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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
franklin ..4lnk of Alexandria,

Januarye, 1919.
TyHE beard of directors having declared
4 a dividend of three and one quarter
per cent, the same will be paid to the
stockholders, or their legal representatives
on or after the 9th inst.
WILLIAM RHODES, Cashier.
in st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
.4msrican Colonization Society. =,

\ .amsrican Colonization Society
meeting Of this society will be held
At Il O'Clock on Saturday next, at DR.. Lau-
rie's church, in the city OF washington, az
which an exposition OF the object, plans and
nrogress of the Society will be made. The
f;tiSens of Alexandria who are disposed to
sttsnd tine meeting are invited to do SO by
;an5 The managers of the Society.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
Marshal's Sale.

Marshal's Sale.
WILL be sold on Friday, the 9th day
w of this mouth, by consent of the par
ties, for cash, at the late dwelling of Elisha
". Jackson, on king-street, near the Dl-
agonal pump, variety of household furni,.
ture, consisting of beds, SC. &c. all of
which will be shown on the day.
D. MINOR, D. NJ.
For Tench Ringgold, Marshal,
ionuarv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07

.;opary hero, to Miss Mary FIasford, daush-
ter to Mr.. Thomas Flatford, another revo-
dictionary veteran, all Of Prince William.
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'Cotillion Party.

MIR. GENERES has the honor OF IN;
WI forming the ladies who have received
his invitations, that the next cotillion party
will be on Thursday next, the 9Th instant.
january 6 t, "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
J. STOWELL ANb BRADLEY

CG.NSISI7.NG or 80 wax FIGURES, LaRGE AS LIFE
TWO ELEGANT ORGANS
performing
chime of bels-1he other patent
Of music accompanied with Drum and Triangles
a,onehe Figures the folOzcing claim particular vOtice
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
For Sale.

4 STRONG, healthy negro man, aged
~ twenty one years: he is good house
servant, having no fault. He will not be
sold TO a trader. For terms apply at this
office. January >
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
ALEXANDRIA PRICE-CURRENT.

The publishers believe that the growing
mercantile prosperity of Alexandra rem
ders publication of this kind necessary.
and they solicit the patronage OF CONNER
cial men ard merchants generally.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07

/. View of Twickenham, in
England.
2. View of the water works
at Centre Square, Philad.
8. View of the. battle Of Lodi
4. View near Richmond.
S. Richmond Hill.
6. The west view of Mebbar
Mill, in Derbyshire, Eng.
7. Carrick Castle, Ireland.
8. View near Bath, on the
road to Hampton.
rThe above collection
artists, and well deserve the
made in that style Of elegsp
x.*Admitfapce % CENTS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07
Western Money!.

THE Winchester and Alexandra stage,
Il in future, will stop atthe Indian Queen
Tavern, aud will leave said tavern on the
same days as before from the City Hotel
fare as usual.
Also an accommodation stage will leave
the same tavern for Washington & George.
town every day at 10 o'clock a. M. and
return at 4 P. M.-fare :seventy-6ve cents.
N. B. All baggage in either stage will be
at the risk of the owners January ]
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07

twill be printed every Saturday, on pa
per of fine quality, and new type, at Five
Dollars per annum, payable on the !deliye-
~ of the first Lumber. Jan
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07

Coffee, Sugar and Salt.
TOHN H. LADD & Co. offer for sale the
u cargo of the schr Oscar, from Castire,
viz.
1000 bis Havana coffee
So boxes white Havanasugar
22 do brown do
800 bushels bright Lisbon salt
9 pipes real choice old l.. T. Madeira
40 bushels potatoes in casks [wine
December 80
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8. View of ForlRoyal, Mart.
10. Battle Of Waterloo.
III. View of the Inner Court
Of The Orphans House at
Hale, in Lower Saxony.
Il. View of Rich'n'd bridge.
l3. View Of Richmond Park
Gate.
la. View near Cookstown, in
Wicklow.
'l5. New Jail, Walnut-street,
Philadelphia.
Of Figures were executed BY
patronage Of the public. Tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-07

nc. Custom-House, N. York.
~. View Of the Old Market
or Great King Of Prague.
10. View of Highs street, from
Ninth-street, Philadelphia.
10. View Of High street, Phi
ladelphia. from the coun-
try market-plaee, with the
furteral procession of Gen.
George Washington, =:
20. View Of the execution Of
Marshal Ney.
? the most eminent American
lie decorations and dresses are
. :" 'D' January I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19
CELESTIAL AMUsEMENTs.

Those who are fond Of contemplating
celestial phenomeaa, may be gratified by
observing an OccnffatiOM OF SATURN by
the moon, on The 25ih Of this month, if
the evening be clear. OSCILLATIONS of
Saturn afford the best means OF deter
mining the quantity of reiraciion in The
Lunar atmosphere, and consequently Qf
IT be constituted like our OWN lie density
and height: HEY are likewise more cur
Gus and pleasing than those OF any #
the other stars, when viewed through
telescope whose magniyng powfris SUI
1lclenily great TO make the planets ring
distinct.
Saturu's Immersion will he about 40
degrees east OF the south point Of Ilumi
nation, OU the dark side of the Moon ::
and The EMERSON about Al degrees west
Of the same point, on the enllg hiened side.
The Moons being about one day past
the quadrature, will be favorable To- the dis
iinciness OF tie OccultaliOu, causing a
space OF 10 minutes of a degree between
the point of immersion at Saturn, and
the line of illumination on Tie disc Of HE
Moon at tile Instant OF IMMERSION the
planet will disappear, without any visible
cause.
The south side Of Safurn's RAG will be
furned towards The earth.
Beginning OF occuliaiion, Nov. II. NJ. S.
25lh, at If ca 30
Visible conjunction II % 90
End OF OccullaliOu II So 30
Duration 90 81 90
Nearest apprOack Of centres, or
Saturn south the Moons
centre, CO 10 10
IDet Watchmm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19
COMMUNICATIONS.

The late Report on the condition of
The United States Bank takes credit TO
that institution Tor IFS alleged Gorbearance
to the state Banks. And what is the
proof! That The local banks of Phila.
deiphia are indebted to the parent bank
IN The large sum of S ,56I 900 /" for which
u Is entitled 10 demand specie, hui which
II has iorbOrne 10 dol would ask, sir,
whether all the state banks have par,a
ken OF this iorbearance? have moi nauy
OF them been presse ! for specie, ani in
their turn been compelled 10 press their
customers? Andlis il then that The banks
and dealers OF Philadelphia have been
spared, at the expense of other iowns :
Have other towns been sacrificed at her
ieet In fart, this great national insitu-
tIonls an immense machine, " hirh affects,
as II pleases, The monied concerns Of The
whole Union, raising or lowering al It's
discretion The price of all species OF pro-
perry, aud is il right 10 vest all This pow
er III The hands of % men, who are IRE d,
sponsible to the buIk OF the people and
who have il in their power al al times To
sacrifice every other commercial city 10
the interest OF Philadelphia aInn"? Is this
right, sir! No Friend Of u. s. Bamk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19
CUR OWN BUSINESS

H.
ne reader will excuse us for saying a few
words OF ourselves. Ii is on matters which
III these singular times have been brought
feelingly home TO our own business and bo-
sons"
wishing To take i'm as much sail rs we could
We have tor the last few weeks been suga red u
sending of parcel Of Circnars some of them
addressed TO such subscribers IS ave in arrears
10 as, and another set to the poStma,ters
hc first will speak for themselves. The
object was, To call in our tcbs, and it that
could not he effected lessen as much as pos.
SihIe The mass OF our eXpenCes. We have the
pleasure OF stating that several Of our suhsCTi-
bers have acknowledged these circulars, in
Terms so civil and sati ,tdc DRY AZ 20 command
our best thanks. From mary in Virginia vino
have not yet favored us with reply, we
nope to hear by tie respective members Of the
Legislature whom sc beg 10 PXtend their
usual cOurtsey to- us during the present sea
sou. IT will be With The utmost regret that
we NIeld TO the necessity of disseminating any
subscriber, who being three years in arrears
10 us VIII pOteven pay MS the compliment OF
= Inc. But we ask them what the, wOuld do3in
our placer opaper has more reasons to be-
grateful TO It's friends for their puuctuality !;
bni even we are unfortunate enough TO count
upon our books thousands of dollars, winch
are forever lost TO US. Ougbt we then Ia 20
on adding to the heap2
Tie Ctculdr whCh we sent TO POstmasters
has crept into the papers at Baltimore, andirom
thence rs copied into the National Intelligent
W WIN sumo appropriate Introductory re-
marks. We give place to the whole beC4use
some OF the POStuiasters whom our printed Cir.
cnlar has never reached, may see il in this
new form; and some, vino have thrown by
Tie letter unanswered. may get their memories
refreshed, by seeing il the second time. We
seiIe this occasion also to express orr thanks
10 TIVE y. NJ, who have written u US: We
nave already pretty large file of such letters,
ana 10 them we are indebted for many saving
nuts, aud much useful inlorHAliOh. One OF
these gentlemen in one OF oar largest cities,
WHO haS had much experience. throws out a
hint winch IN some shape other might be
useiuly adOpted...,." think the Postmas-
ter General would DO well 10 Keep an A.
gent employed ~ that state (Vrzua) en-
poyed exclusively 10 superintesd the trans
mission OF lie mail ia that state. Perhaps,
mere should be one IN every stale bst GER
tainiy ~ an old large ttickiy settled one, such
as yours, where there 4ce 50 nidny routes and
ohcesr he has pIanitested great readiness to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19
FATE OFMR. BLANCuARD

The fate Of this gentlemen, Cashier OF
The Planters Bank OF N.Orleaus, had been
wrapi IN mysiery-ihe following extract
ola letter from n. Orleans, October Goth,
To gentleman OF Baltimore and also
The subloned extract from the y. Orleans
Oaze''e, wii' shed some light upon II:
70 day il has heen as.
ceriaIned, that This unfortunate man.
father OF Il numrrous family, has been as
saSsina1cd."
Fran ne Nsr Orleans Gazette oct AL
The bedy OF Mr.. BmIy blanchard,
cashier Of the Planters Bank, who has
been missing since the evening Of Friday
last, was found yesterday morning tioai-
ing IN the rive al The English Turn. His
hat had been previously found near MIR.
Forts dis;illery above the city, on raft
wblch was moored 30 the levee, and from
which II is presumed lie threw himself (or
~as thrown j into the river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19
attend 10 an! suggestions for the better rasu-
lation of the establishment"
n,,,,., [grc.s tAe National irtenieencer.

tFrom the National Tnfei,irercer.
PRINTERS TO .POSTM ASTERS.
letter, of which the following is q
copy, It appears, by publication in the
Baltimore newspapers, has been addressed
by The editor Oi The Richmond Enquirer
10 ihe POSTMASTER ~ every office 10 which
any copy of the E"luirer is sent. We
respectfully request IN our name and iiat
o, every printer oi newspaper in the
Unhed! States, that this letter may
be considered as circular from each
one ut the whole fraternity of Printers.
10 each and every Postmaster in the u.
States. Independently OF lis advertising
custom, we believe there is scarcely a
newspaper printed in The country which
would not at present involve The publish
ers IN regular annual loss. Ii is there
Tore no less an act al justice than of kind
ness ,ha' those wbo have II in their power
should protect us from unnecessary loss.
In the hope that ii NAV contribute ,o
so desirable an end, we copy tue Enqui-
rer Circular. and adopt il as our own:
MAJ. In.
Richmond Net. d. 1919.
SIR-ln thPs" times, ~ rs a pc int OF some
Importance 10 save as much as can. One
dead paper, AT one Post Office may be frinr ::
hut one paper, wing dead at $50 nr 300 oinces,
may amount in the year 10 d VERY serious loss.
nave therefore determined To address u cirCn-
lar letter TO each of the Post BfEces 10 which
The Enquireris forwarded,r res tectfu ly request
ING the Postmasters tn inform me il there be
any OF IT'S papers not taken IN by the SUBJ
scriber TO whom il is addressed,
ltwonld he an additional obligation to me
|! Won, ar, would add why ihs pai ca il not va
ken Up; il the SubscribrF be dead yho is his
representative il removed, 10 what state he
has emigrated I; and any other information.
touching the matter, which you snay deem iui-
po,tant Tor me 10 possess.
You would also serve ne essentially biz in
forming me, wiethei the Enc comes re-
sniarls Ia your office; and whether there tie
amy change IN it, route. or IN tie run OF the
mats, which might make ii arrive sooner at It's
place of destination.
nave nothing else TO offer YOU. sir. for amy
attention you may pay me in this wa,, han
the sincere tnhnksof one who works hard
tor Tie bread which lie eats, aud who is there.
fore unwilling 10 throw away any of his work
1 am encouraged 10 hope Tor SUCCESS IN this
application, by the recollection that three
Years ago made similar experiment whose
resn!is were az pleasing to ihe at the time, as
they nave since heen prOCta.l-. [ have now
OH file more than 100 very obligiug letters. ia
reply TO mine; aud the information thus Kind
iy communicated saved me from 30 10 IOD pn-
pers, annually, which had otherwise been
wasted "up"n the desert air."
Any Information YOU can furnish now ar
hereafter about The ira smisSion ofmy naDers
will be gratefully acknowledged, by
Sir, your obedient servant
THOMAS RITCHIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
HTTRAcT OF 4 LETreR-pArEn.

WtedgeriHe (Geo.) Noe ). 1919.
General John Clarke Is the governor OF
NeOrsial lie oicctiOn took place YESTERDAYS
at twelve o'clock nv Ioipt ballot of tho yener, 4
assemOly.-lie was opposed by col Troup,
whom he outpolied by majority Of thirteen
votes. have not time now TO give the causes
why COLONEL Iroup was defeated but shall
10 30 ~ Use course 81 day Or two. The cleo
lion was very warm aud litter on hoti, sides
and the result vas not dreanit Of twelve months
ago. The state Of the poll was-for Clark ~,
1Toup 90.
Very little business Of importance las been
done as get im either house The different
siandiag committees have been negotiated
and the bali repeating The law to increase The
sd.Afies OF tie public officers Of the state, was
'Fah a second time to-day. This bill, may pass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

ton OF worn out lands. uirs, state also in VIII
thug the nature and quality of the soil, the de-
gree ~ eShiHStt's 4, the kind and quantity of
manure If any appled) and toe result Of such
application, on or before the. Is, of Septem-
Der 1922.
None hut members OF the society shall be
candidates for prsminTs.
All pee MANS shall be paid in silver plate
with proper inscriptions.
But me society reserves TO itself the
tight ofwithholtlng the proposed premiums in
auy case wSere there appears no peculiar me-
rit. Il. MINOR, Sec'y.
NOrenbcr iSt, 1919.
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'HNE subscriber wishes To rent or lease tba, ya,,,,
Tavern between Richmond aud Ptiersbnrg 1,own
uy ult Halne ei the HALF WAY HOUSE There arc
tntee lines of stages nov running to tins bouse p1s
session may he had the irst day Of the next mon,b
graz bargain MAY be had III application is made mime
AIRY 10 the subscriber, living the premises
NV. W 3b..3t RICHARD GREGORY
X MiNOk has commenced the BOOT aud SEOE
ANs BLAMING BUSINESS, in the house occuujed hv
he Iate JOHN CANPBcLL where all orders viii he ex
echteI With fidelity and despatch in tbe neatest ana
Ihosliashionabie style. Nov. 10. 56 a
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To tic Elilor Offhc Enovi,.sr

:, EWyVfTgT.
YoH are authorised tn announce that Major lanes
bAG1oP, Of Gloucester Us candidate for the plare
81 Sergeant at Arms the Senate a, 10 ensuing session.
The aneniiy OF his manners aud hrs long services in
me revolutionary Army, justly eDie him 10 THIS op.
POintmenf. AF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

INST by the Rev. Bernard RPuuDids CAPTAIN
jesse SSEED Of Hanover to the ami ,bIe
& much admired MissJANE MARIA JOHN
son, daughter ofMrS. Mary Johnson, OF Hen
rico.
tito fouls spmrn Hymen's gentle poio'r,,
re, rho Improve his gofdem hours,
by ShUcef experience kaOh,
Ihai marriage rgit&V HndPrsf0od,
Cipef 10 re hnafr md ne good
4 por01iSc bsiOW."
On Monday, The 25rI October by tho Rev.
UliHiam Duncan, Mr.. JOHN GARTH, 10 Miss
Ter of Or. E. Gilbert, all of Amherst county.
On Tne.day the ID inst. Mr.. PICHEGRIr
VOOLFOLK of HoIly-Hll, Caroline county.
TO the lovely Miss ANGELINA +. WIN
STON, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Winston of
srss
DIED AT Bennington, vi. nn the Sd inst
Jonathan Robinson, in The 9th year of his age
late Senator III Congress.
The following account of the sudden termi-
nation of the honorable life of Gov Strong il
taken from letter dated st Northampton
November 3.
" Gov. Strong died last evening Of dnpin1
PectoriS. For several wears he has by tnrus
had tile complaint severely. Yesterday he was
at Church, al both services. In the afternoon
ht tell slight pain in the chest, which at G
O'Clock 80 tie evening became SO distressing,
that he directed his physicidn TO be called In
Immediately. The physician was from home
aud dad moi see him until O'Clock. fIe was
then ra'ier, and proposed to get off his bed
and exchange his clothes for night gown.
The physician retired TO another room from
which he was instantly summoned, and found
hrs patieut sunk in his chair and dead. All
attempts 20 resuscitate him were fruitlesS-
his spirit had gone above. We ate all busiiy
employed IN preparing to pay onr last tribute
of respect to this great aud good man, and |
need not tell yon there is but one feeling
Thursday is appointed for his funeral. So sud-
deu was ls death I'll II hisiudiSpOsitiOn waSHot
known ont nf his family, aud there was no one
with him when lie expired hut his two sons -
BoSi0H Uni. Ado.
PHfLsDEfPgTh Nov. ~ Private letters
from harrisburg, received ia town the CVenin.
before last, announce tie death Of the late go
vernon OF PennsyIvaua. We copy The follow
ing under date Of the 9th from tie Franklin
Gazette OflaSt evening.
messenger from Selim's Grove has Just
arrived. and brings the melancholy news Of the
death of our late worthy governor SNYDER.
He had been ldbOring under severe bodily
debility for above TIVE months, hist with some
eNettIOn was able to keep Oh his feet for the
most part and occasionally TO ride out. lie
returned from an excursion to Sunbury, on
Tuesday last, aud on Thursday was in better
health aud spirits than usual. On MoHday
morning he so i'll rs 10 call in his physician ,
who did not consider him dangerous, but pre-
scribed copious depletion. In the afternoon
the disease became more violent and alarming,
ard about three o'clock this morning lie ex-
pired.
Governor SNYDER had completed his Goth
year"
Dedih Of tie Biayor Of Hudson.
NEW YORK, November i3.-We regret to
announce, that ROBERT JENKINS, Esq. Mayos
Of Hudson, died, on Wednesday last, on board
the Sloop John Hancock, on his passage home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

E5' The LIST No st iNDIGCNIsT or FRIDAY
mex -ondst thIs name, we announce "A series
OF miscellaneous papers. The literary charsc-
Ter OF Their amthor will insure them well
come reception. One No. will appear every
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

from this city. He sailed on Tuesday. and n,
the course of Tuesday evening was Knocked
overheard by the boom in squaii. He was
rescued from the wafer, but so severely injur-
ed, that he survived the accident only about "a
hours. On Thursday. his remains were taken
from the s!oop to the Steam boat, on her pas
sage mp, and conveyed to has afflicted family:
[Com. Adr.
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~ 4 is hoped. that COLBERT will 20 on and
give us his views ofau issue OF Treasury Notes.
MANY.

A writer in the albany Register of the
18Th inst. asserts that there are " certain
bnckfail scrlbblers in The city Of n York,
who are generally Young lawyers" &c.
&c. who employ their leisure hours in
framing palry articles ior foreign papers"
(a9alnsi De WIT Clinion.) He adds that
" The Richmond Enquirer, the Lexington
Reporter, The Charleston Patriot, aud SOM.
others, deserve great credit in the buck
tail camp, although they fight withou,
owning i've deny the iusiuuaiion
We have never published one line in M. 8.
from the state of New York respecting us
politics. We 90 iur,hrr-wc DO not re
collect to have published u single original
article on that subject from any other
quarter, or from any other pen than our
own. If IN the little we have written of
De WIT Clinton, we may have spoken
harshiy OF him, II is because we thought
as We spoke. We should not have hest
iated 10 have sail great deal more, if
there had been any danger of his clutch
ing the great object of his nnqurnchabe
ambition. But he will never succeed
lie Is too well known and too Justly
suspected. We respect his genius, but
deiest his ambition. And this is not our
opinion alone. We are Convinced il is
iai oi9-lGihs, erhaps Of 90 l00,hs o
those who may read these lines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

VIE subscriber intending remove On a ,e, sVS IN
the state of Georgia, requests all persons baying
demands against him. present SIa ip,m.diatsiy ~
payment ihrse who are indebted 10 hun will uisass
y: y: se..e WIN MT IA FLOURNOY, who is author.
lied to receive wbateyer ma, be due MIN a. i 49,
mo wiling TO make right To lot of land sold TO Ca
o',el beaz'ey OF ChaI! tie, whep applied e..
WOW. w. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

yitine OF deed of trust execnted TO lie snbscTie
- ny Dr. Thomas Peers, or the 10th Noyeu,her IaIs
ana duly recorded IN tue clerks once OF The confx
couItm Go"chland, wI be sold to the higbeu biddrf
on fHHrSddg the 23d of Dsccmber merit Two TRsCTs
oF LAND, (0r so much thereof may be necessary n,
sasy he purposes Of said dted To viii: one tfgct i
we county OF Fnvanna containing by late survey 1lo
yine on ths waters OF the Big BYRD Greek and
adjoining the lands Of william Price and oiLsrs-tt,s
other tract IN the county Of G,ocbland, called the
WINE Honse tract, vhecon the said Peers resides snd
al which place the sale will be MADE.
November 10. &c. .wGWs william rnpn