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Prices Current at RordtGur, Sept. q

Prices Current at Bordeaux, Sept. 81
PRICES INCLUDING DUTIES.
Ashes, pot, cwt 6Ga65f F; pearl 95a67 :
Coffee, Martinique and Guadaloupe, lb
If IS cs. a ] So; st. Domingo l0al
rs; Bourbon / SC; Mocka Q Java ]
|l5al Is Portuguese and Spanish colo
MES 1 10a1 25-Cassia lignea (prefer
red in boxes) l 50a7 50-Cinnanon It
5Oal7 5O-Cloyes 6a6 5O-Cocoa, Ca
raccas, very scarce 9 40a2 50-Maracai
DO Q 10a2 20; Guayaquil, Maragnon and
Cayenne l SOa1 40-Cod- FISH, dry, cwt
7Oa75f; green will not answer)-Cot-
tons, Pernambucco, BouI bon, Maragnon
and Cayenne S1OaSs5f; Georgia and
Sea-Island, sOOaSlO; do upland l7Os
100; Louisiana lsOaeo5; su:at and
Bengal 140a145-Cochineal scarce, Sc
"a 40 francs-Elephant's teeth 5 5oa9 81
Flour, Dbl 45f-Fustic, cwt lsa2C--
HIS, RueBos Ayres. cwt llOal2o );
inferior kinds 95alOO-I indigo, Spanish
Settlements sa14f; Bengal and Coro.
lnandal Sale; Louisiana (not in request,
-Logwc..-l, Campeachy, cwt SCa22-
Nankeens, narrow. (unsa!eable IN tins
seassn) niece, 6 50a7 large, ditto.
niece 9ai0; Nutmegs 16al7f vi,
Whale. cwt 60; do Goldfish 60a65 Pep
ner. black 1 7Oa1 so; white 4-Kice.
cwt sOas5f; Rocou, unsalcablej !; su-
~ar. white cIayed, cwt l25al45 brown
eiayed looali5 Muscovado 6oa95
Tea. hyson. lb7 50; Hyson-skin oa6
30 !: souchong so; Bohea 2aS; Gun
,,owder and Yointe blanche l2alS To-
bacco. black fat stemmed, cwt l0Oall0f;
10. not steamed S0a90; large bright
yellow Maryland S9a90 inferior to-
,accos will not answer, unsaleabie; ;
Juercitron bark SGas5.
Until list january, 1916, ten per cent
additional tax must be paid, and conse
auently added to the statement OF Pre-.
sent duties.
Cottons are demanded, and likely t
meet ready aad constant sale; parti
cularIy short staple cotton. SIuar
,ales are preferred, and sell 5 to lot Pe
cSt mere than round bales,
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Bacon.
$4,000 Ibs. best SmithReId Bacon.
5 For sale By
.adams, Herbert g Go.

October 9.
~ The Packet George Washing
ton, Hear master; viii Sail Cor .Nfcr
foik0n Friday next. For freight or gas
sage apply TO the Master. or
s7agMs, Herbert q Co.
Octvbeg
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r. I. Taylors Office

4 . pow opened on Watef-Street, So
scaa aosrs south q i 7 Farmers
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Public sale.


ss ID Ysortler from the 0fpban's Court Of
y Charles ceunty, will be exposed TO
Eabic sale, on Satasday the 18th day Of
sh<ss ~ nsoyeulber,
MI the Stock and Household
81 IS FL Nj / LRE,
Heloheing Il, the Estateof the late Thea.
Ncns. decd Sale totake place at his
late residence. -
EfEASua DENT. Adm'rx.
IS - Sc 0f 1aeO Dent.
ss,a Get. "a. Is.
-.ae6o, g D. Bs-4AIl persona having claims a.
gainst SAID Stecsdeht. are hereby warn
ed TO cxhAis the same with the vouchers
therguf 10 the Subscriber, on OF before
Eg0fkg faA tsf day III Jais, 1916, Sr they may
BY la~ be excluded from all benefit to
SAID estate andEtAose indebted thereto.
sle requested 10 make immediate pay
n.el;tt0 the subscriber. IL ID.
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Uuioa Hotel.
OPENED a H0ase Of
ENTERTAINNIEMT /.

For all thnse who may be disposed ia
gre encouragement to their In:lertak-
ing, Boarders can be accommodated by
the week, month. quarterly, BALI year-
II, az for the whole year, at the usual
rates established throughout the town.--.
Ash Is their intention to keep the best
accommodation, they trust a liberal pub
lie, together with Sall theis intimate
friends and relations, will be induced tc
give them share Of their patronage.
mr.. OYSTER SUPPERS can be
.farnished at the shortest notice.
B0ARDMAN & NEALEv
Nov. 10. str
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Prince de METTERNlCii'
London, Sept. Ii.

The ships NeacastIe and Le .'hia 70
and equipped to be aOls 80 =
contend, with some chance Of spe aJer.
With the American frigates, are c un". -
.oing sumo alteration III their lT y n.,.
heyy arc eularging their Sierns.. anu Cd 4.
mo cai..ps fer he Accommodation u
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FEfRNI URE,s

l3elnhpiug to the Estateof the late Theo,
i9cns, decd Sale totake place at his
iate residence. -
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OFFICIAL.

The emperor of Austria las gran'ca
an asylum to king Murat in his Slate''
upon tie following conditions: r,
/. The kingshall take the title o.
simple individual the queen hafiusF
dopted that Of the Countess of LlpS9 :,
it Is expected that his majesty we'll ac.f y.
a corresponding tile Count OIL AlfV
ma. !, Bo.
9. The king ma CHOOSE aclty ID II i
hemia, Morayia, or upper Austria. .u f. f.
he prefeis residence in the coun''J ~ /"
city, in either Of those provinces ~
emperor will not oppose It. II,
S. His majesty must engage. Oh . 70.
parole Of honor, in presence OF BIS ing Il,
rial majesty, that he will not qul. .e url
Austrian possessions without The eoh 'sod
of the latter; it being well unHe.s - n
that his mode of living shall be tna u, :, n
individual cfdistinction; aid tha'os ~
5bey the Austrian laHs.
(Signed) ,.,,..rrpNrcH.
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Len johnson,

Was raised in the lever end of this
comfy by the late Mrs Elizabeth Ford,
and by her heirs was sold to me in the
wear iSr2-Len is abort FIVE feet nine
or ten inches high, his complexion rather
Hghter than common black negroes, has
short hair with small thin whiskers high
temples, his hair growing down in 9
sha-p peake on his forehead, has high
cheek bones and sharp narrow chin, welt
made with broad hips and shoulders. and
a little bow legged, with very small
wrists and ancles. Len has relations in.
Georgetown and the Cityof Washington.
some of whom are Tree and may furnish
him with their free papers which may,
induce him to change his name: ne has
also connections in the lower end
of this county, where he was raised,
and where I think it likely he now is
or lurking about the City Of Washington
or Georgetown--perhaps he may endea-|
your to make his way to Baltimore or
he may wish to get to Petersburg, Virgi-
MIA, and think it not unlikely as sent
a ysilo~ woman heme b, water to myI
Brother who lives in the neighborhoodI
of Petersburg, only three days beforel
Len went oE, by whom he had child al
very short time before ! sent her OIL
] viii pay the above reward of fifty dol
lars to any person who will bring said
negro home or secure him in any jail sol
that get him again.
JOHN E. FORD.
nov 60 eo6w*
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Public Sale.

Nill be sold at the late residence OF
James Wren, deceased, on credit OF
twelve months, on Tuesday the 18TH
Of Decembers
All the personal estate OF
the deceased, consisting of Seven Ne
aro Men and TIVE old Women: one still.
horses, cattle sheep, hogs, corn, fodder,
hay wheat aad oats in the stack, i've
beds and furniture, farming utensils and
many other articles. The sale TO com
n,ence at ten o'cHck, and continue from
day to DAY until all are sold.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to bring them in le-
gally attested and those indebted are
requested to make Immediate payment.
John Wren,
Executor.
Dec IA it's
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

NJ ANYWAY from the subscriber liv-
IA ing in Charles County, Maryland,
on the night of the 9Th inst. stout like
ly negro man, about 90 years of age,
had on when he Runaway short coat and
pantaloons, made of homespun, cotton
warn filled in with dark mixed yarn and
w.lye fustiaD, a new fur hat, with black
sash rqund the crown and coarse cot
ten shitts--he has with bin other cloath.
ing aud will very likely change his dress,
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Ihe commissioners 81 ihe s::.i: !.

)ine commissioners Of the s;nt;r. 60,
be produced. 1st, by tho mon; aals
s fs tran the SURPRISES ofrcyenuel -
'nen constituted the fund, or stou "a.a
Use TO it by virtue Of any preyias Ss' -, !
visions; 81, by the sums aanuallvP sO.
I4uired to discharge the interest ( a. t.
lgss OF the public debt /; and "a, X .,sf-
much OF the duties on .nerehardl,as :, %
tonnage as would be ne essary ~, sl0
Their with the preceding resources we :.
complete the annual Investment &c = %
l3e0,0e0 dollars. The act not on,, IS IS
|ced the reimbursemvntol the princi IA
but also, the payment on account 49,
lterest and charges, Of the public doh, H.
under the superintendance of the co,a
ImissioDers; making ittheir duty tocan anu
tine fund to be applied 10 pa,uept, lst
LOT such sums as by virtue of any az, s
they had previously been directed y
lpay; Cd, of such sums as NAV be ANN
allv wanted 10 discharge the Interests
1charges accrulng on any other part !,
the then debt Of the u S; Sd, of suss
sums as may be annually required "a
discharge any instalment of the prime,
pal of the then debt: and 9TH, as toany
surplus, to apply it towards the surthey,
and final redemption, BY payment a,
purchase of the then debt. The act If
1.-The 10th of November 1903, having crs.
ated 6 per cent stock to the amount If
J 100000 dollars, in pursuance of tEe
! convention for the purchase Of Louisiana,
added an annual sum Of 100000 dollars
/ to the Sinking Fund. to be paid out OF the
duties on merchandise and tonnage.
and to be applied by the commissioners
TO the payment Of the public debt includ.
! Ing the Louisiana stock, in the manner
: above stated. 1t ybe added, thata.
, interest on the Louisiana stock is paya.
{ bic in Europe; but the principal IS re.
: imbursabIe at the treasury of the United
: States in four annual instalments CON.
, mencing in 1908.
: It is obvious that a sinking fund Of
i, 100000 of dollars (independeat fthe
general pledges, in prior laws was am.
| pie for the payment of the interest and
, the principal of a public debt, amounting
, only to the sum Of 86,Oo0,00O dolls. ex.
, tinguishing the 6 per cent stock in
1918, the deferred stock in 1894, and
5 the Louisiana stock in 1922, as fast as
: the terms of the contracts, and the poll
cy of the government, would permit.
: The general operation of the fund, in.
: deed, has been shewn; but it is proper
pore particularly to add, that on the lSt
: of Jan. 1915 there had been transferred
to the credit ofthc commissioners, nAe
: books of the.treasury, an amount Of pub
e lie debt, equal to the sum of Ss,&sr
, 46s dolls. SO cts of the following denOml.
: nations, to wit:
! /. Foreign Debt.
y 3 per cent stock 100000
: i-e per cent stock $4,000
, a per cent stock $4,000
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Brandy, Wine, &c.

Just received per schr: Jane, capita
lowering, from Gibraltar, and for sal
by the subscribers,
10 pipes oil proof Spanish Brandy, !,
90 do. Spanish Red Wine, very good
ID or. casks old sherry do:
$50 boxes fresh bloom Raisins,
IS cases Florence Oil,
9 bags Walnuts.
Butts and Cascood,y
dec dti
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Wanted.

A had as an apprentice, from Ia to
is years of age. to attend in grocery
store, who writes a tolerabIe hand and
viii be attentive to his business. Apply
to TIE Printer.
December Is eo6t
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Bryan hampson & 60.

Bryan iiampson & 60.
Hare 3ust receired and cfsr for Safe,
so hogsheads and 10 tierces retaining
molasses
so ditto & so bis. Mnscovado sugars
200 bags prime green coffee
Q tons double b no. |, 2, s and 4,
patent shot
10 hogsheads green cepPeras
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse salt
A few bushels fresh Timothy seed.
find on Hand.
A gcneralassortment of Groceries as
usual.
They also keep supply Of the best
Flour for family use.
september 60
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For New. York.
Copartncrship.

/. THE subscribers have formed a con-
nection in business in this place, under
fhe firm Of BarneiraH and Pophem.
william BarneWaN,
John Pophams.
~ Counting house in Unlon-stree1'
in tie house occupied by Messrs' John
and Thomas Vowel.
December IL jim
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Public Sale.

Public Sale:
Sx The ship Maria, will be sold
So al public sale on "Wednesday the ne
Goth AN instant. at o'clock. She Is
{ first rate vessel. built Of the best ma ma
terials and well found, viii carry s9oo
barrels Or about 500 hogsheads tobacco
has made two voyages. Terms maze
known at time of sale.
= Opcpmber b,
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 1 CdtteH
MA received per the ship Orion, di-
rect from Hamburg, and offers fol
sale the following Goods. viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting looking glass plates, de.
e~ate-e, t,mhlers. wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 baios Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias.
Estopillas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas. Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth.
White Sail, stout hempen Iicklenburgs.
0snaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel of a superior quality,
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijehlps, ~: $50.
Apothecaries glassess 80:
Furniture, bottle and beats, &c.
All ofsWaseh NijIis Pc pa as good
terms 81 theg ssl BE- Fs i bassd in the
r
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ss,87s,46s IS
Bu. the charges upon the sinking lu M
have accumulated, in consequence =, a 81
late war, to an amount which it has Nv
the capacity to defray while its oPs Il.
tions. in other respects, have been ~. ~
structed by the temporary failure , y.
revenue arising from dates on m asaS sa.
die and tonnage, and the protractedr sn
barrassments Of the circulating peO''
Thus, -. 6r The
I. The annual appropriation 10 = d. d
sinking fund amounts to 8,ooo'COO"
lars, and consists at present.
l. OF the inte-
rest on such
parts of the
public debt
as have been
reimbursed or
paid off
(which howe
yer is itself
derived from
the custhms,)
estimated on
the sOth Of
Sept. l8l5,at
the sum of 1861 OF
}. OF the net
proceeds of
the sales of
the public
lands, exclu-
siye of lands
sold in the
Mississippi j. .;.4..l
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The subscribers have qua
lifted as executors of the last will and
testament of Alexander Henderson, de-
ceased, late of Dumfries, Virginia
those who have claims against the estate
will please exhibit them with they evi-
dences, and those who are indebted to
it are called on for payment.
Richard II. Henderson,
Thomas Henderson,
Executors.
ep r. II. Fl. lives in Leesburg,
Loudoun county. and L. II. at Fauquier
court house, Virginia.
December7 dim
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, large & elegant as
sortlnent of Boiling Cloths, of a superior
quality, which will be offered for sale at
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
l''0 sHmeS .AlGGdRGer'
October 6. It
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Lead. Rum. &c.

We have landing, and for sale, from the
brig Trim, Capt, Cleveland, from I'll,
braltar,
65s pigs Lead, about 10000 lbs.
From the brig Ciarissa, Capt. Stevens;
from st. Bartholomews,
9 pancheons of Rum.
From sIoop Union,
s. 100 kegs white Lead,
1000 lbs sheet Lead.
Adams. Herbert. y Go.
Dec s
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10 Let.
FENHE Waschouse at the corner Of
a Fairfax and Queen streets; pos
session given immediately. Apply to
C.. P Thompson.
November Q stawtf
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Notice.

YEyHE stockholders in Great Hunt I
B Creek Bridge Company, are here
by notified that dividend OF three per
cent. is declared and payable at the
counting house of John and Thomas
lowell, for the six months ending the
LIST inst.
November IS. Stlaw
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ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT,
CONTINUED.
coNgTNUED.
Tae Siukinr Find.

The public debt amounted, on the Isl
Of January 1891, to the sum OF 75,4oS.
476 dollars SO cents; and it consisted B
Of the foreign debt l2,Sl9,Ssi y y
OF the domestic debt 62.o5O,oo4 "
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fENIrENrIAnY, zOtn Aug. 1915.
FOR SALE.

4 T this place, Wagon and Cart Gear, &c. be-
"a longing 10 TIE Commemorative which, bar
gains may be had. ALSO, the Penitentiary aian,,-
iacrures-among them are wrought and cut nails, and
spikes, sssortedfre CRATES, axes, hoes claims, him
GEES looms, s'ulues, Wagon and cart gear, SIC. sc
All low, for cash barter for rnaterias-as us,l-
al, continue to take in weaving, carpenters coopers
and 5lacksm'th's work Tor customers Country Gus.
toners are invited 10 send orders for their Russell shoes
1t is expected that quantity ri coarse cloth for Ne.
groes, will be manufactured before the winter Seye.
raj hundred pounds Of wool is now wantng-pert of
which will be let out to be spun, at 9s per pound
The owners of powder in the Public Magazine. are
again reminded ofthe order ut Council its being ia
ken ont to make room for the powder and smnuniti-
on, belonging TO the Commonwealth
All persons having accounts with the Penitentia1y.
are requested to close them before the of October
Hext WM. CAMPBELL,
hseber and .3geHt.
A light dun co!oured Mare Mule, seven wears old,
with small scar over the left eye, strayed weeks
since, rather under middle size. A liberal rewar,
will be given. VIC.
.9uPRst o3.--fk
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stant he riaed to emrcy with ,al the energy,
witch II was capable. Ills Iightnngs consisted it,
quick flashes which rested only to alarm the
His nature had probably derived to him, under any
circumstances the capacity Of becoming Pitt: white
mt himself would have been bnt defective ns,ru-
ment IN a revolution, of winch popular feeling, ac-
kno~e'gng but little Difference to rank and authority
may lie ssnl to bc the cause the no,risent, and the
sonsumu,;uioa.
La this embryo state OF the Revelation, deep re-
search 'nto the ancient treasures of political learning
might well be dispensed with. 1t enough TO fel
To re"e'-ber general maxims, coev,l with the colony
and ue'i!ested Frequently afterwards. With princi-
pies Ike these, Mr. Henry need fear to encounter
the nsnrpaoo, threatened Ivy Parliament for altllo'
even hs plastic eoquenco could not create public
sentiment he could apply the torch opposition so
fortunately to prescribe that in every yicss,ude OF e.
vent he coneuIred with his country.
Further Extracts in ON, merit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-26
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
10 PHLNTERS

Khe Subscriber is wiling to dispose Of the copy
right 81 work Untitled, "rHE HISTORY OF V liz
GINA, by EDnUSD RANDOLPH. This kistory COM
pr"hends all t,e important events which occurred i'm
Virginia from her first settlement dowi. to the aslop-
ton Of the Federal Constitution In the progress OF
the work, the author to have had cuusu, /, in
view the emancipation o that country from her culon
u tendence, aud to nave marked the causes which
gradually led to thst event. anditted her tor IT, Ma
y characters, VOL deserving IL renown, VINO are ne
eess,ry overlooked IN general history OF the
cnteu States, ARE here brought into view, and
their actions rescued from Oblivion. the pcrshab!e
nie,nori'i of tradition. independently OF Washington
whose Ill rs interviewer with the history OF his c,un-
try, the "uthnr has paul Just tribute who act
Ell III moe limited sph, re, but whose influence ~as
seHsIby ieit ~ the important measures which brought
shout the Revolution. OF Patrick lerry-ot his -eai
and his eioCueAee--a very copioIs uucc is takea.-
h.nas Jefferson is drawn, such ne appeared al that
PERIOD Without borrow ug tint h0m the mas sions
and prejudiees OF the present day. Richard Henry
Lee occupies high station among the worthless of the.
Revolution besides multitude OF others, who at
that time ssone with no nconsderble lustre, and to
whom an appropriate station is assigned. For the
satisfaction Vi those who may wish purchase the CO.
py-rsht OF this work, shall subjoin few extracts
Inc proceedings OF the Convention, held in Rich
nood IN the year l775, one Oh the interesting
vents oil that uay, are particularly detailed. gene
raj sctch IS also given u the course OF the debates in
the general Convention, which in Philadelphia in
1850 ihis derives no small Interest from beng the
narration OF an eyewitness.
W the execution OF this work. II does N, become
me tosPeak Bat no delic,ey ought to RESTRAIN me
from saying (~hat indeed &c known To many others
that the composition of the work So ie fs,orite OH
Jec OF the authors pursuit, for ms, years before his
death-that he had access every document necessa-
~ for his underakingthat he was personally ard in
tnao'y acquainted with the men and measures desert
bed, during the period of his political Etc-and that
ne possessed dlspassionste TEMPER superior to any
prejudice.
am unable to make any conjecture about the size
Oh inc work, when reduced to print 1t consists OF
masy manuscript volumes old E!erent Sizes
Should any one wish to contract for the COPYRIGHT
letter addressed to me in Richmond, Virginia viii
Be duly attended to.
PEYTON RANDOLPH.
RicLhaond, .4ilgust 1g.
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a H.QLU.8BLE 3OB.4CCO NsI.aIIE
FOR SALE.


Pursuant TO n decree efthe Feleral CoUrt eThe U
tted Sictes, jo' The Firsinia district, there ,siI
be alfred for Safe, tie Premises at tie House
7vhcre Caps.iH Richard .1Bdcr.on a! present re-
sides onthe 20th day Of September ne,c u .jair, if
not, the He-et .ji.i, day
= TRACE OF LAND. commonly called The
a az BraHch, aud co.. tainns by late sur
vey 17r0 M2us,:Id eight hu;ired and Mirfy .Qcies
II lies in The eId Of uckihg han, contiguous to
the market towns OF NewsCaataa, on James River,
a. d Ca-ira, on WhSs and generally esteemed one
OF the best in that part Of he country. 1t would
be tedious enumerate all the advantages and supe-
rior qualities of this valuable piece OF pToperty It IS
presumed tha, purchasers viii view, and Judge for
themselves u will Ice slewn TO any person 'lesous
OF secogii, by Capt. Anderson, living The premises
by Cater Psge, vino lives in the neighbornood---
The whole tract has been recently Surveyed and laid
OF lots suit purchasers and will he sold to the
highest bidder, upon the following terms o :--one
tlrd part Of the purchase money TO he PAID at tho
time Of sale; i.e other third before the first
day Of January, 1Sl7 and the remaining third
the FIRST day of January, 18l8The lands to ien,aia
bound in the hands OF the purchasers respectively
aud fdeiauit be made III any part of the purchase
ney, the land b. resold by the commissioners, for
the payment OF SO much in ready money as may be
then due and payable from such pui chaser resp. e.
lively AMI for the balance, credit, to meet any
future payment. Tie purchasers Will be put into
p session immediately after the ooh tav Ut Noveu-
ber ensuing, when the terms Of TIA, present
pire and when all the payments completes, TIE
commissioners will execute conveyaces agreeable
TIE bcfge mentioned decree
CARTER PAGE,
CHARLES IRVING,
C0'smissis'lers.
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