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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
Dickinson CnIieae.

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The trustees Of DickensanC College have
she pleasureof Announcing It's re-organ-
iea5ioa.
The Rev. Dr.. John Midnight, former.
. professor ofMord Philosophy, LSgicE
$c.in Columbia College. in the city OF
New York, has accepted the unanjninus
invitation given 10 him, Of principal ii
Ills senliMary-sud will commence tie
duties Of bis Office the beginning ofnexl
week. A professor Of the learned Ian.
gIlagcs, 81 competent ability, and highly
laaliiied. it is presumed will soon be
procured; in tie mean time arrange,
nents are made. temporarily. to suppls
this vacancy, iii order TO meet the pre-.
sent exigency. In the course of tlis ses.
sion, az ut the commencement Of the mex,
the trustees expect that Lectures on
Ghymistry will be delivered IN the col.
lege as usual a gentleman, highly
qualified, is nuw teaching the French
and Spanish languages. ard class will
be taught by him IN tic callcge in the
course Of the present session.
Editors Of newspapers friendly to IL
terature are requested to give the shove
. place in their papers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
For Sale,
A Valuable Water Lot:

II b EGINNING on Water street at the
b D centre Of the square between Glib
bon and Wilkes street, extending nartsl-
wardly Ss feet on Water street, thence
eastwardly the SANE breath to Union
street 500 feet, and from Union street
to the channel of the river Potomac is
supposed to be about 500 feet--A clear
title will be made to the purchaser, on
receiving payment in such bank paper as
will be received on deposit at either Of
The chartered banks in Alexandria. or d
part thereof intlte stock of those banks
alta price tnbe agreed OMIT is probable
a considerable part Of the purchase mo-
uey may remain on interest iarone tao
r three years on giving satisfactory Sc,
.curity.-It ibis property is mt sold, ]
,,laiI be Wiling toconttact for laying a
row Of Iors oa alipe with the east end Of
Wm. .Herbert's wharf jain Hun
fer's), adjoining the same. and extend
Ing soythwar,lly tilccentre Of tbesgnare
-earth will be given at tie bank to FIT
the space fras,l fhe east side az Enion
street To the logs and FOR this work
when finished, a part of the Lot will be
given as may be agreed Oh,
Vim. HartShorne,
ii mo. 8 fawSW
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

~. Tier tor sy'e a 9he dwp,.
49,: IS. EIixabesh neheale. n
|srs ~. IS cD Fralas llse i7fhis-
/ .swe Seee' twenty llkely Virginia borss
II, 81 Is srns q Sale made kaosB
ssalss 9 DsneaIc. Aamg
ys,.,. Y = DeReales Jun. deceased.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

Wearc furnished with no intelligence
from cur Legislature. with which to gta-
tify our readers. Office filling has beer
the business of the session mp to this
time.
& A resolution was introduced (says
the Watchman on saturday By Ignatius
Thompson, Esq. for the purpose Of alter.
ipg the name Of H'qshingt0Et County Il
that Of Je1erson. Rejected. The au-
thor Of this republican resolution is the
sace legislator who ouce moved IN the
house. to alter tile name ~ Great Britain.
by striking out The word Great.
Ttrt. Hash.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

Pie following Is list Of the gentlemef
elected directors d the Fire Insu
rance Company, on Monday last J:
'scsb Morgan.
Robert |. Taylor,
James Keith, Jun.
John 3. Patton,
John A. Stewart,
Thomas Jauney,
P. Thompson,
G. cazennve.
John Richards,
D. Metcalf,
Jerome Plammer,
Thomas IawrasOn,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

INEated reports Of tga- preparofioa!
In tile CumAs IS are c;rcrlated fer alarm
purposes. 9iue best realization Of them
one would imagine. is that Greas Bri
tain has receatIY wishdrastn akove 70 ,00C
yf best troops, all her efficient &c.
nerals. and 4 great proportion ef her ia,
vaianeR. thereTotn :---aEid All her fight
ing Governors such As RaErr4son, who
has Just embarked az New York are
quitting theirstations while fl.e civilians.
such as 1t. Governor Gore of Upper
Canada, rare taking shem.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
IL riIItIl "a BEasAne

q Il 8 D. 49,
ca IFedasSa Ga Il sleffsl
a;elock VII 81 81. plif SUCTION
ffhohse, sariety 81 Ai'g poFs,
consisting 81 IS
Cloths and siESleses s
estihgs
Irish Linens * q ssi
Gotten Sbirtibgs
Madrass Handkerchief
Cambria tIitto
Hosiery l.Aees
III Sewing Gotten
ahstsis Muslins
Fancy dittp q g
FnrF and Silk IIats
i. Sllswls, etc. etc.
Ndrpnliye,' 6 ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

4t1lJ3lC sJ<t2fs q
ON the fourteenth day Of Noyembel
next, at the late residence Al Charles
lee in the country Ot Fauquier, WI
be sold,
All the Perisllablc Prop erty or
said Estate,
Consisting Of
Horses, cattle, hogs, sheep. farmers
utensils household and Kitchen furni'
tdre, &c
.1aa oh The en- day of D9cenibsf nert
"a sale If similar articles VII take
place 1T tie I4eesyIYania estate, meas
Dumfries. sfe
"A credit Of twelve months viii BIZ
given for all sums above ten dollars. up,
Oh the purchaser giving bondsand az.
proved security, bearing interest from
the date, ifnut punctually paid. q
Margaret Y. Lee,
.9aHiniistrdtria.
I November8 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

4 meeting q tie Directors yester-
day I'm. liodgsoN, was reelected Pre-,
si.lenss aud I'm. Prison, Secretary
aud George Coleman elected DhectOr
ID the place 0f Nm. HOdgsen
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

&. si;,kllel5n. Mil SAT- tor AeFls'IN
= IDsFiliilx ii 10 s'elaek A.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08
To he ground rented forever
a PIECE OF sR 0E.TIl.

Lying on Wolf and Fairfax streets.
making Garner Lot. The whole will
be ground rented forever, df in separate
lots to suit thsse inclined to lease This
property is near the river and from the
present fouFishing state Of the town.
without a doubt will increase in value
yearly.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-08

TIE subscsibet, residing near Hay
murkst post-QfIice, Virgins, wishes II
employ FOR the present year, single
NAM To take charge Of a private school
i eight 81 ten pupils.
Thomas Turner.
Octoberlia. #
Plaster Land for Sale:
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Norember8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07

II MOTTO for fhe american Ladies-The Sa-
lem Gazette, observing that after the famous
battle OF Trafalgar, the English ladies in COM
pliment 10 the immortal Nelson, adopted as
u motto tor their gartcrs,the celebrated words
OF the hero, on that occasion, England
eIhecfs every man 10 90 his dn'y," very hap.
piy proposes that The American ladies' should
pay similar compliment, to the memory Of
the gllsnt Lawrence, by wearing, n like man
ner, as mouo on their sarters, his last words,
T" Donf give un the Shin" An equally per
,inent device fortunate suggestion but
rather add quite odn Pos,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07
POETRY.
From ihe Boston Yankee.
THE MODEST RETORT.


THE MODEST RETORT.
4 supercilious nabob Of the east,
Naughty, being great and purse proud, ,being rich,
governor, general, at the least,
have forgotten which,
Had in his family an humble youth,
Who wen, from England in his patrons suit,
An unassumng body, and, in truth,
A lad Of decent parts and good repute.
This youth had sense. and spirit;
But yet, with all his sense,
Excessive diiiiIence
Obscured his merit.
Onc day at table, Rush'd with pride and wine,
His honor, proudly free, severely merry,
Conceiy'd it would be vastly fine
To crack joke upon his secretary.
"Yonng man." said he, "by what art. craft trade,
ibid your good father gain his livelihood !"
"Hc was a sadder, SIR" Modestus said,
Sand in his line was reckon'd good"
"a sadder, eh ! an6 learnt you Greek,
Instead Of learning you 10 sew;
"Pray. why did not your father make
"a saddter, sir, OF yoH"
Each parasite then, as in duty bound,
The joke applauded, and the laugh went round.
At length, Mode aus, bowing low,
Shd, (craving pardon. if too free he made)
Sir, by your leave, fan would know
Your fathers trade"
"JL fathers trade by heaven, that's too bad
".Hy fathers trade !-why, ,biockhead art thoumad
".sIy father, sir, did never sioop 50 low
" lie was gentleman, Tdhaye you know
"Excuse the liberty take,
{" Modestus said, with archness on his brow,
spray, why did not your father make
"a gentleman of gou?"
. LORENZO
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IRISH E.O2NENCE.

The following is an extract from very impassoned
and eloquent address s.delivercd by Councillor Phil
lips, at meeting Of the Catholics of Ireland held
at pIolir, n January last.
There is not, perhaps, to be traced on tho
tnap of national misicrtunes, o spot so truly
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Public Notice |!

STATE Of Rhode. Island and Pro1id,nee Plantations.
THE subscribers, who were appointed, by the Hon
General Assembly, at the session held in My
instant, committee TO audit all CLAIMS against TIE
State. arising from measures taken tor the defence
thereof, during the late War hereby give notice,
the General Tressurer's Office, in Newport, Mon,
day. the twelfth day of June next, for lhe purpose
Of deciding upon such demands as may be laid be-
fore them-1h hose persons therefore, who bav1
claims Of the above description, called upon TO
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, to
either OF the committee, or before the said day.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR0
VIM. ENNIS,
.Ncrrtort, .lfay "a. 1915.
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On. DYOTT's
ANTl.BlLIOUS PILLS,

Price 25 cts large 60res 5u cents.
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and malig-
nant tevers
These Pills, if timely administered. will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow fe-
YER, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, oholic pains,
Aatulencies, indgestions, cosaveness, hypochondr-
ac and hys,eric complaints gravel, rheu-
matism and gout.
They are peculiarly serviceabie in Female Disor-
ders and cspecia, in the removal of hose obstruc
tions of their complaints at certain periods.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07


JOSIAH G. SHAW, at his Bookstore
J Stationary, Lottery and Exchange Office, No lls.
1hames.street, 1 offers for sale, general and com
p'ete assortment of Commercial, Legal and Protae
BLANKS, print ed on paper of the first quali,y-yiz
COMMERCIAL
Portage Bills Bills Of sale Goods
ManiIests . with Register.
Bills of Lading EnroImene
Bills OF Exchange Licences.
LEG.9L.
Deeds Declarations on Note
Indentures Rook Account
1usuces "rits Endorsee EDdorser
executions Eudorser Drawer
PROB.2TE.
Letters Testamentary
Bonds to return an Inventory
Letters of Administration
Warrants of Appriasement
commissions to receive claims against insolvens
Estates
Letters of Guardianship for Minors
Aso-Stampt Psper-Notes and Checks
upon all the Banks in Newport, &c. &c.
A!so--./or safe,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY. ,
Newport, May 10, 1915.
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHlC BITTERS,
Price one doih.t

TTlce 0nc uoIhT,
DR. RoBERTsoN's stomachc Bitters, (price y l,)
when are celebrated for strengthening weak stom-
achs increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague &c. For the ie"er
and ague,a malada prevalent the south
States, and affcting to families residing IN all
low countries redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &C. These celebrated and uni
yersally esteemed Besait have surpassed any RENE
dy ever administered tor the rehei and cure of that
most obstinate oppressor of the human frame, num-
bsrless instances Of their ,cacy have been testified
after the barks, and various other extolled prescrp
tons failed hey proved successful to the admiration
OF those who experienced and witnessed their happy
eilects
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Commissioners Notice.

COmnlssioneis' Notice.
WE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate, of The town OF
sonih-Kngstown, in the county of Washington, Com
missioners receive and examine The claims sgainst
the Estate Of JOHN WILSON, late of souih Kings
town, deceased. represented insolven,. DO hereby
give notice, that six months from the eighth instant
are allowed to the creditors of the said estate, to
bring in and prove their respective claims and that
We shall attend for that purpose az our respective
dwellings, At any time during said pefiod
WILLIAM NICHoI.s,l c..,
ROBERT POLLOCK,
All persons indebted to said ssta;e requested
TO make immediate pay ment TO
ROBERT A. WILSON, Executor.
South. Eirrsyo4gn, .sf0v so. 1915
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PATENT rrCu OINTMENT,
Prlce 5O as. ber 6or,

fTtCe oJ ctS per ooI.
For pleasantness, safety expedition, ease and
cerlaut, is infinitely superior to any other med-
cne fr the cure of that most disagreeable and tor
menting disorder the Itch
Dr. Dvorr's infalible Tooth Ache Drops Price
So cts. Circassan Eye-water; price so cents; SOW
ereicn r. mctly for all disorders Of the eyes.
Dr. Trssor's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops price So. The Vegetable Balm of Le; price
ST. The Balm of Iberia price 81, extracted from
an berian p@n, for curing defects of the skin, and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Den,ifrce, for cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums. (pricc fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines were first d'seov-
. cred. upwards Of Seren Hrndred 1Aoasand Iersons
hsttexperienced their happy and salu,sry effects
many Of whom from the loves, state sf TIER d'sor
ders. - -
or Take nceicc, that each and all the abop gsnu
inc medicines arc signed the outside covers wnh
DC signature Of the solsproprietor, T w pyc,,.M ~
s5E7- A fresh supply Of The above MIDI
cssss iast receive d., and fos sale by SAMUEL
w. v1NTON, Druggi6, hevrs~< yssse
psmphlcy containing certificates OF cures
t&c..maS be hsd gratis -
N.--s<~>.-.&A>rI 90 1875. 1yeA
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
Infalliable WORM DESTROYING LOZEN'

Price ftty cents.
medicine highly necessary TO be kept in all Ia
miles
SYMPToMs.-The common symptoms OF the
Worms are, pa eness eff the counteaance, at other
times flushing OF The face, itching of the nose, and
aDout the seat starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep. swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad. at other times voracious-looseness, dis
agreeable breath, hard sweIled belly, great thirst
the urine irotly and sometimes of whtish color,
grpng or cholic pains, involuntary discharge Of
saliva, especially when asleep; freqaent pains in the
side, with Try cough. and unequal pulse paipita-
tons of the heart swoomings, cold sweais, palsy,
epilepc fts. &c
Though numDeress Medicines extolled for ex-
pellng and killing worms, none equal in efficacy
to nr Robertson's Worm DestIoJi ing Lozenges, they
are mild in the operation, and may be given TO the
youngest infant with safety.
INxyx III
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VHLUdBLE FHkM.

VHLUdBLE FNhM
sTHE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Niddleto, IN, about mile az d half from
the state-house in Newport. Said Farm contains
bout 90 acres Of land, with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees of all kndstogether with the build
ings thereon standing FOR other information in.
quire of ALANSON PECKfIAM.
MddIetown Dec. IS, 1914
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yECE7ABLE AhRVOUS CORDLdL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,


Price one dollar and tfty cents.
Is confidently recommended as The most eihcscio"S
medicine for the speedy rehef and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, dePres-
sion OF the spirits headache, tremor, taintness hys
teric fits, debility, seminal weakness, gieets, ana
various complaints resulting from secret impropfety
OF youth and dissipated habits, residence in warm
climates the inmoderate use OF tea, the unskitiui
or excessive Of mercury, so often destructive 10
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females al
certain period Of life, huor abas, barrenness, &c &C.
Under The denomination of nervous disorders are
included several diseases, Of the most dangerous
kind and are so various, that volume would hara'N
suffice TO complete description OF them. IL per-
yidts, with IT'S baleful influence the whole nervous
system, @rithne the heart With ipexpressibie anguish
and exciting the NOS dreadful suggestions OF nor
ror and despair To this demon have thousands fai-
len sacrifice in the dreiul transports OF ITS rage
The most common symptoms of It's commencement
are weakn, ss hatulence palpts,ions, watehfuhess,
drowsiness after eaDg, timdny, hashes OF heat ana
cold, numbness cramp, yidoness, pans IN the heaa,
bac. and IONS, hl,kup, difficulty OF respiration ana
dea auil,on, anxIsty, dry cough, &c.
DR ROBERt SONS
CELEBRATED GOUT < RHEUMATIC DKofs,
P,7ce one doAGr.
safe and cEectua for the gout, rhcuma,
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, sweiimSs, anu
weakness Of the joints, spraIns, BRUISES ana All
kinds Of green wounds--the cramp,pans IN the head'
face and body, stiffness Of the neck, chpsINS' ITO
zen limbs, &c.
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IiAKE CHANCE.

RAKE CHANSE.
ITO he sold by order Of Court on the premises in
i Tiverton on the seventeenth day Of June next,
at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon. Of said day, the Resi
Estate Of the late Samuel Salisbury, deceased, con-
sisting Of two story dwelling House, two story
out building. with cellars, wood House, &c pleas
an,Iy situated about hundred rods south Of the
stone bridge. much thereof win be suifio-
lent to pay The just debts Of the deceased, with III
cidental charges.
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Adm.
T-s~scz, .sfay 16ih, 1915
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&c.
JOSIAH e.. SHAW.

JOSIAH &. SHAW,
HAs just received from Hartford, (Con) ard of.
iers for sale, at No. 1l8, Thames large
and extensive assortment Of P.qPER-H.4A 6 IAtS
and BO.AhDERS, at the Mandatory prices.
lfoy 10
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BERNARD HILL, JUN

FAKES this method To inform his old Customers
aud The Public in general, that he can furnish
them at The shortest notice, with the following art-
cles, at wholesale or retail, via :--whi,e Rope, of
all sizes deep.sea and hand Lines, Log Lines /;
Housing and Msrnc seinc, sewing aud whipping
rwine; Pack Thread Cod Lines Bcdcords, from
TO 10 Dollars per dozen Fish Lines. all sizes. Of
co'ton, fax or silk; Chalk.Lnes; matchmaking I,
cotton and silk Cords, for trimmings, carpet Warp
and Filling Flax, Tow, &c. &c. SC.
Tie assures those who may favor him with their
custom. that the above articles will be manufaciur,
ed OF The best materials, warranted as good, and
sold as cheap as can be purchased in the state of
Rhode-lsland March 8.
PUBLIC HEALTH.
THE EBArurNc-fIousE, PeiiarI street, is now O.
j pcned for the scason--Ticks,s 50 cents. il Il
.sfrperi, .ifcySi, 1915.
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NOfiCe.
yNJHEREAs nv wife SUS.9.N.N.7H.has conduct.
w cd herself in an unbecouing manner, and has
violated the marriage covenant as will be made ful-
ly TO appear at proper time this is to warn all
persons against trusting hsrbofing her on my se-
count, as am Determined TO pay no debts OF her
contracting after this date. his
WILLIAM x OAKLEY.
Ns.-bo-i vdu 81 1915. mark
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For Sale,
he Building belonging to. and next west Of ~,
4 subscriber, formerly improved as a Joiner.s
shop II is 81 feet long and I6 feet wide. beino a
good and substantial oak frame and oak plank The
6ul'dng is well calculated for Dwelling House or
1rocery Store ,ha,lng fifteen windows and two doors
The Building to be removed as soon as poss;h. Co.
the purchase. For terms, apply to
WALTER NICHOLS.
Neroport. .5f1y 3, 1915.
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We are assured, the gallant crew cf Ol,
I'on Sides received the notice OF orders {,
return TO Boston, with expressions OF grca
joy; md several VINO were a, liberty on shore
repaired on board, to return in her to her ns
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TIE suecessfai Afdwys gentle emsn, re-
marking on the capture OF the Cyone aud lie.
vanf, observed, thArCapt Ssewayi must be
considered very skiIful ridss,fe, to deliver
fvias of sueh growth Ind size. with safety.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-26
April 8
Valuable Lots for Sale,
n. SMITH.
w4w

virtue of authority given to the subscri-
~ hers, by an Ordnance of the Common Hall,
passed on the goth February last, they will
proceed tc sell at Public Auction, to the l;ig
es' bidder, on Thursday the 9Th April next,
At Twelve O'clock, upon the premises, on a
credit oil four, eight and twelve months,
a NUMBER OF Lots,
Belonging to the Corporation of this CITY, ST
tuated between 18Th and cd Streets. The
Lots will contain forty-four feet fronting on ID
street and extending one hundred and twenty
ieet to water Street, which is SO feet wide.
Negotiable notes with approved entlorsers
wili be required, and the title withheld unit,
the whole purchase money shall be paid.
The sale will be conducted and the property
shewn BIZ Mr. Thomas Taylor.
w. FOUSHEE,
JOHN ADAMS,
C. TOM PKINS,
C. COPELAND,
w MARSHALL,
Richmond, March, 90, 1915. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-26
NOTICE.

THAT by-yirtue of Deed in Trust, exc,
cuted 10 the subscribers By James Gwati,.
mey, we snail, on Tuesday the oh day of May
next, before the front door Of Henrico Court,
house in this City, between the hours OF 10 and
O'clock, expose TO sale, by pubic auction, to
the highest bidder, the following Tract, Piece
OF Parcel OF Land, situate, lying and being in
the County of iienrico, upon the main road
leading from Charles City Courthouse to this
city, and which adjoins the lands OF Johu Chill.
drsy and Francis pearce ~
The tract is supposed to contain about one
hundred acres, and was late the property of
Arthur Giles. decd. Terms of sale--Cash will
be required for SO much Of the purchase mo-
ney, as will cover the sum of Sis, with inte.
rest thereon from 10th February, 1915, to the
day OF sale, and also the costs and charges at.
tending the execution of this trust For the
balance, liberal credit will be given, and
which will be made known on the day Of sale.
SANiL. McCRAw, !
I'll. M. TUkPIN, trustees:
April ~ flo