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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Fortune ,r,th both hands juH!

Fortune ,Ctth bOth hGnhS jnH
THIS goddess Of the rolling wheel. to
l. whom the Elevations OF all are avowed-
" or secretly paid, after bestowing. with ca
PRECIOUS preference, her favors, now on one;
aud now on another, of the shrlnes erected
to her worship, in the City OF Washington,
has, at last, we are credibly informed, de-
termined to honor with her special prefer
ence and permanent residence the TEMPLE
newly dedicated to her service,
Pennsylvania avenue. Washington CIty,
BY b. U. TYLER,
Sole Agent for the Managers of the
GRANDNATIONAL CANAL LOT
Terry,
Third Class,
Now DRAwING-By authority Of Con-
gress.
Members Of Congress, to whom the trihine
compensation they now receive Is no obJec
compared with being separated from theIl
homes and families tor many tedious winter
months; Merchants, who want an increase o.
active capital; Mechanics, who wish to add
to the stock, which affords scope to theil
enterprise; men of leisure and weaith. who
| would increase the means OF their bench
cence; young men. who want the means tc
support wives; and old men, who would ado
to the provision for their children; tsmalss
whose sex may prevent their personal pur.
suits of gainiul avocations, but to whom a
small investment may give, withoutexertion
a hand share in the good things of this
world; rich men. who wish to be richer; and
poor men. who wish 10 be rich-tbese, and
all the other classes Of society, 10 whom
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Eortv Thousand Dollars !

or more moderate SUN, WOuiu NC al DE-
commodation, are invited to furnish them.
selves with ,icxets of admission to the cour
Of fortune, where their several claims will
no doubt, meet ready attention. Shakespeare
told US long ago that
There is tide in the affairs of men
Which, when taken at the food, IeaGs on to
Fortune"
II is now confidently believed 10 be the
Aood.t,de at TYLEk'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried their
luck as the phrase sand found it bad luck,
should remember the policy Of Bassonio-
SIN nv school days, when had lostone shaft,
[ shot his fellow of the selfsame fight,
The sell same way, TO find the other forth,
And by adventurIng both, i often found both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
OF Bassanlo may. for the trifing sum of IL
dol ars. secure to themselves The following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet to be
drawn, VIZ:
100000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
49of 1000 Dollars.
10 of 500 Dollars.
56of 100 Dollars.
Besides nearly
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+. c. DowDEN.
SAMUEL X. KRAMER.
JOHN T. SlCKLES.
ANDREW l.. STITCHER.
SAMUEL ROSFELL.
PHILLIP MILLER.
JESSE F. CAVIT.
STEPHEN BADGER.
To Adam Ramage.
Neu. York, jury 8. 1919.
Dear Sir-I have for tome time past been
threatening to write TO you, TO let you know
how we'll | am pleased with the Ruthven
Press. improved and made by you !; but a
variety of circumstances have prevented it,.
have had il in constant operation three
months during winch time nearly all the
printers of this city, and number Of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called 10 ex-
anime it. They have pronounced il as COM
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have oft.
No Printing Press has everbeen construct.
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in a given time.
The exertionof working il is no more than
healthy exercise for boy of Is years of age.
Il have boy of that age to work on mine. J
II is well made, the different parts admira-
bly, proportioned. and not more Liable than
othe. presses'r get out Of repair.
am, you respectfully,
Mr.. A. Ramage.
Nev- York, April Is, 1913
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, ano
10 in successful operation. Many Of ous
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hsn,s;ottrt,s isiiciae sysr prcparedJo'
ClJGdS + CONSU Mp flONS;
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For Freight,

For Freight,
81, The schr. CArHARlNE, captain
S&Singer, carries 900 barrels, and will
be ready tor cargo in few days.
Apply TO WIN. FOWLE, & Co.
Who haze for sale said schnr's cargo Of
$50 casks Thomaston Lime.
Freight Wanted,
III For the ship 20 rOMAC. Charles
& Bradford, master; burthen about 5oo
hhds vi tobacco or 1000 bbls flour The
snip in good order and ready to receive
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY Il SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and WOOL
we'll washed on the sleeps back. -.
(Trhe Editors of the National intetli'
gencer will please insert the above once
week or three weeks.
8 mo lawtf
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mo. 6lS7.
Just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
~ store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
OF rHE
REFORMATION:
Just Published

Being an abridgment Of Burnet's History Of
the, Reformation of the Church OF England.
Together with sketches Of the livesof Luz
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celebra-
ted retormers OF the con,Inent.-by the
Rev BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgment of tie history of the retorma-
tion, prepared for publication by The Rev.
B. Allen, ! with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving ii NY humble recommen-
daiion 1t contains the history q all the
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those who have not The tine or the means
of consulting that writer, must prove INTEL
esting and valuable. There being coDsi-
derahle class OF persons under these c'rcum.
stances, such work has been wanted, and
think, the present one will be highly ac-
cepta ble, as serving TO meet the existing ex.
igency WILLIAM h. WILMER.
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.NEW-TORk
DYING EST lBLiSHMENT

TIME citizens of Alexandria, Georgetow n
Il and Washington, are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned have been ap-
pointed Agents for the elegant, extensive s..
useful establishment, at Newly ork, known
as the
IN Fork Dying Establishment
the. utility of which has been acknowledged
by many of the first characters who have vi.
sited h, aud from witnessing the facilities for
dying and finishing silks and grapes, in a
style of superior elegance, hays given to II
decided preference to any thing of the KIN
IN America, and declare it calculated TO com
pete with any in England.
SPECIMENS on parious kinds OF
goods, are left with The agents who will re-
ceive and forward all goods to the proprie.
tors, and deliver them to the owners free oi
expense tor freight.
TO THE LADIES an arrangement
OF this kind must be desirable object, as
it presents 10 them an opportunity Of having
Grape, or silk Dresses,
Made to took as reilds 1chen Ne1r, and of
color superior to the India Dye
Mildews and Stains removed IRON goods
Of every description. Brown Drillings.
Brown Cottons, or Brown Linens, blea ched
perfectly white by chemical process, in a
lew hours Leghorn Straw, and Silk bon
nets dyed; furniture cleansed, and high glaz
ed, parasos dyed on The Sticks; Cashmere,
Marine, Camel Hair and Cassimer Shawls
ceansed, and additional brilliancy given to
the colors in the borders. Broad cloths sc.
dyed, re dressed, md spots removed, or CO.
lnr restored, when it had been DISTURBED;
changeable sinchews, and black silk veivels,
dyed green, or light colors, &C. &c.
Satisfactory evidence OF The responsibility,
as also respectfully of he proprielors, is
furnished by letters, from persons ut hIgl
standing in New York, 10 some Of our most
distinguished citizens lin addition t.
which it may be added, that the most re-
spectacle houses IN The East India trade,
patronize this extenslv establishment
The Citizens of Alexandria
are respectfully informed, that the prices
may be known on Applicant n to Gen. A.
Lynn, who will also exhibit specimens Of
the Dying and finishing OF Silks &c.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of George
to,oa, AMI this city, viii be pleased TO apply
tor information to
COLSTON & LOOCKERMAN,
Pennsylvania .avsnus.
Washington City, June u.
CAV Im-1aw4m
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Lindsay 8 Hill,

Lindsay > Hill,
OFFER for sale the following articles
100 hogsheads, s. Baltimore and Penn
45o barrels syiVanIa whlskey'
Go hhds Is, g. Cd n. Orleans sugar
Is do N. Orleans s. w India moiasse:
10000 lbs handsome green coffee.
)chests d ten catty boxes, gunpow
1907 der, Imperial T. young Tyson teas
of an excellent quality.
ipes French Brandy.
2 Holland Gin
2 Jamaica spirits
9 or casks Lisbon
SO do DO Malaga, WINE
20 pipes mountain port
200 POO i,ss, I'" coarse SALT,
so boxes NY Mandatory Soap
32 do Tin
800 do n Scotia herring
bags pepper
Z hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy e. clover seed
Family -four asusuaI
GIVE wish to purchase wheat, rye and
corn. sept Il II
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Coffee.

Coffee.
JOHN IT. LADD d ~.
Of, for sele Just received per sch. 'haLVlnG,
Iaoo pounds good ST. Domingo COf-
FooO FEE.
Cor Sale,
~ The schooner NALVINA, with her
.S2 tackel. apparel, and appurtenancess'
= he caue from sea. She is good vessel,
an 4 those disposed 10 buy, are invited 10
eyamiae her. Apply as aoo'e'
Sept 10
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Vol. XIII
Fer New Orleans.
For Amsterdam.

TOT N ntStCAuo'
III The ship THOMAS WILSON, w.
SfSW. Thompson, master, is now LOADING
,S1 vii sail in all the present mon'n, anu
iske loo hogsheads on freight on r m !. Gn
terms. Apply to ". Fo"Lt y 60
SsOt ~
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For Freight,

For Freight,
ssG The new and superior brig HAL
SS,R SEY, J. Small, master, carries a.
non Il0e barrels; IS in complete order,
will take freight TO any port.
For Boston,
kEK The schn'r. PACKET, Nathan
SsR Hall, master, will take 500 barrels
-, Gra;ght or passengers, for which she has
superior accommodations.
For Portland,
AZ The packet sloop FAVORllE,
49, Eben Dyer, master, will begin anu
load ~ few days; ant take some freight OF
passengers. Apply to
wv. FOVLE. T. &C.
U-II0 HiVE FOR SALE,
Received by the above vessels,
ION casks In ,naStOG Lime
81 barrels Beet
sept q "
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For Freight,
Two Dollars Reward.

nA\AVAY from the subscribers OR the
n22d September, tOoHOA II. hiDoLh.
an apprentice to the Book Binding business.
He is IN his 18th year, well grown OF his age,
pale visage and sandy hair. 1t is probable
that pc is either in Baltimore or Philadel-
phra, but more likely the latter place. Mas
iers OF vessels and Others are prohibited
from harborlng or employing said boy. The
,boye reward will be given it he is brought
back to US AGAIN but no charges paid.
J. Y A. DOUGLASS.
oct u
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T.. Il. z. Thompson,
HAVE imported in the ships Fair Trader.
and Belvidera from Liverpool, gene
raj and well selected assortment of
FALL GOODS,
Among them are
Extra super6ne London cloths &. csssimeres.
Puperfne and dne Yorkshire do
Peiisse cloths. double MILD drabs.
Deyonsh,re kerseys, % l. 64stout 1ushings
PLAIN, twilled, figured CORD bombazet'es
Tartan Paids; mems women's, misses and
cbildren's worsted hosiery
Point ane rose blankets, all sizes
White aud coloured hannel's. Booking anc
orapery baizes; buttons, &c. &c.
AND ON HAND,
Prints, steam loom sbi'',ng. cambria and
iaconet muslins, Irish linens, cords and vel
yeteens, best Italian sewing sllk, HoIts 8
cord sewing cotton, patent threads, shoe
yarns, &c &c.
sept ) H%'H "
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SOUTHERN MONEY.

w - = h<NAN NAV -
1 wish to purchase Bank Notes, checks and
i approved bills al .hor, sight, on
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Georgia,
Ner -Orieans,
Matches,
Trsiuia, :
Mnryinnd.
All OF which " i'll be taken al lower rate
OF exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find it much to their interest 20
call at my office, to make any kind of ex-
change, or mont y OPP ratiOnS.
will also purchase notes OF the Banks OF
Kentucky. Ohio, Pennsy Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, and every bank ~ the
United States, also tha banks ~ Canada. |
| can at all times furnish checks and bills at
SIGHT AMI short dates as may be wanted 10
any amount al the lowest rates on,
Baltimore.
Philadelphia,
New-York and
EustOn.
Please apply al my Exchange Office and
Banking House, Bridge street, Georgetown.
sept 22 tt ROMULUS RIGG 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
NIR. T.rTHG0W,s CASE

Yesterday, this case WAS again taken up
in the Superior Court of law for this county.
Gen. Taylor moved to quash the indictments,
upon the ground that they charged Mr.. l.. with
offences for which he had not been examined
before the examining court. The charge urged
against HIM before that court was the embez-
zling of certain checks Of the Farmers Bank
whereas the indictment has several counts
one charging him with embedding of checks
others with enJezrlins of bank aotcs and mopey
aud others again with stealing them Hi.
counsel contcndcd that the different species 0i
embezziement as well as the iarcenJ were distinct
Offences inthe eye Of fhc laN THE ccunso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

ofN!exico where il was to take place. But
some say O'Donoju has not been recognized
either as viceroy or captain-general of the
Kingdom, by the authorities of Mexico, and
that in consequence hostilities have broke out
afresh. Others say, that the armistice has
been prolonged for four months, and that l.
turbide and Noyella have fallen into disputes,
since he was acknowledged by the irst as
yiceroy and captain general of the kingdom,
which had been previously refused.
But nothing is positively known, on which
account every body here is in the greatest
CONSERVATION, without knowing what Is to be
our lot in regard to the determination OF our
governor TO defend the place as long as he
can, and then retire to the castle of St. John
de Ulua, and there await the orders of the
court although at present there is no fear
that the enemy's troops can come down, be-
cause they are all occupied i'm the siege OF
Mexico. from an individual letter of per-
son worthy ofcredt. -.
From Vera Cruz article of the cath Sept.
received by valuable correspondent, via Ha-
yana
"The news respecting the current state OF
things is as follows: After the treaties, made
by O'Donoju, mt Cordova, with Iturbide, they
two having passed to the borders of Mexico,
1t has been stated here by n person who left
tuat cdpitsi Oh ule i1til current, tnat meeting
had been held at ST. Christopher, between
Messrs Senior Novella, the viccroy appoint
ed By the people of Mexico, and O'Donoiu
and lulrbide, with the concurrence of other
persons of the highest standing who were assist
lug mt the treaties that the armistice was Gel
ebratcd at Mexico on the 18th current with
much pomp that all the troops went in and
out, and that every thing was peace. There is
nothing oflicial--bnt il this news be wei
founded, it is probable that nothing will be
published officially until the treaties shall hav.
been sanctioned" Private letter.
baltimore TEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
Land, Negroes. Sc. For SHE

sef virtue of the last will and John White
deceased, win be sold the highest bidder on The
day OF Decene rexi, NJ the late residence OF said Whi;r
u ihcy negroes tact OF land containing about 10 acres
being the lnnd wcrron the said Iohn white resided M
iIme OF ms dcah living in Inuisi crnty, Claytor
Oh store adjoining the lands of VIM White dee. aud others
Hisn oil the stock of horses. cows SHEEP; escrino
OF hc nd Is deemed needless those disposed purchase
w, u IS presumed first view the premises An Caboni
'ooch the subscriber, will the land TO any pcr
wishing to view it, The viii he sold on - months
credit bonds To he given with gOpd security dena
an endorsement theback that the will he RENTED
paid within II months from the date. The land will be
sold on the following terms v the s,ryeve
one third of the purchase money be paid the ay f
sale other nrd 70 be paid in I2 months thereafter and
the balance in two yearS from the ay Of to re
given for the two last payments of trust on the
land TO secure Tie payments Of the Acting AS executor
shall only convey such title me v the will OF
said John White deceased, in my character executor
MOSES WHITE,
NOV.9. 1t ErfcJfs.r a. T,Lu III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09

The las. No. Of the North .iracricta RsSclr pub
iished at Boston, presents certain political view
which disgrace the book in which they aie exhibited
They such American ought TO indulge Read
the following extract and judge for yourself. The
writer is reviewing Cottus essay on the criminal law
of England in the course OF which he enters into !,
contrast Of the merits aud dement's OF the British
constitution
For ourselves, we profess that we think
the English frame of government better adapt
ed To It's object than any OF whic h the world
has yet had full experience. We nov consider
our own constitutions as out of the question
whatever may be our opinion of them, and
however encouraging may be the promise they
hold forth, we do not consider them as yet
sufficiently tried, 10 hi brought into COM
parison with those which have stood the
test of ages. But while we place this ia
nous scheme OF policy far before any other
oil ancieh or modera times, we still think il
comes very much short of perfection. At the
same time that we see in lis provisions Il
great deal to admire, we discover in its deli
cences nut a little TO dcplorc. We would not
ask Great Britain to repcunce monarchy, but
we could wish that the influence OF the crown
were less powerful and direct. We admire
the construction of parliament in the mutual
dependence of the two houses on each other
We should be better satisfied If the doors of
the upper house were never opened but to
those who had earned the distinction by pub
lie services, and If The floor of the lower were
less often tile arena al cOutcnuing candidates
Tor place. w e respect and esteem that love
oil order and reverence for religion which has
established and upheld n national form of
,,,,,Jf'c c. 80 WIN i'io". ."'c ''ie
| III. lii. or III. .,.,,,I..., III. ~ IL !,
! w, s;ncer..,v r.t IL, az; -, 49,, -
! sho,,ld be s,;,nor,.J Ia, !, ~ on L.. n
Luupu,ial ms that or ,vthes Much ,,,or. D., No
| lament that Il slight deviation from the ma
tional creed should exclude Il very lnrra por-
| ton of the people, who contribute their f,Jii
share of the burden, not only from the hunurs
and emoluments of the church, but from the
exercise anu enjoyment of some of the dearest
ana most V'oiiaDie rights and privileges vi citi-
Zehs. we are lar from undertaking the law
'es",a''hS tue descent OF landed property,
"nicii, WH'ic IL upho!us The consequence and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
BUcKNGHAM LNYO ron 9II=E

fENtE subscriber offers for sale about 200 n land
being part 0fthe uact which Mr. BENJAMIN Binford
has resided for yearssituated in the roupy Buck
inGham aud adjoining the lands fMr Garland Brown,
the north, MIR. 49, Irvine the Mr. Trent, AMI
Scrurgs on the south aud William PANEL Esq. on the
eastA sufficient pOrtion OF this and Is IN woods
heavily timberedrbis hand is situated IN healthy and
greeahe neigbo rOod. and ahOunfs with springs 0f
lent water, and c miles from Niiss river. "a from
New Canton James river Persons disposed purchase
are invited 20 view the lGnd for tcnsclyes, which viii m
iewn by w. Vest or Mr.. George H. Allen. living tho
place. There i'll be about 50 bushels Of wheat seeded
the bud This fI " VIII he divided TO suit purchasers
od eufe, By prvHe sale and II sold before the 1Of
drg Of J0ry nrtf will that dav be sold the hghtG
hddcrAtior which, viii be sold all the sock and plant,
ton utensils, Of every description with the cop Of
fodder, 1ats, Sc.
Terms o. S4One, two three and four credit from
day Of sale wf deed Of trust the payment
BENJAMIN Mostly,
! Er'cr - ffHtbsrfg hissJG iecr4''f
November " sr..'d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
CONFIRMATION

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-In addition to the in
tclligence the fall of Carthagena into the
hands ofthe Patriots, as published in the Amer
Jean Saturday, captain Low of the schoon-
or Virginia Ross, arrived here yesterday from
st. Jago de Cuba, reports that on the 18th
October three schooners having on board part
ofthe garrison Of Carthagcna, had arrived at
81 Jago, and more were expected. They
were each accompanied by Patriot officers to
protect them from the cruzcrs
Capt. Low also informs it had been ascer-
tanned that eieren pir0ticnt uesseiS had lately
been seen cruzing betweeen Cape Maize and
Sc. Jag0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
EXECUTORS SALE

WILL he sold, Tburs1ny tire 22f inst il folerise,
w the ncX fair day. all the perisabe estate OF doctor
Aaron 1rton, deceased, at his plantation The BROOK.
consisting of few articles Of household furniture the
fodder hay and from 80 10 10000 weight of oats and
some plantation implements, amongst them light plania-
lion Wagon and tumbril cart-aso three Inc cows trc
horses one Of which is frst-rn,c saddle borse the others
eNceln work hDr5cSa excellent library medical and
few valuable philosophical and historical books-theslo
furniture comprising such articles necessary for
practising pliysictu The above sale will iie made upon
credit OF ninr months upon all 10 the purcha
ser giving bond with security.
WILLIAM BURTON, Jr. Executes.
lFAh persons having claims agansi estate will please.
make them known TO the without DELAY and all
tho'c indebted VIII make immediate payment, the siu,..
t'nn oi the estate will not permit any Indulgence.
Nov. 3. 53-tds WNH. uftKToN fr F,,o-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
LATEST FROM CURRACOA.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Capt. Mann, arrived
mt Boston from Curacao, sailed on the 9th ult.
and reports that previous to his sailing Span
ish government schooner arrived from Porto
Cabello, with Gen. Morales and suite. The OBJ
Jact of his visit was not known. The Patri-
ct troops were daily in the habit of appearing
nei"re Porto Cabello, and the Spanish force
there consisted of 1900 men.
BY an arrival from Maracaibo, information
was received that Gen. Bolivar had left that
place with 5000 troops, for the siege of Car
1hagena
The market at Curacao was overstncked
with American produce. IN y. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
CURLFS FOR SALE.


liptWl BY virtue of deed of Harry Uefil
slAH- and Ann his wife, recorded in the Office OF th.
county 0f enricO the subscribers viii sell pub
auction, before the front door nf the Eagle Hnt, In the
city of Richmond To the highest bidder, Ttrfqy the
iOh day Jaoeory H'rf il fair, If not the next fair day
thereafter tsuiect 80 previos liens thereon all Of which
will he exhibited and fully explained that day All that
tract Of land in the cony Of lIentrp living river
called and known by e name Of Cures containing by eSl
nation 800 acres he the lessp consisting en-.
trey of best James river low grounds. cents,
with the charges of executing this trust viii he rcquifed
han-the balance II the purchase he paid
equal ainuN nstancnts. The 'd remain bound in the
hands OF The purchaser and be roso default Of either
81 ihe payments Possession U hr gwen the div
particular description fCures is deemed unnecessary,
- presumed any person desirons of chasing 50 vatrC
able an Estate, will view ii before Tho day Of sale.
BEVERLEY RANDOI PtI, Trt.
CARTER ii. HARRISON, ''Vs'e9N'
Nl.nn n