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Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02

ment and display of native talent; and
presents almost sure prognostic that we
have heroes, patriots, and statesmen re-
served for whatever crisis may befal us
in the common allotment of nations; that
the strength Of nerve will be augmented
in proportion to the superintendent
weight.-When the cloud lowers in our
hemisphere, fraught with thunder and
tempest, and every heart is dismayed 10
the solemn and ominous pauses between
the peals--it suddenly opens, and discov-
ers to our view our guardian angel, ra-
diant in his glory, who rides upon the
whirlwind down the horizon, and leaves
our armament beautiful, luminous, and
serene.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02
From the Journal of the Times.

Nineteen years ago, Gen. Brown, with
a wallet on his back containing IL or l3
days provision, journeyed into the woods,
swung his axe, and felled the first log that
ever was cut in Brownsville for the erec-
tion of human habitation. The log hut
is still standing. We will suppose, that
while he was thus employed in telling the
tree, some unseen spirit had whispered 10
his ear, that he should, at the revolution
of nineteen years from that period, be-
come Major General Of the army of the
United States--the subject OF oratorial
panegyric--the theme of the American
muse.-Would he not have been worse
than idly credulous, if he should have
placed any confidence in the prophecy !
Yet all this and more has happened to
this hardy adventurer, without the inter
vention Of miracle. These are some
amongst many Of the blessings guaranteed
by our republican form Of government.
1t affords an opportunity for the develope-
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02

rect it; but if upon strict scrutiny, thy
conscience is satisfied with the part thou
hast acted, or the duty thou hast perioru-
ed, then tranquil and seifpossessed abide
the issue. If thine enemy revile thee,
revile not in return; if he has talents,
honor them; if he merits thy respect, rem
der ii unto him; favour his interest; deal
gently with his feelings; shield his fame;
do even more than all this 5: if be be ia
affection sympaihise with him; If he be
sick or in prison visit bin, and admins
ter to his necessities; if he be hungry
feed him; if naked, clothe him; and let
his Ioins be warmed with the web of thy
compassion; and if thou hast but one loaf
and one couch, let the half Of it be at his
service; and as for the injury thou mayest
have imagined thyseIf to have suffered,
nobly forgive it, and pray Almighty God
to pardon it, and blot it out of the annals
of his remembrance, and cancel it also
from thy own bosom. Here is the noble
revenge of grateful soul Go Christian
reader and do likewise, and by SO doing
thou wilt heap Goals of fire upon the head
OF thine enemy, not TO consume him, but
to melt bis adamantine heart into tender
ness, and thereby light up the hallowed
torch of affection in his soul. O.!
mayest thou, and l, and all the human
family, feel the force of the motto" To
err is human, to forgive Divine;" aud at
the footsteps of Divine mercy may we
meet our enemies, forgive their injuries,
bury our vengeance, and learn to forgive
those who have trespassed against us, as
we also hope TO be pardoDed by the Om-
nipotent Sovereign Of Heaven, Earth, and
Seas.
PHILADELPHUS.
TIC all who wield The Svord in vain against
their enemies.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02
.An Act 70 preusnt maneeessary eosts.

BE 1T ENACTED, by the Council and
General assembly Of this State, and it is
hereby eaacted6y the authority ofthe same,
That in suits on the same instrument,
bond or note, where several are bound,
aud in suits against the maker, endorser
or endorsers of any note, and in suits on
any bill of exchange against the drawer,
acceptor, or any endorser or eudorsers
thereof, there shall be a taxation and re-
covery Of the attorney and counsel fees
taxable by law in Que Of the said suits
only, at the election Of the party plain
tiff; and no fees for attorney or counsel
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY ]. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Rivers' City Tavern,
ELIzABETH-TowN, NJ.

Terms Of Pabticution-Two Dollars
per annum, payable half-yearIy.
Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents week
| A liberal deduction will be made to mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
M Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications, will be thankfully re-
1ceived and punctualiy attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02
Valuable Land for Sale.

&EEyHE subscriber offers for sale a
n piece of excellent LAND, con-
tanning 224 acres, lying opposite MIR. EzE-
xIEL WOODRUFF S, at Woodruffs' Farms.
About one half of said Land is laid down
with grass, the remaining part is covered
with wood and grain.
Persons wishing to purchase said Land
will apply for information respecting it to
Capt. LEWIS RIVERS, in Elizabeth
Town, or 10 the subscriber, living in
Railway.
JOHN S. WOODRUFF.
Feb. 9, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02

shall be allowed or taxed in any bill of
costs, in any suit or suits, brought on the
same instrument, bond, note, or bill of
exchange, against the party or parties
thereto, other than in the one where the
election is made as aforesaid.
Passed Feb. 9, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02
From Poulson's American Daily Advertiser.
NOBLE REVENGE.
" To err is human, to forgive Divine.

When prejudice, bigotry. and passion
are called into action, wise man will
hardly expect by an apology. by argument
sor by explanation. to stop their progress ;
he might as well expect to command the
forked lightning, stop the roaring thun-
der, confine violent iornadoes, or lash the
foaming tempestuous ocean into submis-
sion.--Vain and presumptuous attempt /:
therefore make solemn pause, prophetic
of calm-let the storm pass by and wait
The calm return Of reason to her throne.
If thou hast taken a wrong position in the
hurricane Of passion, abandon it; if thou
hast committed an error, confess and cor
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02
FOR SALE,

YTyHE HOUSE and LOT 10 Eliza
IL beth-Town, opposite the State Bank,
and now occupied by Mr.. JAMES F.
MEEKER, Merchant. The house has q
number of good rooms, Kitchen and
Store adjoining. The stand is good for
business.
ALSO,
II number Of Building Lots,
On the Turnpike, nearly opposite the
new house lately erected by Mr.. John
Humes. The above property will be
sold upon extended payments for the
principal part of the purchase money
For terms apply TO
WILLIAM CHETWOOD.
Eliz. Town, Feb. |, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-03-02
ALSO,
IN Abprentice Wanted.

|VXyANTED, as an Apprentice at the
wv Printing Business, a smart, active
Lad, Ia or Is years of age. TO such
al one, good encouragement will be given.
Apply to j. & L. SANDERSON.
Els. To,un, Dec. Is, 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

and pantaioons over his silks; and BY re
m owing a stone in cellar wall got into the
goose pen, and by replacing the stone excH-
ed no suspicion. The pArties went off 10 a
msgis rates and unstrippins our Modern
Daaag there were found Oh aim iady's
linen, Two hAnnsl pegticoAts, one csmbric =
Two silk gowns. The hero of the story 10
named James MsfchsI, "a Scotchman. lie
confessed the thef,, and was sent 10 prison
for trial The person who harborcd Mltcn-
el, has given bail for his appearance at the
next sting conrl.--h. Y haher.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
POETRY.

THE EOLIAN HARP.

THE EOLIAN HARP.
Oil who has heard at summer eve,
When rob'd ia light, the planets leave
Their far blue depth, aud sparkling come
TO gem the heavens, such notes, as some
Bright angel, warbling from the spheres,
has sent TO greet our mortal ears
or who has heard when slieuce spreads
O'er all the world, and twilight tresds
On shadowy foot along the sky,
Those strains Of feelings minstrelsy,
Which come DER strings where zephyrs play,
tre-abling, plaintiye roundelay.
Oh they have heard those fairy numbers,
ShiLh rend The charul when Fancy slumbers
And watts the soul lunconsciously,
O'er ali the lustres OF the sky
And rests it mid that heavenly dome,
Where rEELIgG teasts il MUsIcK's home.
Yes essweet Eolian can tell
For have heard thy signing swell,
Scarce siumb' ring at the midnight hour,
And own'd its soul enhancing power!
I've heard it then, so sweet and wild,
Mcthought it was some airy child,
Which wing'd its flight from regions biest,
To sing me calmly into rest
How distant would the strain begin,
As If breeze scarce wav'd its wing!
Then trembliagly 'twould rise, and fling
A sweeping gust DER every string
Then wildly swell-then roll away
And die in far off melody
Who does not love thy wayward song,
Borne on the zephyr wing along
'Tis nature smusicS-wlid and Tree,
As is the breeze which wafteth thee
II soothes the heart-and twines around
The thrilling seul, its silken sound,
In such delighted, fitful measures,
As wakes it still to new-felt pleasures
On, let me hear thy strain again
I'll listen, till e'en Musiek's pai,a--
Till some rude blast sweep o'er thy string,
And rushing discords round it ing. G.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

MAT noted FARM in the town Of Union,
,oanty Of Liacoin, now occupied by Samuel
...,e. consisting of one aunafed and City Acres
80 Land, one huaared VI which is under inl-
sssaens. great part Of the land slight Ioaln and
':sy waskgd, cats about 6itv Ions hnglish Hay.
& ..l. wstered, i,as about LOO rods stone wall on
|.a,l \ ssa4.! orchard. the buildings are good
.ssory Dwelling House, two Barns, one Shed
IN. i,ag il is very rare tuat n Farm 50 vsiu-
& ~ sock and gean is offered for sale--sor
q. ,shsrb wilt be liberal ,arply 10 the subscriber
ROBERT fOSFER.
tr.;a,. Feb. o. 1919. or
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

IJllsEa he-soy gvsa thi' ths subsenper
\ hsa os.a tuy sspbated .1im nstrxtr.x on
! e"aie Of SAMUEL ADAM ia:e of Bath,
|ns c'aay of L.aooia Phy,ctaa, deceAsed, *
y 'aksa upon herself hat 'ru't, 5y giving bond
s'asiaS iirects fai all 1erso1s having de !
Rah aaons sihe estais # the ,ait sAM ADAMS,
\ fe4as'1ei - eshihit the s4me an al persons
3s'ied 10 the sad esEa,s, are Gated upon 10
Aks psynsa1 70
|*dp's y ABIGAlL fO.AMj, Admrx.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
Jacob RaIE's Estate.

A bib persons having claims OF the ssiate of JA-
~ Lob kOLFE. ia,e of Por and, sa,dier, de-
ped. are requested 10 eAb,D,t the same 20 tne
pecrber AZ his Office, No. i, Union Row and
kse Indebted TO said estate 10 uake itaDediaie
Hgment to JOHN An JEiSs1lS,
N'psney 20 RgBEccA RoLFE, Adninlarator on
~ estate. Portland April, 90.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

|sJA one year, on very advantageous terms that
excellent Farm. together with the stock aud
aiming tJois, near the Lower coraer in New
taaeesier, the pr lperty of n. C. ALLEN, Esq.
-sa9aire of Mr, JERMiAH ALLEN, at said
'FN-6Ioucester. or of EDWARD RUsssL, az
I0lh Yarmouth. April, Al, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

4 avtNG provided inatabs, convenient aud
q i, e'ntsFsahie board and oagl1g for my wife
ASD .and ker child az the houis of
.atnael Lombard, ia Gorham. hereby eau
I = psFioas agatna harbouriag or sruiting ser
xng. aTTFtIs RAND.
April a
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
NOTICE..

THE annual meeting OF the BIBLE SOCIE-
III UF NJ AINE, will be heid on THURS
|xf tie siria day y 1Ioy aeri, at The meeting
use oi The irst Parish in Portland at four O'Clock
~ AID discourse delivered in the Evening
bait past seven O'Clock. at the meeting house Of
/ Biptist Society-Sorice Of which will be CIV
l5y sbe bell of tie irst Parish.
Apfi20. W. "a 1kER, Jr. II. Sec'ry,
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
w riting Books,

AOE q common apa superiiue PAPER--
- q. NOTE BOOhs-Justice's, CoBrt, Com
>'sai' Probate aud Miscellaneous, 81 LASKk &c
~ sale at This OFFICE.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
Tales Of lie Ina uisition.

The following stories were related to Howard
| the PhiIanLnropist during MS residence at
! Vienna.
/ German merchant happening to be AZ Ve-
nice on business, supped every night at a small
| inn, ia company with few other persons. IN
officer of the state inqaisition came to MIN one
! evening, aid ordered him to follow whittier he
/ led, and to deliver him has trunk, after having
put his seal upon it. The merchant asked why
| he must do this, bat received no answer to his
enquiry, except by the officers putting his hand
to his lips as a signal for silence. He then If
Iea bis head in cloak and guided him, through
different streets, to low gate which he
dered to enter, and, stopping down he was led
through various passages under ground, to
small dark apartment, where ne continued all
that night. The next day ne was conducted IN
10 large room hung with black, with a single
wax hgnt and a crocIfx on is mantle piece.
Having remained here in perfect solitude for a
couple ofdays, he suddenly saw a curtain drawa,
aud heard voice questioning MIN concerning
his name, hts business, the company ne Kept and
particularly whether ne nad not been, on a GER
tain day, the society Of persons wno were
mentioned, and heard an able, who was also
named, make use of expressions accutey
repeated. AT last he asked if he should
know the able if ne saw him, and on his answer
ing that he should, long curtain was drawn a.
sLue, auu ne saw lHls very person hanging Oh a
gibbit. lie was then dismissed.
The other circumstances, or rather conbina-
ton Of circumstances, happened out short time
beior MIR. Howard's visit, to senator Of tins
arbitrary repuoick. Called up from his bed one
night by an officer Of this same inquisition, aud
commanded to follow min, he OBJ eyed the sum
mons, and found a sondola waiting his door,
in which he was rowed out of the harbor to a
spot wlere another gondola was fastened to a
post. into this he was ordered TO step,& the door
of the cabin beias opened he was conducted into
1t, and, as a dead body with rope about its neck
was shown to him, he was asked ii he knew it.
Ii e answered that he did, aad shook throaghsey-
cry limb as he spoke; but he was thea conveyed
back to his house, aud nothing was ever
said upon the suolect. lhe boty ne had seen
was tnat Of tnS tutor to children, VINO
had been carried out OF hls house that very night
and strangled. The senator, delighted with Ibis
yoang mans conversation, used TO treat hirn with
great familiarity, and in t.ose unguarded
ments communicated TO h!in soma political mat
tiers OF no great Importance, bat winch he
thoughtlessly Ineutioned again TO others an i'm
prudence ior wnich he paid dearly with has life,
whilst ais generous patron was thus admonished
OF ais ndiscretion by the sigat OF his strangied
body.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

~ Tae S.oop GALEN, forty tons burihen.
- s,ghI months old aud is well tound--- This
|.s.xas hail Dv good workmen and Of excel.
!. materials draws an easy draaght of water and
]. IN calculated f,ra paeke,s, Toe fhrther par
...ss iaqaire of L. B iRfOL, Ingsaham's
zssf Portland, aprilf9.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
5ioRAaty SourHo arr, hegr.

~ aslcriner hereby give. pubic notice TO
= eoaeetaed, .sat h has beea duty appoint
'aa 'sksa up,n h,lufe she ,-ua of .Adminlftrs-
n 'a sue eta OF gO5Epa MASON, ia;e oi
sso'd' II he cou0sy of Oxford, yeomAn
Psssa by g,y'ug bono AZ he Law direcis-.He
fa'fe seqatits a rerfons who are iodebted to
ND tscealed sit4 6 10 make Immediate pay
Il aas shole who have sny demands .hereon,
saahn the fame for fettIemen1 to
/. 19fN MASON, Administrator on fsid eitAte.
thffofd Jan 23
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

The mail robbers have been sentenced to
len years imprisonment al hard labour. The
jury, when they retired, went TO prayer, with
view Of being enlightened by Divine Will,
50 as to decide justly. When the criminals
learnt that they were acquitted Of design 10
kill, they embraced one another, embraced
their council, l. even the attorney general.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

Caution 10 SveGrers. fortnight a.
go, Two young men, one named Joseph Cow
lett, sailor, and the otuer a coal-porter, in
company at a public house. engaged Tor pot
OF beer, to try which could swear the most Ill
aboiicaI oaths when Gowlett, after using The
most abominable expressions Tor short time,
became exhausted, and could not utter a syi-
liable, and has remained speechless ever since;
a living example 10 those who take Gods
name ia vain.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

eotiss of Probsse holden at The Prob.,e
j mcela Portland witlia and fur he Coun'y
Esashaetisad, on he secord We lnesday Ut
~, g he yssr of on. Lotn righ,cea huadged
sannetesn. On the psiiaon et Shmusl Owen,
eaaisafsor Dt The ests,e of IOHN GRIPS
e 2. ofaasv.,k, IA said C"us.s, Z com Al, dc.
se2fcseptng tha be pers .nsl esthie ol
q aScsssed IS not su.i:icat 10 ray ihc as,
80 "aieh he owed the lme of his Gea h.,
s"e ~ OF to hund. ID 4 las, md pray
'os hcense 10 sell eud convey so much ot
I'll esiste. uisa'd decreased IS msy be ne
- q ~ Toe p.yment # Sid deots and inci
- ens ges 0eDgsED-- That sne pei tons.f
. Ssoace here oil he uei.s Of said deee sse q
q Al Persons pte.es ed m said estste, by
-s'S copJ Of su,s otder 10 he ,uhlishs d in
]. ~ ssna U. zegse. ,tL.ted in Portland IN
"A Svaas y, iatee weeks sacct sci. ely. t,sf ,he y
81 %prese a, ffo..te Court TO be held a,
N n S'ck' y said Cauny an he frs. ThufssiA,
3-tS = < nlae a'ei.cs j. shr 10 enaon <
~'s. it say dry have why h pra,e. ~
e fss. 'aoa saou.d ~, ne gr$atec.
SAN, fhEEMAr, .3nage q saia CsDI
- CJss-Arrst,
JioRA1ky SouFHCH heg-.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

Breach Of Marriage Co5tracF.-In the
SupetioGc Court Of Gates county, wa3 de-
cidcd ,ne case OF Mlrgares Wtlhdms, vs.. Pr.
ter Pt!ana, for breach OF marriage con-
tract.- me Pl.iniiH, who was member.
having been slduced, by the Defendant, y
Preacher OF a Certain rrlis lous society, IN
der promise Of Marriage, brought this
action 10 recover damages tor the injury she
had sustained. From the evidence, the
Jury alter few moments consultation,
brought in verlic' for $500 damages /!
being one half OF the supposed value of the
Defendants estate. Eden.o8 GGz
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

Longevity Lii is said there is now living
IA the town Of Whitehall, IN The State OF
.Iew Yotk, man Of the name OF Henry
Francisco, who is supposed 10 be one htAa-
drea and thirty one years Of age! he says
mat he vas III London al the coronation Of
Q4eea Anne, and vas then 10 years old.
RE has had two wiyes--by the first he had
six children, and by the second iourteen.--
The second wife Is living, snd Is | years
oi aea. she w IS married al the age u 30
and supposes her nus0ARd TO have been a.
bout 90. The yonosest Of the fourteen
children was % years OF 49, ii Marrn last.
" 7. Laiy Aav,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
Extracts from a Law
nov f9
Of the Corporation to prov.de for the speed

Of the Corporation to proO,de for the speedy
ertingmshment Of FIRE, &c.
Sec |. That every proprietor OF any dwell
ling house, or store house within the limits of
the corporation, shall, at his or her own ex-
pence, provide as many fire buckets. made
of good and suitable leather, and containing
at least two and half gallons, as shall be e.
quail in number to the stories in such house.
Provaded, That no proprietor shall, in any
case be compelled to provide more than
three buckets for one house. Every proprie-
tor who shall neglect to procure the proper
number of buckets in the manner herein d.
rected, shall forfeit and pay one dollar per
month for each bucket he shall SO neglect
to procure. The proprietors of all dwell
ling houses and store houses which shall
hereafter be erected within the corporation,
shall furnish the same with buckets in the
manner before prescribed, within two months
after such houses shall be occupied ;or fail
ing to do so, shall be subject to the penalties
before mentioned.
2. Where the proprietor of any dwelling
house or store house residing Gut Of the limits
of the corporation, shall neglect to comply
with the acquisitions of this act, the occupier
of such house shall within two months after
coming to the possession thereof. procure
the necessary buckets; and failing to pro-
vide The same, shall be subject to The like pc.
nalties as are in such case imposed on The
proprietor.
5. |! shall be the duty of the superinten-
dent OF police, once in six months at least, to
visit the houses within the limits OF the cor.
poration 10 examine and take an account of
the buckets belonging to such houses, and 10
report to the mayor the names Ut all persons
who shall neglect to p ovide and keep the
same, according to the regulations Of this act.
pa. 3I&3s. GEO. CoRYELL, Sup. Pc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
SALES At Al CTios
Public Sale.

TOMORROW, AT 8 P. N.
VIII he sold On Gntwisle's wharf. - kl'i
Moscoyado SUGAR, part OF the cargo OF g
MaIyina. Terms made known at the 1'n
and place Of sale. orr,,pp .....r
ON TUESDAY, Alto A. M.
Will be sold at the auction store, corns Q
Prince and Water streets.
5 bbls American gin bbls vinegar 3
50 crates queeDsware
10 bbls India sugar; 30 boxes raislns
20 boxes mould candles 8 DO 1g blue s
S kegs chewing tobacco
Is boxes soft shell almencs
5 bbls ilberts 10 cases mems 5ne hats
ALso-Safes, sifters, furniture, beds, Sc. "
ALso-I bale broad cloths
do Irish sacking
case bleached domestic cotton
do Irish linen
Gurrahs, calicoes
aLso-3o reams writing paper
ALso-A gold (patent leyeI) Watch.
S. A. MARSIELLER, aucf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
Died,

AIN. York on Saturday evening of a I'm
gering illness, Mr.. HOPKINS ROBERTSON, CO.
median, aged SO years and / months.
On Sunday morning, l4th inst at his Iesi-
dence in Stratford. Conn in the 93d year
Of his age, WV. SAML JOHNSON, l.. l.. D.
late president of Columbia college, sc.
On Tuesday morning, 9th inst. at Need
wood in Frederick county, THos SIM LEE,
esq, in the 18th year OF his age. Mr. Lee
bore a conspicuous part in the arduous strug-
gle for Independence second governor
OF Maryland and immediate successor to the
late governor Johnson to that Office, in
which they were alike distinguished for their
patriotic zeal and eminent usefulness.
Al his residence in Kent county, Del. few
days ago Henry MoLLEsToN, esq Just elect
ed governor of the state OF Delaware, but
who, it is believed, had not yet entered On
the duties Of that station.
Guilderland, \. Y few DAYS ago, Mr..
GsogGE FRESHMAN, a German, age l2 years
{ months and % days. fle was soldier in
Germany, was at the famous battle of Prague
and also served in the American army in the
French war.
Lately, in Louisiana, Mr.. SHERsuRSE, for
merry American consul at Nantz
On the 22d ult. al his residence in S. Caro-
Ina, Mr.. VIM. HRERY, in his lo4th year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-22
Public Sale.

TNDER the authority of deed made
- the subscribers, by VIM. H. Foote a,
Benjamin M Brooke, acting as comm
sioners under an act of the General AsseI
bly, OF Virginia, passed on the 2lst day
February, 1918, entitled, "a an act author
ing the sale of certain lands BELONGING TO 4
heirs of the late Walter D. Brooke" al
which said deed was in trust, among 9th
things, to secure to the said commissions
and to the persons entitled to receive +
same from the purchasers under said de-
the SUM of 385 dollars, to be paid on the G
day of September, 1919, will be sold
public auction, Cor cash. at l2 O'Clock
Saturday, the 4th day OF December next
the premises, one undivided fourth Dart
that portion of a certain tract of land sitns
IN the county OF Fairfax and state Of VirginI