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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-18
Postponed Sale.

>EAN, On WEDNESDAY, at 4p. NJ. will
3d.. be sold without reserve, the schnr.
MINERVA !, burthen 81 tons or therea.
bouts, her tackle, apparel and furniture, as
she now lays at the Tobacco Warehouse.
s. A. MARSTELLER, Auct'r.
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lu..,.c.,a ...u IrunA 1l.u,l-

Ju.Dt.c.la allu IrunA 4,Lauti-
factory,
Kins-street, tuo doors below Westinghouse
SANlEi, PIERCE has Just received per
~ schooner Hilan, from Philadelphia, a
number OF umbrellas and parasols, which,
added 10 his former stock, comprise large
and general assortment.
Likewise on hand as usual, complete
assortment, OF trunks of all sizes.
n. Bod frames new covered In the
peatest manner, and ali descriptions OF re-
pairs promptly executed.
April % Fsu
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SALES At AUCTION.
Py S. a. M.2RSTELLER.

By S. A. .B.2RSTELLER.
e. The goods advertised for Friday pot
being offered in consequence Of the wed
ther, they will be sold
THIS DAY, al 9 A. M.
At the auction store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
ISdia sugar in hhds and barrels
Aiuscovado do in barrels
James River tobacco in kegs
Queens ware in crates
Cotton in baies
Soap in boxes
Mould candles in boxes
Cheese in casks
Almonds in bags
Philadelphia ale in bottles
American gin il bbls +; furniture, re.
Also,
Undressed and dressed ginghams
Irish sheetings dowlas
Steam loom shmtibgs
Domestic cottons gurrahs
Mammodies Irish berries
English cotton checks; India do
Bandano hhdkfs black silk do
Brown shirtings, &c. DC. &c.
WI be added to the sale,
Seven shares Steam Pump stock.
Also,
Fine and coarse shoes, sewed, copper
and iron fastened.
Also,
first rate work horse
! new cart and gear
] plough, with gear
cutting box
Mayl5
Public Sale.
ON THIS DAY at 10 A. NJ. will be sold
" without reserve, before the auction
store, corner of Prince and Water streets,
aquantity of elegant furniture. [alnosi eve-
ry article for family second hand but not
abused. S. A MARSTELLER, Auct.
May Is
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Notice.

n-t~The Council will SIT as Court OF
Appeals, from the hours of 10 TO 9 o'clock,
on the Goth 2lst aud 2ond days of the pre-
sent month, at which tune all persons IN
terested are requested to attend, as no ap-
meals will he heard, or remissions made,
after he adjournment of the Court.
/. P. THOMPSON, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-18
For Sale.

A LIKELY young negro woman, an ex-
- celIent house servant aud semptress.
Enquire OF Mr.. Rounsayell, jailer, Alexa9
Iria. April Q
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For Hire.

4 YOUNG negro woman, Il years OF
N age-a good house servant. Inquire
at this office. :uthstf April IL
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Wanted to Hire.

a GOOD BLACKSMITH. For one
IN well recommended liberal wages will
be given. Apply at Fort Washington.
April % If
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April 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-16
FOREIGN.
''-' F'ssss
LATEST FROM E}rROpE

NEW YORK, July 3 Arrived This
morning. 'lr Packer Ship Courier, ia ~
DAYS from Liverpool ~ This arrival Tie
Etuor~ 81 The Comm rc,al Advertiser
have received irom their LoudUn aud IL
vrrpool Correspond MS, L.nd,n uaprrs
OF i"e 29'h Of Ma,, i.loyIs Isis 10 lie
20 b, G'reral Shipping aud Commercr.l
j. T., 70 il'r ~ h. fhe s,.w-Puce Current
1" ih 26i5, aud L'srrpno papers 80 lie
pc, al 'nrlusIV. Captain BOVINE has
ob!isingly favored us viii fiji OF The la
test pAprr-.
The Kingdom Of Great Britain is fur
ma led viii another pres Im9ilye heir 10
Tie THRONE, 10 thc blrlh of daughter 10
The Duchess ot Kent. This etenl iook
place on ihe ~orniUy VI ihe 2tlh MAY.
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ofth's town. II goes or three wheels, and
may be worked by persons of all ages,
without previous practice or Instruction,
m road with the least declni,y even
a iady may ride ADD guide IL with per
iFct safety. Tie bushes are SO adapt
ed as to reduce Tie friction very conside
yablN. \ model Is left al MIR. W. White.
suns. auction room, III fahiey stree, tor
NE Inspection at the public, thc,propri.
v'or having secured The palen, right.
On SUNDAY the ID insi venerable nj,
nisietof The establishment, IN De- byshire
walked twenty-tour miles, dii duty al
three churches, b, reading prayers and
preached four times /; he also baptized AT
infant aud churched the mother, publisi,
ed The banns of one couple, married an
o'her, and uttered d corpse He Is seven
~ Yeas q. age.
The loss-occasioned BY the five which
broke oct IN the limb yards of Christi.
a,ia is estimated at above & 25o, 900 sier-
ling.
circular has been sent 10 ministerial
members inviting them Ia met Lord
Gastlercagh al the Foreign Office. on the
Uh ot June. The object, according Ia
Export, Is tn sound them on the measure
~ rcNl,ing the property tax, with certain
hodihca'inns, and even on the prinCipl
OF communication. BY which persons pos
Sessed OF real property woHld be relieved
rom assessed taxes, IN proportion 10 the
sum thai the, paid as a property tax
while tsaj and professions. not charge
anie with property TAX, would shil be Ii.
able 10 the tuli amount of their assessed
lakes. Ii This should fail, taxes TO the
amount of two millions ami "a half per an.
mum are to he devised 10 pay the dlvi-
dend on the expected loan and, amous
other articles, II is said, iiIat an additional
tax is 10 be LAID on malt.
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(ITaRSiot,@ fer me ". !. EUeni;ls PoskD
Gazette Extraordinary Of Bmeuos 4SIes1

SATURDAY, Aprii i7tb, 1919.
Nfe0ti"toh 6'tUe the dPpHieS of the Bdndu
O'Hht"i "Hd ihOse ~ the United ProcinceS of
South linen ifU.
Ia" comm, Sioners Of the combined armies
"io signed The arnrsuce of the 5ih ult. in Ro-
Sa'Io d>Semp.ed al li,e ST. Lorenzo coniorma-
i''' 10 tie 5i' article Of the armistice They
were presented by the government oil the Until
Z" FEO',!.tS. win TIE appreciation of the CO.
N"uint, ~ the Captain General and auxiliary
N ndnier an Chief of Peru Don IauurI
Btl-iNIo. VINO agrees to the folio wing articles:
ist. hdl the @TmiSiICe be continued will,
Itr sam" good tatth, and mutual cOrrespon-
d''re winch has been observed till now bv
beth pari,eS, aHd 10 confirm il more stronyly
ne dr"ieS ai'd squadron of the United pI o.
E''rcS shdii svacUdie the territory OF Saute
res the hi'Ni'hry forces OF which, shalt in
r. n ". cote't on the 9th, side OF the Salado,
aud -Arh respective. y, shall DE ready 10 march
iht ;G.h instant.
"a. "'tH Vie great object of IA general adj
lus'Ht.l "iuch sIaii seal forever tie concord
OF pen re WAC are brethren, Deputies Shall b.
aipc'Ht,d, an piy authorised Oy the 20, ermeut
5i.tr Fee, and ri,at on tho oppo,itr shore of
'uF 'df ..' meg snail give notice of the re-
eg0iiaiiOns III this place the 81
ups OF the United States betsceeJ
the mrs snail r~ilre without stOppin. 10 ef-
lcct Cas-. 'bere .lsai be al Officer win orders
IN accordance with hose VI the c1muauiant
OF t"e pFHyinct) 'IdtIug to the landing OF the
troops and tie necessary DOats and provisions
Iot tHrlf transportation tn 81 Nicholas
4ih Tue Tree communication between the
~ Wies 81 me United Provinces shall he expe-
G'tSd lnrou.h tie territory If Sante Fee but
n" BODY OF treo s,eHcecdng %, shall pas al
once and hey small pay for the assistance
ON bal Tue transfer may be FASTENED on
ai' Sii's, relays shall br established, winch
rave 'ecn neglected. owing 10 circumstance
All al he "hyS aId roads for com 4prce and
co mnnicdiion with Sapie Fee, and Diner
pJ,"is NefH thP rirers aud upper shore of the
Parona. siAii sc ieft completely free, ana win
90 any reStrniut a. shall also be the points
S@''tc' TO the government OF The United Pio-
rtgs.
9th Ia both territories, thieves may be pmr-
s"ea WI" endauher the SPrurity Of the roads
aAd that of tire aha biiamis in the Fable
posa'essIon Oi thcIg daeliiHgs; and force NAV
ne fmPiONed ~ protection, dS the ease re-
pureS Uni on no other occasion shall AN arm
ed 'o'fe bc called IiiO action
Gh During the present armisiice whatever
dihc'iilrs occur shall be- .ettied Dy pacific d.
~ dldiVry means. without recurring TO aims
Des 81 making the ordinary rrclAmAiions
And lhHs we conclude this covenant, sigued
t"icp Nv the commissioners
Hahf 4 ~ ihc commandments Estamisloa Lo-
PEI sud Manuel Bpicrdno.
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capital: "We have perused with asto-
nishmentsome articles in The foreign Jour
mails concernlngiSwedr The news they
convey is TOO absurd To merit the honor
OF a serious contradiction"
Madame Caialani has finally taken up
her residence IN Paris aud has decided
upon renoun ing erproieSsionai pursuits,
either upon the stage. or in concerts.
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Sil,O0S
S357 1875 %
,o 5 S57 l53 20
MOSES NORVELL, Cashier.

Tie "otesof the .foftowing banks are no
longer rece'oGbte a" tie iand oiJice an .JeJfs,-
so"rie, Union Bank oi Bahimoic.
MECHANICS do. Merchants do. Marine
40 FRANKLIN do. Commercial and Far
meFs DO. Farmers, and Mechanics do,
City do. Put ADJ
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LOUISVILLE, June 26.-On WednpS-
daN ihsi tie President of HE II. States
ana suite accompanied BY Gen. Jackson
aud his suite arrived in Tins iOwn--tlia toll
loving day being The anniversary 81 ii.
John The Bdpii>t, Masonic. Orajion was
delivered al the PrrsbS terrain Meeiiup
House by William Croshan, Jr. and AT.
forwards Masonic Dinner al iAe WASH
!hSi0n Halle, acn of which our visitors
attended. GA Friday public dInnerWas
given them at the UnionIiall Tavern. and
d bal' on The same evening al The Wash
ihsion ,idll. On this occasion a. nlgLt
ne expected, every respectful attention las
DPen pad, ~ no G0ubI mary a pirasin. ,,-
coll clion recalled by the President ard
HIS Oh acquaintance, some OF whom
were his play fellows IN boy hood, and
others Ills companions IN arms du-
ring The revoi"iiCn-indeed we believe
an equal number OF tie officers OF lie
VnlGtion" are nor now 10 be fouuti ~ so
small space as III Tins town and neigh.
bOurhoud.
On this day The parties will leave here
'or JeifersonVllie, where public dinner
viii he gwen, from whence tlcS will pro-
ceedio Mai. Croshan', lOr the uight.
Col. Ricbd. Taylor, Col Richard c. Andey.
IL, ~
a. Hite, Capt RObt Breckeniid e. Clai f,So
Gay, sen. Capt. Juo. Harrison, Capt. l'earsou-
Lieut.. jos. Hite.
LExGNgrON. June 30. The PREst.
DENTdnd GENERAL JACKSON viii ar
rive at Lexington IN The course Of the
present week, perhaps Oh FRIDAY or SAT.
urday. u is understood they reached
ohe'DyVIlle oil Monday evening.
CHILTCOTHE, July 2.-Ihr President Of
Tie United STATES and suite aud Gen
Jackson, arrived al Louisville, Nv. on fhe
2}d nil. They we're invited the ncxi dav
10 dlue with the brethren OF Clark an1
Abraham Lodges, being tbe aAniyrrsarv
OF John the Baptist, Of which they ac.
copied, when number Of ioasis were
drank The next day they visited india
VA. u Is stated iu Tie Southern Patrint
lhal ihe President illproceed for Wash.
lnglor City through Frankfort and Lev
lhgion. to Cincinnati, and thence d,rect
10 Wheeling, DC. [.Sciofo GaE.
At G neal Meeting Srockbold.
crs OF ihe Winchester Commercial Tank,
held al Dudlet's ibu, on Tie l2lh June,
1919, pursuant loa notice given dgrcea-
bly, 10 law, IN the Kenln. KS Advertiser,
published iH Winchester; ADD the Wee.
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DOMESTIC.


FROM the Illinois Iateitgencer Of Jane I6. I
The COMM sioners appointed AT the
last session Of the legislature for selecting
she Tor The permanent seat of govern.
meni Tor this state, asrceably TO lie act
oi congress, met about the FIRST of this
month, aud entered upon The DISCHARGE
OF their duties. Tney made the follow
ing selection for the above purpose: I'm
township g north, range east, sections
8, y, 10 and I7-an4 named the new scat
OF government VANDALlA.
NASHVILLE, June 30.-Yestertlav
boni tie hour Of tie opening OF the BANK
one OF tie officers thereof handed us the
following note.
This day the Branch Bauk Of The State
oil tennessee, at tins place, suspended
paying specie. Juue 2Jih 1919
Farmers y Hechdmics BajM ~ NasLy,iie.
JUNE Goth, 1919.
The public have already been inform
ed oi HE suspension OF specie paymeui
10y this bank. This measure was not
dopied without due reflection, Of CON
VI'tOn OF lis poliy aud neccsslly-nnr
until uuayailIng attempts had been mad
That u Sh0uii lie simultaneous with a
susprnsionby llic other banks. We deem
1t unnecessary to detail tire causes which
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~ G neral Meeting Srockbold-
'rs oi Tie Winchester Commrrcia Flank.
held al Dudley's ibu, on tie l2th June,
1919, pursuant lOa notice given agreea-
by 10 law, ~ the Kenln KS Advertiser,
published la Winchester; ADD the Wee,
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Stock paid in,

p'o'h jdlu III,
Bills payable on dc mand
~ circulation,
Post Notes due,
DO. not due.
Deposits of other Banks,
Individual Deposits,
Balance of profit AID loss
III favor OF lie Bank,
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LEXINgroN. June 3d., ..Thc PREsf.
DENT and GENERAL JACKSON viii ar
rive at Lexington IN HE course Of the
present week, perhaps on Friday or SAT.
nr"ay. ~ Is understood they reached
SheIbyViilc oil Monday evening.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-06
George s. Hodgh

George 5. Hodgh
HAS Just received. and opening,
l. L Super blue, black, brown {. olive cloths
SwartzenburS mkt 10 for coates
Blue. black, Ans lesea, drab and dark MKT
CasSimeres
Buff. sulphur and white do very fine
Black, brown. crimson and grey bomba-
zeens
Col'd AMI black grapes and Grape shawls
Petisse cloths and cashmere shawis
Black and cold lltestrings {. levantines
Silk velvets, black tabby do.
case ladies' black, lead and white worst
ed hose, cheap
Girls do. chiIdren's bootees
Womens white Vigonia hose. a very
handsome article
Fig'd and plain rattinets
Rombazettes, very fine black do
case calicoes, superior quality i patterns
White, black and cold kid, silk and bea-
yer gloves
Ribbons. braids, tapes and pins
b Irish linens 4. lawns
A few pieces of extra Bandanos
With general supply of staple articles,
which makes his assortment unusually COM
plete, and will be sold low for CASH.
18th no. 9 tuths
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80. which, Tie insolTeat laws them
,oI0es afford TO the corrupt, have open
- , wide door to credit, 10 0yertrading,
- dishonesty, and to extra, agance.-
If these suggestions are correct, here
( an additionaf&feason for the enact
mrrt OF general Bankrupt Act. It
viii excel, that disposition so general in
men to STAIN their credit beyond its
INST limits, ard thus lessen that flood of
lis that froiu this fruitful source has de-
tagged society.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-06
Land for Sale.

TSHE Subscribers offer for sale, valuable
L TRACT or LAND. containing zoo
acres, lying in Charles county, Maryland.
near Smiths Point, and only one mile f om
the Potomac river: one half OF which is in
valuable wood iimber, and the soil equal
to any IL the neighhorhood. The improve
mentS are good dwelling house, with four
rooms on floor /; large barn, nearly new !;
and every convenient out housp, such as are
required on tarra. A credit of one sud two
yeats will be given. the purchaser giving
bond, with approved security, and if not
punctuai!y paid, to bear interest from the
day of sale.
Ii not sod at private sale, it will he offer
ed at public sale, on the 10th November next.
RlCHD. L. SlMMS
ELIZA w. ADAMS.
LEE III. SPRAKE.
september 81 tuthstl6thN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-06
For Freight,
Sugar. Coffee, Hemp, C3c.

Sugar. Coffee, Hemp, CTc.
ENHE cargo Of he schooner New Packet,
!. Snow, from Boston, t"r sale by
VIZ. FOWLE & co.
e5 hhds Of 81. CrojX sugars of sup. quail.
lao BIDS unscovsdo do. OF good! quality
1000 lbs. coffee
II tons tirSt quality st. Petersburg hemp
70 bolts Russia duck
10 casks na,is at Inherent sizes
10 casks .inseed OIL
: do lamp 0'N
An irroice of silk goods, consisting OF
case Nankin grapes
9 do sewing silk, assorted colors
do SarsenPtts 10
5 do !eyantinc shawls DO
81 OF which were particularly selected IN
Canton, and are ofSupcrior quality.
Also. for sale,
The cargo OF schr. Seneca, capt. "ns'ow,
from PortlaRd
81 hhls. musCOvado sugar
. hhds. ret,iling molasses
10000 !eet merchaniabie clear lumber
800 bushels potatoes.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.

Thatthe subscriber of Alexandria county,
in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters testamentary on the estate Of James
Crowdhill, late of said county deceased
All persons having claims aganstthe said de-
cedent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the l4th day OF April next, or they
may y law De ex1 ,has from all benefit
are required TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th October,
1919. JAMES II. HOOE,
Executor of James CrowdhilI, deceased,
october 4 tut
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French Language.


Sail.~i Ward
OFFERS ths following articles for sale,
- a, reduced prices, at the corner OF
Prince T. Un,on-streels
II elegant sideboards
Is bureaus Of difarent kinds
secretaries ani hook cases
81 bedstea Is, different kinds
II tables daeren! prices
large dressing bureaus
] eight day clock, superior quality
9 ladies' work stands. with ,ilk bag.
I4O looking glass 5, different kinds
GreCian couch, very elegant
600 chairs, different hinds
Q settles
wash stands
large cioatnrs' press
SO mattresses, different sizes
50 feet of gold moulding
so soaking bottoms
90 doz. passage mats, wholesale y retail
large oil cloth carpets
passage do do
IL trunks, different sizes
9 easy chairs
a dozen corn brooms
s plated harnesses
s dozen caststeei axes
do carpenters ADDE'S
do light hoes
8 do bed cord
do floor brushes
8 DO lead pencils, superior quality.
Portable desks, night stools. dozen brides,
hats, shoes, and boots, umbrellas, | ton
ligrumvita, Delaying pins, crckets, log
reels, &c. &c. &c.
hand washing machines
Q top carroles Also, just rscelced,.
grand harpsichord piano forte, OF SUI
perior quality
loco wafer boxes. II oct 26
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DoDriDm School.

MR. GENEREs respectfully informs the
M ladies and gentlemen of Alexandria,
that his Dancing School will be opened on
Thursday next, 4th inst.-Days ct tuition,
every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at 3
o'clock in the evening, Tor young ladies and
snail boys atha!f past 5 for young gentle
men.
nOvS 81
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Notice.

TbHIlE subscribers, having taken out let.
L Of administration OH the estate of TT
mas Wilson, laIe of airtax county, Va.
ceased, will proceed on the 10th day OF N:
next, (if fair itnot, the next fair day, at,
late residence, to offer at public sale, all.
personal estate, consisting of household
kitchen furniture, farming utensils, stock
horses, horned cattle, sheep and hogs, I
riage and harness, farm wagon and g
with gears, also road wagon, and |,
horses with gears Terms at sale.
All persons having claims against tho
tate, are requested TO exhibit them as es
as possibe--and those indebted to the
tate are requested to make immediate n
ment.
DAVID WILSON, I A.
SAM'L. WILSON, A
october 90 stuthe
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-06
New Milk for Sale.

VSHE lovers OF Clean yNeuv MIX may be
4 grathed, by calling at the south end of
the rew Market-house, every morning at
sun rise. This establishment; is made at the
request of several inhahitants Of The town,
and will be continued regularly through the
winter, if suitable encouragement; is afford
ed. Customers who will subscribe tor the
winter will bave the preference, by leaving
their names with the mlk-ma
Tocommance on Monday morning next.
n.tnhnr O2
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Salt, Wine, sc.
+ lindsay g. HILL have just received
IA per schr Columbus,
goo bushels ground alum salt, (now aioat,
60 Or. casks Malaga wine
In Store,
90 hhds. 4. 80 bis. LIST g. 2d quality sugar
% hhds prime retailing molasSes
so bags green coffee
80 St Domingo ditto
Gunpowter, Imperial l. Y Hyson teas
W India d y. England rum
Blown salt in sacks & bulk
Ground ginger in kegs
5 bis. tanners al!
90 bis bottle cider 81 doz. each
October II
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Public Sale.

TNDER the authority ola deed made TO
! the subscribers, by VIM. H. Foote and
Benjamin Nj Brooke. acting as commits
sioners under an act OF the General Assem-
bIy OF Virginia, passed on the 2lst day Of
February, 1915, entitled, " an act authoris-
ing the sale of certain lands belonging to the
heirs of the late Waller D Brooke" and
which said deed WAS in trust, among other
things, to secure to the said commissioners
and 10 the persons entitled to receive the
same from lhe purchasers under said deed:
the SUM of 385 dollars, to be paid on the 9Th
day Of September, 1919, will be sold at
public auction, scr cash, at l2 O'Clock, on
Saturday. tie 4th day OF December next, on
the premises, one undivided fourth part of
that portion Of certain tract oil land, situate
in the county oil FaIrtsx and state OF Virginia,
commonly called
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1000 Acres of Land.

lying in the neighborhood OF Middlebu1
The whole land is of that quality tel
plaster land, and susceptible OF higt
provement by the use Of it. The who'd
be laid out into small tracts, of fem q
three hundred acres each, and sold in +
rate tracts TO suit purchasers. The viii
well watered. and no country is more hea
Captain Pickett, who lives near the lant
who is employed to make a survey OF It'll
DIR. Sommer,, who is the agen, for IT,,
lection of the rents, will shew tue la
those who may be inclined TO purchase
and security, and deed Of trust upot'
tract, will be required of the purchase,
John LINTON "
JOIN GIBSON, n
PHILIP HARRlsl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-06
october 90
Valuable Land for Sale.

PURSUANT TO decree of the Supf
court Of chancery for The district Of
dericksburg inVirginia, The undersigned
nissioners will proceed to sell at public
ton, upon credit of one, two, and {
years. at Middleburg, in the county of \
don, on Thursday the 18th day Of NOT
Der next,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-06
Orphans Court,

.dierandria county.
October Term, 1919.
ORDERED, That the executor of JAMES
" CRowDHILL, deceased, do insert the
usual notice 20 debtors aad creditors, three
times in each week for three weeks, in the
Alexandria ne newspapers.
A copy-Teste. A. MOORE, Reg.
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For Boston g Portland,


4 TWENTY dollar note, on the Alexan-
" dria ank,-dropped either in King.
ar Washington streets. "a liberal reward is
offered TO ,ae iuder, If ed.-Enquire
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