Reid.
S.-John Smith, Charles Sleighter, Abb
ah Sharpe, James Slower, Elijah Swift, ST.
mon Summers, Amos V. Smythc, Ann P.
Stones, Francis N. Seaver, VIM. Snow,
III. Segoursey, William Stephens, VIM
Smith, Benjamin Shackelford, Jacob Shin.
die, VIM. Sinners, Archibald Smith.
T-Richard w. Tidings, WIN. d. Tay.
lor, James Thompson, Thomas Trammel
Richard 5. Taylor, Eliza Tillot.
p.-Ebenezer Vowel, Charles Veale.
WIN. White, 8; Ephraim Wilcox,
Alexander West, Richard Wilson, AlexaDs
der Williams, Gurdin p. Williams, James
Wrenn, Charles Wallace, Eli Williams,
John Walker,
G. G1LPIN, p. M.
July q. 81
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Extract qf a letter fran gen. Harrison 10
gov. Mdgs, dated
Head CHARTERS, Fronkhagton,
Jane Esd, 1918
DEAR SIR-An express has Just arriv.
I'd from Camp Meigs, bringing informa-
ion, that an army of British and Indians
we're about to make another attack up.
Oh TINT place. think it probable that Forj
Meiss is not the object, but that the attack
Eli be upon Lower Sandusky, CieaVelant
or Erie. shall set out early in the morning
for Sanduslly, and will keep you constant.
~ appriscG Of the events passing in thai
direction.
am your friend,
WIN. Ii. HARRISON.
His Exc. Gov. Meigs.
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This IS to g1ue Notice,

VNHAT the subscriber of Alexandria
Il county, in the district of Columbia,
hath obtained from the Orphans court Of
said county, Letters of administration on
The personal estate of Jas. Piper, late of
said county, deceased--All persons having
claims against the said decedent are hereby
wa, ned to exhibit the same to the subscrib-
er properly authenticated, on or before tho
9th day Of January next, they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit TO
said estate and those indebted thereto are
hereby required to make immediate nav
mcnt.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of yu-
ly, 1918.
CATHARINE PIPER, Adm,,x
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, July 9, 1918.

1t Affords US pleasure to discover that
the anniversary Of our independence has
been celebrated in q becoming manner, not
only in oar large cities, but even in the in
terror of the country. A nation assembled
to commemorate the day which gave birth
20 its liberty, presents, at all times, an in
7ercsting spectacle, but more particularly
at this time, whea We are again engaged
will not only afford us an opportunity as
usual, to give loose TO the ebUllilions Of
national pride, or indulge in the enihusi
asm of patriotic feeling; but it will have
the good effect of inspiring US with de-
termination to bear with patience the pri
vations of war, by irresistably recalling to
our recollection the struggles of our revo-
1ationary patriots, and the dangers they
encountered to accomplish an object, not
more important. than the one we are now
fighting for.
Among the instances which have fallen
Immediately within our notice, is that o.
the inhabitants of the adjoining county
Fairfax, who assembled at their court
house on Monday the 5th instant, when an
Grafton was delivered by augustine kTfz
hugh, Esq. (Which will be found on the
first and second pages Of this days paper
and a barbecue, at which the people enjoy
ed themselves, without a single circum
stance occurring to mar the hilarity or har
moDy which reigned during the hole day
We have heard Of no movement Of the
enemy's squadron in the Chesapeake ind.>'
eating an intention to attack since our last.
WAsHiNGToN-CITY, Juiy s.
Cory ola letter from major general Dear
born TO the secretary Of at mar, dated
Head Quarters,
Fort George, June 25th, 1918.
SIM have the modification of inform.
ing You OF an unfortunate and unaccounta
BILE event which occurred yesterday On
the 23d, at evening, lieut.. col. Berstler
with $40 men, infantry, artillery, cavalry
and rihemen, in due proportion, was order.
ed to march by the way of Queenstown, tc
q place called the Beaver Dams, on the
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ND AN AWAY from Oak Hill, the res

AN hW AK from Oak Hill, the resi-
M dencc of Mrs. Basyr, about ten tIav.
ago, negro lad, named HENRY. He is
a bright muatto, with long straight bushy
hair, abou, Is years of age, and rather
small for that age, has scar on his left
temple occasioned by the kick of horse,
and is likely, sensible boy, and capable.
house servant. He had OH wool hat much
worn, homemade cotton shirt, and pan.
falcons OF the same, dyed purple Who
ever will deliver the above boy to me or
secure him IN goal, shall receive the aboye>
reward.
HUMPHREY PEAKE.
Centreviile, July 6. 81
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THURSDAY, Liy 8.

Mr.. Iroup from the committee on mill
tary affairs, to whom was referred the re-
solution OF Mr.. Pitkin, (of Connecticut)
instrnc,ins them TO enquire whether any
and II any what alterations are necessary
to be made In the act entitled an oct max
f" ing Provision for a,mins and equithiup
i me 7ohole body cfthe militia ofihe United
" States, and particularly whether any, and
and II any what alterations are necessary
'' as to fhc time 7yhen the arms procured by
virtue OF said act, shall be distributed
to each state and territory made re
port that the funds appropriated bv the ac,
OF April IS, 1903, iQI arming and COUP
ping the whole bedyo of the militia of the
United States, amounted OH the 23d dav
of April last, to one million of dollars
of this sum Se4792 dollars have been ex
pended The whole number of arms pro.
cured up 10 his day, amount TO sAA77
stand, procured by contract
The following dispositions have beeu
made prior TO the oath December, laIs-
New Hampshire, 1000; Vermont, s0o
Rhode island 1000; New-Jersey, 900 /;
Delaware 500; North Carolina. 2I3O. 6
Carolina, 1900; Georgia, GOO : Ohio
800; Kentucky 800; Illinois Territcrv
2lo; Indiana -; Louisiana $50. Since
Dec. "a, l8t2-Connccticut, 1000. New.
York, 1000; Maryiynd, ! 800; Louisiana,
500; ONO, l,5oo; District of Columbia.
1900. distributed 26,ooo-leaving s,477
subJec. 10 future distributions. The com.
mi,tee thought the law had been substan.
TALLY complied with by the present dstri.
BUTTON OF the executive by surprising one
thousand arms to have been distributed TO
Massachusetts and then tnguiyius whether
she would have distributed one stand to
each company by trans tation throughout
inc state which contains probably /, 900
Mcssrs Dewce, Post, Howell and Davis
scveraily had leave Of absence from ,o.mor.
row till the end of the session.
Ga motion Of MIR. Fisk (of VIZ the
house agreed TO consider the remon STRANGE
of the Legislature OF Massachusetts.
Mr., Robinson moved to eremht from a
reference that part which speaks OF the un.
constitutional admission of Louisiana.
Mr.. King Got N. c. alter much dis
cussion had taken place, moved hosthone-
0ient for two weeks, and subsequently, TO
extend it till December next. He thought
congress had better establish dishuting
committee to report, SC. on state and indi-
vidual cases.
After lengthy debate in which the fe-
dera members generally were i'll favor of
the latter postponement, on account as they
said TO progress with and conclude the bu-
sincss Tor which they were assembled, SC.
Thc.qnestion was decided in favor of such
a postponement a motion to lie on the ia
BILE, and a motion to referto select com.
mittce having previously been made.
The house then resumed the considera-
ton of the Direct 7ar Bill which was atits
third reading, having been engrossed yes
terday.
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COFFEE.

JOSEPH O'BRIEW g. SON
Have for sale 5000 WI. first quality Coli
fee.
ALSO,
A general assortment European and In
dia GOODS which will be sold low tor
Cash.
JuIyo. St
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ALEXANDRIA ARTILLERY
So GRdTS
GRdYS

Will recolicct to parade this eveniae C
S, o'clock precisely, on the Mall cast q
Tompkins's spring.
July 9.
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December S.

NJ OTlCE-On Monday the 4th day of January
~ next, at the dwelling house of tie late Capt.
Francis Lewis, will be sold all the perishabIe es-
tate of which the said Lewis died possessed consis-
ting of stock ofeyery kind, crop of Corn, fodder
nc. &c. Household and Kitchen furniture of every
description, plantation utensils sc. &c, together
with from twenty to thirty valuable slaves all young
and likely, which will be sold for cash Terms Of
sale for the residue of the property ;i BE twelve
months credit on all sums exceeding twenty dol
lars, with approved Security to carry interest from
the day of sale, if not punctually paid all sums of
twenty dollars and under must be paid in cash.
GT All persons having claims against the estate
are earnestly solicited to make them known on or
before the day of Sale, it is the wish of the sub
scrber to make ample provision that day for the
payment of all lawful demands, and such as may be
indebted TO the estate hereby informed that i'm
mediate payment must be made, the situation Of the
estate not being such, as TO admit indulgence
ELIZABETH LEWIS, Adm'x
of Francis Lewis decd.
Powhsttan, Dec. s. wsw
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EtllARL0TrE COURT, Sd November, isI2-
~ Mary Freeman Sdminis;rarix OF Gideon Free
man decd. bEtf.
AGAINST
Philemon HUT jr. and Daniel r. Barnes admins
traitor OF Philemon Hurt Sr. deed. dy'f.
The defendant Philemon Hurt Ir. not having en-
tered las appearance according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court, and it appearing to
the Satisfaction OF the court that lac is not AN ;nhab
liant of this stateon the motion oil the plaintiff by
her attorney, is ordered, that he appear here on
the first day Of February Cour, next aad enter his
appearance aud answer the plaintiffs bill, aud give
Security tor performing the decree OF the Court, &
that copy Of this orer be inserted in some news
paper priated in Richmond for two months success
sivcly posted at the front door Of The Courthouse
of the said county.
Copy. Teste,
TIIoS. READ, elk.
Dec. IA. w8w
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~ DUCATION-Tle subscriberrespeotfuIly re-
IA turus his thanks TO his friends and the Public
or their liberal encouragement and informs them
that he intends to continue liis SCHOOL the eusu-
ing year-in which will be taught Residing, Writing,
Ariih,netick, Algebra, Surveying, geometrically *
Gy latitude and departure; the English Grammar,
tie Latin, Greek and French Languages Get
graphy, shetDrick, national aud moral Philosophy,
and tie Use OF thc G0bcs-!!is price for Board and
Tuition, each Boarder fnding his own bed bedding
and Candles, will be 500, or S1O5 including lodg-
ing.--'Ille term will commence ON the 18Th Janua-
rs, and end on the 18th Decemher.---A Vsea-
ton WILDE given from the 10Th Jane to the goth
July.
KNOWN. the great anxiety which parents have
for the improvement vi their children (hcius him
self parent he assures those who may commit
pupils hi- care, that the greatest atenlnn viii be
paid TO their morals, and tho utmost cndcavOrs Il
sed TO promote their advancement 10 literature
rios. u. COLE.N.9.T
Caroline county, New. 20. wswp
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Dec. 22.

~ EGROES, STOCK ,&c. FOR SALE Pursuant
- TO the last Will and Testament of David Dick
enson deed will be exposed to public sale to tie
highest bidder for ready money, Tuesday the
18th day OF January next i fair, if not the next fair
day. ut his late residence in Caroline county the
following slaves, to wit: Andrew, Sam, Moses,
George, Brutus, Armistead, Gritty. Amey and Nam
cy, or SO many of them will be sufficient to raise
the sum OF four hundred and ten pounds fourteen
shllngs and two pence, also some Stock and house
hold furniture, on months credit, the purchasers
giving bond with approved security, to carry Inter-
est from the day Of sale it not punctuslly paid.
ID. DICKINSON, .9H,n'r
Hiih The sviN annexed Of ID. Dickenson deG9
Dee %. W
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DUBLiC AUCTION-On Tuesday the o2nd
u inst. Gf fair, otherwise, the next fair day. will
be sold at aucton for cash, before the door of the
Swan Tavern, in this city, about Is or 90 Valuable
Slaves, of the estate of Ralph Wormeley, Esq, of
RosegiIl, deceased. These Negroes are likely, un-
der good character, and deserve the attention of
gentlemea wishing to purchase for their own farms
K. WORMELEY, Adm'x.
pr. JOHN CHEW.
December S. wtds
.QF The sale of Negroes belonging to the Estate
OF II. Wormley esq. is unavoidabiy postponed till
Tuesday the 18th January next.
December 10. wtds
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Dec. II.
rg,wo HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A

rE>WO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
Il bundle containing 500 sheets of twenty dollar
notes, printed in blank for te Farmers Bank of Fr-
GINA, taken of box and supposed to be sto-
len on the night of the 18th instant, the house of
Messrs. Woodford and Taliaferro in Fredericksburg
The above reward will be paid to any person who
will deliver the said notes to Dabney Herndon, Esq.
OF that place, or to the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against imposition,
they informed, that no tsuenty dollar notes have
been no. will be issuedby the Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia or any gifts Branches, until further notice.
VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
Richmond, 3Oth October 1912. 9avtf.
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HARDWARE, IRO.W.NON,GERY CUT.
q LERY sc. S5c.--Jas Bream, sign Golden An
vii, f. formerly Main street, Richmond, has Just re-
ccived by the John and Adam from London-ant
Ceres from Liyerpool-2o tons superior quality Bar
Iron assorted, fiat and squarea very extensive as
sortment of elegant Tea Trays, and Walters, Stock
Locks OF all kinds, Coffee Mills, Tenders with sheet
Iron bottoms, Copper and patent Iron Tea-ket-
ties, Iron Wire of all sizes, flat or smoothing Irons,
with large assortment of first rate blacksmith's bell
lowses from "a to SO Inches, Smiths Anyils and
Vices OF all sizes, Flies, Rasps, Buck Irons, Sledge
and Hand Hammers, Sore w-plates sc. &c.-beine
considerable addition TO li5 former stock on hand
all ct which he is determined 90 sell low for CASH
or acceptances in the City at 9, 4, or months.
Dec IL. n
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IN CiiANCERY--Tappalann Essex county
court OF quarterly session. continued and held the
SSih ,lay OF November, 1872.
Benjamin Jones and Sally Jones anu Peggy Jones,
nnts Under the age of twenty lone Years, by Benia
min Jones, their next friend, am. Ambrose Hunley,
William jones and Leonard Jones,
plaintiffs.
against
Thomas Jones, junr. and Mary Holt.
DEFENDANTS.
The defendant Mary Holt, not having entered her
appearance aud given security according to the act
OF assembly and The rules ut this court and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that she is
inhabitant of this commonwealth, tie motion of
the plaintiffs by their attorney, IL is ordered, that
the said defendant appear here before the first
day of March term next and answer the bill OF the
plaintiffs, and that copy hereof be forthwith insert
ed IN the Enquirer, printed IN the city o. Rchmot.d,
for Two months successfully, and another copy post
ed at the frcct door Of the Courthouse of this cou-
y. A copy. Teste,
WILLIAM b. MATTHEWS, d. c.
for
JOHN p. LEE. elk.
December IS. wSwp
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Dec. IA.

AN ASHINGTON HENRY .2C.aDE.VY-
w The Subscriber having extended his dwell
ling house, which is quite convenient to the Acade-
my, is willing TO accommodate students OF both SEX
es with board lodging, and washing in his family,
at the rate OF twenty pounds per annum, for all I'M
der twelve years of age and twenty -four pounds
for all others the money be paid quarterly in ad
vance.
J. n. RICHARDSON.
Dec.17 v3w
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ETLIAS V. LhCnA1ZE, Taylor and mems Mer
EA cer nearly Opposite t6e Eaele Tavern Rich.
,oond. respectfully iuforms the Pahiic in general
ttat he as on hand IN elegant anl extensive assert
nicnt of Genflemer,'s fashionable ready made dfes
,es, also Cloths n very superior qualify and dsil
exnecied fom New York fresh supply vi ch l.,
vii sell at very reduced prices for cash Only.
Dtsember 8 2awiw
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IN the 10th day of the next month, (December)
~ will De offered for sale upon the premises, adj
joining Goochland Courthouse 25 acres of land be.
longing to the estate Of Samuel Woodson, decd, up
on which is well built house for tavern with al
necessary out houses, good garden, lots sc. There
is no better stand we believe in the country for a
merchant or Tavern-keeper, it being in a popuIous
and rich neighborhood, and in mile of James ri
Yer, and thirty miles from Richmond. However il
IS deemed unnecessary to give very particular des
crpton OF this property, as it 10 presumed that those
who may wish to purchase, will examine for hem
selves. Possession to the above property cannot be
gwen until the LIST day of January, 1914 it is rent
ed to Mr.. Benjamin Anderson, the present occupant
until that time; but the purchaser will have the be-
net OF the rent from the LIST day of January next to
the time OF possession, which rent will be two hun.
dred and fifty dollars
Terms OF sale, one moety in cash, the balance in
twelve months, from the day of sale for which ba.
lance bond with approved security will be required
also deed of trust upon the property
THE EXECUTORS 4.
oooeniahu' november IA 2awt10th
o. The sale of the above property is postponed
land court day.
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TOR sale good plantation Black Smith, now A.
4 bout 2S years OF age, any wishing to pur-
chase such negro may know the terms, by apply
ing to the subscriber living in Louisa County.
BUKERTON WINSTON
Dec. 10. wAwD
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EORTY Barrels and Z Hhds Muscovsdo Sugar.
= Is Barrels Loaf do, 100 Sacks Liverpool
Blown Salt, IS Boxes 5 y 10 Window Glass. 5000
halt-pint TumbIers, 90 Boxes Boston Candles. inst
received and for sale, by 80
VIM. ANDERSON
On consignment 1000 VT. Soal Leather, which
will be sold at moderate price, on acconn odat:ag
terms
w. A.