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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

Missouri CoHsiitution. We can no long
e, doubt mat HE question is 10 be brought
mp The y Y. Comme,cia! Advertiser
wishes I" raise M. hue aud cry aud calls
upon the legislatures Of all the northern
states and ~ ease OF their moi being in
scs,ioD, on all their cities, towns, head .
borougbs, &c. &c. 10 meet aud pour forth
the Determined language of their feelings
and sentiments. Where is the ,nrnIhrr
ul Congress, (exclsims this eduor,) regard
ing tiir.gyand charter Of oar liberties, who
can Vuic for u? Where Is the sember
recolIrclirg his oath OF Office, who can
approve Of II %
On III" other hand, we lay before our
r adats 'he report OF Tie committee 10 the
III Of X. recommending lhe Constitution
30 be- ac, eplcd. Mr.. Lowndes iDtinatcs
% terms MOI to be- mistaken. hat Gen.
smith and himself were tor accepting il I;
90 olheg membcy OF the Committee, Mr..
sergeant OF Philadelphia, was in the mi
nor''y The report Is calm aud judi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

a MILLER WANTED. ...1 Sfpste inan 71ho IS
~ capable ~ a!nGsrtekins ths management Of a
manufacturing mill, ara tho produce safiSJ0c.
tory recommendations " his abilities, sobriety Sc
7riH. upoT Pr0d"ction u the G3oDc, inset uifh q
dfsi,GSfe situation Oy applying 10 the subscriber,
Muddy Creek Ji!s .osss mite from ('criersrii{e
NOV "a. 51..t JOHN l. BONUuR,NT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

'ENRUS TEES SELE-By virtue deed of lrust exc.
e"te 10 i'e subscribers b, Hi'ay Baker and wife.
Rchar A. CaTTrrnn dated Eh l3l day of May 1917, W.
Will proceed TO sell at pnbe ao'ion t.e ighest bidder
im n ady money, ON The prtis Wednesday. the
day OF Mover inter nest, al twelve o'clock certain LOT Or
LAND ON Ricl'Or Hill situated intersection cf
and 25t sreetr adjoining Dr,~'s Lot containing $50
FEE on goth street, and 400 feet street,
the said lot may be satisfy The , aid
tTust. JAMES BLOWN. Jr WA FINSEY
Oct. "a. Tyugees
eg,lIr above sale i. POSTPONED to we,In .flay. tie
2oiII inst. q & O'CLOCK. p NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

GEkMAN LINENS
A9JE are now receiving fresh snppI, 81 Ozuabprrs
i!chlehburgs, &c, LLCkE s. SEER.
No" Ia. "a 40,
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Nov.2s

WILL BR SOLD on Friday the S2d ri December next,
w n hGtC mere lot ef taHdHeGr Shedtoaa, tGifh a
large twO story brick hessSe OH Wctf finished Nth
gOod rel oCUGter good stables &C.. The hORsF con-
tGiHs SeteR good TeoL'S IS0ve and three teton. GH
Nsto ami Of che REST 0Friais. 1kO fTGcf o. laTd,
Continuing about no 0creS, 06oWt Sir Diies beto'c
RchHOHd, adjoiHjyg George Nay, and others uTfD
comfortable improvement for small family dtoRt
30 Gctes OF (kis taRd Is JTfSh and Of e1eesRf quit.
~ GboM so acres Of Wo0d oHd, nj sreefieHt gHddtg
also Tie rdfer this i1ad is sgRGt 10 ahg fR tAs
ioweT country JiSO GH0tt6r tTSct 0f iaHd ring
the 81 iHiamSJsirg sfdgc r00d, about three miles
6efOao Richmond containing Gbont 90 ocytS- THIS
piece Of lana tceH noodsd md o. g0JG qn0ffg-.-
-ffsO al me StaUeS stock, hpUschOf 0Hd hHcheSt
Furniture aHd yfdHtHfiOA HfCHSitS csntescd 10 as
bg Jenes e AIien ---Thessfe iriH tate pifcs aff6s
hORSt near ShCdfo1ri az ~ Octock on Ia Gbops d0g.
Ths terms tOr the real estate nil be . ~ and W
months credit Wfh loRdS GRd Jro0ed5ecHTlfp and
deed Of trust on NE pT0yeyfg 10 seizure me Iag-
meHf Of me pWrchaSe money. cash HiH nc rffutFf1
(Or the SiGOrs md fOT me AafdHce offhe prepeTtHd
crsdit OF q months WiN be gioeH oH sams above
20 dofidrs. on gi0iHg b0Hds irth apprSDsf sccayHg
6ay Of the a6ote pyOpertg witib be soid Trieefetr.
'TrecioHslg 90 the day VI SITE bg Upptgi"g 10 ne
sabscribsfs LtrIIEBtRNY ALLEN,
GEORCf s - GR.
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buUictdIt tioinal. W. should rejotce,
II Congress would sd"p' this Report, ansi
end all difficulties and dangers at once.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
This institution. We are hsp?y to learn,
Is more prosperous ihan even rs friends
anticipated Already ihere are moro me,,
students IA Williamsburg, tl,au there we're
dnrlng the last course. and had ciirum
stances, perm.itcd'Mr. Keith To CON n,euce
his labors at the same time =iil, The 9th
cr persons connected ~iIb the College,
III" nunbe would undoubtedly hav, been
Yet more considerable. Even under The
present circumstances, a further augmcn
'aiion may be expected, particularly as
iie,e has been some reduction IN Nh
piice o. board. Communicated.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
Gentlemen Ny public duties render ia neces.
sary for nae TO nuke many mOn,ed collections and
amorg them rery nary small ones, hence the t,e-
qusni tenders Of notes under flee doiirS and The
frequent mention ty me ~ the act of The list
session Of TIE Its,Hia Legislature prohibiting a
tender OF any notes under that SIM, by rhi.h
Ihare been eanJted 10 ascertain, thut a greet,
(perhdps greater portion ~ the good citizsns NJ
tbs Onmonredth are at this mo,afni. ,rhsn the
act as about to take cHcct ignorant Of the pfnQi-
ties Imposed 6y IL. upon those Tho may. after the
iSf ddy ~ DeceMber nf1t oJ'r ssch notes an diS.
charge Of debts should you concur uiih me in
the opinion that notice of the subject by ,cay
Of publication in the Enquirer may prore Jeaef.
eiai to The community, knop shall be er.u-
sed for The trouble shall gire yoH in reudirg this
communication. ours rery Respectfully.
Il CITIZEN OF GOOCHLdND.
9-Th. at, forbes any person issuing
or circulating directly or Indirectly any
notr, bill, &r. for any sum less than So.
under penalty of Icing held guilty of "a
misdcmeanor. punishable by fine moi
less than one nor more than five hundred
dollars, and imprisonment mol less than
one nor more than IL months al the dis.
crriion OF jury. ANY person who
brings into This State with the ialeniion
10 circulate any note. bull, &c. Tor less
ilian one dollar, is also subject 10 mis-
demeauor, &c. But these provisions do
not apply 20 mere travellers, who. without
intent 10 violate the law, ouer such bills,
dc. in pay Every one il subject 20
fine oil $40, who shall! offer IN pay ment
amy note &c the issuing or putting into
circulation of which is by this ACT prn>
hiblied.-Ihis aci goes iulo effect Oh the
LIST OF December.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

cious one. II is for referring all such
mno'ed Constitutional qu. s'ipms 10 the
judiciary Tribunal. w should rejoice,
II Congress would sdop' this Report, and
end all difficulties and dangers at once.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

Boron. Nov. BLY, the brig Laurel from
Antwerp. we have received Antwerp papers
TO Oct.6.
The government OF EIesse, still pursues ri
goIons measures against the Pfussian COM
mcrce.
The hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklen-
bug has been married to daughter of the
King nf Prussia.
ROME, Sept. 20 There have been discover.
ed bere many CdT60n0ri aud ~ Is pretended
they had plot ~ contemplation. They have
been arrested. Similar arrests have taken
place in other parts Of the States of the
Church for political offences. The details
are not yet known. n commission has been
appointed to proceed against The individuals
who have caused the tronbls at CivitAV cecilia.
some superior officers at that place, are ac.
cuscd OF great negligence
The following exti scI o. letter dated 2Sth
Aug. 1920 from distinguished foreigner in
Dresden SaxOny, has been palinto our hands
iOr publications. Nat Gaz
wiilssy something 10 yOn about tie cpun
try ~ which am nov acting my part, Ger
many. ludoieuce il the leading cbatacteTis~
tic OF the Emperor Of Austria aud the King OF
Prussia, The ministers in whom their con-
fidencc is placed. not 10 disquiet OF disgust
their masters OF make themselves nucOmfOrj-
able, strive 10 divert tIisiE attention and 10
absiract their own minds, from TIE Danger
villa which they arc threatened wis dan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

:. u tCE....h petuios viii gssrated 10 tbs ueTt
= Gtnetal ASS mbly, piafirg tbat trustees may be
appointed for the estate fbe iae Sat Btown,s wO'
NAV Vt cainr. Nov ~. 5g..5s
%fOIICt.--t shall petition The neSt General isseubiy
- Tor the establishment ~ Town On my land Hfithe
county 81 Pow haian near Cenito Bridge
Octs2i 4e..w7Ss GEO. HtI i&s0f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

10 Several articles are on band-bnt nest
week, when we commence publishing t0i three
times week, We shall make up lee way.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

ENLIAS REED has removed to the Store recently
\ "cc"piedby Iessrs. LucSe & SiLeI, where he is
receiving All will CUntIGae Keep oii hand "A veTY
general assOrtUleni ci BOOTS, SHOES * HATS, made
10 order ion tie observation-disclosures at geduc ed
DRAFT at short sisat on st. Louis Missouri, Iof
sale as above. oct. II. AZ iftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

Politics are IL "a strange state in New York.
i he Governors rebuff to the Senate il per-
haps the most extraordinary aud dlsrespecitut
pa ,ei we have ever ZEN addressed 10 the
Representatives OF the American people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

DIED. On the 18th Oct 1870, with Illness Of Only
four days. Mr. rowH ROBkRIsOS. Hr. Robertson
was a son of hT. William Robertson, now member OF
the ExecAuve Council Of Virginia and brother to Mr..
Robertson recently elected Governor NJ Louisiana.
Mr. Po.batan Robertson aboal ~ years OF age.
He bad literally and cla.sicaliy educated. En-
dswed with good mind, IT'S efl0its had been yell d.
ectcd. and few young possessed Ener mere
lid acqn eiuenis. Pure in hi, charactef generous i
t's feelingssinceIe IN his
has nlann-Ts1e found his way eirecI the hearts OF
tiose with whom he associated-and will Orr esteem,
secured our affections. no young pizn had iacs
favorable Or lasting impressions srcisiy
abort IesidsIcS-baying removed t. Louisiana fron
Virginia only about six months ago. had be lived, ,
the most Gathering prospects had already promised
him distinguished success None knew him will
not hedew his grave with tear. his last tribute oi
respect aud .itac bment siIcn friend who knew hun
well to lose him so soon. Louisiana .5dv.
THE suhsciiher, late OF the nTm OF Lambert aud
Il Pickett, has taken the lumber house next door
to MI Patrick Gibson, ana oilers his his
friends AMI the public as a COMMissIoN HERCHANT.
Nav. Is. ao..lm Ro PICKETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

The slip iiarika, 80 days from liverpool ,oa.
befor at n orI on Fridds erening. !r hcaR,
the actor on board She proba6lg 6,iags iOnaoh
adrieeS days idfer than ne isa6eHl
The GeaerGl Court are yet engaged in IRE case
81 'ht Commonwealth the h,tt Hrasrrsi aud his
securities a in'y as suo'H 10 try hoU much The
securities to the bomd oj'he last yeaI loi9 mint he
iras IN gtice are bound 10 pay Nony points hare
teen maoe but the main argument rM proba6iy
come on 10 day The dsfendnhts yesterday pro-
dIced eridence Nth an inftHt 10 shoe taat during
the gear 1918 he uas dtjauiter 10 larger G,no.nt
Man the sun, now charged against him, ard that
has uies FOR 1919 not bouna for the det.st-
CATION Ia 1918 no bond ,cos gireit for the ja,ih-
Jul discharge u his duties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

IN Assembly - VII GINA PRAYING ihai an act may
pass vesing the commemorative right ia certain
tract Of land IN the ;1uuYOi King william known ny
the name %" Keuiucky to The heirs n the lac Colonel
H"li Kches-n Og'.esI rs 80 .
TN CHANCERY.... Il Kars ho,0 900 - - iii.e
of tn Court ofhe United States the Fifb Circuit
aud Virginia District, June sth. 1870
John KNDufh'... ...-...,......''...... .PidtntD,
John Tay'se L,max admir- of Susan Thornton decd ,
who was executriX Of John Thornton deed. and
Philip Wade aud John Thornton children, heirs al
law devsees and legaees Of the said JohrT Thornton
aud also heirs and distributes Of the said Susan Thorn
ton decd and The said John Ta ,nax and Charlotte
his wife ATtnuT ~ Thornton. Presley Ihstnt,n a.
Virginia Thornton which said Charlotte, srihnT W.
Presley and Virginia are children aud heirs aud dsiTi.
buiecs Of Presley Thornton deed. aud William Helm
aud Susan his wife widow aud fflict and Of
The said Presley Thornton erc'J .DefeRdanfs
fhe defendants Virginia lhSrnton AID William " elm
and Susan his Sfe not haviug entered lrir
aud given security according tn rule OF the court and
1t appearing that they not inhabants Of bis dstfct
on The motion Of The plaintiff by his counsel. is Or.
dered That the SAID defendants 10 appear the Gtsi
das oi ibe aud The bill plaintiff
aud that copy Of this order I've forthwith inserted
some newspaper printed IN the city OF Richmond for
two months excessively aud posted at the font door
0f the Capitol III The said CITY
!, cop, re,is, RD. JgFFKEs, CLERK
November rs. jo..WsS-
IN chANCgRY...In fIayann4 County Court, OcIo6cT
4 49, 1890
Zaccbeus watsoH aud Rebecca r his wife John
She pherd aud Elizsbeih his vile, William Ford aud
Lucy Ford which said RsDsccs formerly Rebecca
Ford. Elizabeth, formerly EiiLdbeih Ford aud the
said william aRd Lucy children and heirs ~ fandJ
Ford c'd''''.'.....s.......s.''' '...PiaiHtl0s.
ACifNsr
J,hn Ford and Harlsa sun payne F,rJ. Louisa Dil.
Hard I'd. John Henry Ford. IaGdy Lewis Flrd aud
James Thomas FOtd, infant children of rand, Ford dec.
DefeHdGRts
The planGy bill being this day lrd aud the
Joha Ford having entered hs appearance aud given
securiy according 90 the 81 Assembly, aud The rnes
% Ibis court and II appearing 10 the satisfaction oil the
cour bai he is not an nhaOitan Of this commonwealth
On ths motion of the pldiniI5 b. their counsel II Is
Ordered That the said defendant DO appear here or
\ the fourth Noudal Ia January next aud answer the
painfiP bal, and shai copy of this order ottrwit
| tnssrcd ~ ne~spapes printed IN The city ~
Richmond aud csHtBnrd fot eight Wreks successfully
also that anoisrcopy bereofbe posted at The fon,
door Of Tie cnrTthJese ~ iitIr county.
o1py-reste, joan riNuERJAXE. C.F.C.
! November Is, 50..gsgs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

oitIE Is hereby giNen tiat base applitu 4. lhc
Court Of Common Pleas ia the County ~ Erie ip
"a. STATE "f PenhssNana, fnr the btuehI The act of
assembly ol said state foT The relief dehtps
aus 'ha the court have appointed Saturday the 3Ot
Sal OF December 1890 at the courthouse the borough
"f Enc ~ said comfy the time place the hear
tug oi TIE ana ny creditors said petition al
me anc piate they noticed attend and chow lea
sous ihey nave ANY, whJ should hot be discharged
o"eer sara act JABkZ WIGHT.
kpseRbeT % 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

Il wonId not exceed So. Tskir- for granted
aud IL arproximsicS the truth. that one third
OF TIE convicts Tor pitsrN are In RtcLDcud. il
would be a sasi;,= To the L.. y. OF SIS rtr tIav,
oqnal Ia 81 5I5 ger sunum--vhlch az a time
wh.m we are constrained io borrow money
81 lev, taxes. TO mtci the current eApences Of
the gosetImsni. is "A sum worthy the atien.
ton ct III" competent authorities AID more~
o,e' the discipline pursued in ibo>c tuSii,n-
trrs Is much better calculated 10 ptGdure
reformation than ih4t Ut a comfy jail, ar any
place temporarily obiaiu. d Tor sai. k.ering.
CEirUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
BO1RDING

( hE sutsciiber viii be prepared to accommodate
Twelve ca nleen AENskRS or Thu LEGISLATURE
~iih ard. al his iVrmer residence. III. Barracks
NNNtmhet % THOMAS HaIclikN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28
OFFICTAL NOTICE.

NOtenber i6fh, 1870. s
81 The great Capital Prize of S 4O, 600
In the Cathedral Lottery, wilt he awarded the first
drawn number, on HeGrssaoy the roth Of he present
month, aeTeeaby to The scheme being the 9ih otawing
10 SECURE chances Tor this splendid Independence early
applications should he made.
Tickets 20 Quarters s Eiehihs s 80
halvcs-...iO Fihhs.....4 Ienihs
warranted undTswp... orders fun ANY part OF the
Union, enclosing the cash. post paid, will meet The
came prompt and Punetuai attention IL on personal
Spplicaiioii, addressed In J.. /. COHEN,
57..3t Ser'rp TO the Managers baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-28

PETITION viii 30 presented To The next G.usfaI
IA Assembly - Virginia PRAYING ihai an act may
pass vesing the commemorative right ia certain
tract OF land IN the ;1uuyOi King william known ny
the ni Kentucky to The heirs u the lac Colonel
H1lt Kiches-u Og.-csT IS 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-04
District of Columbia,

County Of .4'erdndrin, 10 AT.
On the petition OF GEORGE JONES, al in
Osolycnt debtor, confined in the Jail OF
Alexandria county for debt.-Notice is here
By given to the creditors ofthe said GEoRGE
IosEs, thai on the sixth day Of March next,
being Tie first Monday OF the month, at 9 o.
clock 4. al. at toe court house Of said oun
ty, The oath prescribed by the act of Con-
gres Of the United States, entitled an act
iorlhe relief OF insoiveni debtors within the
District OF Columbia" will he administered
'oihe said inSolyent, aud trustee appoint
ed, unless sufficient cause TO the contrary be
tien and ther, shown.
Ordered, Idat this notice be inserted
twice a week Tor three weeks in both papers
previous 10 that day.
By order oflhe honorable WilliamC ranch,
Chief Judge Of the United States Circuit
Colrt OF the District of Columbia.
Iesie, EDMUND /. LEE. &C.
tcb4 2w3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-04

n,;, exemplary nsm5er OF tn3 Fro
fa '..., Episcopal Church. Itmay be truly
's| lha. she loved the Lord Jesus Christ
SOW, cer;ty. . and had learned Of Him who
,ose9 and lowly in heart" Her piety
NS -rrant. YET unobtrusiTe her humility
wa I'd unaffected. Genuine simplicity of
O'' osrs unreseryed deSotedness to her re-
;.o. duties a firm. yet u~nassuming, su-
s.,;vs 1 a6rIdly vanities. and a vigilant
g;sinierested solicitude. for the happi-
M II her fellow creatures, marked and
p''s her character. The great sweet
.ofber disposition, the sincerity OF her
.~..bments, and the unwearied assiduity OF
mentions, served to bind, with more
ordiaary strength, the cords of affection
!. connected her as a wife, a mother, a
,..bter. a sister aud a friend.
!. her last illness she exhibited the most
,sact example Of patience and resignation,
,..,red the writer of this small tribute of
.osetdue to her memory, that her mind
.,.s pergctly peaceful, and that she had no
j., Of death. She had a living faith in the
I'D Jssus Christ. aud looked for salvation
...,,rh him alone. While she lived she
-,sloyed and valued in proportion as she
-. kuown-in her eeath she was equally Ia
.,sc.ed. Never was tie following text OF no.
i scripture more appropriately applied than
!, he present Instance" Blessed are the
ia! who de in the Lord from henceforth
r.a. saith The spirit, that they may rest from
,seir labors and their work shall follow
them"
The friends and acquaintance of the IA
paly are respectfully invited TO attend her
,sueral this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
,esieSence Of her bereayed husband, at the
corner Of Washington and King-streets.
Feb. 4th, 1920.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-04

e Al
Public Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree of the Judges OF
YO Charles County Court, as a Court of E.
guilty, | will sell to the highest bidder in the
town of Port Tobacco, on SATURDAY the
18th day Of February next, a tract OF and
lying in Nanjenoy, in Charles county, call
ed HOOHNORTON, containing about CHE
hundred acres This land was the property
of William Huntington deceased, and Is
sold for the benefit OF his creditors, in conse-
quence of deficiency of assets. A credit Of
l2 months will be given, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with good security. Upon the rati-
6cation of the sale by the Court, and Tie
payment OF the purchase money, a deed viii
be executed by the trustee. All persona
having claims against the said deceased's es-
tate will exhibit them with their proper
vouchers 10 the honorable court within six
months from the day of sale.
N. STONESTREET, Trustee.
Nov. 10. 18I9-Jan. 90, 1820-iawts.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-04
Fifty Dollars Reward.

pAN AWAV from the subscriber on the
~ night of the Both ult. a black man ma
med THOMAS MANKINS, aged about 20
years, stout made, thick lips, and speaks ge-
neralIy as if something was in his mouth, a
very sulky down looking fellow although
be can be smooth and plausible when he
wishes to be civil. He had on when he ab-
seconded a blue fue cloth coat, close bodied.
almost new, and pantaloons and vest Of the
same colored cloth with other fine clothing
not recolIected. He can write tolerably
well and will probably have a pass forged
by himself. The above reward WILDE gi-
ven ifsaid negro is caught out OF the district,
and secured in Jail so that | get him again,
and 90 dollars if caught within the district,
and all reasonable charges paid.
N. B. said boy has been bred to the Bis
cult Baking, andis an expert workman.
AND'W JAMESON.
Febr'yl dots
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-04
Public Sale.

0N TUESDAY the 18th February, at 10
- A M. al the Indian Queen Tavern, in
this town, now occupied by Thomas Trip
lett, the subscriber will proceed to sell, at
public auction, for cash, 10 the highest bid
der, all the household and kitchen furniture
of the said Triplett, being a valuable collec-
ton Of articles suitable for such an establish
ment. And on the day following, at IL o.
clock, A. M. ON the premises, al public auc-
ton, for req dy money to the highest bidder.
a certain tract of land in the county of Fair
fax, and state of Virginia, the property Of
the said Triplett. containing in the whole one
hundred and eighty acres, and bounded by
the lands Of James Irwin, Mrs. Brooke,
Thompson Mason, and Samuel Collard.
All the above property is TO be sold by vir-
tue of a deed of trust from the said Iriplett
TO the subscriber, for the security and bene-
fit of Joseph Shepherd. Such a title as is
vested in the subscriber by the aforesaid in
d%enture, will be conveyed TO the purchaser,
upon the receipt of the purchase money.
r.. S. WISE, Trustee.
jan %. dtl5F
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-04
District of Columbia,

Cot:n'y Of .AeranarlG, 70 cat.
aNthe petition of Sanuei HafterStY,a an IN
- solycht dcblur, confined IN the Jail OF
aeXanagia county, for debt (; Notice Is here,
" giyewtp. the creditors Of the saidSamuel
t'Nliet$Y. dlst or The first Monday IN March
l<N, athi6e o'c6A a. NJ. at the courthouse
@a'd county, The oath prescribed by an act
% The C0ngiess Of the United States, entitled
40 act tor he relief OF insolvent debtors in
q" dl5lricto Of Columbia" will be admins
Sred 70 The said insolyents and a trustee APP
IoPlsd, unless sufficient cause TO the con-
TaY DC ihen aud there shown. Ordered, that
nus Eotiee be published twice a week Tor
SlIse Weeks, before that day.
Biy order Of the hon. Wm. Cranch, chief
Judge OF he Uuite9 States Circuit Court OF
die District OF Columbia.
Tes,e, EDMUND l. LEE,C C.
Feb |, ISeo
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-04
Notice.

THlS is to give notice, that the subscri-
L Der has obtained, from the Orphans
Court Of Charles county, Maryland, letters
testamentary on the personal estate ofJOl1N
EDWARD FORD, late of Charles county,
deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased. ale hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same, with The vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber, on or before the 10th day of
July next. they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said deceased's
estate. Given under my hand this 10th day
of January, Anne Domini. 1890:
WILLIAM ?. FORD.
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