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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
TO TOBACCO-MAKERS

WISH To sell my tract ofland Poetaf swamp in the
oi Caroline II contains about 1000 acres about
IoOot u swamp equal 70 any In Virginia for tobacco as
POOL Tue two crops have made on of TIC pnrt cleared
NC considered equal IL not superior any Vt the Rich
" WaT6et The improvements 81 the kind for
quarter plantation. and situation healthy rs any below
W uge-li sell it must be Immediately and the object
UV 70 pay my debts claim against will he takep
in part The premises will he shown by MIR Pond ms
residing on the place, any person inclined 10
made. VII e., y t.f,."'t.. VIZ
Bowling Green, Sept. So 40 - '
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~ hr I'D day Uf March next will he sold NJ Ptur II.
- AUCTION, The extensive aud valuable collector M
,"gts including the entire stock Of JAMES EASrRrpN
20 and comprising the rare and nterespg uni
United States. M ' '''' ." he
NC sale VIII commence Shove n the Store No tos
bro4d'roy hcie Yak and continue until all are coll
ilr terms are st1ied IN the Catalogue comics Of bieb
't I" De seen ~ This office. The sale will e psreprr
Anl viii also be conducted in the most liberal mann
- confidently hcrea that This collection ot ~ oks 40
tN' ne attention which L. value demands or err son,
dree ~'ih he limits. a, 60 price will be strct, sste.
w. JAMES fASrBOgS
-''" i''' -d'. .i 69-t-.iffN
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r--,,,, t1NIIF1.
@ subscriber is authorised sell the tract Of land nj
Doclor Hohert H. Rose, in the county of Amherst /,
y SITUATED on iarrS'S creek considerable branch az
yhes Vrr ana within about miles OF the town of Lyneb
lconaihs sos ncres-abou $50 of which are cleared
SU OF prime low groundsthe balance OF the tract hen
WY unptred lhr entire tract of land is very rich and
ven adapted TO the culture of tobacco. On the creek en-
iceu ON inns tract OF land. there is mill seat Fe
OF an OF MS extent I've OF value i.an ibis
private sale benot effected before Thursday he M,
nHy OF march next II will that day If fair II uot fl
@ '"r edy ihereaer SUNDAYS excepted. at II o'clock
ot PpSlVey ava Internationally he sold before ,o door
Oh '.e FRANKLIN Hotel in the town OF Lynrhburr n, pub
a"cuOn' me terms viii bc accommodating. ii tbe al
oe made a, auction the credit will hr equal payments
one ana Tvs" years from the date of the sale Bonds win
approved security will he required. "
January 27 83-t2M RIrVAnn pOrr ram
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Land COR Sale under Tirnsi Dee3.

f vriue OF deed Of trust executed ,y Hezrkiab Ford
nu we 20 the subscribers, bearing date the 2sb DIV
i6zO recorded IN the clerks Office of he conn
~ -, 70 secure thepayment certain sums Of money t
5"" " "sn and those claiming under him we shall 10
housHnn dollars and interest thereon from the FRS, av
'ea4 wv paid and all costs Of sale on the pre-
NS seh ~ the highest bidder, he 18th dav Of March
m Inc said land containing 1853 lying in the eounty
~ Cuhuerhnd on the Buckingham road not FAR helo,
Cumberland Courthouse The tract is well sitn,,c ~
oenuoions buildings Tor and store ana is he
present residence Of MIR Ford Terms If sale nue tf 80
VIC purchase money cash the balance o be secured y o
WIN good security payable IN twelve months from tho s
Z" SAFE. We believe the purchaser will acquire Zoe SO,
Pe ~ W acres of The laud abd estate during te r ~
another IN the balance but being trustees ,yarra,, vs.
"ue' DANIEL A. WILSON ~
c, SAMUEL HATCHER trustees.
Cumherirnd county. an. % 1894 ~ ,.c.a
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NOTIlE

X virtue oi deed at trust executed 10 the subscribers
Nv w'hlani T. Graves and wife, secure n deb, due
corded III The Office of the hastings court of WILLIAMSBURG
al public sale for cash, before the door Of he
90 NOUS, w tue city ot Williamsburg Welned ny I'M,
80 DAY oi March next, certain land in sna CITY
ns ionr acres more or less The subscribers aciin as
trustees, will convey as such. "C ~
r. SAUNDERS, D.
Williamsburg, January % II ,y,i.
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CANADA AND THE U. STATES

-
The Legislature of Lower Canada have
passed the following resolutions.
" Ihat IT appears by message recently
sent by the President to the Congress of the
United States of America, that a negotiation
- now pending with his Maesty's government
for the free navigation by the subjects of that
power of the River St. Lawrence TO the O.
ceau.
hat, IN our opinion, such a measure If
acctded 10 hy His Majesty, would have a di-
rect tendency 10 destroy the connection be-
tween Ines" Colonies and the Parent State,
would inlnre Ia an incaIcuIable extent their
commerce and revenue, and would. by admit
ting direct trade under a foreign la@ not al
lowed (" British subjects facilitate the illicit in
reduction of foreign merchandise, and afford
advantages to the subjects of foreign state
not enjoyed by those of His Majesty in this
PROVINCE, Tor which the restitution of Barn
harte's Island and the free navigation of the
south channel of the ST. Lawrence, valuable
as those objects are, would not be ADEQUATE
compensation
That An humble Address be presented TO
ii's Majesty, founded on the preceding reso-
ln'ions, and lmploring His Majesty 10 take
INTO his mosl gracious consideration the UNI
happy Situation in which His Maiesry's faith
'uI subjects IN Upper Canada have been
paced by the unfortunate determination of
The Commission under the Treaty of Client,
respecting The boundary line on the St. Law
renee, rs well as the certain ruin which must
ensut TO British interests within the Provin-
res. II the claims of the government of the
United States to the free navigation of the ST..
Lawrence To the Ocean shall he recognized,
and earnestly entreating His Majesty to di-
rect ihe attention of his Maesty's Ministers
during The negotiation said TO be pending TO
such measures as may effrctnaIly secure the
present and future interests of his Majesty's
Canadian Subjects"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
NOTICE

JAVlNG taken letters n admins tratiop on tho es,,,
WILSON p GARY dscease6 late OF Cary's BrooE is
me county Of fiUvanud, hereby reqnpst an ,arsu
ing claims against the said estate q, make ~, I.
% n 'ty rs convenient a anxious to ascertain the
p"oHi 'F'F ~ ofner tha sneuts may e u,a,l.
i'r Tie Discharge OF line sumo. and those inie;ed -,
''"e e HHtw'se itNne frd To- make sperdv paspcus h.,
WALKER TIMBERLAKE 8dp,ior
o., withtb win tnucxCd of Wilson i e. 4o.
tluvanna, Pamyla Tetr M, r,.s y ace
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Aroyu'00xsx.

To 6ru0 us PtXuopStos xot 7opZ0-
ptop yetTonop 2,0ptseo6o, Toy xux2op
TVS IIo,Sstas Seurspop ey AxoSzuta eu-
n (ep n S,Sosop7ot OF E4z8ot evyepe.s
TN POpTr El2.rytxrr, Pouatx1p, Toa.-
2txzp xa, AYy2wzp, COS 20 O5apos nep)
6euJepn 60 etxa6l Mouvuxuopos apsetr,
2zsev SauHp0Tz sol TptoxaS, TOP Bo-
TopOuDroc, TVS 400 TOP uap6apetv
oxo2's, 1ep7s zuspoe, ezorozs 81 TO
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e|o'roop ev Ypouuoot OF Mo0n7at, euot
e|tTeTpo!nus1ot er ny AxoS1ula Po05-
Too'rtx'7 xot N PopuqoPStaaz, rs eI.-
soTeuoo, I'M eItue2etop NJ etZop Tor
ueno6ruepUp 10 euot Sstxpuat. Tor
opdp0 0eouJop s0Jopstp OK eet razor,
Tzp o2r6etor, pav7ot, epto7s 2eyew.
ou6sp xo2uet. ,Tous 9otrz7os, napa
ToUTops, op5 e10 pvp ego, OF euot cot
Te7po'pop7at, ouotcp1Po0sZstop 1opa-
2'7Ie06ot 1oot ego ylWsoy. Tous 1oT-
spas, xot Tous T0p 7atSop op4apOp E
@toupous, ~ AxoSzptav et,1p etoea-
0ep npos tSsU xat axouew nv Tor
Mo'6opopJaop aIoxptotp Pop2ouot.
O0uoe |. q. PaospL.
LEGIrOTE.
Alteram studiornm SCREEN in Academia
mea, qu5c literis Grecis. Latinis, Gallcis, a,que
AnSlicis, operam navandi juventuti ingenu;c
occasione m rite dabt, Xl. Cal Apr initum.
pride vero Cal. Sept finem habituram, ornn-
ous hulus urbs, regionisque vicin;r, este notlim
'(u'nquaira, mense April, sunt colenda Pro-
pria laude procul amota, (haud ignota loqui
tarnen quid vetat y Dscentes qui, mes sub aus
piciis incubuere remis, MAREouE CLAssIcUM au-
daccs percurrere, tempestive, viribus que in
tegris, porium subiere optatum. Aurg popula-
rs anbItionem, recte nisi assequi possum toto
corde rclcgo. Parcntes, atquc puerorum Gu
ratorcs, discipulos mcos inter rectandu:n, au
ditum volo veniant.
j nj Phonneur d'annonccr au Public que IF
coLE CLAsstouE 4 laque,le ie preside, continue
ra ses cours dc Gree, dc Latin, de Francois ct
dAng!ns pour Ia seance prochaine, qui com
mercerit Ie y Mars, ct qui fnira, lie 81 Aour
IL y aura uhc suspension d'etudes, pendant Gina
louis ava m"is d'Avril Les vrais progress Qu'ont
deJa iaits les lcunes gems, qui m ont etc confess
sont capablcs dc taire connaitre aux parents
combien ii pciivent compiler sur lie zelc, que
y 81 pour lavancement de mes coolers, don't Il.
success ne cedeTa certancmcnt, en- rien ccu
dc ccuX, Qul ont etc autrefois mis- sous ma di-
rection. IL me ferait beaucoup de paisir, que
les Parents ct les Guai diens dc leunes gems
'inssent dc temps en- temps entendrc repcter
mes eleyes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
NO1ICE-

II lne shecis and claims of the late firm of Edmund
; a.en rom John Tay Tor the surviving partner hear
is,I " olg december, lG2S for purposes therein SET
ana recorded in the office tn. Uns,inrs Com, az
pe cry ei Richmond Those indebted The said concern
are requested TO make immediate payment 10 the nnder
signed, who alone is authorized 10 settle ie
t-, =, WILLIAM GILLIAT.
- qf-2In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

Breach cf Promise. AT the February Cir.
cut Court, "b ich terminated at Cooperstown.
m New York, lately, two important causes
were tried before Judge Nelson. The first
was the case of Mary Arnold, vs.. Joseph w.
MoiHf, for breach Of promise of marriage :
no defence was setup, and the jury found :,
verdict of three Thousand dollars damages
The other was a similar case, but the result,
not so favorable for the fair plaintiff. Miss
Sophia Pringle was plaintiff, and the Rev.
Nathaniel Huse, defendant. The trial was
managed with singular ability by the counsel
both sides Elisha Williams Esq of Hudson.
and MIR. Campbell, and Mr. Starkweather. of
Cooperstown, for the plaintiff Messrs. Jor-
dan, Stewart, Crafts, Chase, and Beardslev,
Tor the detPndant-verdict six cents for the
plaintiff. There was also, an interesting case
OF seduction tried at the same term, in which
young girl, in humble circumstances. was
pIalntin, and gentleman of Albany, de-
irndant Mr.. Williams was also engaged for
The rHlr plalniiliin the ease and although the
defendant was powerfully defended by able
counsel, yet the Overwhelming eloquence of
AIr. w. not only secured for him the admira-
ton Of the bar, and the cheers of the multi
tude, but what WAS better siill--a verdict Of
nine hundred dollars, for the future support of
The bIightcd damsc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

y, 'he f"'iirs, have ceased ihcr voeifera,ion,
against The hbcrales ami direct then complaints
against III" government, which has not rewarded
them for The sacrifices which they pretend TO have
made Tor the restoration of the king.
The minister of war has just published the decision
oi The KING, respecting the organization OF the royal
ruaTd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
FOR SALE.

FUK SALE,
1000 hegs Cut Nails s. Brads, at Sir Cents.
- equal share public patronage. The DUALITY we %
wsrran' equal TO any Imported and shall be glad TO SUP.
ply our customers by wholesale cents per hound We
ASH the favor OF our esds cell and cyan,ine Tor tbe
selves Our assortment is always complete in Kegs os 10
to 700 lbs~-Or we will pack them 10 order ~
hiciimoud January o. - ~ w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
THOMAS TRIPLETT,
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFiiCl;E.

INV OUhhIoSIUNEHS' OF fIUt.
rr,rL ,...., February i0ih. 1924.
unlH The 10th day Of March next. furnish deliyera
e a! ,he sAVy Yard, washington, and subject 10 line in
Speclion thereof, or before lie ST dav M Iure
to 20 feet long. ''''' ana u
500 cubic feet Of hickory Z 10 inches dan.er =, e.
10 feet long. ""'S'eI' u 10
February ~. n, ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
NOTICE.

/ FOREWARN all persons from recejv;pe ,vyo ,o,os =,
- uhe gwen To Allen Case dated the Sd of last mouth
Ihe said A. Case required take the property far
The above Rotes executed from nv bonse
King William. February o. W." - o tlV -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

Jhe Sea Serpent TOken.-While young
gentleman was cunning on Saturday last. on
the beach vt The mouth vt East Chester Bav
about II miles from this city, he discovered
something floating on the wafer, which he If
FIRST believed TO be some drowned person. bnf
upon nearer examinations he found IN Ls
some marine animal, upon which he pu,s,-
ed u for several hours, and at last as f6e ami
mai approached the shore and extended ;,s
Jaws presenting frightful appearance n one
unaccustomed to view the monsters NJ ,b.
deep he discharged his piece directly in Ire
mouth upon which it beloved rnosf FRO
mendously. and became so furious thai il ~.
tackled and beat of the gunDers doc. who
had sprnng towards the aninal The non,rr,
q was bred at. The gunner repeated his Grc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
Richmond Gun S. Pistol .lionnEactorn

HE liberal encouragement the subs riher has rre ed
\ since ms return from Europe. would superce,e the
"esS' ~ an advertisement hut for oC
oy q" ms friends not icing his having very re-
.Frrted m additional supply Of goods in his line of
business Which now makes his assortment cumpe,n
ne "'li' ~ early application is made, contra Ct for few
,, 'u' nn Stocks, OF sound black walnut wool for
which he viii give The highest cash price.
o-.r, j. McNAUGHr.
n"se gentlemen who have left guns br repnr.d.
that have no, been called the aSl ~ or l6 mamie
"f requested 10 come forward them awav other
February &c gi-If nv
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IISEZ.
I10TIgM


The Inhabitants of Richmond, and its yicini
ty, are respectfully informed that the merit .Ses-
sim ot my Classical School, will commence on
The I'D of March nexi, and close on the S1st of
the following August. There will be short
vacation in the month of April. The liberal
encouragement, which this Institution has re-
celved from an intelligent community, is sa-
tisfactory test Of its practical utility.
10 crafty such gentlemen, as have coniided
to my care the education of their sons, have
endeavoured to shew, that even in modern
tunes, man may express his sentiments, on
the ordinary topics of his Profession, i'm the
Greek and Latin Languages If the above adj
vertsements have any defect, let it rest in the
shade, until impotent Criticism, and gray-eved
Malice JavC1n' us with fauItcss specimen of
:heir classic lore let them not, until then. ex
haust their culver, as heir arrows shall pass by
axe the idle wind. The lovers of Accentua-
ton are fensIeTlg assured, that there is not SIM
gle Font of Greek, or French type, 7rith accents.
or breathings, in this CITY,
The Parents and Guardians of my Pupils. and
all literary Gentlemen, are invited to come. and
witness the recitation OF my classes.
THOS. l. O'FLAHERTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

- hpout the 10th September last, bond on Joseph
H. L. fOW'Aes and Samuel Fowlkes. executed to --
~ commissioners for between fly and sfxty dollars
H oc't'e payable the 2sh December 1920 This is
tot-t.,,,,,' ', =" ,,ll,g loi saw
Luoenburg, Feb u. "- a. a,t 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
ANNIVERSARY or WASHINGTON.

TO do honor 60 the memory Of one. who
under the direction Of Providence was the
chief instrument in accomplishing the great
work Of our independence, and in securing IN
sthe iDesllmabe blessings civil and political,
Which we enjoy, constitutes one ofthe most
pleasing duties IN the whole of our wofldly
obligations. To The great political Father NJ
our country, 1t will he the delight Of millions
Of grateful freemeD, for countless ages to rem
der this tribute.
The return OF The Anniversary Of WASH
1EGToN. awakened the public feeling in Nor
folk 10 a sense Of this obligation, and steps
were accordingly taken to celebrate it in the
usual style A 3Aitary Ball was given on
Friday nigh, ny the Janior Volunteers, at RIr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
RTCH1fOND, 1911 Fe5. 1924


M'CORMlCk'S PATENT PLOUGES
VA oh'HAM MGBUDEN. Main street Offer far sala
~ as agents for The Mornck,s pa,en,
slsi winch Tor simplicity of sumo sritv nj
any ri1ugbS now in use. :; 80 ~ ' P"Sseu ny
for more particular description Of these pouebs refer
10 'hr proceedings Of the last pInugbng mafcs a..
10 the suloirPu certificate of Col Thomas
toned below ' '"'ies are men
Richmond, 27iA Ftbruary 1924.
merely certify. that the Pioughs made ~ tho chr, -,
Peter Minor, Esq. Albem arp are in the Lgbas,
on nE The farmers Of that county and that de- MYSELF
c"'ner eIn as not inferior, in advantage batsSer
TO the best at this time offered for sale az This mac to-,
OF the Northern manufactures. f ~ any
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH
To H.. w, y Delegate from 8ibenarie.
Richmond. 4'-'
(lon William H. CabeU
iteler to Joseph g. Caheil
WIN. +. Gordon ESqrs.
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TRISI SAIE

TRUST SALE.
virtue OF deed Of trust executed Ia me bv NJ II Pi
auH on the 18th ay Uf April 1919 dulv rsrnrcJ In
w umoe OF we court OF huNinCs ior Tie CITY Of icmond
n we to'lowIng day SHALL sell ready money AZ nni
nc auction on the premises, the 26ih day 1i N'rcI
"a. u ooiech a. M the dwelling house aud ot and ali
aprrr!epances situate in Tpins Addition to line eity %
occupied by the said III. d. Poi,iaux '"' "o"
u;.hc,o,d t.,.n.,. J. NJ. DELCAMPo.
- ,--,-i--- ~ 80 ~ lfS4 Ql--tds
NuiCE hereby given, that all the cells n, liz Tnii
hospital IN tbe city Of Williamsburg re- occupied nnd
Pa,'tnts male or female. will be received toto
ne % hospital until some Of The said cells are yacant-
ous notice Of which win be given.
Ivy order Of the Court OF Directors
Iuly 81, 1873 ''"' hI-'L' -. y r. -
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July 81 1873

70 TIE ATTENTION OF CLERKS.
a noUSG NAN who has lived nine years IN the offices
10, 80 Superior Court Of Chaucery, Superior Court of
- nnu Couniy Court, will be without employment ON
m nrs' gay ct May next and wishes Ia lain situation
~ come wen recommended. Letters addressed IN T.
~, "'"hhg Green Caroline County, Va will he attended
January ~.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
FROM FRANCE.


New YoaK, Ocl. l8. The 18th OF Sep
TENDER packet ship Martha, Capt Snow
arrived yesterday from Eavre Our Pa
ris papers are 10 the 18th inclusive. The
death OF Louis 18th, is supposed to have
occurred that day or the night of the 18th,
and is moi announced 10 the papers. The
last letters from Havre say, all business
is suspended here in consequence of the
death OF the King
The Paris papers contain no news
The Official account of the recapture of
Tsliffs, states the French loss at ! lieut..
e privates killed. and 2 officers and 81
privates wounded. Pedro Valdez, and
Domingo Gonzalez, chiefs Of the Consti-
,utonaists, and $50 others, were taken
prisoners. The principal chief. (name
not mentioned escaped.
A pew decree OF the king of Spain, di-
reefs that persons guilty OF disturbing the
psbIic peace in any manner whatever,
shall be Immediately tried by military
commission, anc punished on the spot,
Paris, Sept. l3,-The Duke OfRagusa,
(yNarmoat) has taken the place OF the
Duke OF Beiluno, Vactor,) as Major Gen.
eral OF the Kings Guards.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
HAVRE MARKET.

T1AVRE, S6pl- Zoe
Since our advice of the ist, we have
now 10 inform you that prices Of American
produce are still on the decline in con Sc
ouence OF the numerous impoTtatlons -
The dealers in Cotton have come freely
into market lately. and taken up consider.
able quantities at rs TO Cos, for Uplands,
and 23 to % for Louisiana and Tennes-
sees. few lots OF very choice Loulsl-
ana have brought as high as 3qs, the finest
sorts being extremely scarce. We do not
believe our prices will 60 much lower this
season, bot that will depend entirely On
the explorations from your side. Ashes,
pots, 43 10 All. not likely TO improve, ow-
ing TO heavy importations from America
and Russia. Coffee, in bond, have been
a good deal inquired for lately, and in
some instances sales have been made al an
advance Of to b per ID within few
days, however, the demand has abated.
Hides are scarce and looking up. in in-
digorhere is but little doing. Dyewoocs
are in fair request and prices have ruled
steady for some time past. VI beeswsx
we have but little al market--the late
sales have been made at 48s.'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
oct FL
This is to give notice,

TEHAT the subscriber Of Alexandra.
l. District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court OF said county,
letters Of administration, de bonis non, on
the estate Of BeaEe Howard, late of the
county aforesaid. deceased. Ali persons
having claims against the said decedeni,
are hereby wained 20 exhibit them TO
the subscriber, passed by the orphans
court. on or before the 2lst day OF April
next, or they may by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those
Indebted thereto, are required to make
immedtae payment. Given under NY
band, this Slsl October, 1894.
BEALE howard,
oct 2l--6t Admir- de boDis non.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
Public Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust from the
ID late Richard Libby to the subscriber,
for the benefit of the Bank OF Potomac.
will be offered at public sale, tor cash, on
the premises at 10 O'Clock, on The morn
ing of Saturday The 3oth Of October neat,
tssu.s a two story frame house and lot OF
fiETG ground on the south side OF King
Me- street, 81 feet 6 inches TO The
49, eastward OF Washington street,
fronting on King street Fl feet 6 inches,
and extending back parable Ih " ASH
ington street loo feet.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Trustee,
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
septSo 1900