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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
This is to give notice,

That the ssbscriber Of Alexandra C0un-
~. il. the district Of Columbia, has co.
tanned from the Orphans Court Of said
County, letters tsstamentsry ON the es-
tate Of Nicholas Flshugh, late OF the
lCoua.y aforesaid, decsassd-Al' per.
sons having claims against the said DC
csden, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same With the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, duly authenticated and pass
ed BY the Orphans Court, on or before
the 18th day Of July next, or they may
by Ian be excluded from all benefit TO
said estate; and those indcbted thereto
arc required to make immediate pay
Incat.
Given under nay hand this is'h dsy
Of Jan. 1915. u
Sarah Fitzhugh. Ex'rx
Of Nicholas HfzhugA, DEED
y January ls wv
Orphans Court,
.aleaandria County, IAN. Term 1918.
ORDERED, thar the adaisi.uato'
OF Ralhh Lengsen, decd, do insert the
following advertise s.ent three times q
week fer four weeks in the Alexandria
Newspapers.
A copy-Test.
a. Moore, Reg. FILLS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
LAND FOX sAls.

~
q !. Tfast # LAND ii rs;,r,
Y, hse nile. from Alts sls'ss Co, Ii.
.aining about Nal1afns, sus
$50 ACRES
Aajosaing he seats Of Tbs,.
+, son and James Patton, Essrs =
lity Of the. Land is GOOD i hs.; The
much improved BY the ,'.s " - y u,
-ahd Cioyer-thcrc are nes, i f N
res OF bottom in this trsrt I IS'A
wA'eh there are extensive siie 1 .''sssa
meadow land we'll set with t;ms,' 80
sh,ch there may DO aed.,iaassS ~ =
With q small expense liz ' ss, s's
are situated on a range Of him. s''sae
naadiag q beautiful view Of ' ,ts : @.
mac with an extensive land n, =. rsA
! new Brick House % feet !, p' -
y !, last summer With viper a ~ y
er feriiees and 2 brick quarter E, Wy
sroes 10 feet by SO. For for,b " h.
.acalars apply to the sabsar;be, !, 9
ing On the premises. 'sas
John c. Hg.,sa
Wounf Hvbla, July IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11

MILITARY Noslcc.

ALI, persons holding claims against
the .. Regiment Sd Briasde OF the
militia af the Distrsctof Coium5ia are
requested to present them Tor adjust.
msnt ard settlement.
J, wv A. HARPER, II
C2fsk Of the lsf Rfgf. Cd BrIyade o.
4lshsla " The Di4t..Col.
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Orphans Court,
yannarv lo

.aIesanaria County. Jan. Termts1s.
ORDERED, That the executors OF
Michael O'4Heara. deceased. do insert
the following advertisement tbree'tiaaes
week fer eight weeks in the AlexAb-
Sri. newspapers.
A Cepy-Tsst,
a. Moore. Reg. Wills
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rphasi's Court,

m 1on arsa Eeunty -ld 1ffns, - 10
& ''GRDERED, Thai the Exscstrix Of
.hschoiss III high decd dos sHseft tue
foll,wing advertisements thrss times q 9
'wea K for Eight weeks IN tie Assxsn;
'dria newspap sGs,
IA Copy IT est. 81,
4 q. More, Reg. Wills.
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Or,,Ilan'3 Court,

.Alerandria Comfy, Nor. Term, 1914,
ORDERED. That the Executor
lanes Sheeiiy, deceased, do insert
tho following advertisement , times a
week for eight weeks in the Aicxan-
giria Newspapers.
A Copy -Tcst,
"A. Moore, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
10 Rent or Lease.

I will Rent OF Lease from ore to ten
years, the eslsie If Andrew Baimsin,
leasased, consisting Of upwards Of
300 misunderstanding therelrom, fol
Inc use Of my Sister and Children, tn
House and about forty Acres OF Land.
It is therefore needles. to discrlbe Il
as those wishing to rent, will hrstyier
tho premises.
Robt. P. Washington.
August 90.
Wanted to purchase Alex
andria & Washington Road
Stock Enquire at this Ofhce.
Decemhcr II. 2aw
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a s;opy---i'est,
Is ~ aOkE, Reg'r.
This IS to give Notice,

n
s. 1aaas the subscribers OF Alexandra
CcaAsy il, the District ct Coiembia,
h:.sso sailI@d from tas Orphans Court
asor~saId, letters of administration on
\ hs sst4te of Vim Newton, late of the
uasy Aforesaid, deceased all persons
s h%vfig Gains against the said sdecedent
ers Serety warned to exhibit the same
viii the vouchers thereof to the sub
scribsrs duly authenticated s. passed By
the Orphens' Court, on or before the
Sd day of July next, or they may by
law be,excluded from all bcnsfitto said
estate and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands tits I'd day
d January SIS
.sngustine NssctoS.
: Darid Ricketts,.
Exssus Of Ma. Newsos.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11

TNURSUANI soa Dsed Of Trust
from George H. CHAPMAN @
the subscriber, viii Be sold % the 2 an
dsssv9 The present inonth Tor cash to ths
hi ) lsest bidder he sne undsyiced nicely
81 i tract 81 I. a n 81 lying Gear tho graz
! 81 .ls8 feass leading from the Potomac
br.slx 8 10 lie sbnrg. and adjeining the
1 lands s5f George w. P Gusts, or 50
{ pueh sfthc said tract as may be saii,-
sivss 10 pavxpa sstlsfya debt due from
tho said 6 6lge III Chapman 10 GER
tain Joseph Smith. in the said deed niets-
toned. 'fais land Is 10 part we'll tirs-
<bered and lies within two niles OF the
Gcorgetown Ferry The Salssill take
place assl2 u'ciock, at .M'NaFray's la
vesn, Sebastian Speisss, at the Iaisrsec-
ton or the new road leadiDg iroFa poto-
n,se Brldgs TO Lsssbass, and Tho OLD
Georgetown road
Alexander Hunter
1rxstee.
JsnnsFy 40 d2w
y. ss5- s7ne Sale # the above t,roherfy
II tsssshossa g the 24th oar " Fs6rHa-
~ nsxf. -
Jsauasy a.
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The Sabscri;ber

N ESPECTFULLY informs hA
"a friends and fellow cilrsmts
he practices in the Greet Ccurt hsldS
the City Of Wash.pgtoa
EDM: !. LEE
January "a
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Segars, Chewing Tobacco, &c

.Scgars. Chewing Tobacco, &c
9'as Sabssri5sr has for Sale
|so kegs OF chewing TOBACCOs
shsNsad IRasafacture) consisting OF
ST. ali Tvist, Ladic. Tsist and Casen-
dish Of sspsfisr qaa.isy.
los Rolls Plgtsil 90.
soc. 400 ScgSrs (AmsSican)
100 daat Sgaeaking fobaccsin paper,
sGarvasssS n u z FlH BEETLES and blsdders,
r ppev do. psr ksg or ssaalier quaatity
N b Stsrskeeprrs wishing TO pur-
chSse may be supplied on Advantageous
tssms by asp'ying to
8lCAN NAY, T9baronist
xsw<r end Fringe Street, Aaeraadris.
sJay>. St.
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Drphanl IS Court,

s.dlexand,ia County, Dec. Tsrm, 1874
Or 4 ID. That the tdnlnis'fa-
tors oi gy0 Nes0foa decesssd, do insert
the toisowing advertisement three times
. week for weeks n tae Alcxan-
dfls s,ewsuapers---
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
January "a
For Sale.

A LIKELY negro MAN from Is"
so years # age, is accustomed to vat
Ia the house. drive h.ck OF sorsa
ths farm. For terss apply TO tie Pnr
tiers.
February z. "
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Wanted to Hire.
February

For the ensuing year, a smart veil IN
posed NEGRO BOY from . to 4,
years old, to attend upon a single pc.
son. EaQyire al the oEae Of .As c.
zette.
Oeteher s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
Public Sale.

T7URSUAS L 10 the last Will and
,estanseet ef> Charles Alexander,
deceased, vii be sold at Pablo AUG
TIA, en- The premises, in the Toon of
xasdfia, IN the 2sd day of Fcbruary
mex, 4 numbevaf handsome and salua-
hlc LOTS, If several sections Of said
Town.
Jyitliam T.. Szvaun,
William y. Alscandsr,
Zr'ers Of chas. Aterander.
January IS DIS +
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Sto,,eWare MmItacI0|'

yrvHE Subscriber respectfully u, /, ,' n',.
4 his sostooss. that - ~ ss .s ca s.'d
which as will sell low ior s' .h,n,s ~
.hor. eredi. Country r''' asties.
be supplied at the sAss's1 p sraur
J6Hn ~ g.
E.hrnarv 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11

The Subscriber i. Cir
HAyHSG ben aepolo'sss = crauGbia
eui,-Court of the District ., !. Ceun','
Notary Pablo for AleSa' o. ne O6a
vii continue the business ~ ;, dses
a u occupied BY cleon n 70 Mort
.AleClHa 81
February ! -,,c
I.ADY,s & GENTa.E" + 1sl5
Pocket Almanac iof !, ses
And ! f.w copies q !, aa''JAAp
InHN RANDOLPH
Esq Of s0st0a
For sa2 y R. Cr'
Jasuary $.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
NEW PRINTING PRESS.

For the last three weeks the Federal Gazette La,
been printed by New lRON PRESS made by Mn.
GEORGE CLYMER, of Philadelphia, ON his own
improved pan. The experience of the editor and
the information of his workmen, enable him to pro.
nounce MIR. Clymer's press superior to any
that has been in use in this city, for dispatch of work
ease TO the workmen, and regularity ofimpression
AS the frame of the press, the ribs and the platen
are oil cast mon, 1t will certainly be more darable
than any OF the old construction, while the ease
with which the impression is given by n single pull
on superroyal form, great sayir, of lahcur sud
time to the pressmen.
Mr. Ciymer' improvements in the construction
OF printing presses, ente him to the thanks and en-
eOuTagemento OF the printers throughout the United
States; there can be doubt that since the addt-
ON ot the lRoN PLATES, they are superior to any
made in America, and it believed they ave not eS
cetied by any made IN Europe, in the goodness OF
The impression. although some of them are calcula-
P,ed to PRINT with greater rapidty BAH Fed Gaz.
uJ The Enquirer ia also printed ON the NEa, hOn
Press OF Mr.. Clymer-ad happy TO coircide in all
the statements advanced by the FEDERAL Ce=c The oosr
sgrIter, and the execution rapid than IL old Pie -,
In the old one the principal mechanical power was the
in this eueyof TIC second class (le pivot a, one
end, ana the face the oher is in lieu OF the screw In
se od press, e handle which the screw i,a single e-
Tes which ssrail,s of m uniform length in the direction OF
e pub AZ, this, combination of two levers each of
which bNons distant from the cenre of motion and
81 course powerful, when greater pressure become.
necessary that Is, when the paten descend, and pre
upon the type. Hence the h0psr IS increased. The
P!len. alSo, beins u long the whole form and Ia
King oiboth pages pull Whereas in the old prt,s
every page required separate pull the execution course
rapid.-Ihs Pres sold the Factory in PhIa
delpha, fr 800 dollars compltebu understand that it
is Mr.. cs. intention to ask hereafter. The sastwork
throughout admirably executed but the polish put on the
paten, exquisite beyond any thing have ever felt
We cmotd better service of genius, and TO the
Art Of Printing itself than this Machine for
general USE Edit. Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

mer the mechanic and merchant, and then enquire IL
not time Tor know aud fi Importance and for a.
very ehiss 10 arouse himself for his interest.
Inc etfid pr,ee mus. dollars the 100 lbs
irum Piiadelpa many hundreds ejhouaais of doliars
anal tins ,srragy all paid for in csf-sniecnt To have
bu not less than .sreify Sizeabe steam hts. And even
should the price vi carriage be reduced next year To e dol
hts yet We can annually eNsi,e OF private and Eastern
capitalists, aiio'd 10 subscribe tie h,nlng OF tssety
s.eaih bocS supposing we 10 derive bseft from
uen as topay rs We have done this year the wa-
Soers an extra s;, equal 10 these twenty steam b1lts
Bu; n renis Tor the citizen of ci'aii, quire how
many steam boat shaes he holds Our poIol,ion and our
hinofy q ,osl 9t 10 ia. World and bci0 the
s compl'd,r sapiiy but tue writer could s,eh an
anei 70 our osn Interests and public spni' would bc
credit 10 state.
La supplement the above we add an exilac. from
lstter, GATED
PhiiadtLphin, august 9, 1915.
be exchanged any premium,
lhis together with The eStotion Of the way viii GER
ann! e,ed, the Western merchant from itr market III
vety short time, altogether.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

Captain Nathaniel Thompson, Miss Julia Ann Tins.
hey, Mrs. Il. q. Taylor, James Taiiiero, Henry
rrunnel, Richard Taylor. William Taylor, john
Teaserly, John Taliierro, James Manu. Taylor,
6. X Taylor, Esq. John Tinsi,y, William IL Ia.
lor, James Taylor, Willis Tyler, Mss Letita Ann
Trplett. Miles Food.
W-George Wilson, John Watkins, Thomas
Wiikerson, Benz Woods, Rev. Stephen Wood
ford, Mr. Wade, VIM. West, George Wat, Mrs
Sarah Woodward, Robert Whitaker, john Wilson,
Royster q Walls, Mrs AIilly Whi,loek, John
Watson, ia Warren, Leighton Wood, Mrs. Fran
ces a. Williams, Miss Catharine W iseham, Doct
Wand, Alexander Whnstry, John +. Whiting,
DR. George Watson, ptuiemy l.. Watkins, JOAN
Williams, John w. Wood 2, Mrs. Kesiah Walk
er 9, Elizabeth w. West, John S. Wilson, Robert
wi kins, Mrs Ann White, Martha West, Samuel
j. Winston, Henry Winirey, George Watt.
f-Samue Yonng.
F-Seymour Vail.
I'm EOILSHEE nen,r y NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
COLLEGIATE HONORS.

st the commencement at Yale College, Connee-
tieut, 60 Students took their degrees, having regu-
larry finished, ut that time, their course of E,lnca-
iion the College; so that we may reckon the
Students who have received College honOrs in the
four Northern States, upon flushing pubic eiIu-
cation, IN this year, at number exceeding 500 "a
great number as has ever been known. The at.
tention To these institutions is increasing and the
foundations for Professoships in them all multiply
ing-We may hope substantial blessings for our
country. Salem Register.
At the commencement in Williams COLLEGE %
Students received the onoIs of the institution md
several honorary degrees we're conferred. On this
occasion the Rev. President Fitch resigned s. Pre-
sident s. Moore was put in charge of the iDstitu-
ton, and the Rev. f.. Kellos was induoted as Pro-
lessor Of Languages The President will be Profess
ct Divinity, as was formerly at Yale College-ib
At the late commencement at Dartmouth Cot.
.ege, &c Students received their first degrees, and
the degrees of Masters Of Arts and of Doctors in
Medicine, conferred on several caad lste..
The public sympathy is much engaged with this
late ilonrshing Institution, and great anxiety is ex.
pressed for is late--i6.
At the commencement at Providence, r. I, so
students received the honOrs ofthe College, and
variety Uf other Degrees we're conferred Several
important appointments we're made, which must
make great change 10 lie government and in.
stfuction of this College. We have many ,s,nina-
Iies IN New.England. Msssachu setts bss thre.
Vermont two, Neg-Iiamps',ire, Connecticut and
ItUOut-isithu oIlc chCn ihty nave al a good
futation but need some bond Of union .or their pros
ri,y and glc'y.--tJ.
15Reais College THE Annual Commencement
illiams College, in Williams Town, Mass was
on the 9Th inst when O. young gentlemen re-
the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts, and the
r Of Master Of Arts. The Degree of Doctor
NIFTY was conferred on the Rev. Robert
~ President Of the University Of North.Ca-
Commercial .8duerfiser
q Coiege.-The Annual Commence
pin College ia the District Of Maine,
The 9th inst. when the Bachelors De-
onf rrsd on eight young gentlemen, and
rs degree on three The Degree Of Doc
vas conferred on 1ic Hon. Jeremiah
ator N Congres' from ~. Hampshire
jonnt Rumfofd, tho lac had been for N
absent from he -, country. aud re
,4s.,ed t. - ice offor,;on
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powers, always recolIccted the land of his birth
with affection very strung proof OF this he has
given IN his last will, copy OF which was brought
out to this country by Mr. William Crawford, late
ambassador in France. BY this will, Count Rum
lord has made donation to the Cambridge Uni
vcrsity, OF Immediate incomes and reversions the
capital oil which, il has been supposed, may amount
to between S0snd = 10000. The corporation are
taking steps to secure these requests The object
of this gilt, stated in the will, " is to found pro-
censorship, to teach by regular OF lectures,
the utility OF the mathematical and physical sciences
Tor the moderation OF the useful arts, and for the
extension OF the industry, the prosperity and hap
piness Of society - .Norsh a. Jo;gUci.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
COTTON .B.aLLVG PRESS.

The following notice OF an improved Press hand
al to rs by an Intelligent friend, whom it addressed
when leaving Liverpool in June last. TNosjos R,nv.
we sg TO inform you that make "A very complete
Coton Bang Press. eomposd entirely of Iron, by the
ehry OF which, with the power ofonly bail
cotton OF 800 W.T. may be compressed in cube Of 20 inches
or an oblong form, in very short time; give it
ful rs high degree OF pressure, that possessed by
packages OF eotton which have from the u. 5.
We have sold number oftheini Tor lately. where
.y considered much superior all other Batting Presses
both as TO their principle, and with reference h.r great
strength and durability.
we shall feel Obliged by YOUR naming then, TO y,,r
Charleston, Savannah, NewOreans friends. by whom,
presume TO think, they would be considered acquisition
and II such Liverpool would favour with a c.
wewoud show them erected.
wear, sc. FAUCETS - LITTLEDALES.
Foisndcry, 7ork-Sreet,
Liverpool JuI,c 5th, 1915
NJ u. Price of the Pressi2so Weight oft about tons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

Making in good marketable beef Cwt 30 q
Being average, I3cwt. So clhs per head K eol rou,
more than the large OK of Banbrl.s,.
fe Pi,tSield Niass) Cattle Sho,y and Far was 10 have
taken pace on the I'd and Sd ofts monthThe con-
S,stS OF domestic house hold MANI f.ss a all others, art-
Giles ofaSleuitre, and domestic animals for she reach
derpno, premiums are to he awarded All articles ola
grlentns and manufactures must be Of the produce
broacloah dyed III the woo cashmere must be of
.e Manufacture OF the n England statete animals may
b. from part Of the U. s. Subject the customary tax of
tIvO dollars, unless The proprors thereof members of the
will he opened for the sale of ami
mails and OF manufactured tieleS.On the Sd there will
music, prayer, address and other ceremonies in the Old
Church and at two o'clock the Society will dine together
female successful candidates being invited partale their
cheerThey "order things better in Old Nfasacluset,s
than they do i'll the old Dominion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

C0nversation-for the year 1915.
James--I was born, Sir, in the Island of st. He
lena.
Feh1-indecd All, the name of thst place is
very familiar. 1t is celebrated the place To
which the famous Bonaparte was exiled, by certain
Allied Soveregns, whose names cannot recol-
lect
James, believe there is, in the Antiquarian Lii
brary, in the great city of Madison, on Jackson
Rfuer, an historical work, which gives some
count Oh those Soveregns. l recollect the name
OF Alexander OF Russia There was also another
pofenfate, who governed an Island between the At
'antie and herman oceans. who had hand in the
affair. That island, now a province was once a
Kingdom of vast naval power. II was at that time
ruled by Prince Regent, which circumstance was
preserved from oblivion. by his having Napoleon in
his own Immediate custody. More than that, have
never heard OF him and his very name appears
to be totally forgotten. Yankee.
.9.Sew Srsfem of banking.
The present era appears to be fertile in systems
Of Banking. We have just pamphlet OF the
following title: "a .Nep System of Banking, de-
ueIoped, and eremplifed, in a nezv scheme to e.
td66sh u merchants Bank of General DEPOSITS
and also in a scheme to esta6isha Grand Nation
al Bank BY Peter Stephen ChaIotte.'' The
Author deems his invocation SO valuable, that he
has obtained apatent for it.-He offers for sale the
privilege of using and establishing Bank on the
plan explained in the Pamphlet, which may be
seen at this office, and is probably for sale the
philadelphia bookstores. Communications ON the
subject requested to be addressed TO him, post
paid, at Philadelphia. National hifeNigencer.
areed e G9 re &c c-A London paper having given
Pennsylvania Farmer, who H. little eharined at
the S'cers east upon the Yankees by the Coc right
determined thar quirupos do degenerate in
America has come forward with list Of oxen, that
killed and sold in the Philadelphia market ON the 18th of
last March by Ntessrs White Heppe-The British Ball
had cwt qrs. and IS lbs. of beef mounted upon his
or tgs-American cattle need hold their heads
when such specimens those referred TO- be produced
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LAND FOR SALE On RARTEII-


4 PETITION will be presented to the
\ nest Generl Assembly Of Virginia, praying that an
act may W passed, 90 authorize the Trustees of the Go
cester Charity School, os Tract ofIard IN the county
Of Gloucester, devised b. Mortec C1Ose ir. 10 Ware Pasish
ifhe si county iur tc piayuc of educating tie poor
children thtrCin-A ISO, ioe ts Church pfie boue;ir Id
tie Pa, shes Of Abingdon, Ware < PetWori the sad com
81 and apply Che proceeds t,e objects of the sid ca,sty
ScioDl.
Gloucester, hugDg 70 c9-a.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

NOTICE.
A Petition viii be presented to the next Genera,
N Assembly of Virginia, praying for the pas
sage offs law authorizing the pay me at OF the money
Tor which the land of which Samuel Walden, decd
died siezei, b c paid to the subscriber
JOHN II. WALKER.
September so. is wins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
MR. POPE.

Weknow Giant by his foot We may judge Of Pope by
srer How much Wit crowded into the following je
despra -iie alusion kept up, with infinite hanor to
sAe very last
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IIoHcesler County, September 81.
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT
5f virtue Of deed OF trust bearing da,. the
2 3 9th day Of December, 1878, and ofreco,yl
IN the county court of Albernarle, executed to the
subscribers by Thomas Wills and Wllhen;na hi
wife, to secure the payment of certain sums of mo-
ney Que and mentioned therein To John Nj Shep
pard, WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, ac-
eordmg TO law, on the premises, on the 9th day Of
november next, the LOT No 1, ia the town of
charlottesville, with its appurtenauces, together
with piece sr parcel Of land. in the county of AL
beuare, near the ssi town of Clrlrotte svilIe and
particularly described in the deed aiore ai, or so
m',sh o. shd property as will be Sufficient to pay
and satisfy the payment ia the deed mentioned as
coming due on the first day OF January, 1915.
WIN interest, and the casts aud charges Of execu
tug ihe trust the subscribers being trustees only.
ana acting tor the benefit Of others, will only con-
vey such title as in them is vested by the deed afore
sad taking no responsibility whatever ON them
selves as to the title.
ALEX. GARRETT, ,
JOHN VIM, 1F"SfeeS'
September I6 31-w7ws