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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
PROSPECTUS.

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| M RS. HENRIQUES 81 MR.. PERsICo 70.
Iva spcctiully iniorm the Publick OF Ricbuond
OF their in'enton of opening, on tho LIST of De-
tooor, CLASSICAL DAY AND BOARDING S,,uoo,
Tor limited number of Young Ladies' .mbrnrin
all the esetu, and ornamental bFAuchs. reonn,,
Tor finished Education.
Mrs. ienrieucs having for niIe years bec,
rnmcipal Of II aourisiing Institution OF tho Nina
an tue City OF Phils,eiphia. from whence shc
o1'ngs une&ceptionabo recommendations, iidtIers
herself That her association with 80 esteemed q
teacher az Mr.. Persico, will enable them 1,
,uihi tha most sangnine expectations OF those
rare"ts who may honour ,heun w.ih their conf
dence.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
Needing. photography, Translation, Grammar
Nne'1r'c' Logic. aud Composition, in tho EppI
anu French Languages; Arithmetic. Book Keep
ing' feninanshp, Universal History, Mythology;
Astronomy, Ancien, and Modern Geography,
WIN tho use of tho Maps and Globes, Delincatr5n
VI MAPS Natural History, Moral, Mental and
a'"'Hi philosophy, Chemistry Ind Botany.
CONDITIONS:
is' As regular systematic series Of Instructions
VIII NC completed by each class in the tenn OF
ono scholastic year. 40 pupil can DO received for
TESS IMAM that time. The scholastic year, consist.
ing oil ten months, viz: from lst October IL l.. Of
August, divided with reference to payments il,
'onf equal Terms OF eleven weeks zach.
c~uiS' Inc French Language being the language
oi the school, none be accepted but those
VINO arc willing TO learn and speak that language
~
e9uai portion OF one and attention to all schoa.s
'"e charges viii DO tho same Tor all ayes
TERMS:
Day Scholars, French g. English, $50 per anou,n.
Boarders, including tuition board
:, ing' washing and bed, do. 800
Music. ~ 49, -.
Drawing and Painting. the Italian, Spanish and
latin Languages. as we'll as Dancing and Orna.
'"" nom Neeoie-work, extra charges.
nose Who DESTROYS of learning Frcpcl,
exclusively may join the classes at $50 per or.
- L or inrther particulars enquiI. n, the B,a5dinp
fi"use OF Mrs. Nelson, at the House in | street
isteiy occupied Boarding School by Mrs,
Broone.
REFERENCES
an PEiLiDELPHIJ
nev' Ihiilp L. Mayer, DR.. Samuel Jackson,
Row. Mr.. Cushrnan, Dr. j I'opun
Steen de Billie, Danish Mr. A Hni,,o-
Charge d'Af.ires F.. Durond
u. Philips. ESQ &" Vim. -,
}. Price Wetherill, Esq rhos. Sbewcil.
s. Esq. " John McAllister
nenIy Safey, Esq. - IL. 3. Rand,
J. Da,nand, Esq. Rober, Rrnnt.
Wm. Whitman, Esq G. Wshcr
sep 27-d&c If
81 ALT & HAY,-o5O sacks fresh 1i,oporIed
~ Liverpool brown Salt; 300 bales Por land
Iay-for sale by
&C "a l., IJ'DIAN
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FINE TEAS

On FRIDAY, Nov I'd. at 10 O'clock. az The
store,
100 packages fine Gunpom der snd Irnperinl Teas.
III chests half chests. md boxes; Panama
and other approved inportations.
eo chests and half chests Powchong do, like
wise, an assortment Of Groceries
oc ~ .. ID. 81 CO. Aucts
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&IlnES

On MON DAY, Nov. 9Th. III 10 O'clock at Tho
store, one hundred packages Shoes, suited to the
season; among them are prime sewed retailing Nun.
roes, rail rond Brogans, Boots.--Aso, two case.
India Rubber Shoes
&C % O y Z 70 trc,.
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re- OtlCE-W Ii be Sold on Tomorrow mor,
mg' commcH' ing AT hall past ten o'clock. I'll
The Hous ehOld aud Kitchen Furniture. Conlec,;on,
aries, &c, oi john Lgvas dc Cd, coma. Atnr of III,
usual variety. mo. GOrDIN. Curator
&c 20 nf thc k.s.ni, u. NJ. l.r--- - 4.
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Egg Gsss, EstislDa, q. 60.

UN1 GUUDS AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY, the lst November at 10
o'clock, viii be sold at our Auction Rooms, about
iOV packages OF seasonable and dcsir ible DRY
'ootL2, recently reccived.--'rerms al sale.
&C ~ y. ID. 81 co, Aucts.
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RI II =

on TUESDAY, Nov. 9Th, at 10 o'clock, o; tho
store. without reserve,
3U cases y COL HATS, part ii:Io quality,
% 40. fUR Do. do.
% q ID r. IN kuo.,
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NEW YORK, Oct 26.-CPd, Schrs President
jackson, Clifford, Richmond; Horizon, Ingersoll,
do.
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n NHEESE AND SUGAR-l00 casks Goshen
~ Chees", Hodges asd other approved select.
'ons-Io boxes white Havana Sugar-andinr from
sohr. Exit. for sale by
80 OTIS, DUNLOP e. Go.
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Tetsass ES0ys tss sgyc2;0,s.

tcsssE spVF2E az oESCfQOsa.
e IN Monday afternoon, December Sd, at i
~ O'Clock, at Rockets, by order Of Mr.. Geo.
Merriam very excellent TEAM BOAT, nearly
new, with all its appor,en luces; the materials aono
cost 9l500.-Ternls ut sale
&C 2S SELDEN 81 CLEIkND Suc,s
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NIGHT AUCTION.

io-motttCM EVENING, Tuesdtv 3Otb inst
~ our auction Room. ~ halt.past O'clock, a va.
'ua"ie collection of Historical, Theological and Mis-.
cellaneoas Books aud many ltaucv nr,,clos
&C 90 SElDrT & - -, ,Nr
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Straycd or stolen from the

ES Strayed or stolen from the
VI ga premises, mar Clark's Spring a
&4sA Az Dark Bay HORSE, on tho nth Sep.
~ TSY TENDER: he is about eight years old,
eazF1sEzsfZ3 has idrg" blazo in his face short
bushy tail, no other mark rccoectcd. will give a
reward Of s., for the delivery Of said Horse to me,
at Anderson S. Stuarrs Tobacco Factory, near
Shockoo Warehouse.
oc 21-2awc It. CHARLES r. WORD
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Hats, Whnc L.c.,!, &c.
A6A Kcg. White Lead.
- WV bills Putty
l box Chrome Green
cases black and drab wids brimmed
, ats' landing from on board the schoonor Exit.
Aor sSie oy CREME & MOSBY.
WH ADDER.-l hind. OF Dutch MADDER, for
" sale by JAS. WINSTON. DC 2y
A PATENT BARK MILF have received
ca another of those highly approved BARK
MlLLs5zftr sale. JAS. WINSTON. oc 90
Champaignc and Port Wine.
4 ANDtNG from schr. Exit
~ 10 baskets Champagne. ir pint bottles.
40 do in quart do.
S boxes old Port wine
For sale by
oe 20 LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
~ NEW YORK LINE.
)Nl& Pa,ke, Schooner EXIT, Smith,
AAAAA master, having part of her
s.ssszSaz2,.. cargo engaged. win meet with de.
sPatch. For freight OF passage, having superior
accommodations. apply to the master on board at
Rockets DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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lsy 4Ss.GeMs,Us's, .E!lela 81 ga.

RID well suited 10 tho trade.
oc % T.. ID. g. CO. Auc,s.
LSy ASG.GeMs,us's, .Essela 81 ca.
D2y WOODS.
On FRIDAY, Nov. 81, at II o'clock. AZ our
auction store, large ana valuable assortment of
Dfy Goods, comprising 81 Ito l0I packag es; amongst
which are
80 Prints,
tiAes 5leached and unbleachod Shee,ings
10. DO do. Shirtings,
Do. red, green and white Fienncis,
SatilnetS, Competing,
Blankets, Kerseys
Furniture, &c. &c;
All Goods recently received.
ALSO,
y a large qnan,ty ready made ClotLug-vrsts,
fantaioons, Goats, &c; and amall stock OF
oc - D. 4. &. co. Aucts.
~ sac J''''""g Rnces ere postponed 20 The l4ih
NUrciaJsr n,1t.
lliCli MDND / REE-hlLL. RACES
| 40 ILL commence rs usual, the LIST Tuesday
IL octo9er next. and continue four days
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated stallion stakes-two mile heats
entrance sS2OO-TIay or pay.
a. mo vi: oolls enters The produce OF Johanna
o.. Jas =: Harrison enters The produce of Arab
. A. watson enters the produce Of Moa-icur
o. IN. t: Hare enters the produce Of Contention.
- w ~ ID, IL; Johnson enters the produce of Medley
o. wafer Livingston enters the produce of Eclipss
SECOND DAY.
ProPretors Purse $30O-two mile heats.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse SSlO00-four mile hents.
FOURTH DAY.
n fFopTletor's Purse sS20O-two nils heats
ALSO,
sweepstake-two mile hcats-eptrance Ga0o
half forfeit, and closed
l. WIN. H. johnson cutters full brother 10 Polly
Jones, (''icrr CIinc")
& Aoner Robinson enters Tonson colt, out Of tho
sister OF sally McGee, (Slr Walter Scott")
Jno. NJ. Belts enters Goianna filiey out of
Phlis. my "' u
D. Jas: NJ Sotdcn enters b. i. by Spring Hill. out
of Sentinel mare. Wv
D. Jn" NJ. Bolts enters b. c. by Gohapna. ont Of
Dairy Maid, ("Rolla.")
The Purses this Race Week at Free Hill az.
worth SS36NO. The great number of horses in
training, and The number of training stables reuder
1T probable That 10 IL will start for each of tha
three days regular Purses. VIZ
lhe first day. in me important stallion s,otcs
'hefo Is no forfeit, and 1t Is thought in Old Virgil
ma BEST days. mat there never as many colts
OF hrst rate promise The last DAYS sweeuStnkcs
1erf C!nt' the winner Of the stakes at New Mark
ct ana D"RImoTe-Sr Walter Scott tho winner Of
INC stallion stakes last spring at Tree HiII-Rollo
the very promising GohaDna colt q Mr. Bolts aud
Mr. SeIGen, who, for the honor of the Central
course, mus; be "therc or thcreabouts" contend
Tor Purse of 5000. The extraordinary go,4
health oil our city, and the promise of n wsel,s
peasant recreation, it is hoped will give us onco
agaih, 'he opportunity Of shaking hands with old
trends and making new acquairtances
m he &.r.mF
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ksy 4gIEEs3rSt&ser. Esel.E, 81 Go.
GROCERIES,

On WEDNESDAY next, the 3Ist, commence
ing ut II O'Clock, will sell in front Of our of.
nee, large and general assortment of GROCE-
RiE5. we'll suited 10 tho trade.
oc % T.. -. g. CO Aucts
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TOMPAz.VS' OFFICE.
HARAWlNG of the New York LOTTERY No
RS SO: ''''''' NO.
80 IL 1919 SO % 60 &c 80.
Drawing of the Maryland State Lottery. No. Ie.
Al IL 80 l6 6 So 80
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Vinegar d. Cider.
Bills. Of strong New Ark Cider Vineger
~ - 20 20. dc. New LIZ Cider.
esq III. WTNCTCW.
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va Just imported, will stand the next
.S season Mt Boydhon, Mecklenburg
NJ County. Virginia. He is sery
zs1 largo horse, l6 hands / inch hiyh.
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Book ass JS0 Printing GoBo
@f F1s EI&sz ESsEEce.
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&C. &C. &C.
Lowest Prize Six Dollars.
Tickets IS. halves so, quarters l 25.
For sale as usual, in every ariety, at tho Lotte-
~ Office Of a. NiICISLE
27 Next below the door of tho Eagle Hotol.
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TO ssNIE TGRS.

VIE RCSl PRESS, which the Wing IL
IA now printed, will be sold for $3.50 Us the
Editors contemplate getting larger one. and tn.
larging their paper. II in good Presa about three
ycefS oiu, aho III .oon "rder. &C III Z.
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Auy. 10.

FLOUR
Hocard street Eour.-The receipts this week
are over 2lO0 barrels about four. fifths OF which
are OF the new crop. The Market opened on
Monday at snail advance upon the rates Of last
week, and the store price Of Flour from new
wheat has been pretty uniform at Sc, so per bbl:
Far small lots, in some instances as high as IS,
625 per bbl. has been paid from stores. At the
former rate sales Of upwards Of 1900 bbls. have
been reported to us, and that price prevails to.
day. Fora lot Of newly inspected Flour from
old wheat, S6,25 were paid; and for lot Of
fresh ground, also from old wheat, Sc, S7a were
given. The wagon price Of Flour from old wheat
has ruled throughout the week at Sc, l2ii; for
Flour from new wheat S6,25 has been the pre-
vaiiiug rate, though some of the dealers have gi-
ven as high as SSH. We quote $50 6, 624 as
the fair store price.
City Hills FIom.--The demand this week has
efs the stock of this description quite inconside
rabIe. The sales of the week up to yesterday,
were made at S6,25 per bbi. cash, with the ex-
septOn Of a lot Of 600 bbs. on Wednesday,
which was sold at 6.25, on a credit Of 90 days -
TN Thursday lot of 200 bbls. was contracted
Tor at 6,S1s, deliverable next week, aud holders
generally are firm at that price to-day, though
we hear OF no sales. Wequote 6.25 6,s7a per
Dol. as the price to-day.
SuSqaehanaa Flour. We know of none Of
this description in market.
Rye Fl0ur.--In Howard street the wagon price
Of Rye Flour is IS per bb. and the store price
S5,S5.
Corn MsaL-Sales were made during the week
Of Corn Meal at $3.50 per Dbl. To-day hold
ers have advanced their price, and are tirm at
S,75
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NamlAtonian school

4 VACATION of the Hamiltonan School having
"A been given, the subscriber wishes to notify his pa
irons that the time thus lost will be charged for;
but that it will be redeemed BY making the next ensu.
ing quarter to begin foo weeks later than by regular
calculation.
The exercises ofthe School will be recommended on
Tuesday, the 14fh uAimo; and the subscriber, being
aware of the importance of having his classes filled at
pro,ract their childrens holiday, but to insist upon
punctual attendance.
The Rules of this School are such as experience has
suggested, and are well adapted to promote ORDER to
check peyverseness Of disposition, immortality OF con-
duct and language, and to suppress, efec;uay, con-
tentious disputrg, qnarrellng and fighting.
Having passea tI,et period life when men natural.
IL incline 70 some profession, the subscriber has made
the art of Teaching and maodSng Youth his sole and
peculiar study BY acting in every instance with irm
and decision, (not severity in e"!orcnS the rules
Of the School, and BY allowing proper degree OF IN
diligence and familiarity the Teacher not only Obtains
the respect esteem and affection of hii pupils, but
he possesses himself with knowledge OF iheu attain
ments and Deficiencies Of their dispositions and cspa
Cities and thus becomes acquainted with the kind OF
information most requisite, and the most impressive
and agreeable manner of afordng that information.
BY the regulations of this School, the Parents are
from time To time made acquainted with the progress
Of their chldrens education and the children them
selves are encouraged in free and tull use OF their
medtati faculties, snd by this means they acquire
fondness of study and habits of r, lection And while
every inducement is offered, and every facility is sf
forded, to promote their advancement in literary pur
suits their manners and morals made the objects OF
peculiar care. All vulgsry being rgidly dscounte.
nanced and condemned, and all obscene language
strictly prohibited, the conduct Of the pupils gene
rally upright and correct.
An additional number Of Scholars be received,
and the punctualty ard diligence which have hereto
fore the attention of the Teacher, afford
him hope that his eucourageme will be sufficient
for his support. ISAAC II. ROBBINS.
aug 49, d3t&eoSt
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CORPORATION OF ALEXANDRIA.
PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS circumstances have rendered it ne
cessary that the Quarantine Laws Of this Corpo-
ration should be carried into execution, do
therefore, bv and with the advice OF the Board
of Health, make known the same; and
Order, That all vessels coming from or touch.
Ing at any ports either in the United States, Bril-
fish Provinces in North America, or any foreign
port where the Cholera, or any other contagious
disease. is known, or supposed to exist, and
bound to Alexandria, be brought to anchor at the
Quarantine Ground, and there to remain for the
inspection and direction Of the Health Officer.
l Furthermore enjoin the commanders of all
such vessels not to suffer any of their crew or
passengers, either before or during the Quaran.
tine Term, TO 60 On shore, or on board any other
vessel than that to which they belong. nor per.
nit any person to come on board their vessels,
except such as are employed in the execution Of
the Quarantine Laws without the especial per-
mission of the Health Officer in writing
Doctor THOMAS SEMMEs, who has been ap.
pointed Health Officer, is hereby required to
cause the laws upon the subject Of Quarantine
to be strictly enforced.
Given under my hand this s5th day of June,
1882. JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRA. ~. I

ARRIVED, August II,
Schr Linne,t, Nash, Yeocomico; corn to Geo.
Johnson 4 Go.
Schr. Only Son. Adams, Nanjemoy; corn,
wheat and tobacco to master.
Schr. Eliza Ann, Ross, Vienna; corn tosSte.
Phen Shinn.
Schr. Avalon, Fiddeman, Vienna; corn to
Stephen Shinn.
Schr. Joseph Stewart, Wood, Patuxent; to-
bacco to Edward Daingerfeld.
Schr. Thomas Chiffon. Allen, Bladensbursh;
tobacco TO w. Fowle & Co.
sIoop Mary. Cole, Bladensbursh; tobacco to
Edward Dangerield.
SAILED,
Ship Virginia, Turner, Amsterdam.
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!GRAIN.--

URAIS.-
Wheat-The market OH Monday was tolera.
bly, we'll supplied with Wheat, but since then
the quantity has decreased. In the early part oil
the week sales were made at 8l,1 LIS for
fair to best red; yesterday add to-day the article
not being so plenty, batter prices were obtained,
and LIS l,ls were Paid. On Tuesday lot
Of very superior white Wheat was sold at l.s0
per bushe; other lots not so good, were since sold
at Lee. We quote white at l,2O l,S0, and
best red at lis 1,l8.
Corn.-'The supply Of white Corn has been
equal to the demand, but yellow has been rather
scarce. With one or two exceptions the sales
Of the week have been made at 20 cts. for white
and 72 cts. for yellow, at which rates we hear OF
sales amounting to upwards Of II 1000 bushels
We quote 20 for white and e for yellow as the
prevailing price to-day.
Ryc.-Early in the week sale Of 500 bushels
Of Maryland Rye was made at IS cts. per bushe
The article is wanted and would readily com
mand that rate to-day.
Oats.-Saes at 80 SIS cts. per bushel, &C.
cording to quali,y.-Americas
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New YORK, August 10.
NeW Cases. Deaths.

isaac UrigM.-The death of this highly re.
spectabIe citizen was not known to US until We
read it last evening under the obituary head
But few days have passed away since we were
called to notice the death of Francis Thompson,
the friend and associate in business with Mr..
Wright: death has not long divided them. These
gentlemen were distinguished merchants in our
CITY, and were connected in the old line of Liver
pool packets. They resided near each other,
about three miles from the city, near what was
formerly called Kipp's Bay. They were both
attacked with the same disease which terminated
in the prevailing epidemic. Both gentlemen
were members of the Society of Friends. and
were examples Of temperance; they were beloved
in life, and their death universally regretted -
Mr.. Wright had recently retired from the City
Bank, of which institution he had long been the
President.-N. T. Com.
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Dentistry.
TOR GILLMOR

to perform all the operations Of Dentistry, such
cleansing. fling. plugging, and extracting Teeth. On
better plan than has ever been practsed before
pedging himself not to fracture the jaw bone, nor to
inserting Teeth, of such materials as will not be njuri.
Gus to health, and such principle that the most mi.
mute observer cannot perceive the difference from the
original. lie also pledges himself to take out Roots
which have baed the skill Of others Of the pro.
fession. 1t is unnecessary to more to the public:
he invites those who wish any thing done in his proes
sion to call at his residence, few doors from King
street, on Royal street. His charges will be moderate.
MRS. GlLLMOR will be ready to attend to ladies' at
all times.
Srp lO-w3w
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Young ladies Seminary,

Brooke Lodge, on 81. .4sdph Street, 66Tee'
King and Cameron.
NIILLIAM II JONES informs his friends and the
w public that the duties of his School will be re-
sumed on the first Monday in September next. La
tin, French. and the useful branches of complete
English education W u comprise the course OF study
all arranged to suit different capacities In order TO
produce habits of industry and love for literature,
connected with uthe; facilities of the Institution, is
Free Library of upwards Of one hundred and fifty vo-
lumes, carefully selected from the best authors, to
which gradual accessions will be made. As neither
zeal nor attention will be relaxed, he hopes, from the
experience of teaching Female School eleven or
twelve years, and attending particularly TO the i'm
provemens made in the science of Education, he will
be enabled give general satisfaction to his patrons
ExpermentalIy knowing the good effects resulting
from examinations, and cooperation o: those inter.
ested he respectfully invites them TO call frequently,
and witness for themselves his system of instruction.
and the regular progress and proficiency Of bis pupils
Teachers among the most approved and best quail.
fed will be employed to instruct in French. Music,
Drawing. and Painting
Alexandria, August 2, 1832-3m
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Notice.

TN pursuance of an Order ofthe County Court Of
Il Fairfax, dated June Court, 1882. directed to the
undersigned, shall sell to the highest bidder, on the
first day Of August Court next at Fairfax Court House.
the following NEGROES, belonging to the estate Of
John 5. Love, Decd viz:
Negro Nan. Negro Woman and Female Child
8 Negro Boys. and Negro Girl
Purchasers will be required to give bonds, with ap
proved security, payable in six months.
Sale to take place at II o'clock.
WILLIAM swINK, Sen.
10 e3-wts Commissioner.