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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03
Handel.

A ~ This thorough bred horse
IN f&s-yyr will stand the present season,
1GT T~tsA viz: between the first day Of
~ s-SIssasA April and the last day Of
June; the first three days of each week at capt.
Wheeler's, / mile below Pohick Church, on
the road to Colchester, and the remaining
three at Centreville, Fairfax Co. Va. and will
be let to mares at the reduced price of So, paid
in the season, or So after; for insurance si2;
single leap So; in each case 125 cents TO the
groom HANDEL is deep mahogany bay,
with black name, tail and legs, 153 hands high,
of great bone and muscle, beauty and activity,
and as well a bred horse as any in the south
Of Virginia, where he was raised-being got
ten by the celebrated horse Herod, who was
oy the imported Diomede, his dam by Wild
air, out ola Jolly Roger mare, &c. &c: He IS
therefore, of the same strain with Eclipse, SIT
Charles, Henry, &c. &c. In all cases, 1t Is re-
money on the LIST July next, may be sent with
the mare I'm apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03
For Rent,

k- A comfortable dwelling, suitable
IT. !. for a large family. 1t is situated on
H#a !: King-street, between Fayette and
49, @N ienry, and nearly opposite to Butts
g. Cawoods. Possession given Immediately.
apr JOHN COHAGEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03
70 Yet.
march 30
70 I.ease fop 90 Nears

10 NCaSt IVY W NCUIS
- ~ That highly cultivated and beau
- g. tifully situated lot of ground adjon-
@sl ing the property of Mrs. Hodgson,
,se.ass.. containing ten acres, and now occu-
pied by L. i. Mason, Esq.
Also, that desirable lot adjoining the cot
tage garden of Hugh Smith, Esq containing
ten acres.
Also, tract of land adjoining Dr. Dicks
farm, and one adjoining the beautiful farm OF
VIM Moss, Esq. on the Little River Turnpike
Road, containing $50 acress. For terms APP
ply to Thomas Irwin, Esq. Of Alexandria, who
is authorised to make any contract on my ac-
count. WIN. D. MoohE'
mar 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03
land for Sale.

GU ssS E-ss:s residence, consisting Ae-e
of $500 acres, about 1000 of which are CT
the best mountain quality, and 1900 lying be-
low the mountain, and extending from 1t, &c.
morally Of good quality, and remarkably well
timbered and watered. The tract lies on the
South side of the Rivanna, branch OF James
River, navigable for batteauX to Milton, which
is within three and half miles. It's miles
from Charlottesville, and 6 from the University.
Of its advantageous situation for health and
society, 10 remark need be made here. The
estate has all the usual improvements on Il,
commodious dwelling house, buildings tor
servants, and other domestic purposes, good
stables, two barns with threshing machines,
grist and saw mil, with good houses for mana
gers and laborcTs, well posted for each pur-
pose, and al in good repair. The tract may
be divided, advautsge into severa! parts,
and win so be disposed of if desired. The
payment of the purchase money may be made
by instruments, with very liberal credit, to
be agreed on at the time of sale. The turni-
ture and stock of every kind, may be sold with
the land. | have also for sale,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03
To Rent;
yuAian Queen Tavern.

Gxs The subscriber has taken the above
HHfH named house in ALEXANDRIA, d. C.
where he solicits continuance of the patron
ape of those friends who have known him for
so many years as Tavern keeper, in Cen.
TnEvILLE, Va.
He will have on hand every article which
can tend to the convenience of
TRAVELLERS IND BORDERS;
and the depressed state of the times, shall rem.
der his charges equivalent thereto.
JEWELL A. PERRY.
Alexandra, Jan. IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03
Known Stout, Porter & Ale

also, first quality Crab Cider, which VIII be
sold on as low terms as any in the district, anu
when wished, delivered at the houses of their
customers in town. To their country Gus
toners it will beput up in boxes or barrels,
carefully packed, to secure safe carriage
Also, from Baltimore, hhss and 10 barrels
prime Old whiskey, which. together with
their particularly selected OldWines, Foreign
Liquors, Groceries, Liverpool G. and tne
sack Salt, &c. &c. are for sale on moderate
and accommodating terms.
apr;l 81 WM. DUNLAP s. SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03

Bro,cn Stout, Porter, file, Cra6tt-
der, old Whiskey, etc.
TlHE subscribers have just received from
Philadelphia, a part Of their supply OF
very superior
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03

uSN law III ohpiS i''i
D~mestic Goods.
Cotton yarns, No Alto 10, afull supply
German linens as usual. For sale Oh rea'
sonablc terms.
Cognac brandy, Siegnett's brand
Holland gin, Lopuit * kuyPcr do
Madeira vine, Mardock & Co. do
Dry ';,lagado. superior currant do
Refined sugars No. /, 2, s..
Muscoyado do
sack salt
Comtr, gin, n. z. rum
Wh;skeyin hhds snd ebls
Manufactured tobacco, chocolate
Mould and dpt candles
Spermace!ti do (Rodmans)
Brown soap
GRIMES crab cider
Baltimore window glass, all sizes
Cut nails and brads I'd to 40
do for fencing and sheathing
American and Spanish segars
Dupont's gunpowder, every sized grain
glazed and unglazed
do eagle do in cannsters and papers
april 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03

10000 tickets-Not one blank to prise,
Every prize payable in cash, sixty days after
the drawing, subject to deduction of Is per
cent
In the above popular scheme. tickets will
continue at the present low price OF -, until
the 18th. when they viii advance to S.
Speedy application should be made to insure
chances, as the tickets are nearly all sold.
r Orders from any part of the United
States, Tor tickets or shares oftickets, will be
promptly attended to by return mail, II adj
dressed to
J. W. RVNNELAS,
Lottery e Ex-haags Office, aler'a, ID. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-03
baltimore Cotton Warm,

of very superior quality, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, all of which
will be sold low for cash apr IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

ture will adjourn without applying any radical mea
sure To heal the wounds Of this distracted Common
wealth. .-ElF
Meanwhile, the II. of r. are aiming certain
measures at the new Court of Appeals. They
nave passed resolutions to stop the payment of the
salaries of the New Court Judges. a committee
OF their body was instructed 10 take into consde-
ration the detention OF tbs Records of the Court
from the Old Court They summoned Mr. Blair,
The New Court Clerk, and he appeared before them,
on The 9th. He asked until the next morning to
answer the queries propounded by the committee
On The hext day, he transmitted his answer IN
writing, protesting against the authority of the
COMMITTEE 10 Interfere with his office, or 10 en-
quire Into his official conduct; but admits that he
has possession of tie Records of the Court of An
peais, and that he has closed his office to pre-, EN-,
.heii oeing taken from hun, and will not even suf-
ser iiiSahts TO examine them. On the Ist Deem
Der the Committee made their Report 10 the House.
and recommended the adoption OF a resolution on
the subject, which requires the Old Court TO proceed
win Their business and to take any legal steps which
they deem proper 10 get possession of the papers
On the Sd December MIR. Crittenden introduced
resolution approving Of the vofe of u mojoriiv
OF the Kentucky Delegation ia Congress AZ the
election 4f' President. The Debate on this SUBJ
Ject was expected to come on, on the 9th.
The examination of Beduchdmp, the supposed
murderer OF Col. Sharp had been twice postponed,
(the last time for more than two weeks, in conse
quence of the nen-arival of witnesses from Green
RIVER. The facts expectedto be proved by the alb
sent witnesses were detailed by the Magistrates ON
oath by the brother and brotEer-in-aw of the de-
ceased Frankfort correspondent of the Lex
inson Reporter states, that they are of The most
decisive nature, and present complete chain O
suonS circumstanial testimony" IL j. said that
Mr.. Pope Is engaged rs his counsel: and that Aessrs
D. Hardin and Mayes will attend on behalf of the
Conmonw cath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
GREET sale.


decree Of Staunt"" Chteery with consent Of mr.
~ t,e>; both real and per.u.,al e.tre ~ VI Pa0s
oh lhe - January 1915. Al'sInalo dav all the ne.
S bsi"nsis tntle shscriheT heretofore isrJ will ~
oi' >" charlottesville for cash Heappeat 10 The nsrb
mood when he declares that they ate To- ts uo.I a
framed farm servants any wherc be on, fbe
t"ah'i TO insiriot young in all sorts of VIII
HS many VahahIe tradssm'n among thon and the o.;
heionsing to In" suhscrihe and iikelv aud a.
Is any ~ inc state When he sale OF the erroe, Is ave,
e'laie called Dti Ell Ii. five miles from
ing pr'"'th 'he h'vana and the foot of the South Wi I
al ouul'in The whole hsyng South East a.peei viii w.
sold on credit Of one, two, anil thee YEA, th ; s
'eru,y 10 be gwen upon the land itself The tact
mt" i've parcels each making we'll ,Yatsred well 80
'ertie iini {" - or Eve hundred an the healh; ~
MAZE OF the whole eat, sheltered by the n.auntsn. - az
westerly winds ct winter land enJyne the cool -;
'laiy descending from wooded sunms, niph
place the T@riHed air Of te open country hsaeJ d,;
day ny tue dHeot rays of the sun, There .rr so NM,
sprns' ." The Pures water within estate Tb. tjr,h [
which about one half the land still cave ed consist. of T ~
Tao": bhds mixed with hickory, walnut Locust ana sb ,
mite pune or ohen" ye! enough for all useful purno,c -
ia'ms large s"ckot cattle, house,, hog. and sLf ,
apnndance q coarse piuvendei, couple nf humid -,
corn apd o. 10000 lbs nf beautiful Tobacco un,;eJ -
CARTS &c Tor The oxen AMI horses plough. axes hoe. o. I'll,
he s"id at Inc same SINE upon six nanils credit Tic cit,
property wal he put into the hands 81 the Ma.ba 81 a.
hanrey on'i on The day preceding sale which il m
| Tor the benefit OF Thomas JeAeisou Randolph. " u'
! Dec. 60 1925. NJ II e n0brH
above till day of sale. i""'i'" 'ha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
Il Distracted Cnmmon,neuh


kENTUCKY--Ihls Stale exLIII.s most extra
ordinary spectacle. One Appellate Court ARA ed
against another; and one branch of the Ie,jsls-
ure against the other! The Senate aponLd not CON
cur with the II. OF II. in the bill repeating the re-
organizing act OF the last session; but struck out
all its provisions, and substituted clauses reducing
the number OF the judges of the .heLo Court TO 3,
and their salaries to $500. On this question, the
Senate were equally divided 80 10 10, and finally
1t was carried by the casting vote of the Lieu,
Governor the presiding officer. The House receiy ed
the amended bill on the 25h ult and imn,e tii0fe-
iy disagreed TO it without debate ayes 81 noes 80
IL was instantly returned 10 the Senate; no after
debate of days determined 10 adhere 10 their
amendment BY vote OF 20 10 IL. Thus the bill
to repeal the reOrg0nizing act has been rejected.
Various schemes for compromise were let on
foot to reconcile the contending panies and give
tranquility TO the commonwealth a Committee
oil the Senate, appointed for that purpose, ad1res-
sed the seven judges of bo,h-courts OF Appeals,
proposing that "if they would resign, the Govern
or would pledge himself not to nominate any per-
sons 10 nil the Court, but such should be previ-
ousIy agreed upon by both Houses; and that if he
did so, the Senate wooh not confirm tboir appoint
ment." The New Judges expressed their willing
ness TO concur in the proposition, and rendered
their resignations conditionsly, The Old Judges
declared IN their answer, that it is their solemn
duty 10 maintain the Independence OF the Judiciary
aud they had no right, Of course to barter a,y AZ
their department Of government. to any party or
committee Of the other department..
scheme OF compromise had been suggested by Ger
tain members of the II. of II. viz. That II the
Senate would agree to repeal the recognizing aci,
they, the House of Representatives, would agree
TO insert clause in the repeating act, by WHICH
two or three more judges might be added to the
Court of Appeals, without any stipulation as TO
the men on the party, from which they were TO be
taken.
The plan. however, which seemed 10 have the
most friends. was thai of Mr.. Marshall Of Mason
county: which proposes that the Governor, Lieut..
Governor, Senators and Representatives, an,l the
Judges OF The Old and Of the New Court should all
resign their Offices, and thus refer tie whole sub
ject 10 the people, as the Ultimate arbiters of all
power. The discussion If Mr.. Marshall's resolu-
tions commenced in the II, of X. on the 3Oth Nov
and on the next day after various attempts TO a.
mend them (andto save this that functionary
from resignation) they finally passed, 10 only
voting against them on the Last call OF the AYES
and Noes The Senate had not acted upon them
though 1t seems 10 be generally agreed, that nc
compromise will be adopted, add that he Lcgjds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
EDUCATIOAs

VIZ. Subscriber, afcr long interval wiz reopnn m. W..
heid Acndrmy on the iGth January 1926 which viii 80
e"1c". scholastic yen on the Ism december following. no.
month mtne p"mtr will he vacation board and tuition o.
!ty "a av9nce. TIE 'rira charge fo bed snI c,nd 70
iound ny Tue SUBSCRIBER viii he 10 dc- The eou,se Of
,tru ton will embrace al thn.p banchcs Of ~
taught IN aeiieuie' the French language excepted The @
Ien"rF ct ms '"mlna'y viii he uiDJ hut suic, and uni
ITn'y exercised TIC lorils nj the scholars viii he
irneho Ne .oha.r will he admitted who vision. No ~
ss,nle hehi Hany however, should pT,ye an, tbc,,
WIZ '' himi'cd Tho subscriber having ,nraaed ,l,e,
Young ssn'lemrn Of sudpus haf ron moaI H.
"f' 'i,.eN nat he rxanple viii happy influence
=, THOMAS NELSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
NOTICE

SNeIeculion o the powers vested IN the subscrber
b! tvs" dr' Que executed by Lirberr, Walden o The cs
day =" November, 1919, AGI the other deed az
cSceu'cd ny the said Li,lcberry Vaen and Thomas Vi
~ The DAY :" Judy Ia22 land ho IN the
ihce OF The county of GhtsleedJ will he sold n, IL
highest bidder foo cash, courhou.e Of Inc W. e
Oh mond'y The i4th day Of November next beinr the fret ia
81 the quarterly te' m OF he aid conutyI an
moiety IF tAt valuabt tract of lsndw Ms Ssrab w.,
fesde living about five mile. south Of the courou.e .,ppc
'ed To contain ISL acre. subject To- he e.ta. c ,b
IAN therein, fOG her life ,idowhood. ~ '''
Oct 10. -, "ni'ee'
The above sale podponed uu,il January Chesterfield
iG25 when 1t viii certainly Lad, place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

, The n. \. Commercial Advertiser has fallen INTO
small mistake, which we seize the first opporiu-
h''y 10 correct IL is true that " Mr.. Tucker is
one OF Vrgnia's ablest sons!'' but il is not true
'na. he is an tn6elievey in the Virginia dogma.
mar when the Constitution declared Congress-
should have power 10 legislate " for the general
w " meant no such thing" MIR. I. is as
" ~ an opponent OF this heresy about 60 the general
welfare as any ofour politicians--nor is it true
.he '"g"ia dogma (as he is pleased to term it)
is so untounded as the N Y: Editor considers +, :.
ior' the Constitution declares no such thing as
that Congress should be invested with this sweep
ing power We are happy to End that within the
last . days, the politicians at Washington are be-
ginning to open their eyes upon this SUBJECT We
nope the respectable Editor at N. York, will no
longer be St0ne-blind about it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
EDEC4TITW

" sp%i,prr rrrecu '!y inprps the public that HE,
'"y" wiz DC cnAinuc tbc tnIing Nes NJ the neisi.
n'urhood q" III ciaid Autin. about miles wed fS,n
n"-h"gham S0nfthisr, ~ whirh viii be tau.Lt the 49,,
q ecu and ~ siisn nguages Commute liz,
ny P, WIN we use" nIt snd gohe, ratheH alike toee
Ivy wy" iVe)"E, aud t'g"nOinetry Bsile-ef e.,
ofaSy 3e had "a The nriehtfu hood con, cBeni 10 The
',W"l ~ Pc |ohn h9uuw Nj. pIn-l Gucyrsn. az, ,,er
place. reasonable term. fbc th.,i ,,,u r, oeI
ne O3an"'ry ani 's,miaaic The ooh peeehe fo.g
ns drdnehDE iuOnh fOr vscat,,n For fth,r ,,;ew
lars arb to 1r. a. Au,,in o, tbe ,oseribsr P''"'"
buckingham rounv. Dec. 90 ne 80. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
HLunfsd immr1ftntelD

FIRST rate dinus .'f he'd servant who hs. bc.t
a HrfHirmcI fnIire ina Tavern None need ,rol, a.,
cer tho'who would he willing f. undertake pretty 5ryon,
1'y ard Who rn'd b" highly recommended a. wiling ,c,
L"''eh apsr'on veg liberal wiSr, viii he given A,t
III ~ 'p %, mAuEtCE FHiMRosE'
-i-,-.--.---- Cast
~ Msnlsy the % d., of January n, .I will 10
l1e r'rV,9s yaT at H. rruokFs Tavern IN the town 81
Manchester tie NeSrocs belonging 10 tnr esst, ~ I,
j. dec among which inst rae mill wright, yum -
LEROY BRANCH Admir-
Deg. " Jun" y ne c " dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

Departed this life IN the 3ob .f November ia the ssb war
~ hsHse alter severe Illness Of ten Charles Carte
o O"touonan l Carter passed about seven wears Of ill.,
earlier part Of b., life in the study ofMccine Ed5ur and
r",n gp"n M, return 10 iS native he preferred tic
pursuits 81 Agricn" ami Iiye unon H.
eaae N"ont could know him Intimately fail to feel for
nm the hsneN eSieen and friendship OTIS .4olss di.po.
nut when Il. heart WIS opened YOU, ven dscoyeed ali h
lament hin -''"' H>''' WI"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

" Fasmer, takes this occasion 10 correct nj, ,rro,
"h was committed IN an Essay Inserted the Enqnrrr by
aciib'ng 10 Nj. Boyer Miller the avowaI az noI';r,I -
"n wh-hn appear. was ueredby Mr. j. D. Caldwell al tI,
!n OF L-"hrg. The paragraph in the paper from which
was kei was not rrerre to at the the Fs,ay wo,
written lie hopes this will he reerve,I by Mr. Miller ss
an apology for inadvertently, using bis name -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

quirrr Of the 18th inst: - :" '"e IA
Oh column 4sth line from top for rising read using
h Column 18th line frou the bottom To- most, al n.y.,
ON column ih line irU the end, for from, read far
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
fCOlIafIrNI1. LIED

GfA!Pha On the Improvement of the lame, Eiv.r-,,J
our State Summary, unavodahly postponed t Thursday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

feNruay Mr. Samuel TAYLOR elected the H. of Del,
Acltae deed. -' " Wv f1's " n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

MIR: Wath beiierss "tha Message contain.
ave that Of an observatory which mot made
nv some OF The pgiHia" PIe.nients VIA Mr. w r.r..h III;
mr,aofy by reading these doennen We HE
Pe"iar attention the Messages OF Mesrs Jefferson and Mad
on-WHi he also be pleased to rub his .rertsci,.sans
owe me last sentence Of the last paragraph (aye to Of
Nr a. msase-and thenieus what levi or what POL
s" ~ i country has ever recommended the exercise OF
specified powers. s'U AnH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
FALL GooDs & FASHIONS.

IHoS. LH.flBERT, .Ncgcbant Tutor,
X ESrLCIfULtE ni''"' h., cu-tou'crs aud TIC pubie
n Etnriys tH be h's recently opened q -yy srien,e
sV'iinei ct The most 1.ho niblr GOODS ~ ~. line Thev
nave brfn ted by hm'cit 70 tbe Sofb and viii b. found
20 Inspection, H0t 70 Dc iu-riUr 60 any ~ this any ir 80
sts "lhs .. Hie either 10 point 81 q"sily variety lie
VII tccevr tcEmiafly throughout The winter any usy ,tt
which ay"' IT, The sOunty and lie sotiacJ lille ~s, eb
" tie fasions. ''i''"be
IT, assures those who may favor him with thci, .l. ,,
hey shiii be- executed 10 the ycty hes, manner s =, nd
rate prices N ~ "'''-'
A hfnls1u,c sssofimentof
READ K-yHdDE CLOTHIA-ll
Is generally kept on hand and Hsds ana .rsBsd in rrsrr
nv ." '''l'''''
II Any garment mads ~ few hours notice If rcsu;,eJ
hest dylc. w '''' " Vi"'' J." W. Vefy
FJoglneymep Taicr, who are good vorkron ON &c, emf
FOy.iL - ''Fy7 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20

The Senate Of Virginia adjourned some d,v, AGO n,,i, n
2Gth inst. -'' 's' uu'" inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-20
q Ho.c ICE -4ypie, s.si,a ~

curious TO fluid Messr.. John Binns OF the pemo,r,,;,
f'ss ana koht ai'h 81 the Nat Gazette seriously
tht p"it, which hs, praised the en
W. says, we must leave 10 the Pres blm ,guoant and
snai Pansgyre IN BAD Engi.hhAnd after auding 10 the
osed ms election ON the ground of political un
ne'', lie remarks; We look awhile, in silence as
hey PROSTATE themselves andii hi psth.-
Now think his nm kind m the mart e
e'or OF The Gazette Atthr Nh. b. onfy
have done what hs hine even what still Greater man
ns,, IA, done before. But Er m'o qaodnqe nato
IL more charity towards others, WIN have CHANGED 10 cb,nro
e oP''oh' shot ~en seeing that h. himself
ma, va. privilege OF changing his .pniOps, as freely a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY. NAV a. 1eo5
LAND FOR SALE.

ME subscriber will sell bargain in a tract of Land
lying Chickahominy river in the county of James
Cty' called NORRELS ISLAND. This tract contains
h'e hundred about 14O is arabic and the whole
cleared Ii well adapted the culture of corn, cotton
oats &c and would be well attention of cotton
%ahers The marsh ground hg and could be easily re-
c''med From thirty to forty head of cattle he kept
VA during the winter season without feeding and from
10 Tell thousand weight of pork be raised year.
any person wishing to view it will apply Mr.. VIM
Morecock, the present loprieto who viii show it,
NOT disposed OF before, ii will be offered public on
iith July next AT the Courthouse in Williamsburg, that
oe James City day For further particulars apply
10 JNO. ARMISTEAD, p
may 6-w6t Charles C',,, co,,n,,