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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
New York. Oct. u.

Honorable eramhfe # a 4uo,thy mat
rcn.--At!hc late exhibition of the Jetler.
son County Agricultural Society, the
mos, respectable persons Of both sexes
were competitors for the premiums -
Among others understood that Mrs.
Brown, mother Of Major Gen. Brown
presented a number of pairs Of stockings,
The fruit OF her own industry, which re-
ceivrd premium,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
New Castle, Oct 20.

BY virtue of a wit of vend. exp. tc me d.
'ec:ed, will be exposed TO public sale, at the
1ouse of David Brinton, Wilmington, in Chris
tisus' hundred, OIL Saturday the 3lst day Of Oct.
inst at 9 o'clock. M. the following described
'Foper'y--,l.uate. lying, and bsng n,he hundred
~ GhiNana, and unded by prope y Of &
,ial6on, Elranor Harlan, Rachael Gould, 10 IN
Kitchen, and Others, containing by computation
~enty seven scres, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
If Hugh Cook, Jun and to be soldby
Francis Haugheys
LATE Sheriff.
New Castle, Oct 81
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Vy.lllh!M,sl!1I.lgyHnDMo
Saturday October "a. 1919.

The City Council u Charleston; S. C.
have by proclamation, set apart the sth
day of Oct. inst. to be observed as a "day
ofsoiemn prayer, thanksgiving and praise
TO Almighty God, for the peculiar bles-
sings conferred on the city and citizens
of Charleston, and state generally"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Watch Stolen.

Was stolen from the house of the subscriber,
on tile afternoon Of the 21st instant, French
single case Watch, marked c. No. 1926
Wa,chmaxers and others, are requested to no
sice if said watch is offered for sale or other
wise Three dollars reward will be given for il
Any information concerning said watch will b.
received, by
John M'Carton.
Oct, 24-Ss
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24

BY virtue of wri, Of Fl ia to me directed.
w.Il be exposed to jupic sale, at the housS OF
John Crawford. Wilmington. IN Cnrisuana
uudred, on Saturday the 3lst Of nc,oDer at
10 O'Clock, a M the following property, to
vie one morse AID carr. stoves, 8 featner beds.
bedding and bedsleads. pair Of b.dsteads, q
variety OF other household and knchen fun. urts
4 weavers' looms, 500 yards OF Cotton straps,
rs yards OF Donestlc Muslin, &c
Seizsd ana taten IN eXeru,iyn as "lS li"peSty
luAn Crawl .ro, ana 10 rs ID ~
Francis liaUghey.
late Sheriff.
Ne,y q stlP Orr 90
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Chicliasaw Treaty.

Nashville, Sept. &c.
Gen. jackson and Gov. Selby, with
their suites, left here on Sunday last for
the ChickasAw I'D Town, for the pur-
pose of holding treaty with those lndi
ans,--jphiS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Francis Haughey,
late SnetiH.
New Castle, Oct. 20.

by virtue Of sundry wriss of vend exp to mo
directed, will pe exposed to pubic sale, at tbs
house of David Brmton, Wilmington, III Cha.
,lana hundred, on Saturda. the SIS, ot Os.ober,
at one o'clock, p. NJ the following described
|rroperty--si,uate in the Borough of Wilmington
10 Christian hundred, to wlt--No. ! A lot Of
Ground on King. between High & bird streets.
with two s,or, I,r,ck house erected thereon.
No.2 A Lot of Ground at the corner OF rhirSs
and King strects, with frame Baaasmtho
shop thereon e,rc,od No. s. 4 Lot o. Land
ON French street, adjoining lands OF john watt.
son and others, Containing two acrsss more -
less
Seized and taken in execution as the properly
of Michael Lsvery, AID to Or ,dby
Francis Haughey,
New Castle, Oct. 90
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24

I"oWcScr, tnaI tbi8 SuD}cCI W.T. MOI
present itself to Congress. az some
seen. to have supposed it might Ia
Che shape of a direct proposition.
The late laws respecting the col
lection OF the revenue have ieen in
operation long enough to test their
utility, and try the advantages aud
defects OF the system, it is not impro-
bah.c some amendments may he made
to them. There Is very general,
impression that the laws for proven
Ting the Importation Of slaves require
amendment asd we hope snty will
receive il il they do.
There is every probability that, at
the next session. two Of The present
Territories Of the u. States. Niissou-
ri and Alabama, will be authorized TO
form constitutions oi state govern
infnt. preparatory to their admission
into the Union. they are saiu TO
have tie requisite numbers; and sunni
policy recommends that, as soon as
possible, they shall lie allowed 10
govern themselves. The ter, itoriai
government are always excrescences
on our system.
or those matters whicn are counec-
ted with The foreign pnii'y Of the L,
States, we tannut, without the urcos-
sary materials on which 70 fora, an
opinion, speak wis any certainly.
Every thins NC hear, however, iea'is
ns to ,iope that the state OF our ior.,
tisn relations is geaeraiiy satisfactory
and, where IL is least 50, likely To im-
ii.nyr.
To the Siessagc Of the President at
the opening oi iir session, however,
we must iupk Tor Information 0i the
highest ,nt,srst Oh 'nis lrad. and %,
many Others. j hat document Will
rso,ably disclose, Tor eXam,,r, ,ArI
natare aid aspect OF our conn,cioia
nrGoci.iioM WITH Great britain /; tho
state 81 eur relations with SpaiG; TIE
r-l0rt Of our Commissioners lately
returned from Enrnos Ayrcs. and
ti;e views Of the Executive thereon.
a.. Much is also 10 ne communicated
rrsi'cr;inS tav progress AID 81. nnna
;i0n OF the Srnh0is wnr !; rtspeet,og
the progress III the t'oa;nis.ion' rs
under The treaty oil Ehtni; rcs,mrtiu.
the progress OF the rXi'soralm, Of oo'
western territnry, and 1t the estate
I:shment Of potts On .nat frontier !;
ami respecting nther pv:.iru!i,i treas
ares. whici, hayr ciiirrrs; largely i1lo
'hc po'iey orthe prescDt a'iMiu,stra-
ton.
Upon the whole. WAS expect IN ar
imn.,'d and usrini session, Clearwater.
ICED rather by efficient action tian ~
prolonged debate.
Its scarcely necessary TO add, i',a'
the same uem''ers partakc in the d..
ALTERATIONS u Congress AT the mex,
session as lid at the last the ncw
elections. which we are daily announ-
!cing. not taking effect until the fourth
day OF March nest, on which day
com mcnces the tcrm Of service OF the
Sixteenth Congress.
Ill. N.S.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
New Castle, Oct. 90.

i'Y vf.ue of wri, Of i. ia to me directed,
'''l I've ekucsed t. pubic sale, at The h use "
ward Dac,, III B-andywlne hnndrrd, on
rrI!ay the som Gay e octobet, at 10 O'clock
NJ tie following property, to W.T. COW
2 'ogs, one lot ufcorn. one lot of potatoes, owe
=. oi wnea at. one 10, Of rye, one LOT of oats,
e dough, hay household and kitchen furni
lure, &c.
s2.zea and tasen in execution as the property
Il .uw ard DAVIS, ~ d rs ,,c sold ey
Francis Haughey,
lste Sheriff.
New Castle, Oct 20.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
WASHINGTON. October 20.

The second session or the Fifteenth
GoHgresswhic'i must terminate Oh
the nth day Of March uest rasuing.
embracing a Term OF nearly fifteen
y, eiss.
dough no extraordinary ec"nr-
venres at home or ABROAD await the
decisions OF Congress though peace
prevails with all the world. and in all
duman probability no war is at hand;
.i,nu.h our revenue is ahundaut, and
no taxes ere 80 ic laid ; though HE
of the natiOa are PROS.
,erous uey, I'D example, and no sricv-
ances are to be redresscd; i. is impos-
,bIe TO look with0ul intetes, 10 tie
mb!age Of The National s,epresen-
talyps 0n ,hr rOm,ng, Or indeed on
a.y occe sioD, without deep interest.
Ehe powers aud energies OF the sav~l
ernn,cut are in their hands; 4 though,
no emergency cali them into activity;
they are awful even in rcposc.
Hut il Is not on extraordinary ocaa-
sions on.y that the powers Of thai
government are to be exercised. There
re never wanting subjects which
all for legislative 'n;crpos;iion,
though inro!vin~ none o. the higher
attributes Of sovereignty, subjects
,ieep.y interesting; to oae Sc, tion or
other Df tnr community. % Is, -
~ those WATERS Nhl,s, vii, proh.a,
ocaupy the attention Of Congress Ill
tn:. ea-u;ag Session. though Honr may
er certainly predicted. soair may he
constructed !; and "a moments veller'
ton viii sl,ew that they are oI M
':.l,t interest.
We shall net pretend 10 cnunicrate
he various Objects ofiegisiation which
sill present themselves. The un.ia-
s,,t;i ,.usiness oI tie last session n!"nr
.popld he sufficient to occupy Hiuch Of
he time o; that which approaches !;
nj il we add the annual hills OF APP
preparation, Ne. whic', must be pas
sed: there will remain little time Tor
the origination ofuew projects. Ma
ny such however, will doubtless be
presented. Propositions which have
been discussed at former Session. & re-
icctrd, will in all likelihood he revived.
Among these are the highly important
questions respecting internal improve
,ncut respecting an uniform system
Of bankruptcy respecting the coU'
mutation of soldiers bounty lands /;
The Military academies the lsvalil
Corps. and all the eiceteras Of proyi-
sion for the past. and preparation for
the futnrc---anousst which we trust
will not be overlooked, or again re-
ijccted, tile proposition for indemnify.
| ing, out of our full treasury, those WIN
lost their all during the late war. by
the destruction Of their property, in
consequence OF its having been cngas.
| ed in the service OF the United States,
We have no doubt that. among the
new subjects Of discussion al the
present season. will be, in one shape
or other. the merits Of the Bank of
Che u. States. 1t is not likely that
what has occupied 50 much public
(atteDtion, will escape the notice Of
Congress; though it does not appear
|vrObable 10 us that any thing will he
found requiring their interventirn.
Connected with this question, perhaps
some discussion may take pierc Gil
the pracliesbility Of adjusting the
Exchange between different seetiou,
of the eountry; by mcans Of I. govern
ment paper. VIZ incline to believe
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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
'""Nf 10 ITO
New Castle, Oct. 90

bY v,ruc +; wru OF Fl. "a. to mt directed"
viii be exposed 10 public sale, at the house Of
Andrew M'Cali, Wilmington, in Christians
hun1yed, on "Wednesday the 28,h day of Octo-
Der, al ten O'Clock, a. M. the following pro-
acrty, to wit-feather beds, bedsteads anu bed
dug, tables, chairs, ruresus kitchen furniture.
i ,bacco presses, and manufactu' ed tobacco. &c.
seized and taken III execution as the propertk
of Andrew Meal, and oN be sod by
Francis Haughey,
fzsc 6AsFM~
New Castle (lct 90 -
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
Land for Sale:

A Farm situated in ST. Geprees Hun
Idred, New Cnsfie county slate Of Del
ladjoining4he Trap, containing 800 acres.
1t is bounded in part by the nain post
road TO Dover & Drawers Creek, on
which is an excellent Landing for sipali
craft, and about so acres OF marsh that
may be embarked at small expcnce.
The improvements are all new and con.
sist of good frame dwelling and Kitchen
adjoining with we'll OF water a, the door,
a corn crib that viii hold one Thousand
bushels, poultry house and shed ninety
feet long by twenty four feet wide that
affords ample shelter for STOCK of every
cescripton-sbout one fourth of,his tract
IS woodland-the soil is excellent for all
kinds of grain, and plaster has for several
years past been used with great effect on
it. l. would suit well for grazing farm
or dairy, water communication to the
Philadelphia market being so convenie'.t.
1t is within a mile and a quarter of Ca ~
wells Bridge one OF The best grain mark
cts in the state. Also, 4 tract of
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
New Castle, Oct. 81.

BY virtue of suudry writs Of vend exp. to me
directed, will he exposed to pu',iic safe, 3, the
house of Michael Lavery, Wilmington; IN Chris
llama hundred. on Saturday The SIS, lay OF Oct.
inst. at 10 O'clock, a. M. one COW and calf. one
gig and harness! household and kitchen furni-
ture---,wo sets of Blacksnth's tools, &c
Seized and taken IN execution as the property
IF Michael Lavasy, and 10 be sold by
Francis Haughey,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-24
N.lpLE SWH.MP

Containing 2 acres, about two mi
from the above farm, and within half
mile OF landing--it is very thicklv COW
cred with young maple such as is used
for making powder. For further pal tic
ulars enquire oil the subscriber near
Cantweil's Bridge.
J. B. SIMS.
Oct. "a, lSl8.-tf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, on the
IL the Sd inst. Negro JEM, about feet
5 inches high, % or 26 years of age, stout
and well made, except that he is perhaps
little knockkneed his complexion dark,
has large scar on the upper lip, occasior~
ed, it is said, by his falling, when child,
on some edged fool; has down look when
spoken to, and is apt 10 be short and inso-
lent in answering. The clothes he took with
him are not rccollected, except red ilan-
mel shirt, a pair OF Russia duck sailors
trowsers, and a coarse wool hat with broad
brim, nearly half worn. Having gone OF
without any provocation, it is probable his
intention is TO steer his course towards Bal
timore or Pennsy lvania, and pass for free.
man. He has hauled the seine the two last
seasons in Pomonkey, where he may have
gone, or perhaps TO Alexandria, where ne is
also little acquainted. If taken go miles
from home, or out OF the county, will give
90 dollars for securing him in any gaol, or
if taken 80 miles from home, or out OF the
state, will give the above reward OF ilt,y
dollars. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nanjemoy, Charles co. sSc
Md. July l8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
French Creek Boarding school.

The JoRowing is published .for the irJor-
nratiOH of Parents
EE AViNG long belle, ed that SchoIl
ia on plan different from most others
10 many respects, would be beneficial to
society, and apprchenlling that with all
us cares, and the responsibility insepala-
bic Fl ON such a concern. | could more
cheeriully devote my time 20 the educa-
ton Of children than to ANY other busl-
ness, have concluded to establish a
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view ! have purchased lie
FnExcm CREEK FARsf four miles east
of the yellow springs, on the Nerri'town
and Philadelphia road. situated in Pike
land ard Vincent townships, Chester
county, twenLy.seyen miles from Fhlla-
del phia, combining many coDveniencics
for the support OF such an institution
and having let the farm. etc. in a way.
calculated 20 supply the faulty with p'U-
visions, iproposc to devote my attention,
with the aid of suitable assistants, to the
education of the children who may be
placed under my care.
In selecting tie pupils, it is not piopu-
sed to be governed entirely by their ages.
n"r to require that they shall al; DC mru-
bcrs Of the religious society al Friends
but as the school rule, will be very few
III number and very simple, ii is my wish
that none may be sent cohtmy TO heir
own inclination, nor any one ~Lo would
DOT be Likely to be coed examples 10 ne
other scholars, and treat ,hem with kihd-
less and affection.
The price fDr beard and tuition WILDE
two hundred Dol!ars rer annum. enc
Yiarter always to be paid IL. aiyaEcc---
no restrictions respecting, the Kind IL
clothing are intended, nor respecting the
frequency e tie changes tia; parents
NAV require the washing "ii be clar-
ged at the ordinary price pet d0zcn--
children may be admitted Tor one quar-
ter only, and such as ale entered for a
longer period, may nevertheless BE- rtmu-
we'd at tie expiration Of any quarir;.---
The communication with Philadelphia
will bc frequent and easy by stage, An.
house Of entertainment KEEP, by tie Ia
mgr for the accommodation Of pei sohs
having business at the schPol.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-
clish Grammar, Geography and the use
Vt Maps and globes. will be taught, toge-
Their with such olhvr b, ahches as the pro-
sres, u! the children and experience may
iendcr expedieDt. The school to opea
the first of the 5th month next. For Iur-
Their information apply to Edward STA
bier, Alexandra, " to
EMM0R KINDER.
I'd mo 81 Su
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
Committed

ITO my custody some 'ime past as run.
i Always, Negro woman and two chill
dren. The Negro woman calls herself
Inn Butler, and says she is free, and came
from Nottingham in Prince George county
upwards Of seven years ago TO this county,
where she has lived as a Tree person ever
since.-She is 5 feet 2 inches high, OF a
very dark complexion, and'appears to be
about 28 years Of age-had on when COM
mit,ed an oznaburgh shift, an old white
cotton petticoat, aud red calico irock;-
Her Oldest child is a boy, who is called
TAomus-of dark complexion, and APP
pears to be about 5 years old.-The other
Is girl, who is called .qnn, also OF dark
complexion, and appears to be about 8
years old. The owner is desired to come
and take them away, otherwise they will
he sold as the law directs, for their prison
foes &c. THO. A. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Charles County.
JuIv 81 IN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ p. G.. .MaRSTELLER.

@F
THIS DAY, at 10 A N
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner VI
Prince and Watersheds,
Super6ne cloths
Cassimeres
Bombazettes
Corduroys and yelvets
Calicoes
Cotton shirtings
Dimities
James
Leno, cambrics, jaconet and book mus
Inns
Lepo, jaconet and book muslin hdkfs
Silk, cotton and woollcn hosiery
Silk, beaver, and buckskin gloves
Marseilles vestings
Gingliams
Madras hdkfs ~
Sewing silks and threads
Buttons, &c. &c.
ALSO,
90 boxes mould candles
90 do tlberts
2 hhds muscoyado sugar
100 Gin cases
90 bbls herrings
Furniture, sc. sc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
Feathers.

A FEW hundred weight Of fresh LIVE
"A FEATHERS, just received and for
sale by WM. GILLIAN.
ON HAND,
Fresh olives and capers
LIP Madeira, Sicily do, Burgundy do,
Old Port in bottles and in draft, Claret in
bottles, Muscat do-HIN.ES
Cognac brandy Holland gin
Jamaica, Grenada and Antigua rum
Spanish chocolate Of very superior
quality--togetherwith general assortment
Of GROCERIES.
July 90 d3tmwf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
To, the friends of Humanity.

A n aged, infrm, and widowed mother,
" il DESTROYS to receive information OF
Of THOMAS BURTON CARTER, an
only son. concerning whom she has not
heard any thing, on which reliance can
be placed, for nearly three years. He re-
moved from this place to the state OF Ohio
about five years ago. The last certain ac-
count she had from him, was from Cadiz in
that state. He is about twenty i've years
Of age; by trade tailor IT,, Vague igS runcar
tor communicating information relative to
him, directed to Henry Tutwieler, z. NJ.
at this place, would confer peculiar kind
ness on an afflicted woman.
QpEditors Of Newspapers generally,
are intreated TO give this article place il
their columns few weeks,
Harrisonburg, Rockingham
Co. fVM) July Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes 10 sell tract of
i land containing sos acres, situate in
Nangemoy, Charles county, Maryland
This land lies compact on the Potomac,
adjoining the farm OF William D. Harrison,
Esq. about 9 miles above Maryland Point,
is well adapted to the growth of wheat,
corn, and tobacco, and might be made a
desirable farm. Also, another tract, con-
tanning 2Ol acres, about half a mile from
the former, and adjoining the lands Of Col.
John Tayloe. A further description of this
property is deemed unnecessary, as those
wishing 10 purchase will, no doubt, view
the premises. Ifnot sold before at private,
they will be offered at public sale in the
town of Port Tobacco, on Monday the
10th day of August next. Terms one third
of the purchase money on the day OF sale,
the remainder in equal payments of l2 or
10 months, whena sufficient deed will be
given. DANIEL JENlFER,
July iO-fmwts Port-ToLacco.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, OF Alexandria coun-
ty, in the distr ct of Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court OF said county let
tiers testameptary on the estate OF Hannah
Lille, late of the county aforesaid, decea-
sed. All persons having claims against the
said decedent, are hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same, with the vouchers passed by
the orphans court 10 the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day OF January next. or
they may by law be excluded from all be,
ne6t to said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required TO make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day of July, 1918.
RICHARD II. LITTLE,
Executor of Hannah Little, dec.
Jnly II 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
Notice.
VIM. Devaughn,

HAIR-DRESSER AND PERFUMER,
Royol-street, Alexandria,
LAS just received and offers for sale al
Ill his shop, few cases of Razors, of
a superior quality, for travelling, with six
blades ALSO,
Ladies' and gentemen's dressing cases
Cloth brushes; hat do; hair do, nail do
Shaving do; tooth do; rouge in pots
Almond paste; oil Antigua; pomatum
Cologne water; lavender do of superior
quality hair powder; powder pulls
Naples soap for shaving vegetable do
Rose do palm do; wash balls
Shaving soap tuck combs pocket do
Dressing do ; pocket books
Pencil cases beaver gloves whips
WebJ'sN. York suspenders ; French do
Hopkins's razor slrops; Packwood's do
Shaving boxes sharing glasses
Canes and rattans watch chains
Ard variety OF other articles, too tedious
TO mention. July q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
Land for Sale.

IN pursuance of decree Of tie Equity
4. Court of Charles county, dated the 9Th
day of January last, I he subscriber will Of
fer at public sale in Port Tobacco, on
Thursday the Goth day of August next, the
following tracts of land, laying in said co.
to wit: Comeree, about 2 miles from Po-
tomac river, on the road leading from
Port Tobacco " kennedy's ferry, contain
ing l59 acres, of which more than two.
thirds is covered with fine thriving White
Oak; Theobald's purchase, containing
IO9 acres-this land adjoins those OF capt.
Perry. near Wade's Bay, and is nearly all
in woods and one other tract near 10 Dur
ham church, adjoining the lands Of Tho.
mas Price, Esq being part of tract called
BIRTHS Good Chance, containing 81 acres.
The terms of the sale will be that the
purchasers give bonds with approved secu-
rity payable in three equal annual pay
ments from the day OF sale, and with inte-
rest from the said day OF sale the rents
for the present year reserved 10 the pre-
sent owners, & on the ratification ofthe sale
by the court, and the payment of the whole
purchase money aud not before, the trustee
will by good and sufficient deed convey
to the purchaser or purchasers the. lands to
him. her or them sold, according TO the di-
rections in said decree.
THOMAS MUNDELL, Trustee.
july 4 Tuto0ihA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-28
Orphans Court,

.qlerandria County, July Term, 1918.
ORDERED, That the executor OF Han
" nah Little, deceased, do insert the u
sual advertisement three times week for
two weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy, Test, A. MOORE, Register.