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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
October 12, 1881.

) F HE House of Representatives by res
 oluton of the 4th of May, 1880, direct
 Secretary of the Treasury to collect communicate to the House, such infor-
 ,n, and report his views cn the same, as, opinion, may be useful and important to
 ;ress, in enacting regulations . the navi-
 of steam boats or steam vessels, with
 to guard against the dangers arising
 the bursting of their boilers.
 oh measures were accordingly taken, as W. thought best calculated to obtain the re- Iu te information. But, although some high ltcresting and valuable communications la been received, the Department has not lU eeded in collecting facts sufficient to ena- .I ito fulfil the directions of the House.
 consideration, therefore, of the difficult f obtaining the requisite information, by means within the power of the Depart 1t, and of the deep interest which the C1 munity, and more especially those en- ed in steam navigation have in the subject, thought best to make this public applica .N to all who may be able, and are disposed romCte the benevolent object of the Reso- llnn.
 Accidents like those, which it is the desire u. Inc House to prevent, have, unfortunately, }'en so numerous, that many persons will nave 1t in their power to state the causes and rircumstances of such casualties; and these, -9 lected from various parts of the Union, alnot fail to be highly useful. " With view to assist in giving that informa- n precise and explicit character, the fol- Wing queries were prepared:- -. It is not intended, however, to confne it to the points presented in them, or to the form of communication which they. may seem to indicate. On the contrary, the Department will be happy to receive any information with in the scope of the resolution, and communi- cated in such manner as the writer may be pleased to employ.
 It is desirable that communications on this subject should be transmitted by the first of December, or as early as may be thereafter,
 LOUIS MLANE,
 Secretary of Me Treasury.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
ELEMENTARY AND
 SCHOOL

A DISSOLUTION of intertst uU.. T. IA harat0ry and Femaie Sct .5| C..l.l.- cd under the joint superintcnda n.i. & GARvIN, having this day ta ci 5I4e.. h, mutual consent of both parties, ar... II. the public, that on Monday the g'nu=N N ttu Der, I shall open an Elementary and q. sia School, for the reception of pupil .. tre house lately occupied by MT N P sl.. .n Main-strect, directly opposite -q h. .,. .li. merly occupied by Col Donaldsn, b. t.. vern. Persons wishing to patrc llze ri1 E.. VI will find me at my post durir. b. y lr hours of school.
 Rates of tuition for small cl .u .u 5 II rudments, S7 per session; Ort srul,. re.- ding and writing, S10; Engl .rWm I Geography md Arithmetic, 5 f., n higher branches S16.
 As time when to pay, appears to be an i'm portant item with the teachers and managers of schools in this place, from thei. -ttling of the matter down to pay in advance, as a sine qua non to the admission of pupil, have to say to the public, that shall be perfectly well satisfied if l should get my reward as soon as l shall have earned it. My school is open to the advantages of all classes of people dis posed to send to me; as well those that cannot pay as those perfectly able. For the want of ability do not wish nor design that any per son or persons shall be debarred the privileges of my school. l wish light and Knowledge to become the common property of the chil- dren of men. w. M. PRICE.
 Tuscaloosa, October 27, 1891. 4w32
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
LUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECETVED, E bale splendid new style Hearth Rugs, H bales heavy Rose Blankets,
 boxes superior Cassinetts,
 3 do low priced do
 do black and colored Marinoes, 3 do black and colored Bombazetts, bales super. white, redStyellow Flanels, 3 do common do do do do 10 do assorted striped Blankets,
 do do Woollens for negro clothing, do coarse Negro Shirting, 10 do low priced Domestics,
 boxes Looking Glasses,
 10 do Cotton Cards,
 do Wool do A large lot of super new style CALICOES, A splendid lot of new GINGHAMS, New and elegant lustre PLAIDS, A large quantity of Navarino, Dunstable and Leghorn BONNETS, Super. black Silk Velvet and white Velvet for Painting, An assortment of SILK UMBRELLAS. The above Goods will be sold wholesale or retail very cheap.
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS, nov5 g 40. 1, Commercial Rom.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
SADDLERY.

WYE have just opened large lot of SAD- w DLERY of nearly every description, which we invite purchasers to examine, as they are to be sold much lower than former prices. ALSO,
 2doz. gentlemen's black leathes TrsYelling Trunks, assorted sizes.
 A lot of gentlemen's Travelling Bags.
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
 nov5 g .Wo. 1, Commercial Rozv.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
FOR SALE,

HNHE Brick Store and Ware House first
 u door above H. A. Snow & Go. now occu- pied by Pierce & Baldwin. Possession given 1st January next. Also the Plantation 12 miles below this place on the St. Stephens road, ,now occupied by J. B. Witherspoon. Esq. con- taining 400 acres. Possession given 1st Jan- uary next. For terms, apply to J. O. Cum- mins, Tuscaloosa. J. B. HEAVENS.
 Tuscaloosa, Oct. 29, 2w31
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
READx-MADE CLo;
[.H uery reduced hrict

l'it oeI'y FedHced Hf1ct ENTLEMEN'S blue, blat " Dress and Frock Coats,
 Blue and black Cassimere Pan Cassinet and Velvet. cord Pan Super and middling silk velv Cassimere, Valencia and cassi Superfine Irish Linen Shirts, Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
 Gentlemen's Plaid and Camle Ladies' Marine and Plaid Clo Together with many other a. clothing line, which we are self. any ever offered in this place.
 ANDREWS & BROT nov5 g No. 1, Com
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05

We cannot consent to reply to Citizens" very yogicat production in the last Inqurer, or to notice
 him in any way until he gets back to the point at 'issue He has promised to lay before the public proof of the alleged misconduct of Judge Crawford but instead of this, he attempts to sustain his former charges by arguments, how irrelevant and futile is needless to say. Does not Citizen begin to discover shat it is much easerto male charge thanto prove 7
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
INSURANCE.

HENRY A. SNOW, Agent for the 7'ra- MI ders' Insurance ComhGny, city of New York, will insure Cotton and Merchandise shipped on board good steamboats and bargcs, at fair premium. oct 9 30
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
Tobacco and Segars .

TUST received, Meyers No l, Richmond eD best Chewing Tobacco, A large lot of best Spanish Segars, Mayland's best Maccouba and Rappee Snuff
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
 nov5 32 NO. 1, Commercial Roqv.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
A CARD.

The senior editor of the Intelligencer tenders his acknowledgements to the Hon. Uiiliam R. King, for the notice taken of him in last Wednesdays Va ledctory, and assures his Honor that there was no motive whatever for presenting so simple an occurrence as that which would lead to the reading or not reading of certain letters. The same gentle man may rest assured, that he induges in unneces- sary apprehenslons about his station, and that tbe senior editor will in wise prove naughty as to break that part of the tenth commandment which relates to his Kings olice Indeed he would be as much at loss what to do with the present happy po- Aticd station of tue Senator as that gentleman ap- pears to be how he shall best raille off his surplus stock of glory. He is further persuaded, that nei- ther Maj. kenan, nor the gentlemen in Carolina and Alabama, who entertain favorable opinion of him, have the least anxiety to supplant their King, and to rob him of that happy occupation of which he speaks so feelingly, and which has cost life of so much labor danger, and hardsllips to acquire !!
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05

THE LYCEUM.-There will be n Lecture delivered be- lore the Lyetum this evening" (Nov. 5,) commencing early eandle-light. The public invited to attend.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05
THE TUSCALOOSA L EVERY STABLE.

{ (Suherintended by .Aaron Shannon. E 5 situated on the same square with the City N Hotel, at which Horses will be 8tabked, dreSSed, fed and hhysicked, in skilful and honest manners and Horses and Carriages bought, sold, or hired, to suit our patrons. - Also, Hacks kept constantly in readiness to serve the public.
 SMELLING RATES
 Horse per month ...S6 % Horse per ck.....................1 75 Horse per 24 hours ...................50 Horse per night ....................3 Horse per single feed.........
 HIRING RATES
 Horse per day ........ ...........S1 % Horse SIX hours ........ ................75 Horse three hours. .....................5 Horse enc hour......... ...............25 Gig per day .................,..... % Gigs graduated as Horse fer less time than day. Other carriages in proportion. fJ@Any person hiring Horse or Carriage will be accountable for their return, safe and sound MEEK 6 SHANNON. nOv5 S2
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05

The subjoined communication, which was written in September, was called forth by the remarks the Alabama Journal on MT Calhoun's Expose"
 MULTIPLICATION OR THE ALABAMA JOURNAL
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05

.Simpson's Plea, according to
 Tract No. 2l4.
 "Ignatius was a disciple of John, and pastor 1.-the church in Antioch, and honored with martyrdom in the year of our Lord lo7." Page 26.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05

"Clemens Alexandrinus, the friend of IreD@us, says, Re- This father fiourished about the close of the second centu- ry." P. 26.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-05

" "The venerable Polycarp, a disciple of John, born A. D. l82, and called to a martyrs crown at the advanced age of 100, finished," &c. p. %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10
ANTUACKsON MEETINGS IN VIRGINIA

~ Eairfar County.-A meeting of the Vot-
ers of Fairfax County opposed to the re election of An
drew Jackson as President of the United States, is re-
quested at the Court House on the first day Of October
Court, for the purpose Of concerning measures with
the voters of Louioun and Prince William Counties,
for the election of one or more Delegates to represent
this Congressional District, at the National Republican
Meeting, to be held in the City OF Baltimore in Deem
Der next. MANY VOTERS.
Fairfax County, Sept %.
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Hank Of Potomac,

OCTOBER z, 1851.
NOTICE is h hereby given to the Stockholders o. thls
u ,,., ,,,;on that an election for thirteen Directors
to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the BANKING
uouae on Mondsy, the 9Th day OF November next.
polls omen at 10 o'clock A. N. and close ut 8 O'CLOCK
% ~ CHARLES PACE, Cashier.
~ n, 7-2,wt7thSoy
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ALEXANDRIA. D. c
uoRyJyG, OCTOBER 10. 1881

"a. made al effort to show that Mr..
ID. o', ,nn,sd 10 undermine Gen. Jackson's
.'''' .,,,oa j, early as ITS 6rst year The
ao] : VA. made by giving incorrect state
.T'DP' .,l I, the settlement Of the South
s'' " aim, upon Government. This will
'Ia1 -, g, counter. statement from the
.'''! -, some other paper friendly to Mr..
.'''-' i, safest to keep out Of the contest
,~lsiIedly more pleasant,
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Vti. is to give Notice,

yyuAr the subscriber. of Alexandra County, IN the
District of C~oiumbis, las obtained from tne Ut
.s,oa, Emit Of said County letters Of administration,
Nth tue will annexed, on the personal estate OF James
sanderson, late of the county aforesaid. deceased: All
persons having claims against the said d~ecedent,, are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same to the subsor'oe,'
nssscd by the Orphans Court, on or before the I'm
day Of October, 1852, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted there.
to are required to make immediate Paymer~.r
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF October, 1881.
CEilN AULD,
Admir-, with the will annexed, Of James Sanderson.
oct 7-3w
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W. Wobert ~. Grymes

II RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
to the citizens Of Alexandra and ITS v'clhity. ms
Office is on Fairfax street, next door 10 inc Foo' oHaSs'
where he can at all times De found
aug 29-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

We learn that the Colonization Society has
just completed arrangements for sending to Libe.
ria this fall an additional number Of two hundred
free blacks from the county Of Southam ptcn. The
Commonwealth ought to send oft at least two
thousand every year. a drain like that would
soon put a stop to Instructions and rumors of
Observation-Disclosures UHig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-10

" Loudom Coomty.-A meeting Of the CT
tizens ofLoudoun County, opposed to the reelection
Of Andrew Jackson, and friendly to the election of
Henry Clay 10 The Presidency of the United States,
will be held in the Court house at L~eesburg, on the
first day OF October Court next. ut half past 2 O'Clock.
p. n. to adopt measures to ensure the representation
of this Congressional District in the Convention to be
held in Baltimore ON the second Monday in December
,.xt 1-uu County. Sept. So.
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Was Committed

vVlo the Jail for the County Of Alexandria, ID c On
the 5h instant, As a runaway, q negro man, VINO
says his name is
ue .noesrs to be about SIS years of age. S feet 81
inches high lie says he is the property OF SIR WI
liam Lyons, of St Mary's County, Maryland Inc
owner is requested to come forward and prove proper,
ty, pay charges aud take hin Always otherwise he Will
HORATI0 ". STEELE,
., Jailor.
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DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.

nEsIRING to leave this town. 1 offer TO sell my
Dyeing Establishment, either in wholesale or re-
tail. as may be most convenientto purchasers AIo-
my Bo,,ing Cellar, with all kinds OF ~'ne' por'er' "e'
beer, bottles. hogshesds, &c. .
All nersons to whom I may owe, are requested to
hr;ng their bills and receive pa, ment, and those VINO
owe me, to come and settle with me in the shortess
time. or else l shall have to or employ %Ssr . ' %v oredeee,.or.
:, ti nfsee. had left it, carrying away with them the
n."is or Cloths which had been put under their cares
and | MT being willing to do the same nor to have
any reports Of the kind made against me, l earnestly
renn.s, all persons who Lave bco1s in my hands, to
cnms and receive the same before The 25th OF October
inst. or else shall have to sell them for PsymJ -
my labor. ~ 49,,
", Is. / have still on hand Bottled o.. -ss ~
Porter. to supply my customers
oct 1T
nr Georgetown Columbian, National In.eNigencerS
B.I,;more American, three times, and send heir &C
coun,s to Z. J. :.
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~ Stafford C~omty--The citizens of Stat.
ford. who are opposed to the reelection of Andrew
Jackson to the Presidency, are requested to meet at
the Court House ON Monday, the 10Th dsy OF October
next, (being Court day. at 2o'c'ock, with a view to
that object. LEGION.
September IS, 1851.
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one in Kentucky, and one in Louisiana, both Ut
which will doubtless be filled BY friends Of MIR.
CLAY:
For Clay 90.
Holmes and Sprague of Name.
Bell Of New Hampshire.
Webster and Silsbes Of Massachusetts.
Robbins and knight of Rhode Island.
Foot and Tomlinson of Connecticut.
Seymour and Prentiss of Vermont.
Frellnghuysan of New Jersey.
Clayton and Naudain Of Delaware.
Chambers of Maryland.
Johnson of Louisiana.
Hendricks and Hannah of Indiana.
For Cahom-6.
Tszewell and Tyler of Virginia.
Hayne and Miller of South Carolina.
Poindexter of Mississippi.
King of Alabama.
Jacksonville.
Hill of New Hampshire.
Dudley and Marcy of New York.
Dickerson of New Jersey.
Smith of Maryland.
Bernard and Wilkins Of Pennsylvania.
Mangum of North Carolina.
Forsyth and Troup of Georgia.
Bibb of Kentucky.
Grundy and White of Tennessee.
Ellis Of Mississippi
Kane Of Illinois.
Benton of Missouri.
Dou6Jm-4.
Brown Of North Carolina.
Robinson Of Illinois.
Moore Of Alabama.
Buckner of Missouri.
1t will be observed, that it will require a CON-
bination Of the Jackson, Calhoun and Doubtful
men, to sustain the measures of the present Ad
ministration. Such an event is now about as
probable, as a union Uf the friends Of MIR. Clay
with the administration
MCing q good SOmach.-The Editor Of the
Ind Monitor, a very small sheet
which has reached its sixth number. has UNDER
taken to publish in his columns. enc "ho'e OF !h0
Cabinet explosion correspondence, commencing
with Mr.. Ca!hoan's pamphlet, and including all
the subsequent demonstrations OF the belllgerents
up to this day. The patient editor, at the last
account, had progressed as far as the Eaton and
Ineham challenge. When Mr.. Eaton's last 6lun-
reaches him, with the prospect OF what
is 20 follow, we are inclined to believe he will
get the dyspepsy. and give up in despair. tie has
a two-yearS work before him.-Lerington Obs.
We learn that the Colonization Society has
just completed arrangements for sending to Libe.
ria this fall an additional number OF two hundred
free blacks from the county Of Southam ptcn. The
Commonwealth ought to send oft at least two
thousand every year. 4 drain like that would
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.,,n c,bis tsntss cOmponere htes'"

"ef hdis..-We are indebted to friend for
We following extract ola letter from 81. Thomas,
giving the PARTICULARS Of a serious attempt at IN
uriecnon aGao.s the negroes Of the island OF
isrtoia.-N. / Courier.
ST. rHoM,s, Sept. 90. 1881.
In the Island of IOrtola there has been j We
Nsenoas revolt among the negroes; they have
a'nanded their liberty, and refused 70 work on
"e estates. Had their plans not been providen-
navy prevented, there would not at this moment
E one single white individual alive in the coun-
~ Fortunately all the gangs did not assem-
's " come IN town together. The few that did
.Oue' II appears, were iutimidated, and their In
iAuOns which were TO fire the place. and muir
Erercry white soul in i0 thus discovered. The
,~D'loHaa,s were obliged To send down to our 60
N'"neht Tor protection. and a Danish brig was
n."Suiately sent up. | understand a great ma
! nave been taken prisoners, among whom,
.pil You believe it? is the great Mr.. Romney,
re etow that was here, and concerned with
"e ue Pirate, whom you will recollect, was
-S "a st. Thomas; he il appears, has been the
,.s' VI me rebels in rOrtola: he is now in irons,
-. : T0du0l the man Of war. and l make no doubt,
''.'ec''ve the reward his desperation merits.
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pRLSTOE IRaCT OF LIND,

End. BE il further enacted, ?hst' shall De ." gI ,ns
Of The said Pre- sid ut and ~i,irectnrs, to require OF the
purchaser or Purchasers OF the ssin ! t1e,' "HI I pn mn'
81 incicut pcrsunaI security, payable to the san" rres
dem" sn, and ,I,ircet1rs, together with a deed or deeds OF
.rns, Oh The estate so sold, to secure the payment o. he
purchase money and interests; which bonds SO tsken'
sons who shall fail to pay into the Treasury annually.
within six months after the same shall become DUE Tue
interest which may accrue on their said bonds, shal'
forfeit all claim to the credit given on their purchases
and the principal shall thereupon become due, Il be re
coverabie by the said President and Directors, with all
interest in arrear, by motion to the General Court or
ten davis notice of the time Of making such notion. OF
,be navment thereof enforced, by proceeding on the
deeds or deeds of trust aforesaid, at the discretion o
the said President and Directors.
3rd. Be 1t further enaetsd, That all persons pecom
ipr purchasers of land, under the provisions OF TINS ACT
shall have the privilege Of paying the amount OF 'h'
purchase money ut any time.
4th This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof.
,une rs -2,vtl0thOct
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.S0tiCe.

4 IL persons are hereby ~forewa'ned from aIsnns
N with or trusting others in my nanie' as "ni Pc
form no contract or pay any debt not maze Dy nySSe"'
H,unt Erin. sent 6-w3w'
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l. AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THIS DAP.
Sale.

Public Sale.
nN MONDAY NEXT, the 10th instant, at 10 o.
~ clock, A. u. will be sold at the shop Of the late
Arthur T. Uric. Block and Pump Maker, . great vari.
ETY. Of
TOOLS AND MATERIALS.
in part, Of q variety of Blocks, Dead Eyes,
Shelves and Pins. q quantity Of Lignumvits, Oak Tim
Der, &c. Also. Block and Pnmp Makers Tools, Tn.
angie and Falls complete. Well Tools, &c 'three Turn
ing Lathes, and one Boring Lathe, with Turning Tools
and Bits, Wood and Iron Screw. Cutting Tools, &c.
&C.; all of the best quality and in good order.
Terms-Un all sums above 90 dollars, . credit Of sir
and nine months, for notes with approved endorsers;
20 dollars and under. cash.
BY order Of the Orphans Court:
ELiZ beth URIE; -
Adm'x Of Arthur r. Uric,
oct SIS National lntellIgencer1
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For Rent,
FOR Sale VI Rent,

4eA And possession given the first day of
IL January, 1882 nv place called
YssAHiStH HAMPSTEAD,
&SS4&6 lying i'll the county of King George, and
within one mile of Boyd's Hole, where all the steam.
boats that navigate the Potomac River stop twice q
week. For health and business no place in the North.
ern Neck OF Virginia exceeds it. On the premises arc
GA A good two story Dwelling House, smoke.houss,
IRa3Ss Kitchen. Store house, with 3 go9drsse- house,
room IOS . ~ nrod Duct " elsa Gsssld GS's and Lot. For terms, which
will be made reasonable, apply y PHILLIPS.
-,,ug, sept 3, 1881
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, (D. c.

ARRIVED. OCTOBER 8,
Schr. Ann Maria, Rice, New York; Hides &c.
]. and w. H. Irwin.
Schr. Columbia, Smith, New York; freight for
the District.
SAILED,
Schr. Atlas, Ireland, New York.
BosroN, Oct. CLEARED schr. Pamela Nick
erson, Alexandria.
Oct. Arrived, Schr. Haxali, Shove, Alex.
andria.
Oct. e-Schnr. Caledonia, Twining, Alexan-
dria.
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~. Uestmorsiand Couafy.-~The National
Re publicans of the County OF Wcstmoreiand are re-
qucsted to attend a meeting proposed 10 be held at the
Court House on the first day Of the Superior Court, to
elcc, Delegates TO the approaching Convention in Bal
timore. Many Citizens Of Westn'meiand
September IS. 1881
NJ An Association will be held in st. Paurs
Church. King Georges County, Vs.) to commence
o n 1hu. SHAY, thu GOA o-.~t-, 80 Continue until the
Sunday following. oc' 4
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Hrist0e EstNte.

N pursuance of the power vested in the President
l. aud Directors Of the Literary Fund, by sn Act Of
the General Assembly. passed 25th February last. AL.
thorizing the sale ofthe
go BRISTOE TRACT OF LIND,
AssfHaA i. .ho County of Prince William, proposals
sY& will be received BY the said President ano
14rn> Directors for he whole, or any portion VI the
said tract. until the 10th day Of October nert.
The annexed extracts from the law, will shew the
conditions required Of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals will consult their o'~
convenience in fixing the instruments OF the purchase
money.
The Bristoe Tract contains by survey 6,494 acres
the greater part of which is under leases, which VII
expire in the year 1919, and which are subject to all
annual rem. cf about Is, 900 pounds of tobacco
BY orlcr of The President and Directors OF the LIE
rary Fund: J. bNo"E, 'r'~a