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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-13
csf,Es AT vENDUE:

Z ...,,,t T;teSdfm and FIadd5,
WILL BE SOLD,
: ysudue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
y,,r Goods, Groceries, &c.
!. q q. .,l,rs of which win be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
8. AlISind Of goods which are on
.l|,st;on and the prices Of which "a. are
rl' sssSed. can at any tine be viewed
! ss !, s:,rchascd at tie lowest limitation
20 o p. e. MApsgFHIER:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
TO THE EDITOR.

From a Member Of tie lass Legialature
"My feelings have of late been much
excited by the unqualified censure which
some of the malcontents of the Common-
wealth have passed on some of the leading
measures OF the last General Assembly
Quequa mot miserrima) vidi, ct quo
rum pars fui."-The virtuous part of the
community, have incurred the eternal dis
pleasure of the disappointed Bank Faction.
We are charged with cupidity, oppression
the most dir, and a catalogue of SINS, of
which the repentance of century would
not cleanse us. The proceedings of a late
meeting at Winchester, are striking spe-
cmen of this spirit and temper They
Contain complaints against the inequality
Of representation in the Senate of the State
They are herein complaining of a griev-
ance, which they had full power to redress
during the last session of the General AS
sembly, provided, they would have con
sented to extend to us the same measure
they wished us to mete out to them-or, III
plain English, if they would have CONSENT
ed TO combine with it provision for the
equalization of taxes on land within the
Commonwealth when Combination
of the two objects, i'll the same bill, was
proposed, the subject was dropt, and never
more heard of during the session 90
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COMMUNICATIONS.

DIED, in this place, on Saturday last.
the Sth inst. q few minutes after 8 o'clock,
in the evening, General JOHN MINOR,
of Fredericksburg. This gentleman has
been, tor thirty years, an eminent practiti-
oner of the law aud came to this place a.
bout ten days ago for the purpose Of at
tending to his professional engagements in
the Federal Court, and the Court of Chan
Gerry. On Thursday last at O'Clock, he
was in the latter court, in better health and
spirits than lie has usually enjoyed for some
time past sight indispostion admonish-
ed him to retire to his lodgings the symp-
toms becoming more violent, medical aid
was called in but the case was not con-
sidered as dangerous, on - o'clock OF Sa-
turday. On the evening Of that day he
thought himself much better, and seemed
TO be ehecred by the Circumstance Of his
pains having left him how delusive are
our hopes his pains had ceased, because
the principle OF life, itself. was on the point
Of termination. lie expired without a
struggle, and without groan.
The writer Of this article has had the
pleasure of an intimate acquaintance with
GEN MINOR for about 81 years and
never has he known m0re honest Oy be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

ncvoent spirit or 4 more aniiao'e am en-
gaging man. While his faculties were IN
their vigour, he was even among the lead
ing Counsel of the several courts which Us
attended. He was an acute and SOUND
lawyer, and a most agreeable speaker,
On occasions which appealed to the heart
he was pre-eminent in the range OF country
in which he prac,ised. HIS own feelings
were quick and powerful. and he had the
faculty of impartng them with peculiar
happiness. Three and twenty years ago
the writer of this article wei! recollects to
have seen jury. the court itself, ana
the surrounding audience dissolved IN tears,
by the simple and pathetic touches OF his
natural eloquence. Nor were his acquire
ments Combined to his profession, merely.
He WAS a good historian, we'll versed In
matters of polity; and deeply imbued
with polite literature. His reading was ex
tensive, his taste delicate and discriminate
ing, and his judgment clear and solid dis
heart was the seat of every virtue that can
do honor to humanity-it had all the ten
derness and simplicity of childhood. and
when the occasion demanded all the firm
ness of herosm, He loved his country,
like patriot--and the human family, like
man. Such, i'll mis- days of health were
the sencerity and gracefulness of his man
ners the cheerfulness of his temper. the
sweetness and kindness of his spirit. and the
candor of his Intercourse with the world,
that iew-men ever had more friends, none
ever had warmer. He was firm believer in
the christian religion and il stability of
faith and the most unsullied integrity oflife
can give title to future happiness, his
spirit is now in that world where the
wicked cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest."-Best of men and dearest of
friends, farewell and pardon this feeble
tribute OF respect now so uuavailingly paid
to you
DIED, on Friday last, at the residence of Mr.
jesse Xix OF Manchester, after short indsposition.
Miss JANE BUcKNER-She will be long member-
ed by her relatives and numerous acquaintance, as
possessing in an eminent degree those benevolent
qualities OF the mind calculated to endear her to
ciety--a bright example CT what we ought to be
IS kind to one another
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
AN ORDINANCE

To raise 5y Loan Sum Of .Honey for the p,trbose
ofCraduating aud Pacing II Street, and far
other brrpsseS-[ Passed June 6, 1851
WHEREAS, II Street forms one of the great high
ways and entrances into this City, and it is very de-
srabIe that said Street should be graduated and pa
we'd bat which, owing to the present state Of the
finances of the Corporation, cannot he effected
out OF the ordinary revenues Of the City And,
whereas it is represented, that sum sufficient fsr
the purpose of graduating au3 paving said Street may
be obtained By Loan.
SEC LIST. BE IL therefore Oro1ined5y he Presi-
dent md Common Council ofthe Cityof Richmond
IN Common Hau assembled, and hereby Ordai,l-
ed by the authority ofhe same, That the Cham
berlain do open Il ,oks in his Office, on the first
Monday it, July next, for the purpose Of receiving
sub-crptsns 10 Loan Of fifty Thousand dollars for
the purposes aforesaid
Sec 9nd. find be i further O'dtriued by he
nhority aforesaid That The following shall be the
erins, cOndiiuns rules and regulations, spon hich
he said Lean shall BE- subscribed
Art 1st No subscription sholi be received for
ium less than fifty dollars, fer fractional part
Of fifty dollars.
Art end For every fifty dollars which may be
subscribed, there shall be paid at the time of
subscribing, ten dollars, and the rcsile Of the sum
subscr5ed shall be paid ~ four ins;aimentv, Of ten
oliars each, al interval Of not less than thirty
Jays between each instalmeBt, and at such times rs
nay be required BY a resolution Of the Common
CITY Tor fifteen days previous 20 the tine of pay
x.
Art 3rd Each subscriber at the time If paying
any Of the above instruments after the first may
pay all or any number ofthe subsequent iustaments
and will be entitled to receive interest at the rate
'tslx per eentam per annum, on the amount thus
iaid from the time Of sexual payment.
Art. 4th. On the failure of payment Of any in
'tsnent Of the sums subscribed according to the te.
ior Of the second article Of this section, the next
preceding testament Of ten dollars which sisll have
ca paid for every fifty dollars subscribed, shall be
rfsted TO the Corporation.
Art 5th. Within twenty days afier the time Of
bscribing, the Chamberlain shall give certificates,
tating the subscribed and the payments male,
Uid on which the payments Of the subsequent IN
tlments when made, shall be respectively endor-
d; Which certificates shall be assigna6ls by ei-
rsement and delivery Of the parties in whose "a
oirthey may be issued, until the completion ol
e payments required BY the tenor Of lhe second
rticle
Art. 9th. After the completion tie payment,
Aforesaid, the propricto.sof the certificates Of abe
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The editors of the Gazette have received
by the ship Chauncey, Captain Dowdall, the
London Courier of the S2d of April.
The trial OF Sir Robert Wilson was to
commence at Paris on the 22d, and it was
supposed would occupy the whole week.
The indictment appears in the Courier.
The same paper announces the death of
the Empress Of Austria, OH the 7eh, in the
29th year of her aye.
The Budget in the French Chamber of
Deputies, had been brought to conclusion
--257 being fog it, and only against it. 1t
was Immediately to be communicated to
the Peers, where it would probably pass.
After which the King would prorogue the
two Chambers to the middle of October.
The French funds had advanced q little.
A case Of great Importance was to coma
before the tribunal of commerce at Paris
in few days. A Port Folio, Containing
p PEI to the value Of 2 1000 600 was left at
the Thuillcries on the Goth of March. b.
naparte on his arrival, took possession of
it and carried it to Waterloo, having, when
he fed, abandoned his carriage, the PORT
Fol o remained init. The Bills were after
wards negotiated at a Banking house in
London the validity Of which transaction
will be decided by the above tribunal.
The marriage of Prince Cobourg with
the Princess Charlotte, was not postponed
lit was to Ike place the 2nd Of May.
Wheat had advanced in London, Is. per
quarter, and -four los. per sack.
The Marquis D'Osmond had succeeded
the Duke de Chatre, as French minister
at the English Court.
Another large Decentralization of troops
from France, was about to take place at
Dover, which had become the grand dc
pot for all the regiments from France.
The reports OF disturbances at Stras-
burg, and the bloody contests between
some Austrian soldiers and T. c Frensi
peasantry, in the Yosges, are contradict
ed.
Talleyrand was to pass the spring at bis
estate at Yalencey,
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NOTICE

Us hereby given. that at the next August
Court of Prnce-E Edward County, at the Court-iIouse
thereof, shall sell, public auction, cash. much of
all the Lands and Lots in that County retuged delinquent
for the noipayment the ote last year viii be
sufficient discharge the arreagsOf winch shall then
remain unpai for that year, and per eenum damages
thereon Together with the Of the present year. The
saes Will the first day of the Court and CONT
from day to day until they shall be completed. The
Subscriber authorized to receive all such and dam
any time before the land shall be sold. ist of de-
iqucncies may be in the Clerks Office of the County,
possession of the Subscriber, in the Office of the AUDI
Oh OF Public Accounts.
X. BOOKER & SAM'I.ALLEN Deputies,
For SANL. BALDWIN, 5. p. Z. c.
lime TO- IO-rpQ1ps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

" The weather is still extraordinary.
On Sunday night, FRosT--on Monday
morning, we had FIRE-The effects are
seen in our ticlds--lh Indian Corn is stua-
ted, and unusually backward. The Oldest
inhabitants say, they have scarcely ever
wlinssssd so tardY summer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

We are happy to state there IS much prospect
of Judge Randolph's recovery. We are Informed,
that an operation has been performed, by which a
discharge of blood internally deposited, has been
effected, and favorable symptoms Of recovery have
manifested themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
ron SALE.


an the Goth July next, if iair, f not the next fair
Z \ day, viii sell at Public Auction, upon the
premises, MY PLANTATION in Cumberland
County, on Appomattox river, distant from Rich
mond aud Petersburg each sixty miles aud in the
vicinity Of several large manufacturing mills The
river Appomattox is nay,aable to Petersburg, AMI
the nayigsbe waters of James River are distant a.
bont nine miles. The Tract centaius One 1hois-
and Acres very Valuable Land. one half of which
is in woods, and of the cleared land, considerable
portion is fresh, and some highly improved two
hundred acres good river low grounds. The
buildings for family and agricultural purposes are
numerous and convenient. soma ofthem handsome,
and ali in good order. The neighboUrliooi is a.
gIeeable, AID the situation very healthy. Two
ffhs ofthe purchase money must be paid down,
and for the balance, an accommodating credit will
he given; to secure which, deed OF trust upon the
land will be required. Much greater Justice win he
done this Estate by viewing, than by any descrip-
ton oft Those therefore disposed to purchase,
will apply to nae, and 10 my absence TO my friend
and neighbour, Mr.. Edmund Eggieston, who viii
shew the premises.
The purchaser will be allowed to SOW wheat in
due time, and possession Of the whole may be had
at Christmas, perhaps at an adler day.
JER.)f.9.r B.ARER
Woodrle, June 10. 10-zoH
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NOTICE.

vESIiE Court of Henrico havicg determined TO
z REMOVE THEIR COURTHOUSE from
ITS present situa ion, have appointed Committee
to receive proposals in writing, for proper site eli
therin Town or Country to affix G lrt-fioase
Persons disposed to make such proposals, will be
as minute as possible, and lodge them at the Conn
y Once near the Market, before the 25th inst.
directed to
WILLIAM MAYO,
Chairman of the Committee.
June ~. IO.4t
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ANORDINANCE,
Authorizing Loan of Forty Thousand Dollars.
pnssed Sd lime 1916

S elton 1st BE IL oriained by he President {
Common Council Of tie City Of Ifici5aono, in Con,
mon HaH assembled. and IL Is hereby Orellined, b.
fhe authority Of same, That the Chamberlain
this y, do open Boossin his Oice, on the ls Mon
day in July next, or the pur -ose OF receivng So
sc'iptions to Luas Ut Forty ThOus nd Dollar
for the use Of this Corporation, cb books sIa
continue open between lie hours ~ 10 aud ~
clock. upon that AMI the succeeding day, unless q
sail amount Of Forty fhorsand Dollars shall ga,
been sooner sub .cribcd aud Il the smount # s.i
Loao shall not have been Inscribed DUR tie seq
Two days, The Chamberlain shall open the said blo-
iof the same purpose, It the same piac 4, bctwec
the hours Of 10 'elock A. NJ and noon, upon eae
suecee'iing MonaAy, during the months Il July $50
August, unless the amount Of the Loan shall b
SOONER subscribed for.
See BUD. Ind be itfa7skes Ordained. That he
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THE SUBSCRIBERS


4 BOUT to establish Museum in the CITY n.
IA Hichmond, are anxious to collect (if pussbIel
every curiosity OF nature aud art which the State M
Virginia furnish. The iibera y and public sn;-
rit which characterize the inhahtsnt: Of the an
Gent dominion, justify the hope that The ,rcprie-
tors OF tle intended establishment viii receive from
the patronage OF her citizens much assistance ON
the present occasior--Such gentlemen therefore
as have coriosties in their possession are respeetu
y solicited to communicate with the Subscribers.
stating the description OF objects, and whether they
are wiling to make a donation OF loan oil thenu
tor the benefit OF the Afuseum.-lA prorapt aitens-
on to this request Gas 1t IS the wish Of ts proiie
tors to make collection ,mrnediately as posi-
be) will greatly enhance the favour their generos-
ty would confer.
The public assured, any srticle loaned to this
institution val be preserved with great care and res
torcd to the proprietor demand
JAMES WARRELL,
RICHARD LORTOE
CT The Editors of the Norfol. Herald Peters
burg Republican aud int-ilieencpr, Winchester
Constellation, aud Stanton Observer, are requested
to give the above as Insertion. once week for two
months, aud forward their accounts the Subscri-
bers
June ~. 1O-w2m
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g Without e',iiseniny suns, ane genial show
81, e,s,'
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hopc
The tender plsnt should rear It's blooming
head.
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PLAISTEK.

PLASTER.
ENTE HAVE RECEIVED, BY the Brig Mari,
w IRON ST. Andrews. $50 IONS PhasteT
Paris, probably the best dat ever came 10 thls
Aisrke which will sell much below the usu.
al prices, aud ia quahtldes to suit purenasers
N. Il. THOMAS & Co
June r. i0-si
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FvfV D0l1r8 hefgUFd
CTOLEN from my stsbs. the nigh; Of the
- 9TH inst n BAY HORSE, about fee, or 10
isches high with flowing osue and b,bbsd toll
lie PAGES we'll and is rather ssiitish. No max -
collected by which be can be known.
The above reward will be givep for the recovery
NJ the horse aud conviction Of the thief OF TREATY
Dollars for the recovery Of tie horse sinne. he .
suspected TO have been stolen by one D0oid fSt'oo
eel, INST discharged from the PenteDtiary,/
rishuian who vas convicted 10 Aisson cogs./ - -
VIM < go
yn1s Ie. m
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THOMAS WHITE e 60.
4 RE- receiving, at their Store, opposite the
"a Market-Hguse;
so bags Green Coffee,
o5 bbls do do.
10 bids Northern Rom,
--- Antigua do.
S -- Whiokey,
2S tierces do.
SO bbls. do.
.GFLO8r, (Glai'y errertsd
5000 gallons Linseed Oil, in bbIs. aud bids
IN STORE,
80 boxes Chocolate,
50 It's fresh Nutmegs,
so kegs Gunpowder, (warrnnted qrsitgJ
8 ton Shot, assorted OIG BIB to NO 10.
Loafand Brown Sugar,
Race, Ginger, Allspice ani Pepper,
Quart, Pint, half Il third Pint Decanter5.
do. do s. do. Tumbers,
8 by 20 Bristol Window Ggss,
Spanish Indigo aud Madder,
Salt Pctre. Alum aud Birthstone,
Peach and pplc Brandy,
German ami Bistercd Steel,
Iron well assorted
Az Of which We offer for sale on accommodating
terms.
June -. 10-s'
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NOTICE.

z n pursuance of the two following Ordinances o.
1 the Common-fisll, OF the City Of Richmond
books wsh be opened in the Office Of the Chamber.
lain OF said City, agreesby to the provisions OF SAL
Ordinances, for the purposes in the sad Ordinance
respectively mentioned.
N. SHEPPARD, c. G. Richmond
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Nutue OF Deed OF Irris,, +cutet nn the
} 2iih of November, 1919, b. James WalSsr 1t
Albemarie County, to secure q lanes r. Goeke a
sum Oh mony therein mentioned, aud cost, viii
b soil, by ti,e Trustees or one o. them, on tie
2Oti otJune next ii far, il Io, The next fir day 10
the highest bidder, for cash. at james p. Cookies
mill, Il Tract If Laisd. containing 470 acres more.
oc less, lying Oh The waters Of Hardware river, in
the County o; .Nlbemsfle, adjoining the Land os
JAS. r. Cooke, William Robertson and oihess
TIE TRUSTEES.
june 70. io-st
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.Inne 70.
NOIICE

S hereby given. that at the next August Court of
X Charlotte County, at the Courthouse thereof
shall sell at public auction, for cash, much of all
the Lands and Lots in tlIa county, returned deln-
quent Tor the nonpay of the taxes of the last
year, will be sufficient discharge the arrears
oil taxes which snail then remain unpaid for that
year, and ten per centum damages thereon, together
with the taxes Of the present year--rhe sales will
commence the first day OF the Court and c. n
tiDue from day To- day until they shall be completed.
The Subscriber is authorized 10 receive all such
t-xes aud damages at any time before the land shall
he sod.-A iist of deliiiguences may be ia the
Clerks O!iee of the County, in possession Of the
Subsclbcr, or, in the Office OF the Auditor of p ub
lie Accounts.
JENNINGS NJ IEFFRESs, DIS.
For THOS. PEfTUS, S. G. G.
June fo 10wSw
S4LKS 1T -AUCITOW
TNTILI BE SOLD, THIS by, at IL o'clock, for
w Cash. The following GOODS, Damaged on
board the ship FIeleher for the benefit of the UNI
derwriters;
cask containing 600 doz. Knives and Forks,
60 Scissors,
90 - Razors,
100 J,ek Knives,
So Pen do.
No. 10Y.
- containing 600 doz. Knives and Forks,
So Sheep Shears,
~ doz. Spades and Shogels.
ParkhiHe, Dunioh u Cohiand,
Auctioneers.
JBne 2. lott
LOTS IN The VALLEY-For Sale.
IAN Thursday, the 18th June, at half past o.
clock Y. NJ. on the premises, will be sold,
81 LOIS or LAND, in Adams's Valley, near the
property formerly known as .Nrckenfie's Car
dsH aud lying on Valley Street, aud the adjacent
streets.
T,ER.llS--S, 70 Il 81 months credt--approved
endorsed negotiable notes, aud deeds Of trust on
the property.
az Every Lot o6ered 1giH fositirey be said,
7Uitisnt any sorT offlntafion.
"A plat of the property may be seen at our
Office.
j. BRoWY, Jr. u W. FIvNgY.
Vendue-Masters.
June f2 lott
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
EAJH are appointed, by the County Court of
w Charlotte, to Yeceive proposals from any
person or persons viking to contract TO make an
accurate CK1RT' Of the County of Charlotte, to be
done in the manner prescribed by law. Any gem
teman willing to contract for the same, will please
20 send 10 hia'proposais, directed to the Commits
soners, living in tie SAID Comfy, free OF postage
r,at they may isy the same before the Court at
August Term for their considerstion.lt viii be
great object to have the work neatly executed, and
on the most moderate terms.
CLEMENT ARLINGTON,
WIN. VI WATKINS,
ISAAC READ,
BRYAN w. LESTER,
THOMAS READ,
June "a. IO-ss-. CVaosiis,.5neTs
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toR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IN obedience 10 decree OF the wcrstnu Couns
4 " Court of Henrco, in Chancery silting, the
Subscriber, agent for the Conmisshrers and I'M
der their superintendanee, will, rues:av the "a
July next, sell to the highest bidder, o credit of
one, two and three years, the JfScs IF L1.,;d wing
IN lienrico CGuaty, on ,jle great mo,intsn read.
and eight miles from town, formerly owned ~
Major Wa. NJ csby, aud oce'iniel i,Y Wli,:.nr
u C6sinbe ilsyue--it will be divided into ,rts, Ut
roai - TO 50 acres, 70 suit nurch2sers. iLc qua!-
~ Of this land aud its cont,guity to Richmond make.
u On object. Boads with approved security, to DC
secured by deed OF trust, ill be required possessi-
GA OF Jueh parts as sre not in cultivation delivered
directly the balance in time Co snail grain Ira
the fall. reservipg to the present occupant t,pe To
deliver his crops. THOMAS TAYLOR.
G-r Refreshments provided f,,' ali 4Oh, rig c.
June le. Io-sl
~ Y Virtu ota . ed Of Trust. exeaiitsi ~ l1.
, eish NovenSe,, 1912, wv William Robertson,
oi fLbeDarIs County, to secure to james =. Cucke
sum oil moAey therein mentioned and cost vll ne
sold, by the Trustees one of them, on the 9th
day OF June next, ii fair, j: not the next fair day,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, ut Jas p Cncke's
MILL .i1'r0ck Of Land, containng i79 acres, more
orless, lying the south fork Of Hardware Hiyer ia
the County ot Aibeharle. There is a vaiuai,e Ss-~
and Grs-MiIi, with convenient dweiry-hotse.
&c on the Land.
HETRUSrEEs.
June 10, 1916. los
( . Virtue OF a Deed of I'rsis, *. cule,i on the
, 2iih OF November, 1872 D.. James Wdlls- Of
Abemarie County, to secure q lanes r. Goeks a
sum Oh mon therein mentioned, aud cost, viii
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-28
Public Sale.


by virtue Of writ of yenditioni ex-
nonas. to me directed, from the court OF
appeals for the western shore of Mary
land. will be sold for cash and meet crop
Of tobacco, at the courthouse in Port
Tobacco, on Tuesday the 9th day OF A
pril next, all William Ceurts's right ii
tie and interest in and to tract or par
eel of land. called I" New Alliford," con
tanning 81 and one halt acres, more o.
less, the property of said Courts. Tax
en- in execution to satisfy debt due ga
muel Wimsatt.
TOWNLEY R0BEY,
Late Sheriff of Charles County
March Is dts