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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
$50 Packages Of Fresh Seasonabie Dry Goods.
II E. JAMES co. .(darket Bridge have received
l. and efer for sale, the following
DRY GOODS:

II E. JAMES & co. '(narket Bridge have received
DRY GOODS:
and bales cloths comprising choice assortment Of
fine and sup.rdne blues blacks and fancy eoors among
fine quality the very finest and best is said, that
have Sssa s sc o sSsA a; -.
IF Eagtand, but to other Crosvnsd Heads o; Europe
most every description
2 bales Angola cassimerss, well assorted
1 do. elegant Valencia vestings, style
4 box super white London drillings
! do. common Irish do
! case elegant striped satteens and grandrreIs
do. Wilmington stripes aud cotton cassimeres
2 do. unoa mixtures, different qualities (ment
do white and printed vesting comprising good assort.
do Madras, Political and bandanna
10. elegau, check and printed alusip crava,s
do elegant needeworked Swiss muslin shaws& coares
Gases common and fine fancy prints London chinz
do elegant printed musiins
do camhrie and other ginghems, assorted
10. Ga elegant wove spot jaconets
do A and Ga PLATA book, null and Swiss muslins
do elegant needeworked and loom figured Inusiins
do. common, fine and elegant muslin robes
3do carmen, and furniture dimtes
do hosiery, containing large assortment Of womens and
mems while and black cotton and wsrsted AMI white
ana 'ead.Fo'ored worsied hose
do containing large assortment of balls spool
thread, wire cotton and floss
do. British si-am-loom shirtngs
: 40. net suspenuers, assorted sizes
do Irish linens handsome and well assorted princi
paiiy in half pieces
do. la~ns aud diapers
do brown HOLLANDS
, bales siou, BRUSH eznaburgs
. do. DaDizic rolls
~ "aes anu cases Herman oZnaburgs and tickenburgs
5 do. imitation and real Russia slretiHgs
DO White brown blue and all eoiored thread
10 DORCHESTER power-oom and common bedticking
case deep blue mixed satn.tts
Oh bales ami cases white and coorei omes,ics containing
a great variety Of Widths and qualities ITO y
DO. cotton yarss of good quality, assorted from Ne.
case superior letter paper
DO herby's royal pa'en, gilt and common pack pins
do common and exrra fine gilt Goa, buttons
no. hone vest and suspender button moulis
box wo,nens and mems leather gloves fand French
do do do do silk hose gloves, white black English
BOX edg,rgs splendid thread faces fr IS 81 yd
sew al
3do company German flag, brown Il scarlet bardanua
iaudkerchefs Jcao,nIs,s
4ds black senchew sarcenets, ustrngs levanines and
do hg1red silks for dresses, and forennes for vests
< DO black Canton and Nankin silk hdkG.
= do common and splendid Grape shawls
DO plap black and asserted coored Canton Grapes
do. ptai" black and figured Nankin grapes
] do igared Grape robes Jcrapes A. hal cr,pes
do black, blue, pink white and straw colored Iiaian
1 do ribbons, escorted, some splendid
do. sih umbrellas and parasos-besides many other
small articles.
u 40 pains have been spared 10 the selection Of the
soo"s aforementioned We consider them well sht.-
country merchants and others wishing purchase are in
vited TO call and examine for thems elves.
kIchmDnd, ApIiI
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It, 70 he o,cneyys q lends IN Illinois.

-, no PAID At Fifty PER GENT DISCOUNT.
Uf subscriber will pay taxes Tor non MT owning
snus IN this State and forward receipts for such pas
upon We reeeipi OF ONE HALF Of the amount Of
aAes Fequredo he paid, IN certificate of domestic In any
ed 20 him free Of postage. ~ aus " "
AS this very liberal offer cannot be extended lsvo,d the
present yesr wlbe TO the advantage f mo-, sssn,s 81,
pay as Jar ~ advance as possible aps sc, H.
per st(about 1000 tracts) Ice redeemed 4.
70 prevent total loss WILLIAM r. n ~ v.s year
Attorney at Law, and CLERK OF tI,e r. G
-. District Court.
Reference 70 Slas Wood Co. FredericksI,n,g
Vapdaiin l,-ofs. Anvil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
MOTTO r..
EXECUTIVE DEPAVTMFNT

Richmond, 18th NAV 1924
fTE Executive viii receive proposals until tue first
of July next fur covering the budi gs OF the Public
Arsenal OF Lexington, with slate, zinc, or "a.
ny order, HM. II. RICHARDSON, c. 9.
moy -. Silly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
MARSHAT.,S SALE

eta decree the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry Tor the Richmond District pronounced the I6th
day OF Juse, s2S in the Of cambridge Mnge,
SHALL Tuesday the 9Th day of July next, o'clock f
fair IL not the fair day bereafterD tue front door
OF Nibos tavern Ia the Of Petersburg offer for SALE
the highest bidder, Public Auction cash. tract of
land living in the county Of Prince George containing six
hundred acres being the same tract OF land purchased
by John cambridge, dec Of John Minge, living on
James river Brandon Neck, believed equal
tility OF soil, 10 any tract on that river.
j. GuERRANT, NJ. S. G. c. R. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
IOTICE.

THE subscriber wishes purchase -four barrel biets
dressed slaves and heading and hooppoIes-for heh
he will give the highest price, He also to employ
sgood coopers win with constant employ
~ lie has In store Family Flour Prime Pork Clint Her
rings and Mountain Whskey which he offers for sale at
moderate prices. ANDREW SWFENV
NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
EXECUTORS SALES.


Nvrtue ofthe power veaed in me by the will ofJohn l.
Harris deceased will offer to the highest bid
ner on cream OF one two and three years. before the
front door OF the Eagle Hotel in the city Richmond,
WEDNESDAY, the "a day Of June next II O'Clock, half
acre lot OF ground lying in the city, mme
dia.ey below Mr. Ruherfoords garden; also, two other
o on Locust street, conveyed the said John L. Harris
oy Jona u Gamble, each having of thirty eeton
one Of which stands the shop Ephram Speed. Personal
security and deed VI property viii be required
Mays iis-tds Of Johp L. Harris dec.
IN "Wednesday The 2d day Of June next, O'clock
- we will offer for Sale the highest bidder, credit
e 100 and three years. before front door OF the Ea
gle Hotel IN the city Of Richmond the following property
ing and being In the said city, viz improved tenement
ronng 2ii feet on street. occupied by Mr. Forbes,
door below the Merchants Coffee House an improved LOT
proved io on the LAST menoaed street, No $50 formerly
own by Thomas Underwood and In the neighborood OF
Is W. Leigh also eleven half lots handsomely situat
ed 10 Dnvas Addition and known w the numbers So H.
I-oi 81 IS. 1918, 30 49, 100. Personal security and
deed Of trust the property will be required Of the
chasers JOHN SHELTON.
- FRED. HARRIS, Ex'or
MAY r. 119-tds OF John L. Harris dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

William D. O. jones Henry T. Jones Di.r1ir 8 Jooes
Se9rge w. JOINS, Richard NJ Jones, Mary j. Jones
OF James Jones deceased, and Martha Jones widow
Iec Of The said James Jones deceased AS YOU are moi
hahiants of this commonwealth, YOU will pIense TO
notice. that on the bird day Of June next Ayles Ware
mouse IA The county Of King William and Of Virginia
snn proceed 10 take the dispositions Of sundry
ryNd as evidence In sn IN chancery depending in
we court Of the county aforesaid, wherein as
se u my deceased wife Ann Doggsd, and friend 20
euren OF the said Ann Dogged deceased, plaintiff
VIZ No" together with John II. Walker, Thomas and
nm io"d, exor OF James Mitchell, deceased, de-
"n1"nts' SIMON DOGGED.
nay D. 1wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
UMBRELLAS g. PARASOLs

LARGE nssoffaeat Of each of the above now opening
"A fresh, by the E much lower ha previous prices
by WILLIAM EEALE 4 Co
MAY 70 Sru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OEEER EOR SAFE

LEWIS WEBB 4 co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
33 bhds. and 10 bbIs. browR Sugar
iS0 bags green, java and ST. Domingo Coffee
boxes and bbIs Loaf Sugar
Is bids. prime retailing MoIasses
70 bids. Rye Whskey
% nsis Caruthers rectiked Whisky
8 hhds. " a",igta aug
do Jamaica do
do NE. do
? pipes old frencS Brandy
2 do. Country Gin
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Port, Tsuerifs, sweet Ma.
Iaga, ColmenM and Sherry Wives
Vinegar
r. Liquor Coloring
80 TONS American Bar IRON
IS do. Swedes do.
"a do. German Steel
30. Bistereddo.
Plough Plough Plates ''' rho,,.r. l..
casags consisting Of potts. ovens shets large salt
bVU sacks Liverpool fine Salt
90 do do ground do
400 bushels coarse AlVm do.
500 Spanish Hides
Upper Leather, Tanners Oil Lard
sou bushels Irish Potatoes
- NORTH carolina cut Herrings and Shad
1vo tierces JhoHiasiown Lime
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas
SiuscaeI and bloom Raisins
crates ~ QueeNsware, Glassware
Window Glass, Of various sizes
Boxes lea China, Demijo hns, Stoneware
Rice, Pepper, Pmento, Race Ginger
Alum, Logwood, Madder, Saltpetre
Shaving and brown Soap
Snuff, Indigo sperm. aud tallow Candles
Powder Shot, Leading Line, q Bed Cords Sugars
i''"u'g' letter "fi.,ng wrapping Paper X Siiters
go pieces Cotton Bagging
Stunning Go'icr, Cotton Yarn, No. to IL
Dosiesue Io,ds, Consisting of Sbeeiings, Skirtings
stripes. Gingbnms, Checks, &e.
% Guns (io"lins pieces) and Family Flour
wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28
HAMPTON ACADEMY.

principal teae,er Of this academy, having resigned
shis situation, an election will take place first
Saturday In June next TO supply the The appi-
cant must be qualified each spelling reading writing
arithmetic geography, English grammar history the
language and the various branches Of the mathematics
The pecunary value Of this situation depends ruch
the qualifications and industry Of the incumbent who
eeves an tuition money, ordinarily amounting 10 1000
and the Interest upon the STOCK and money loaned
ing 10 the Institution producing commonly the Of be-
tween SIX and seven hundred dollars annually
dred OF whichare reserved the expenses
slitutou.. =
Applicants will please direct subscriber post paid
WILLIAM HOPE, Sec'ry Board
Trustees OF the Hampton Academy.
HAMPTON, April %. it'll
6r The editors Of the New York Statesman and Charles
ton courier are requested TO publish tile above twice
week I'LL the LIST Of June, and transmit their accounts to
this ofdce. Immediately for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

.Vot,ce 10 Cotton Manydeturers 4 .Hiii,cJighis.
MILL be sold at the Public Warehouse ON M.,dv the
w 2ist June next, great variety Of MACHINERY ia
zen oui ct cotton mnnuiaciory consisting OF brass iron
aud wood work, which cost upwardsnf = 10 u0o
Terms Al sa!e-which will be- cOrduc ed NV
May ~. S-tds RoBERT GANi,IF Aoc,'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
THE stockholders in this company informed that
their annual general meeting the first Monday In
June 1924 and that Il will be held O'Clock in the
ming OF that day. at the Eagle Hotel the city of Rich
mond As business ofimportance, under law passed M
the last session Of the assembly be laid before the
nesting punciuai attendance Is requested.
NAV g. f18-tdm N. SHEPPARD. Tre,s,rar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

10y virtue Of deed OF Messrs. Henry A. and
- VIM o. Lyon, bearing date the Esd day of August,
1919, and duly recorded in the Office o county court
Prince Edward, TO debts therein mentioned due
Sterling Smith, We shall Monday the SIsl day of MAY
next 10 airif not, the fair day
10 SELL on the premises the highest bidder for cash.
lots OF land, lying and being p Jamestown in Prince Ed
ward county, Va. containing half
In the plat or plan of said hy numbers
on the south side OF the Main numbers
eighteen nineteen and twenty, the north side
street, or so much thereofas he necessary effect
purposes OF SAID trust Acting trustees shall
such title only as is vested in such.
JOHN CLARK,
WILLIAM CLARK, "a'ee''
Prince Edward Co, April 1t$-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

ants Of this city, the subscriber has been induced 10
pen an EXCHANGE READING ROOM, for the
generally The room now occupied by the subscriber
the adjoining one viii be opened for that purpose The
States and The mos, approved Periodical Reviews and
Magazines OF this country and Europe will be furnished
Strangers respectfully invited visit the
The annual subscription TO the Exchange will be five
dears payable in advance. Persons wishing to
will be pleased to call the subscribers ofce-Due NO.
tice will be given OF the opening Of the Exchange.
The subscriber will sell public Stocks OF every descrp
ton AT auction privately. CARTER ID. PAGE
Richmond, Nav Is. S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE

TvHE subscriber offers for sale moiety or the Who'll. n
Il his Manufacturing Mills in the county Of CumherIa nd
situated Randoph creek just its junction win
Wilss river, with excellent navigation the mill door
The dam and house are both Of scne the latter being
stories high, so by 40 feet wb,compie ed
Of the best workmanship, working pairs of Eve Ss
burrs and pair Of feet in Cologne mill.
Of superior quality. "
The goodness OF the stream, together with It's
being in wealthy neigbbOriood and wheat
render the above desableproperly those who ike The
milling business As toll mill IL Is believed to he ;nferio
10 none in the country.
Ooecurh OF the purchase money will be rrouired ,ben
possession Is given the balance in three annual
The purchaser be supplied with quantity OF
barrel timber. JUlIN a TPFNT
vue Mont, Cumberland. March 20. i05-wH
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on The LIST of Anil Lac,
~ negro man named CHAMPION, about I'll, feei
high thirty Of age, and remarkably likely and incl
ligeni bns hne countenance and good features for ne
gro-bs forehead recedes uncommony much. Tie last
that was seen Of bin he making his wsv towards
Richmond, where he will perhaps attempt 10 pass rec
lie was formerly tire property Of Mr.. George Wal
Of That place From trip in February In :, M
feet beoae very much frost bits which lnd no, ,sevsr
ed when he el0ped last. Any inuratios OF The s,;d
by letter otherwise will be thankfully received
Ill II. MONTAGUE.
view Onnooni NAY ~. 5-St
Notice 10 Cotton Wanufucimers & .Hii,cJio1LIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

by virtue of deed of the subscrbers
by Edward Haam and wife, bearing date tue l7t day
OF April is! and duly recorded in the Office Of the hastings
court OF chmon we shall for the purposes therein
pressed proceed to sell for ready money premises
at y O'Clock on The first day Of July next that well known
property the EAGLE TAVERN In the city Of Richmond
ana The tenement below the said Eagle Tavern. The
title under which the subscribers will believed
indispuabie, but they will only such title as is
vested in them by said deed Of trust.
WIN. CAMBRIDGE, 1r
kpril %. I14-fds VIM. JARRETT trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-28

!Vojok Line Steam Boats-s9rfdngemcn for
1924.
fI'HEseam boat VIRGINIA, Capt. Jshn Ferguson be-
ing thoroughly repaired with copper boilers, sc.
leaves the lower end of Powy Wharf, Baltimore every
THURSDAY morning at nine O'Clock, and returning
Ne~tous Wharf, Norfolk, every Monday at same hour -;
morning at nine O'Clock, and returning every Thursday
zane hour All baggage, Packages &c the risk Ut the
owner or owners thereof Passage Apply 10 the
captains on board, or to BENZ. FERGUSON,
a i0i Bowiy's wharf.
,A THE PACKETS. .-n
EfM One of the regular pack In
.3e.sE cts will positively leave each place ,SS&4k
every Sunday morning at o'clock (a oiener
ry2 For freight orpassage apply as above. Slot
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-24
NOTICE

TO RUNAWAY SUBSCRIBERS.
The great losses we have sustained from this
lass of our PATRONS. induces us to adopt mea-
sures to check the evil.
Notice is therefore hereby given, TO all sub
scribers for the SPEcTAroR, from the com
mencement of its publication to the present
time, and persons otherwise indebted at this of
fce, who have either absconded, or changed
their places of residence without apprzing MS
of the same, or making any arrangement torthe
payment of arrears, that unless they settle their
respective accounts before the 9th day of April
next, their names will be Published with the
sum due from each. And thereafter, the names
Of all who so abscond or change their places of
residence, will be published as the cases re
spectively occur. Jan. 8, 1874.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-24

q sufficient voucher to the said agent in
the settlement oil his accounts with the
authority of this state.
Sec a. That the commissioner shall
be entitled to receive, as his sole CONF
pensation, the sum of two dollars pes
day, for every day necessarily spent by
him in performing his duties as such;
he shall moi be concerned directly nor
indirectly IN his private capacity in any
contract made by virtue ofihis act; and
he shall make under oath or affirmation
par icuisr and detailed account of his
proceedings in the business, and exhibit
a statement thereof to every succeeding
Legislature pending his enplo, ment.
Sec. 5. Iha, the Governor OF this
Stale Is hereby authorized and required
to correspond with the Governor oil the
state OF Illinois, and request him to re-
commend to The legislature of his State
Ia adopt measures TO enable the two
states 10 act Jointly in this work OF equal
interest TO them both, and in case such
measures shsuld be adopted, the coniz
missioner on the part of this state is here.
by required to act in concert WI. e
commissioner on the part OF the sla,e Of
Illinois.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-24

its natural state, at least one sixth part OF
the blades were eaten off and destroyed
by worms; while in the part planted
with seed soaked in brine and coated
with lime, not blade was discovered
that had been attack d by them. ibis is
the 6rst experiment | ever made TO prove
the utility OF securing corn against the
ravages of worms, by any process APP
piled to the seed. Perhaps the mode
above described and pursued by me will
not always be attended with the like sue
cess. 1t may, however, be the means
of exciting the attention of others who
have more leisure and ability than N.Y.
self to discover and apply certain re-
NEEDY for SO great nuisance to the far
mHr.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-24
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms ofsubscribtion-S5p erannum, bapa6le
ia Advance Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition will be charged at the rate
OF "a per annum. A failure to give notice of
a wish to discontinue at the end of each term
will be considered as new engagement. No
paper to be discontinued (uness at the option
Of the Editor) until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
Advertisements, not exceeding square, will
heinserted at 81 for the first, and 50centsfor
each MISREPRESENTATION. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
- Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-24

The value OF the stalks and fodder
consider equal 10 ton and half oil En-
glish hay.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-24

EXPENSES OF CULTIVATION.
-Four Piougbiurs, IS 90
narrowing, 90
Manure, 40 loads, so 90
borrowing, rs
Seed, SO
Planting, 400
Ploughing and hoeing, $50
Cu,nng stalks, 800
Harvesting, 400
S55 rs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-18
Marshal's Sale.

W7lLL be sold on TUESDAY the 7,h
w day OF DECEMBER, at l9 o'clocS
for cash, all the right, title and interest .,
James II. Smool 10 and to one undiyjdsJ
part OF one acre lot OF ground sjluaIsd
sod bounded as follows Beginning al Tho
intersection oil Duke street and Columbus.
street, running westwardiy With DUE.
street leg feet inches; thence southward.
ly, parallel - Columbus.street, 1853 fee,
e inches, to WoIle.s:reel; thence east
wardIy with Wolf street 1873 feet 5 niche.
TO ColuD bus.stIeet; thence notltwardlv
with Colun bus.stree 353 leet 2 inches n
The beginning. Sold to satisfy al execu,
ton 10 favor OF George S. Hougb sgaus,
the said James II. Smoot. Should The pnr,
chaser tail 10 comply With the terms Of the
above sale, the property will be resoId
and the purchaser held liable Tor any de-.
hciency that may arise in consequence Of
the second sale.
ID MINOR. Deputy Marshal
for Tench RiDggoId, Marshal
nov I'D
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-18
FLU R NIT u IL IL
James S. Gunnell. M. ID.
DENTIST,

ID ESPECTFULLi offers bis services
H as Dentist, 10 the citizens and Visl'
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
WasIa,ngton Georgetown alexandra
Dr. Sim DIR. G. Worthington DR.. Semmes
F. Nav P. Warfeld Washingto
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt NV. Worthrngton Fitzhugh
Sewall Rohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabier
Watkins
Gen John Mason. Richard B. Lee,
ESQ. Col. A Henderson, George Graham,
ESQ Rev. Dr. A Hunter, Dr. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets w on The same
square with Mr.. Gunton's apolhecary shop
Washington, Oct. 7tb, 1929.
erDr GunneIl may be consulted al
Mr.. Ciagett's hotel, 10 Alexandria, every
Friday, from 8 A NJ. until 2 P. NJ. lex
cept during the sessions OF Congress >
Ali letters addressed to Dr.. 6 in Washing
ton, or left al Clagett's hotel will be pune
tualIy attended to, iawlI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-18
Dl7l,lOO
1895 prizes
20,S25 blanks

: oao ., M Dl7l 100
A considerable portion OF this Lottery IS
put up in parcels Of 20 tickets, em1I !" sa.
all the combination numbers, tror TO oo y;
Which parcels are warranted to draw a!
least 81 dollars, less the deduc'ion o. 70
per cent. With so many chances Tor the Ca
PitaI prizes. - 10 diff.
renee between the price OF parcei o. ~
tickets and the least sum they can poss'
hlv draw can have 90 whole tickets tor
ia 1870 halves tor D3105-2o quar-,
tiers for Dis, So. for which certificate viii
be- given 10 pay whatever prizes may be
drawn to their number. over and above
the sum due thereon, except The 10 per
cent. deducted by the state. %
Whole Tickets 80 90 Quarters % oo
Halves w L,sn'ps ~
Fer sale, in great variety OF numbers
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-18
Real Estate & Slaves for Sale
AT AUCTION.

A,us By virtue oil deed OF tTUs'
HTxg from Jacob Hoffman and VIE, 10
&sAs' Secure the payment OF CERTAIN mo-
49, neys therein mentioned, the suO.
scriber will sell a, public auction to me
highest bidder, at The Sugar Rsfntry o
Hoffman & Son on Washington street, Oh
Monday ssd dag Of Novem6r
next, the following real estate and slaves,
VIZ one 8 story brick house and lot sllua's
on the north side of King street IN 'Os
town of Alexandra, between Washington
and Columbus streets. and now oceupItu
by air. William Gillian. Also, one o'bsi
house and lot 3 stories high. and butt o.
brick, situate in the said town, on Inc sou ".
side of Prince street, and formerly oc.u
pied BY Charles Slade as harn"S.s
store, being near the intersection OF Ifl" ,.O
and Fairfax streets. Also, one other houso
and 10, upon the east side Of Wash'ng'U"
street. and TO the southwark OF King s'lesH
in said town, aud near the Methodist Ds'"
ing house. Also,
.Sir Valuable Negro Nen.
some of whom are experienced sugar 'S''>
eTs. ,ho day
Terms will be made known, on lne - u" =.
OF sale. Cash will be required, uh hs me
Their terms can then be agreed on " inn
parties concerned-and re'sa'e VIZ y, ,be
mediateiy take place, at the rlsqUe ., sale
purchaser, unless The terms OF lBs p'''
be forthwith complied witn. .,coN
~ j
1nS''A 60 teen