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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-27
District o. Coi'Imb:..
.llsGa.taria Caunig to VII
.l'r't Ierm, sSE
~ CH4NTERY.

.laril Term, tSN.
~ CH4NTERY.
Alexander Henderson, Complainant.
GeGtAst
ChiIds e. Wi,herspoon. and Thomas y
Rowland. Defendants.
rsHhe defendants, Chi!ds s; Wi,herspco,
L not having entered their appeaTanr.
and given security according to The staim,s
and the rules OF this court; and it appes rim,
TO the satisfaction o.. the court, upon af;dG.
Wit, that the said defendants are not inhaL;
tants OF this District--on motion of the SAID
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on
the lst day Of November term next, and an.
swer the bill Of the complainant and ,bs,
the other defendant, Thomas II. Howlapf
do not pay away. convey, or secrete tb,
debts by him owing TO, or the estate or a.
tects in his hands belonging 10 The said al.
sent defendants until the further order ~
decree of this court and that copy Of the
order be forthwith inserted for two months
successfully in one of the public newspa.
pers published in Alexandria and that ano.
ther copy be posted al The font door OF tbs
court house Of said county. A copy.
Teste. EDMUND |. LEE. G. G
June 10
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Canton Grapes,

LNOUR cases Canton Grape, containing 90
l. pieces, superior quality, and assorted CO.
lors. Just received and for sale BY
October e6 WIN. FOWLE d Go
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Aromatic
ForCatarrh

WNHIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree,
4 BILE fragrance as for its eflcacy IN 70.
cure OF recent ca.arrh and slow nefvoa.
headache, is used and approved by the pr
sent professor of chemistry in the. unlte, 40
ty OF Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF its
most respectable gentlemen OF the iacG.g
in the United States-It is also parteuiSs,.,
ly recommended by DR. Waterhouse' TO-.
professor of the theory and practice OF pm pr.
sic, IN the above semnary-whose ce''~
cate accompanies each bottle.-Soid ~
JAMES KENNEDY j. Sun
ssle Agents foEARfsfdr''
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Notice.

ETFIE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public, that he has taken
the house formerly occupied by TALBOT,
WILSON 4. Co. where he intends TO keep a
supDly OF all kinds of
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Take Notice.

THAT pay no debts Of ANY persons con
L tracing in my name except an order
from me. ALEX. PERRY.
October Q swiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
IFRoM WASHINGTON
sen HE

On Uednesddy, the constitution of III lame as
Il State, was referred to the same con,miilce
TO which the Alabama constituao:, Lad been
submitted
A bill declaring the admission Of the State
of Alabama into the Union, YEAS read a Sd
time, aud passed
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
MIR Hnlmes OF Mass. presented me cousti-
tniion q Maine Referred 10 "a committee of
five.
MIR. Scott of Missouri. presented tie memo.
ria! of the Legislature OF the territory Of Mis-
souri,, PRAYING to be admitted into the Uyion
on an equal footing with tie original States
Referred To select committee.
On motiOn OF Mr.. Taylor OF n. Y. the Presi-
dents message was Gu, mp into different sub
jecis. each of which was referred 10 a elect
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, other subiec ts
not named IN The message, were referred TO
select committees as the militia the ctV.liza.
ton ct the Indian rIbps road aud canals
A motion " as made to refer the suhlect of
commerce and mauutac mes (hitlieIto refer
red Ia the same cOmmiiieeJ 10 diBtrenE COM
muteeSS This was supported IN Ale,srs Liitle
OF NJ ryiand ana smith ot \. C.-and Opposed
by Mi. Newton = hIs motion TO AMEND the
rules was final, cariItd. ayes 80, noes 90
Tie resolution from The Seatr admitting
the tate of Alabama into the Union, was read
a Sd lime and passed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
MISSOURI QUESTION.

Boston Me6ting.-M Mr.. John jay.
we shall discuss this question in a few DAYS
as soon as time and space "can Jump togeih-
err. MeaDtime, we cannot permit the dOcu-
ments which we publish this day TO go forth
Without one passing remark.
MIR. Niles seems 10 think that Mr. King has
settled every thing-tlat the whole affair
now appears reduced to a question of erDedi.
ency' the constitutional difficulties being put
t. sleep by MI. King. Not 80 il seemeth
uhto VS.. Questions OF ibis sort are not so easily
determined MIR Kings is an ingenious speech
1t Is the only thing like AN argument We have
seen OF late upon the matter-but things that
are ingenious ave not always cOnclusiVe.,..
Whether the Boston Meeting tho't also that
Mr.. King had removed ali the constitutional
umpedimeHts, We know not /; but it is certain
That this meeting have not cOndesceDded To
give us single argument upOn IL. Messrs
Austin, and Blake and Webster may have sa-
tlsfied The meeting; bat their Arguments, like
the tones OF the ISuslcian, terminated on the
spot Not one Atom Of them is transfnsed
into the preamble aud resolutions, which that
meeting have delivered 10 the world. Why
tell us that Tue importation of slaves is prohl6.
tied that the right to DO so is given by the con-
stitntionI We admit it every body knows
Vt. But why mistake The proposition at issue :
we caunOt import slaves from abroad but can
we not carry them from state TO state from
an old state 10 a new one This is the point
az issue and yet this is precisely tic one
which theN have overlooked. Why also talk
of the evils Of slavery by parey about Nv
mainly IN relation to this subject? Prove you
have the right to act. before yon indulge your
feelings. The constitution wOuid he SouT true
no OF wax, ii every dictate OF humanity is 10
be iLdnlged al its eXpence. lfyOnr feelings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

bItabts o. Scott county. prayisg au
amendment OF the law tor the establish
meht OF primary schools, according TO
plan particularly set forth i'm said peIi,ion.
Referred 10 the committee of schools and
colleges.
Petitions were presented from sundry
citizens OF Washington county. that a
part OF the fund for internal Improvement
be applied TO rendering the navigation of
Holsion river sale and practicable, for
Tue distance of about fifteen miles, from
the state line 10 the Junction OF the md
die aud south FORKS of said river From
sundry inl,a bliabis of Harrison aud Mo-
uongalia counties, residing on tie va
tiers oil the west fork of Tiger Valley and
Monongahela rivers, requesting a repeal
or amendment of the act, passed the Goth
OF January 1917, 10 improve the navi. alton
thereof; and that a sum of none, be adj.
vanced from The fuud for internal inn
provement Tor repairing the roads |, adj
ing from The court houses of said cousiies
tos ihe Monongaila line And petition
from sundry inhabitants of Cuipeper.
Fauquier, and Prince VI iliam. pravinp
The passage of an act for opening "a road
from Carriers bridge 10 the village of
OccoqnaD, and another from the town of
Dunirles 10 the first u enioned road. by
The shortest and most convenient rouit -
Referred to the committee of roa..s aud
internal navigation.
And then the house adjourned.
IhWsday. Dec. 9.-The Journal of this
days proceedings will be eAiena, q IN our
next.
On Mr.. Chamberlayue's motion, Conn
miitee WAS appointed, jointly wuh Que
In,
dillon OF The Virginia Bank an Farm, rs'
Bank; their Circulation, deposits, cas-. in
hand. and also TO inspect The n, iMntcs Of
the Board of Directors, &c.
On MIR. Ayleii's motion. "A committee
was appointed 10 take into cons ldrYa,,nn
that part oi the Governors n,ess.,ge.
which relates 10 The Militia.
peii'ion was presented to form a ness
county out OF parts OF Bath, Randolph,
and Pcndlelon.
Also, apeiifion from suntlry inhabitants
of kanawha County, for The improve
ment oi the navigation OF James and
kanawha rivers, and a speed, conn,ennu
OF the long n"diiated ork of oprn,ng {,
communication between tie Gu, sansahe
and ONO; or II no other object AN he
accomplished, for authorizing company
TO open and improve the navigation +
the kanawlia river.
Various other petitions were read and
referred
The Governor communicated resolu-
ton from The Legislature of Pennsylvania.
proposing tn amend the fedora! coustltit-
'iGn so as TO prohibit Congress from in
cooperating Banks except in the Disiricto of
Columbia. &c.-Referred 10 "A committee
OF The whole on The state of the Common.
wealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
LEGISLATURE or rrReTNiA.
EXTRACTS FRom THE JOURNALS OF TIE Hous,

EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES.
Wednesday, December S.-Ordered, that
Messrs. Holt, Ward at Princess Anne,
aud Ialiaferro of Kingi George, be added
'oihe committee OIL propositions and
grievances.
The Speaker laid before the House
letter from the Governor, with several
accompanying documents, which were
read, as follow
COUNCIL CHAMBER, DEC. z, 1919.
Slt.--i beg leave To submit TO the General
Assembly the enclosed letter from the Hon.
the judges of the ComrI OF Appeals, and the
advice of Council thereupon.
The superior Court of Law for Henrico
county. and the Chaucery Court for the Rich
mOnd district, both hold their sessions iu the
Capitol. they were required by law TO hold
their courts in the courthouse OF the county
or corporation, then the Court Of Appeals and
General Court could at all times have suitable
and comfortable rooms, for their accommodate
ton, assigned them i'm the Capitol. As their
jurisdiction is not confined to counties or dis
tricts, il would seem proper that their sessions
should he held in the Capitol. -. The subject
rs respectfully submitted to the General As
sembly as the only competent authority to pro.
vide for the circumstances of the case.
With great respect,
hav. the honor to he
Your Obediemt servant,
JAMES p. PRESTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

The Presidents Message wa received by
express at Philadelphia iu about u hours rs
minute. distance 1877 miles The arrange
menis were made bs three Philadelphia Ed-
tors, for this dispatch Ihr express left
Washington 80 minutes after II, on tuesday,
and arrived ia Baltimore 10 minutes after
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

VACATION vii! commence ~ ILe 60 a., of
Charlottesville on the 10Th inst. aud end n the
nfst day OF February, 1870. G. Y. STACK. rrin.
Dec. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

Hunk Of the Paikey B TirgiHid Nor. a. isis
tE'HE annual meeting az the Stockholders for The cleo
lion 0f directors, will he held at the Bank on hon
daV The sd day Of J0BRary HelL.
Dec 7. bi..wJW LEWIS HOFF Cash'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
VACCINE AGENTS OFFICE,

Richmond, NOJem6er 10, 1850
I IEDERSTANDlNG that there is a person pow in
~ this state, imposing on she good peopIe thereof
by stating himself to be tie gent Of DOCTOR Sutb Of
baltimore bonn he states is sill The Vaccine agent for
the State ofNreipa andefaaHding fuithrr tha he is
eXactns contributors nui many p -. us IN different
parts OF the state to prevent fpytLer tryOsuon
nave again iaken TINS methOd Of informing the good
people Of tbs Cou.monW eaiih, that Hr. Slnh is no
longer tie vaccine gent thereof, that sill bold that
appointment, creaed by an Ac, Of the Genum Assembly
passeo IN The session "i lsll, aud that always
prepared Ofuinish applicant recently ACCINE
NATTER, accompanied Win printed diretiicns for us
use, free from any Kind Of expense whatever. Al
applications made through The post Office, by pyals
e0nVe'sn will meet st,5 pron'ra ausnlion;
Fdcciae agent Jsr The StGfs Of yirriHia.
Novrrbtr so. 59..Non
Il. - NkER...DkNTJST
, ESPECIfULLY informs The public thar he has re.
Just aheve the New Banks. l8..wtf
DISSOLUTION.
'E'HE coparnersbp heretofore EXISTING uudef The frin
y Of WILLIAM WARDLAW & co by cousebt of
the surviving paTtners Is this day charlottesville
subscribers, John n. gustsce aud " c. McNen,ara
are hereby authorised to close the business OF said con.
's'"' JOHN Il. gUsrscg, e%o, o. WI
HUGH G. McNLhARA, q lsartuHg
y. 5. MORRISON, FarmeIs.
- ss.s.s.....s.
NOTYCE....Tbe Subscribers having entered into
partnership, have taken The store late The occuuaucV
OF william waiolaw GO. AND having taktn pom
themselves the payment aud collection Of ~ Is dive
Wy aud to tie SAID concern they eirnesy requet hose
Indebted TO come forward sBh discharge hgifIcspscve
DalsHres, as soon as possible.
They take this method OF informing their friends and
the public geueray, thstthei bse Hud shall conststy
Scep on baud large aud ecnriai 9ssoriHseuJ Of
Drugs Wedscbfs, PdiHtS, Sc.
Which they will sell Oh the NEST fcasoHane efms for
cash or town acceptsnce Fronl he SnoW dae aequr
Cd BY hteen Jsars exgeieace % of the crbeTs
ihty Dope 10 n'eTitA share ~ public Pafosaae
HsGn c. McNghARA.
November &C. Ssovl2g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

TO We are authorized to announce Jas. RO-
Ioual district composed Of tie Counties Of
Chesterfield, Amelia, Powhalau and Gooch-
land, vacated by the promotion OF sis.
Jsnes Peasants 10 The senate Of tie United
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

T. b 'kfR....DkNTJSJ
- ESPECIFULLY informs lbr public thar be has re.
y turned to town. and occupies bis former stand
Just absve the New Ranks. a.. wiz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

RICHMOND, DEC. ), 1879.
SlR--Tbe Court of Appeals is now sitting in
one OF the upper rooms of the Capitol, aud
our conferences are held in a small room adj
joining. THESE rooms will be wanted on Mon
day next, for the use OF the committees of the
Legislature; ami we expect then TO he de-
prived OF them as heretofore. The court room
IN the.Capitol is now occupied by the Supe rior
Court OF Law for Heurco county. which will,
we are informed, continue to sit for "A csnside-
Fable time Being obliged by law to hold our
curt IN the Capitol aud willing 10 sit IN any
room that is comfortable, we have made en-
quiries whethersuch room could be furnish
ed, together with Il small one for our conferen-
ces, and have received an answer in the mega
tive. twill thus become impossible for us to
discharge the high duties contided to us b>
onr country. In these circumstances, we
deem !: proper to address the Executive, aud
TO enqnlre whether we can be accommo dat ed
as aforesaid IL not. we submit it to yonr En-
celiency to propose 10 the Legislature, that we
may he authorised TO sit elsewher than i'm the
Capitol, in rooms to he provided at the public
expense.
With great respect,
We have the honor to be
Ypur obetient servants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

70 We disapprore of CS project Of Treasury
Notes. He thinks there is t0opiSch paper afoat :;
and yet ne ciSheS toadd to it Let our legislatures
recOiiset that an political as in medical science,
nature isSoMctimes the best Physiciaa.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

FELLOW CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS,
THE important question, whether we shall &C
cept the opportunity Of becoming separate and
independent state, and ofgoverning ourselves is
soon To be decided and no one who duly appre-
ciates the Importance of that question, either as
il respects himself, posterty, the interests of
this part of the Commonwealth, can rest indifer-
ent to the result Of that decision.
In this as in all great questions of a public ma
ture, it was to be expected and even wished, that
free and candid discussion of the subject should
be had, that every member of the community,
might be in possession OF facts and principles,
which should enable him to judge and act cor
rectly in relation to that in which his own inter-
est and that of the public are materially
cerned. II IS therefore to De lamented that those
opposed To the separation, should in the outset
have attempted TO >cite feelings and prejudi-
cics hostile TO candid discussion by asserting
frequently that the subject had been got up
entirely by few restlss proving office-seekers;
an assertion believed to be as unfounded it is
uncandid. But even vast in any degree true,
does it follow that the subject is to be wholly
condemned, because few Of its advocates may
possibly be actuatedi in measure by inter-
ested views. 1.-THE cause as, confidently be-
heveis good, the exertion of even such, il is hum
bly, conceived, may assist in promoting public
benefit. AS well night IL be retorted, that the
opposition is entirely supported and kept alive
BY few office holders, exrec and hose high
in the confidence and influence of the present
government But as crin nations and recrimina-
tions afford no light any subject, and tend on
ly to corrupt the channels OF information and dis
cussion, have no further comments OF this ma
ture to make. Having therefore balanced the
account, | will now proceed 10 consider very
briefly some ofthe pretended objections, which |
understand to consist principally, in the expected
increase of taxes, division If public property,
support of the indians, and Il injury which some
few appreheud may be sustained by our College.
First then as 10 tdTes- 1t As said our taxes will
be increased one half. In answer TO this, might
reply with equal confidence that it will net
prove true. But uniting il should, woald
ask what il will amount to !; will man who now
pays ten dollars for his state, county and town
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
DEPARTURES.
RATES OF POSTAGE.

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% da% drpe,ddN Mon
u, r..
rGq
d wp
@ e ~ I'D co. a a.
Ep mhg pr
$ !& half sTss % = ] &
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to WILLIAM HYDE,
l. \ of Portland and HENRY HYDE, of Bath,
whose debts contracted previous to their
dissolution of Copartnersbp, which took place on
the Stst of March last, are again requested to
make imBediate payment. Our debts must be
paid, enable us 10 do this we must collect what
j. due us. June 3Oth.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13
Arrivals and departure of the Mails to and from Portland


Scr1hvn.
Halicweii. via. Srnnsw;ct.
Hiscas.et vis. e.nnsJ, Bruaswirk, Eaih. &c.
Boek.pors, vie. Belfast. irosrset So.
R,hhirsfor, vin. Machias, sc
Hslsowali, sin. Wiulhfrr, Monmrod'. SC.
Paris. viz Gray Pilnnj, Heb-or, Norway, SC.
{Vslrrfare vi.. Wjndhan . hetoa FsyebUfg sc.
Frrebufg via. s'ogi;ani, D ,ld,via, &c.
3 Alfred. Wis. Saecarappa, II"rhat"i Sc
Halo Ell. e.a. f.itchfrli, Lisbon. &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

+ Vaiue Of Foreign Coins, in
Money Of the Unated
Sfofyc
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-13

One quarter part OF which,
pad By Maine, Is
The part pasd 10 Maine, Of
hts surl, loas
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
w. & W. Harmon,
C,1BLNE7..H3KERS.

SsIDIINEf -sns1h TJhD,
y ESPECTFCLLY inform their friends
IL and the public in general, that they
still continue TO Carry on the above business
in all its various branches, at the same OLD
stand, Royal-st. between King and Prince,
and have now on hand handsome sssort-
ment of cabinet ware, all OF their own ma
nufacture consisting of le-boar'ls, secre-
tarys and book cases, bureaus, ladies' work
stands, mahogany and stained wood bead
steads, cradles, sophas and easy. chairs, one
handsome mahogany writing desk, &c. SC
Also, on hand large quantity of ST. Do.
mingo and Bay Mahogany, in log and
boards, and cut to any dimensions at a
short no,ice--four or 1--WE thousand feet of
elegant yeneers for bureaus and secretarys.
all of which they are determined to sell low
er than the same quality can be had in the
district. All kinds Of upholstry work
done as usual.
They would rent for one or more years
very excellent shop and yard for car
penter, wheelwright, or blacksmith, stu
ated on Royal-strcet, between Prince and
Duke street.. Feb II Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01

gNTHEREAS libel hath been filed by
w George Lake, for himself and O.
theirs. against the schr Retaliation and all
others concerned, stating that the said schr
Retaliation, wreck, lying sunk upon the
point opposite the fish WHAT, Alexandria,
Maryland side of The river. being complete.
ly cut through with the ice, and the said
George Lake having, at the request OF
VIM X. Maddox, one of the owners ofthe
said schr. at great labor and expense, got
up the said schr. and bro't her safe to
the wharf at Washingtnn-and whereas The
hon. VIM. Cranch judge of the District
court for the District of Columbia, having
ordered that special District court for
the trial of the above case. be holden
at the Court House in the town of Alex.
andria, on MONDAY, the eighth day Of
March next at 10 o'clock A. NJ This is
therefore TO cite AID admonish all persons
whatsoever having or pretending to have
any right, title, interest or claim in, and to
the said schooner, Retaliation, to he and
appear at the same time and place aforesaid
before the Judge aforesaid, to "hew cause,
il any they have, why reaso' b salvage
should be decreed thereout 10 Tic iibellant,
and all others entitled.
DANIEL MINOR, d. NJ for
TENCH RfNGGOLD, NJ. ,. 6.
February IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
Shoes and Hats

S. {. ID. REED
HAVE just received fresh supply,
Ill consisting of the following kinds
Ladies morocco bootees Icolored
Do walking shoes, black &
Do leather do
Do cork sole do
Do morocco slips with military heels
Do black and culored
Do kid slips do
Misses ami children'S morocco and lea
Mems calf skin shoes lther shoes
Do thick do; boys thick and bound do
Mems and boys ow priced hats
Boys white wool low priced do
9 boxes ladies' fine straw bunnrts
All of the above articles are offered for
sale at low prices for cash, or al the usual
time to puhctua dealers that purchase by
the quantity. We take this method to in
form country merchants that We have made
arrangements for a large supply Of shoes
for tie ensuing spring, and shall be able TO
furnish them at the lowest Baltimore and
Philadelphia prices. tt February Y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
Mahogany on Sale.

THE subscriber has on hantl and offers
j for sale 4or 5000 feet first quality St.
Domingo and Bay MAHOGANY, at the
Baltimore prices for CASH, or to punctual
customers at the usual credit.-Gentlemen
who are building can be supplied with
hand railing cut to any dimensions, at a
short notice-also any orders for furniture
which the subscriber may be favored with,
from persons residing either in town or
the country will be promptly attended to
and executed in superior s'ile.
ROBT. ABERCROMBlE.
Corner OF King and Alfred streets,
ian 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-01
Notice.

DY virtue of deed Of trust secured to
ID me by William H. Hayes, dated the
18th of May, 1877, TO secure to Sarah Ew-
ell, the sum of 800 dollars in the said deed
mentioned. will be sold to the highest bid
der for ready money, on the 4tb day of A.
pril before the courthouse door in the town
of DUMFRIES, all the residue Of a GER
tain tract of land, containing by estimation
-, (after first laying of 500 acres ad-
Joining the main road leading from Dunn.
fries to Occoquan, being part Of said
tract of land, it being the land that was
conveyed by the said Sarah Ewell, TO the
said William II. Hayes lying in said coun-
ty of Prince William to satisfy the said
Sarah Eweil, her debt, interest and costs
as expressed in said deed. The said land
is situated near the town Of Dumfries in the
county of Prince William.
CHAS. EWELL.
Feb 81 3w Trustee.