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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
PUBLIC SALE.

Pursuant to a decree OF the
County Court Of Fairfax, in the suit Of
Charles Higbee against John McIvei'
and Josiah Watson in Chancery, will
be exposed to Public Sale on the Pre-
misses, on Thursday the 18th day o.
May next, that part of the Stumphiii
Tract not disposed of at formcr sale.
consisting Of Lots No 36, 81, IT and
48, contoininr in the whole IS acres
l24 po'es The situation of these Lots
so convenient to town, will render
them an Object to purchasers, and the
sale will be made on credit Of s, %
and IL months, tn; payments to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the Com.
missioners.
JAMES KEITH,
GEORGE GILPIN,
FRANCIS PEYTON,
Commissioners.
April 9 eolotd6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed of trust from Will
liam Hodgson TO the subscriber, to
secure the payment of a debt due
from him to the Bank of Potomac,
will be sold on Wednesday. the 2lst
day of April next, at / o'clock, o
the premises,
A piece or parcel of Ground
Situated on the north side Of Prince
street and west side of Washington
street fronting on Prince street 81
feet s inches, and extending back and
binding on Washington street 70 feet
inches to an alley g feet vide.
The terms of sale will be 200 dollars
in hand, and the residue in 6. l2 and
IS months, with interest, TO be secured
by negotiable notes with an approved
indorser. The purchaser to receive his
title when the notes shall have been
paid.
Thos. Swami,
TRUSTEE
March lS 2awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby notified,
that fifth instalment of one dollar per
share is called for, payable, at the Bank
on Wednesday the sth May next.
By order ofthe President y Directors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
Cashier.
April S. 3tawtsthm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
LIME
SIXTY DOLLARS.

EKTlLL be given for experimenting
Wv and securing in goal, SO that
get him again, Negro man. named
BOB. late the property of William
bowman, deceased /; he is about thir'
ty years of age, five feet nine or ten
inches high, stout made, of & dark brown
complexion, very full eyes, a large
mouth, with teeth very wide apart, a
surly look and manner of speaking. AS
he has been hired out for several years,
his clothing is unknown He is COO
per by trade, and works entirely with
his left hand, the thumb of which has
lately been very sore, the mark at
which may he plainly seen. Twill give
FIFTY Dollars to have him secured in
any goal IN this state, or the above re-
ward, ifsecured in gaol out OF this state.
Masters OF vessels and others are
forwarned against harborine or carry
ing off said fellow at their peril.
James Nisbett. Ex'r.
Fairfax County, near occoquan.
April 9 sawow.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
FOR SALE,

A Tract of Land, in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty six acres, large proportion OF
which is we'll timbered, the residue
being cleared and Of fertile soil. AL
so another Tract, containing about 40
acres, through which the Washington
aad Little River Turnpike road passes:
On said land are several handsome ST
tuations, commanding an extensive
view of the circumiacent, neighbour.
hood. Near the above turnpike, per-
.haps, weuldbe good stand for pub
lie house. Also Mill Seat, being
possessed of every possible advantage,
having l3 and half feet natural fall in
short distance, with plenty of good
stone sufficient for dam and building
Of any dimensions. I will sell all, or
any part of the above property, or ex-
change for bank stock or country pro-
duee. Apply to
G.. w. Carlln.
Alexandria,
March Is law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19

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THAT he ,.'..1
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by Mr. B. l,,.rs "A
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
NOTICE.

THE public are informed that a Fish
Wharf will be established on
Jones's Point, for their ACCOMMODATE"
during the season. p;.h ,u;,,
Persons wishing to put up fish VIE '
be accomm edated with ground tor their
stands gratis.
March 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
Valuable Property for Sale.

=
oNthe Sd Monday in April next,
will be sold at public sale, Git not
disposed of prior to that time by pri-
yate sale) a three story Brick House
and Lot, corner of Prince and St. Asaph
.treet.-the lot is SO feet S iaches on
Prince street and Ise ieAt on ST. A
ssph street. A Lot, containing ~
feet s inches on WashingtoS street 5}
1873 feet inches on DUKE street, witt
all the Improvements thereon Also
Vacant Lot 1873 feet inches on Duke
street by 81 feet on Columbus streette
ato feet alley.
LIKEWISE,
1850 acres of Land in the state OF Ten
neSsec.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-19
March 80
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

TON OHLE,
THE subscriber offers for sale his
/ Farm, living on Mattox Creek, IN
the county of Westmoreland and state
of Virginia; containing about 200 acres
of prime bottom land; there are on the
premises large TWO story frame dwe'-
ling house, with all necessary out hous'
es; fn> young thriving apple and
peach orchard; the land abeunds with
springs of excellent watcr--the house
is situate on the banks of the Greek, in
which there is always plenty OF the
best kinds of fish in their season, and
oysters may DE had 10 abundance with
in half mile of the house. Vessels
OF 90 to 100 tons burthen can come
within twenty yards of the landing
$50 acres Of the above land is cleared
and fit for culture, and the residue we'll
timbered
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
part Of what is called the Irish neck, &
shout two and one half miles from the
above described property, containing
262 . acres, one hundred of which is
cleared and the remainder heavily tim
bered- -thEre is on this farm a comfort
able dwelling house, containing four
rooms on floor, kitchen, good APP
pie orchard, and eycellen. water. The
above properly will he sold on good
terms ioc cash, or stock in any OF the
banks wi{hia the District of Columbia
OR reasonable credit will be given
for a part of the purcha,e money, b.
the payment being we'll secured by
deed of trust or otherwise. Apply to
Eliot Muse.
Red Hill, Fairfax cy. April 8. co
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good, youn "sssa d
ply to ''1
nl Bryan H,,
loSepa B
e''nc, 1884,
,, o.Fl'FERsss
* 's's.s.ss,
10 Or. che,,,l l,s
80 boxes }n,
10000 lbs. s,; sM
10000 lbs. loaf asst
lo5 hahhts} New n.
So Ob3.ls} S.
100, 1000 lbs peppsI@
70 . b re,, ill.,,
) PIPES 2, S ILL.,
Madeira "A
5 pipes Sicily MI!
IS 5 Or es,'s'oli;
o . do ss,s,
l., "a pipes Red a. g.,
10 o case cases Choice a.,
2 butts, "a haIiTs..,'
5 pipes p s Lsll II
- :. reneriae \
10 pipes ces..
S pipes Gin &c
20 20 puncteon wts.
IS Punche0ns and \.
Rum
10 bbls. Peach b.,
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old d,
8 hhds' Cherry
50 dozen Hibb:,s
Stout
20 bales Cotton
500 h. Bengal lnii,
SEQ Id. Bright Nh
5000 Id. Goshen n
500 bush. grountiI
Mace, NutmessC
mento, race and sro
Pepper, Almond,,C
Barley lus!agd,Ol.
Wine and CjA
Salts, Bark, SCENT
Soap, Spermsciilin
dies, maccsuba, rq%
chewing tobacco, ID
Petre, Anot;., Aa
stone, GanpOuts,
Hairpowder, Sihta
Wrapping Paper
Bed Cords, Leatr,
sc.
". B. So bgR.
CLOVER SEED
March s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-05
FpeM &c go P ,Lt. y.f.f.
AaV5 7 vt WI 70.
& HIGHLY IMPORTANr
NEWS

NEWS.
BY the arrival last evening of the ship E
rie. from England, accoonts have been re-
ceived to Sept. %. Some little disasters
hid occurred to the allies on the opening
of the Campaign on the continent bat they
we're soon retrieved, and succession OF
brilliant Victories followed, which promise
an ultimate, entire triumph in the war.
We we're politely INDUCED with the pc
rusal OF sereral late London papers, from
which we have Condensed the following ar
ticles -
4 letter from Gen. Stewart dated 2ehis-
ia, Aug. 27, mentions the previous advance
of the allies, and their driving the French
into Dresden /; and that two regiments OF
Westphallan hussars had come over.
letter from Stewart, dated Altenberg,
Aug. %, relates an unsuccessful attack by
the allies On Dresden Aug: q and %. The
day after they fell back. He says The allies
loss may be 6 or 1000 that Cf the French
must be more Bonapa, te's force, 100, 900
II rained necessarily during the combat
MORGAN, while il. earnest conversation with
the Emperor OF Russia, had both his legs
SCOT of, the cannon ball going thro' his
horse.
a letter from Stewart, dated Topi;tz,
Aug. 80. relates victory gained that day
by the allies, over. the French Gems. Van
damme AID srtsand--eG0O men Id 3O,-
600 in check. Count OsJerplan lost an arm.
The allies had 5000 roea killed and woun-
ded. The French about 600.
a after from >. at FopItz Aug. 81, relates
another victory over Vandamme in which
that Gen. AMI Gems. Giot, Hachtox, Him
berg, and PtinCe Reus, 90 pieces Of srtlle-
ry, about 10000 prisoners and six Standards,
were trkeD. The whole of toe staff, and
n a.
nsrt of his force Fed. closely purSued--Re-
Us d.cd Of his wounds.
The letter also relates a victory obtained
bv DiucSev over IA Donald near Jsner, Sile.
sia Aug. 20 u, and %, 80 pieces of artil.
lery, 80 tUmbrils, and Is OOO prisoners
we're taken. fne enemy was still parsu-
ed.
Il letter from F.. Thornton, dated Juter
boon, Sept. g, gives an account Of victor,
of Bernadotte over Ecy, Sept s. 1t seem,
tia French had seventy thcusand men. nc
tsg hundred pieces 9f Cannon. The French
bad -four corps commanded By the duke o
Reggie. the duke-ef Padde, q Gems. Bert
rand and Regnier, The battle was neai
ISnnewitz. The French retrcated preci
pitately The ground was covered viii
their dead and wounded. Six t9ousan,
stand Of arms have been c0ilected. Tn,
French total loss is estimat. in killed
wounded and prisoners, at from fifteen t,
eighteen tAousnnd. The Saxon prisoners
volunteered with tae allies.
Davoust left Schwerin on the night o
Sept. 3, win his army. !.osson's diyisio,
retreats BON Wismar in the same direction
. Cbe whole French army has crossed tin,
Steikni;z, and thrown mp eutrencAments oi
rs banks. They lost one thsuauG men j.
their atreet.
Wittenberg isbloesadcd By CzernitheG
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%Foreign.

% The following important accounts were re.
eeived in printed sheet, in letter from New
Y rk.-Tbe reader will remark, that they are
extracted by the CoSsack prints OF Boston, from
he British papers; anA that the French have,
therefore, 0t,y fair chance of laying their side Of
the story before the ppblc,!
We have not yet had an opportunity of examining
the positions OF the aCmes upon The map-but our
impressns, at the fjrsa bush is, that the !Ji wing
OF the Frvach has been fosd, while their centre has
beaten the ailies.-The loss OF Jtforeau turns the
scale against the allies-for, such equal TO
the right wing OF their army.
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AUSTRIAN PRocLAMArIoN.

FRINGE VAN ScHwARTZRNBURe's Or
DER TO HIS ARMY, GIvEN ON THE 18TH
AUGUsT
The Great day is arrived brave war
riors Our country eiies on you hitherto
every time she called upar you, YOU jusfi-
he'd her confidence. All the srdeaVors of
our emperor to restore the long wanted
peace to Europe, and TO SIX the peace and
welfare Of the Empire, hich is ;nsepara-
bic from the reaCe and welfare of our neigh.
Dor, On q solid basis, were in vain. Neither
Constant patience, Tor pac hc representa-
liops, nor the confidential reliance of the n
thar belligerent powers in the Emper0r's
COUNCILS OF measures in short, nothing
could bring the mind q TIE French Govern
went to moderation and reason. On that ON
which Austria loudly declared herself for
the cause OF Justice and order, she likewise
took on herself 70 combat for the greatest Of
all blessings. We do not singly undertake
this combat. We stand in the same ranks
with all that Europe has 70 oppose Of great
ness and activity against the powerful orrso-
fnent OF her peace ard liberty. Austria. Rus
Sia, Prussia, Sweden, England. Spain. all
JON their united endeavors for the same end
ior well founded and durable peace. yea.
sp~abie distribution OF strength among ttq
dFerent states ard the independence cs e.
very Single power u Is not against France
lb}tagainst thc domineeriogpowei oil france
out OF her own borders, that this great ALI
ance has raised yseii. what n,sv be me-.
torNed by the resolution and consta4cv oF
laa'iens' has hsep proved to US By Spain and
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VUST received, and For Sale. nearly opposite the
% Bell Tavern
50 900 10. Loaf Sugar. A boxes Cotton Cards,
50 half boxes 1913 and 40 do. do $40 Window
Glass,
sc tasso,s Csswlcy s: ,oublistered Steel.
30 10 tresh Nurmecs,
$50 rean,s Wiring Paper,
41 Ito. Nfeppu,g do.
20 kegs F.iy \ tf,F and 10 do. cannon-Bran-
Gy~ .os Gun-Puvsler,
seroors 5papsh r'ioteht indigo,
20 Gei s !. round Singer, $50 ID. Cassie,
20 tess bsppsr, Is 90. fnnento
.Ts.d ind recc;oe IN feru days,
10 i.hds. FIRST quality Muscovsdo Sugar,
Tons Glant,er Salts.
10 bare, "a British refined Salt Petre,
60 boxes Glass funblers, part English.
n. u. a Grand Forte Piano, whis. has been very
little us-tl---aiso, an Eight Day Clock, that keeps
gocs line, sad in every respect ia eqnSi to any in
si4is sy--tor sale OF
THOMAS WHITE.
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81 virtui of AIDE. 1T f.-ust executed on the 2Srt
day oi joue iGi2, W Aiourpise sipscomb, to Sc.
erre 20 George Slaughter certain sum of money
thery p n.trtlonta--
MjaylLi. he snIA for ready money, on the 9th day
w OF DcceTnher newt ensuing the date hereof,
four iundref. and four of La Nd whereon the
aaI VI burning Lipscomb resides lying, situate and
being 10 the parish Of Saint John,apd county os King
SVil,isr,-ur much wi be sufficient 20 par six
lnpdred pd tweFty-four dollars and twelve cents,
with inteI5st from The 25rd day oil June 1917, I'LL
PAID, and u contingent charges that msy De necessa-
~ in carry irr IRIS deed into execution. m
HARDIN LITTLEPAGR. Trustee.
November :. wAwN
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no TBE LzDIES.

"a EAhb - ms McCART most respectfully in.
! : for'rst Ladics, chat she has returned Srom
Tue >orit, ~i'cre she selected ngbt a-ri fas,iona
n'e sssortt9c : q Millinery aud Fancy GgnD5s~
par OF V'cs have arrived md the remainder ey.
pecteG r. fe~ e&ys
n. -. !elices aud Dresses finished from, the peV
est patterns Kyssr,her 2. q,
*. tAHN PAGS. opposite the Merchant
~ Cot 'e-Souse, ,Rsts 20 pracslss Medicine IN
Sshr oaal ari is sei.s: ourhsod
cstoh.r 81. IL
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VIZ AS1.AHLfHHlMF.N
RE ATHENV ii. RICE & co have taken that con.
~ venient stand nesr the Basiu, lately occupied
by Messrs Cdhi! g Mines, where they viii be pre-.
pared TO transact business on commission snd TO
take on 8 t A q l., Flour. SVhiskey &c
They also intend keeping the best assortment oil
GROCERIES,
That can be procured, which they are determined
to sell on the most moderate terms that be af-
forded
September 81. If
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gHNiiE partnership heretofore existing under tho
Z firm of Richard C. Wortham & Co. expires
shis LAY by the terms Of the esse and agreement be-
tween the parties.
The Bel Tavern establishment will hereafter be
conduved )y Ire subscr;bcrs under the Arm OF Wor-
shsm, X hieJiruier, whose united and unremttt ed
exe:iiors vii, be given to merit I.abGc patronage.
re NVCRTHAM,
S. McGRuDER.
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NN-ANp hOTt FON .SALX.

.t -
VJlI.I. be exposed TO public sale on Friday the
w 1914. ts.-at IL o'clock A.. NJ. on the premises,
the folio wing Lot. and Land belonging To the esate
Of Adam Craig, eci -Four acre lots y ing in ih.
vars y.teze ado,Uing the city of Rich ontl, Duinbe-
red in the ,,,a OF t,s sud vilSsc l, q 2, 81 also two
aere iuis s4arated from She first neunnsd four By
West ct and extending anI bordering on the oal
leading to Duvss mill; also, 90 acres u land, lying
bctw ~ DnvsPs village * the Garden, torneF Me-
Eenxis'. BE- laid lf in lets 10. suit purchasers.
rian of VI ich viii &c exhibited t,.e day OF ss.e.
The ter,ns rf sale of lie before mentioned Prepert,
will be one fourth OF the purchase Elofy to he psh'
on the 1st a.. next, and negotiable nCtc cub sn
approved erdors.r be given Tn that pgy mentth
ater ,bree lnurihs g, he paid in three equal annual
Instalr IS the first nsinent TO lie paid on the II.
of jan isl5, end the Payment of them secured, by
8 deed o. ] r,ist the property-ihe charges. tor
STAMPS ard Tor aeef' conveying tire property OF the
pi,t chaser, and in trus Tor tie pay ent ofthe pur
vhase mosey, be dsfrayed by the purchasers res-
pecuve;E. III the time sud Place will &c expo
sed public sae, valuable tr%ct OF land yng in the
county Of HeGrieo, about SnIes trom tue city OF
Richmond, adjoining the land purchased by DIR. Jno.
tGsins of The estate ct Adam Graft, decd and con-
tNiping about eco aeres The terms of sale viii be
ricie,y of the purchase money to be paid on the
ist Jan next and the other moiery the LIST Janu-
ary following. The purchaser to give negotiable
with approved endorser for the first moiey,
and deed oftrus. the property to secure the pay
rent at that and The ether moiety. The exper:es OF
stamps and eoAveysnees to be defrsyed b. the ur.
chaser. TIE EXECUIJ2LY.
Novemte' 5. ids
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A LMANACGs.--Jps Pnbished. By PETER

4 bMAHACkS.--Jp Published BY PETER
COTTON, snd for sale by the Groee, Dozen
or Single, at bis Book and Stationary Store, second
door above the y, gle Tsvsrs, IS
VrSiuta .zkmanaek, Jor The year If our
Lord, 1914.
Containing Ne rising, setting, places and ec!ipsss
o. ths pun and Moon, the soutlng, phases age ansi
latitude q the Moon, longitude If hsr attending
node, &C. the rising, setting and soutng Of the incst
conspicuous planets aad sxed stars the eunaticn Of
Ioe, suns decnation, Sc. also The icsfesse AMI de-
crosse AVID length OF dsys, win the S,sii,als Sss-
Also, List Of Members Of Couggess and Nirainiq
assembly courts Of Virginia. Federal courts nj Law
and circuit courts Of TOE United 5sics District do
"enersl Courts OF NsryauJ, Aneci6iCs, ke. SO.
Likewise liar Of ;hc New Fixes Of the United
5is'es SD Of The state % yirrs, anil taos siiew.
ns = o'e vIsT the stump is1Ts, with ihe neces7s.
y, lamp ier any sun 70 De ysid by Bond, Noe OF
Sili Of ExetaNge, tSe Sc
Turk MnHufd>,orv.
The subscriber has est,5lished at hfs Rock and
'tstipaary Store, frank Mandatory, where
rDnks are made to aug pagesn At the shortes, mo-
'Pee. E1STER COTTON.
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t4rOR RENT.-A Dwelling house. well fitted up
Z for the comfortable accommodation of a small
AMY with Garden Spot; sitssted III a retired *
PIE ssnt part OF the city. EnSuire of
III. b. POIIL4UY
October 2e Il
"a OR SALE, neat Carriage. with Double
( HarRess.----Appiy at this Office.
September IA. If
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TIE SUBSCRTBX R.Y

z tn rU DO C1tI . ERO
gANlNG made arrangements for corducting the
81 AUCTION * COMMISSION BUSINESS.
respectfully inform toir friends and the pubic that
they are now fully prepaced 10 receive and sell all
kinds Of Gools at Pu5c Vendue on the usual terms.
End pledge hemselvssto observe the rlost exact and
punetna' attention to the interests of all those who
may favor thern with oonsigrrn ents
Liberal advances in monoy viii be rnade If re-
quired, on az goods confided 10 heir care.
They avsn themselves of This oprortanit, TO g
new tender OF their services to their country
triends, and to inform them thai thcS viii continue
to receive and sell Flour Tobacsn and ever, sDe-
s'rs OF CcuHtrg Presee. sns, 70 execute al orders
Tar goods, de promising every cs.e tie grtates,
attention and dispatch
WILSON, DREW s. ROBERTSON.
Cctnhar
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NHEPyIFS ~ an ~ :

y .HDFERYTSE AfENI.
Ny person wishing 20 rsc IN THAR Dis;illery,
IA orosery or sihefwisc, Dr Ailson's highly mp
proved method of improving srit-,o liquors, sc
may be furnished with ieIi,ie nai rights 1T s Is in
any town or cosnty in Virginia, noJ 7rcaiy txolu
sve'y furnished. on application "a Mr. Ccrnslias
Payne, Lynchbursb, or the Subscribe. Richo,opd.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. tf
P.S- Communications by mail. post paid, will Re
prornptly attended fo
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Ten Nferoe8 Far SAFE.
n pursuance Of Deed o. trust executed 10 tne
subscribers IS trustees, by Valentine Wnfree
Jr deed. dated the IOtl day Of Juiy 1872 and duly
rscurded IN The general court. for the benefit 81
Miles Sott, Of this pisceoue Of us will on MONDAY
she 18th Of next mo~t!i Noyenber1 az the court
house of Chesterfield county, il beins count day, pro
eeed 20 seJl FOR rsadv money, Ten Negroes, menii.
2ned ~ the said deed Of trust, consisting Of Men
Boys, Women and Girls.
WILLIAM ARCHER,
WILLIAM Y. CLARKE
Wenchester, Get. c6. At
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EfIRGiNIA--At a Superior Corr of Chancerv
holden st the Capifol:n the City OF Richmond,
'he SIKH gay Oh February, osc thousand eight hun
Samuel Stone, Assignee Of Elizabeth Hipkins. who
was Assignee Of William Bernard, Executor of
"o'h aAps'as- Plaintiff
Against
Hay Badaie, Elizabeth FIipkins, aud William Der.
natd, Executor Of John HIpkins,
Bcterdants
This cause came on this day to be heard on the
e'ii, answer and exhibits, End was argued by coun-
sell; on consideration whereof the court doth ad
Judge, ort,cr and Decree sniess the Defendants do
nlthir SIX months fr1m the date hereof, nav to the
Plaintiff the SUM OF threc hundred pounds with in
tsresl thereon, after the rate of six per ceum per
snnurn, from the twenty first day Of FEBRUARY. one
thousand eight hundred and eight. until payioent
snd the costs expended by the Plaintiff in prosecut.
ing this suit, that the sad Defendants and their brys
al persons claiming under them, be from thence.
forth bsrreh * foreciosed of all enufv 81 right to nm
deem tbe lands d scribed in the lndcnure Of Mort.
gage, one OF the exhibits aforesaid male the fcur.
teen'h day Of March, one thousand eight hundred
and eight, between Hay Battaile aud Ann. his wife
ct the county Of Caroline of the one part and Wi.
nam bernard, Executor of !ohn Hopkins OF the
county OF Caroline IN Port Royal of the other mari.
And ~ csse of default in tie payment of tbe said
principal money interest aud costs ~ the time afore
sai', that thoniss r. Rcotes. jvnr. William A. Gre
CORY anh Thomas Miller, any two of them com
m'sSoners Tor thrt purpose appointed after giving
jvc weeks previous notice W advertisement pnbisi
ell IN one or rsore ~ the Ilshpiond newspapers do
expose 20 sale v publc auction for ready money die
s'r anh PREMISES ~ the said IEhenture mentioned
snd ont OF tGs money arising from such gale nav n
the Paintf the sad principal money, inherent and
costs, Bud the sHrpns Of a. g proceeds of The s,;j
sale, II any, after dsirayng TIE expenees attending
the same, pay 10 the Defendant. ray lptfaile and
report their proceedings W the court, in order 10
bna dssree. n Copy, Test,
Wa w. HFsSiNG.
Ey virtue OF the above decree, will he solJ ,,fo.
Ready Money, on MONDAY, The sth day of Noyetn.
Der next, betweeB tie hours of ten oelocL IN tb,.
morning ADD two o'oors IN the afternoon before ne
Tavern OF james Young IN de town Of Fredericks.
burg, the aforementioned lrdci Or marcel OF Land
THOMAS z. KOOTfS, ir.
WI. q. GREGORY, CONS.
THOMAS MILLER, )
4 October ]. tbs