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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Sir Halter Se0ff.

HNiilS beautiful and much administration
- will stand the ensuing season, ending on
the 25th day of June, on Mondays, Tuesdays,
and Wednesdays, at the stable 81 the subseri-
Der, ) miles from Charlestowni on Thurs
days, Fridays, and Saturdays. NJ the stable Of
ID. %. Allen, Esq. miles north of BattietoSn,
at $40 cash the single lesp-siS the season
IL paid before the expiration of the season, II
not, s2D will be exactcd IA every easc-and
$50 To insure n mare with foal-5O cents cash
To the groom in every instance. Any person
sending mares viii be cutitied To tue 9th
mare gratis. Mares hat went To- Red Rover
last year 10y tl.e season, and fail In be with
foal, will be Insured at the season price,
Good Pasturag-, or mares fed on grain aud
hay at either stand. on moderate terms.
sir WALTER SCOTT Is a beautiful dark
bay, with "A handsome star, black legs, name
and TAIL years old this spring, IL hands
inches hish-he IL truly a mos, splendid ani-
NAL, and much admired by all who have vet
seen him. Ills great muscular ;.owcr, com
IN aDding appearance. blood and performance
rank hun among the hrst horses Of the DAY;
and lac Is sad 10 be more like his noble sire
Monsieur Tonson,) than any colt of RS get
and va, sold 10 Mr.. Robson at 5 years Old
Tor $1,000.
Tic Monsieur Tonson stock stand higher
IN the estimation OF Mr.. WIN. X. johnson,
than any other stock ia the United States. "a
reference 10 that fact, give an extract from
MIR. Johnson's advertisement.
PERFORMANCE:
Tree Hill, Spring Meeting ls32, at years
old, winner Of tie stallion stakes over tie
Tree B.'i course, beating with ease 4. 2.
tlare's Z. c. by Contention. Nm. X. Johnson's
gr. {. by Medley Blue Birdl winner of the
$1,000 sweepstakes, miles out, over The 4.
course, Long Island, Damon 10y Gohauna. and
Mr.. Harr.sonas b.. f. by Arab. lie vas beat
en- at NEWMARKET, fall races, beins lame and
IN other respects m very bad condition. ~
Fairfield. still complaining, bat much better
than hc was at NEWMARKET, winner Of the
stakes. beating MIR. Bolts Douglass, by to-
hanna, out OF the dam Of Collier, Vim. n.
Johnson's Tobacconist, by Johanna, J. J.
iiarrlson's ch. c. by Archy, and DIR. Minge's
Black Hawk, who beat him at Sew-uarket.
This race was won with great ease ia 3m. 81
:. and 3n. SIS. After this race, Major Dos
well purchased one-haif Of him. for which he
paid $500 cash. Ills feet being seriously
diseased lac was then turned out aud not train
ed until the fall oG 1888, when he was again
started for the Lynchburg jockey club purse,
IN which race he let down IA running the 81
mile IN the second heat. See Turf Register
IN reference To the above performance.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March ID, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
CarStO<O arabian.

'HE subscriber Is happy 10 inform the
lovers of fine horses, that he has this full
hrcd Arabian Stallion ct his farm near Shepherds
town, Va where he will stand this season, (Sun-
days excepted and b. let to nj ten dollars
the season.
The season has commenced. anal will eni the
FIRST day OF July ncxt. tie refers IN the annexed
Description and certificates
HENRY SHEPHERD.
April !, iSJl.-a'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
STAGES

WILL rua THREE TINES WEEK
Wv between Winchester and Frederick
town. Leaving Winchester at noon on Tues-
days. Thursdays, aud Saturdays, aud arrive
at Fredericktown next morning in time To
iskc the . O'Clock Cars for baltimore; and
will return To Winchester IN time 10 connect
with all tie Western Stages.
THIS arrangement will be in operation un-
I'll the breach ia the Canal bc nended. nj
which tune the DAILY hne " ~ 20 into opc-
ration, To connect with the Packet Boat al
liarpers-ferry-so that passengers, leaving
Baltimore in the morning, will arrive at WIN.
chester on the same day -IeturnIng ~ BALI
more IN the same order.
&. ". MCkINSTRY s CO.
March 20, lS3i-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Il s6Iss06le TaNkery, sc.
Ar HARPERs-FERRY,
ron SALE.

IHNHE very valuable aud eligible real pr,-
n perry belonging 90 the estate Of T.sn-
send beckham, deed, situated on The upyer
part Of tho Island Of Yirginius, at Ha-ic-s-
Ferry - now IA the market, OF pr, ate sale
The premises consist Of TANNING IS
IABLisllNENr, with water works 20 grind
bark large number Of Vats. shops. Bar,
Houses, ana every other appurien anoc re-
qured TO carry on the business on The a.o.i
extensive scale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Drmyx. .Wedici,scs, sc.

which they will sell ns low can be had at
any other shop>-smong whirh arc the fol-
io~iug A choice selection Of DIR. Carpeo-
ter's PrcpAratiens, va: the ext of Buchu.,
comp ext. of ssrsaPsriils, comp. ext. VI Lii
'ersort. comp ext. Of Pink Root, Saratoga
Powders, EJe-watcr, OIL, and Extracts III
different kinds. all new preparations aud much
approved of for the purposes tor which they
intended
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
In ercclient Oil Mn,
TWO COMMODIoUS
DWELLING HOUSES,

The yards and garden Of one Of them htsfiy
imProved--tOgcther with several out-tui...
Ings Of different kinds
A further description of said property
deemed nszPcdieui, rs the purchaser - III u,
course view Il for himself tits conGLertiy
believed, however, that the various unusu,l
advantage, arising from IL proximity e. to
i"o great works Of internal improvement. % b.
abundant supply 81 country hides from Il
lIarper'-fcrfy market, the water power. 4
combine 10 render it the most eligible PRO
perry of the krnd, for % person or conrsny
with good capital, 90 % found in the coln
~
The property ,bs,ng unsutel 20 the oceupl
tiou aud manage u,eut u q ~ idow aud So..- .
children, u'll tc di.po.ed II on very rca.oaa-
bic terms, both as - price aud extcusiOn /.
credits
for further particulars, apply either 90 ioif
Frame, AZ liarpc Perry, orto Andrew ll..-
ter 90 CharlestowD, va.
Npv =, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
PEDIt;REr.

PEDlGREE.
JoHS RIcuARDs was by the great Sir Archy (;
his dam was by Rather (sometimes called
Raitle-not DR.. Thornton's.) RATHER was
esteemed m this country no less as a race
horse than n stallion; he was several tunes
winner IN this state North Caroiii.a) when
a colt, aud subsequently ia South Carolina,
particularly at Charleston lac was 10y the
old Imported horse Shark; hi- dam was the
celebrated race mare Lady Legs, who was
also the dam OF the unequailed race horse
Collectors she was by the Imported horse
Ccntiuel, her dam by the imported horse
Fearnought, out Of a mare that was imported
by MIR. Randolph Of Virginia. Hi, John Rich
ards'sD x. dam by the old imported horse
Medley, his s. <. dam by old ildair, ms Z.
(. G. dam by Non Paricl out OF an imported
mare. Sir Archy John Richards's sire) was
by the imported Doomed, out Of the imported
mare Ca>tIanira-she by Rockingham out of
Iabitha, Rockingham by HighAyer out Of Pu-
riiy, sister to Pumpkin; Purity 10y Mstchem,
out OF the old Squirt mare, who produced IL
cOiis-3 were never trained, , died young,
and the other IL were good runners. The
above il IN my opinion "A correct pedigree Of
John Richards Tor further information refer
10 tile stud book. JOHN n. AMIS"
ErtrGofs from .Ur Bela Ba,iger's letters ia De-
oeniber, 1882.
Jonn htchardss colts from bloOded M ares
bid fair 10 make good four mile horses.
have one, called the Fly ing Dutchman-I have
run hree miie races, all Of which he won,
beating Mr.. Steyens's celebrated Black Maria,
Johnsons's Nulliher and others. Betsy Rich
ards, his full sister, has won, more than per-
haPs almost any other nag in Virginia at all
distances. ] saw the trial, single mile
heat, between John Richards, Betsy Rich
ards, Cbilders and Sumpter--Betsy Richards
was next to John Richards ia the trial, and
she forty g1rdS behind. Henry did not run in
the trIai, because John Richards and himself
were owned by the same man, had always
been trained ~ the same stable, and 1t vas
known John Richards was the best OF the
two. THIS trial decided that John Richards
should run the great match against Eclipse,
but becoming lame, Henry was substituted. -
I" John Richards has very few good blooded
mares, aud not more than three or four Of
note among them, and those within the last
three seasons, not one OF his mares has pro-
duced better runners 10y any other horse,
where they have been trained. The dam Of
the Flying Dutchman was considered a good
haD mile mare"
ErfrGots froni W J,La -. i,ais's (o4sHer Of
Sr .irchyJ letter 10 .ifr. Beid Badyey, ia Re
6'Hdrp. 1870
81 cannot fOTbe3r expressing regrets at his
John Richsrds) having left this section Of
country, ss am already Of oniniou that he
was at least a fair candidate To succeed his
sire (SH Archy) II u the opinion Of many
that Henry u his superior--but am DsrJsei-
~ satisfied 20 the contrary, not only from gen
er1i observation, but private trial made Of
them ThsH frainedby BlS, in which John Rich
ard, cvinced great superiority"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
w. X. JOHNSON"

Believing Sir Walter Scott to be one Of The
best young horses in tho State, Purchased
one half OF him the fall after lac Was 3 years
old, for which paid Fifteen hiadred Dollars
cash His feet being in bad condition. very
seriously injured, turned him out aud took
him up last fall and put him in training, when
had the highest expectations from him,
judging from his private trials with Pizaro,
Eliza Warten, aud other distinguished horses
ia my stable. ! considered HIM about the
best horse IN the State, and sought the earliest
opportunity for him to display his power, but
The disease IN his feet returning, he let down
ga his first race at l.ynchburg. See Turf Re
gi>tor, November No. 1888. shortly after
which, Mr.. Robson refused Tiro Thousand
Dollars for his half OF him.
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Feb Goth, ls3i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

Books and Stationary.
JLIIES q FIT/SLlLHO.NiS
- ESPECTTCLLY Informs hi. friend. and
\ y Tie Publie, that he has oPcued large and
spleudid assortment of

efithhih hsnniuncnt %
Books and Stationary,
IT he O,i Stand, .Na. 4, .Hrlrf- SysDIye. Hlr-
Crra- fcr7V
Whith he oferf II very reduced priers for essh
Amongst las stuck all b. found q choice scl-e-
ton Il
Ancient AMI Modern History,
Homsnce, Poetry snd Light Healing
large supply 81 school Rocks,
Moral and Religious W Oh - Family Biblea
sdics' Albums. fdificrcut bibdinga)
Nsuk By0ks. VIZ. tedgcrs and Journals
Dsy. Mepurapdum and Pass Books,
Aimsnsrs for 1884. EnFhsh and t.ersnsn,
handsome supply 81 Music .ad Music Paper.
Nisiung and Conversation Carls,
4 larEr stock ~ Pisys
Chimney Scrreus--N rnitian Blinda
Pcket B,oks sod " slirts
blsrk. Red. end Inslrl,bie fake
IN stsris. tluills Bnd Steel Pens
ntung s"d Letter Paper, plsin aud ruled.
lsrs- and small wrapping TO-
lea Paper sod Bonnet Blards
aitra ard Pstrut Hulrrs
Pocket Asps - tiie United states
lDuO a. ~ sinl le staics
Ditto d.. e sise ilol, Land
Maps 0u hollrrs--sisir sd I'D P.oeils
10y nna and Hack sand, sand Ross. ~. &s
W. hips Nv attention o. business, snd Issir,
20 Pcssr, g. merit si,srr - ti,r public pssr nssvs
W heeps Cstiugue - bis sioet 90 be e.ss,ni.r
eh,,h l"s friends siil please eail aad t.mitr,.
| h-fFeFs-lcfry, Nov -, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
PEDIGREE.

Sra WALTER Scorr was sired by Monsieur
Tonson, he by Pacolet, he by the imported
Citizen, he by Pacolet of England. he 10y Blank
and Blank by the Godolphin Arabian; has dam
Fantail by Archy, out of the dam of Sally
McGee, &. z. dam by the imported knowsley,
8. &. <. dam by the imported Dion, z. &. e. Z.
dam by Ceior, &. &. &. &. &. dam by Tristan
Shandy For further particulars, see Turf
Register, and English Stud Book.
THOMAS McGEHEE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Jan. 27th, 1884.

Extract from .hr. JohHs0n'S advertisement.
Monsieur ToRsOn5 colts have sold at very
high prices. saw their improvement, lac
having had last fall more winners than the
get of any other horse in America. The best
evidence. however, of my opinion OF bin, Is,
that paid, last November, Ten thousand
Dollars Cash for him.
" u InuNSnNr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

DO hereby certify, that saw n private
trial with Major Doswoii's stable 81 horses. a
short time before they set out for Lyuchburg.
fall q 1883. when il Wa evident sir " alte.
Scott was much the best horse he had; and
As such, he selected him to run for the Lynch
burg jockey club purse, although lac had "a
hts stable, Pizaro, Moscow, Elya Wauon.
Lady Roland, and others, most OF which have
distinguished themselves a. racers. Given
under my hand, this 2lsI Feb. l-3i.
WM. WILLIAMSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
ssosref Complaints.

They have also for sale, DIR. JAMES Car
asinaiINe Balsasn, one of the most edectuai
remedies yet discovered for that destructive
disease in children, the summer Complaint;
~ u rccomme ndei with he utmost confidence
ia families, n a medicine which NIlI save the
lives "f hundreds. when timely sdn'niste red.
In Bowel Complaints, Cholera NcrhIs, Dys IN
terry, sc. and IN all diseases arising from y
diseased slate of tLe stomach and liver, a.
Dyspepsia, indigestion, Sex Headache, etc.
Il will be found pleasant and never failing
cure.
CsTn6cnc fam ID. H,.. !Si~-hnV.
This may certify, that have used DIR.
jayne c arninaiiVe Balsan. very extensively,
~ bowel complaints, and have not the l-nst
hesitation IA declaring It superior Co any pre-
paratInn, that have met with, for the relief
OF those diseases.
WV. SrHEIING, M.p.
BThlgeton, July ! (, 1881.
Ccrtifen,- fun m T. J. Klft-, Pastor Of ihe >!
HIpnsf Church at PhIla.kiciso
Having been permitted e. examine the
conpobeuts Of which the Carmiuaii,e bal
sam consists, aud tested in my family its benc-
hci1l effects, am certain that it viii L. found
"very happy combination aud useful mr.
dicine," for those complaints Tor which il
processes To be- n cure. +. J. KITS.
Philadelphia, July "a, 1871.
Ss-PTies. - cents per bottle.
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CO-ParfnerShip.
On. oEo. "a. STEPHENSON

HAS associated himself With Mr.. James
HI Andre ~. under the firm of DR.. a. y
. pheasOs s. 90. They have now on hand,
., intend keeping a largo and general a.
At
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.N0iice 60 TrareRcrs.

WINTER AHHANGEMENT
OfHe Hoiiimore and Olis Rait- Road Care from
frrdrFfff
nNE Car will leave the depot ~ Fredcr-
~ iek At Z O'Clock, A. ~. fur Baltimore
81 Which place passengers viii apply for tick
ets Tor sad car.
The trrin of cars fof Baltimore will lssve
tlg ticket Office, in Manufactured, "a 10 M
nutss before ., 4 VI. where passengers Will
be- furnished vith tickets
Two ears fOr tie Point 4 Rocks will leave
tbe Office ~ I O'Clock, 2 "
From Ne Point Of Rock'
Two cars all leave the Point of Rocks ai
:. " % meet the train from Ifcjclifk for
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March H., isJi-iy
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PL.H.VK! PE.R.VK!!
VVHE fubscr,bsr has . quantity q ssssoa-
~ "a PLANK for sale of good quaii-
y, such - inch, : inch, l inch, IL ioeh. ~
inch, ? ~ inch.
aHIMoLHB,
JoTsT sushs, ~ feet. ~ feet, eject,
l. iest, aud 90 feet
Two seu. Of HOUSE LOGS, 20 BY 80
BCANTLTfTG P'ue and poplar, Jinch
inch, . inch, ADD inch.
CHARLES HAHPRR
shephsrdsiown, July :, isJ3--H
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BE rnard Burns
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p Bsrnc
Robert Brown
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Patrick Buckles
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e.
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Joseph Colwell
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u Collins
Amanda Dick
JACOB Duvall
Mrs Ann DuVall
Rosanna DolAn
" IN DurNe
Thomas Dixson
Charles Duncan
James Dawson
Eli Derry
Thomas Duckett
Robert Duke
Thomas Dunn
James Dunn
r.
Mrs + EDgIes
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+
Henry NJ Foreman
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u Hilton
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Joseph Ingram
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John Jackson
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Francis Kuhcr
AprFJ, 1884
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WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON"

'"John Richards. Betsy Richards, Henry Chill
drrs, SuinpIrr snd Washington, %, rirnDl,on, }
all eelehr.,ed horses, wert VA CoL johnson, sta
bic ut thst uuIy. b. 49,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
the terms, will not be entitled 90 the priv y
icgc- JOSIAH WA WARE
Frederick city, March q, 1884.
From .iir. Baiger,s aJoer,.s-pc,a.

From .ifr. Badger.'s ajuer,.s-BcHa.
"John Richard, Will bc - years old the
ensuing SPRING. beautiful blood bay color,
with black legs, inano and tail, star IN the
forehead. l6hsnds high, Of 4 remarkably fnc,
iaieed faultless figure. Astounding in bone aud
sinew, with full, bold chest. aud an point of
strength unexeelled by any horse IN the T..
States. John Richards, % win De seen by
the following letter from WIN r. Johnson,
Esq. Ga member Of the senate Of Virginia W rs
originally selected, afier hiai, from all the best
horses, OF the South, To run the great mattel
race OF $50, 900, 4 milo heats, ssainsi Eclipse;
but having accidentally injured Of his
iore-feet, It became necessary to substitute
Henri, in us place"
Rci1aonsi Ia, January ., 1896.
- am GLAD yon have got safe home with John
Richards and much pleased that you arr the
Ut - fine horse. although most sincerely ~isi.
.aatii n,isti have put my mares to ham. JJ..n
Richards got injured 50 early and When Dung.
tina, the Public has not hal opportunity Of tOT
inG opinion cd his eTccis-Grc racer. I have
had fair aud full My OF Juigi1g OF hiu, having
trained HIM with MACY Others, ~ order 90 make
selection 20 run the great and celebrated match
with Eclipse aud hv,It.tc not to .sy that lac
decidedly NV ebrier. aud that had he remained
sOand, he would tnDsi unqursIIouRbly have run
the Eldfck.-as from tr,Al made II Newmarket, a
ia, t~o before IA, departure fos Long Island
lac certainly ti,- best uit stable. THIS fact
Together with L.. appearance. size ami blood, make
han, ~ to- ul.it.tuH. rs.il ic siGHgsH. W Ish-
In. YOU success viii hini, ~ln. resp, dull,, ,oui
most ObedicDi,
WILLIAM H. JOHNSON"
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II LiSf Of Letters

ID EMAiNING in the Post Office. Harpers-
4 q Ferry, on the 3lst March, 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-25
DE ATHS.

To The Editor of The Harreni0n ld.) RegIster
Mn EpIToR-l have the painful task OF com
,nunicatin0 to YOU one of the most melancholy
visitinos of contagious disease which has oc-
cnrred in our section of country. Our worthy
and hiuhly respected friend Richard RiXey, Esq"
lbs ,r;thin four days seen three OF his most int
resting and promising children IN the oioom OF
routh and in the midst of usefulness to their pa
rents snatched away by the hand oil death altcr
n few DAYS illness Only, and are now The lnhaoi-
tants of the cold grave,
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst. after an illreSs OF
8 DAYS Of Typhus fever LAvINIA, aged thirteen
years. oo. m ;un.ss ,f
about Is days, PENELOPE. in the 10Th year OF her
age;-and, :usoo ~
On Monday the 18th inst. after an illness OF
% DAYS, CHuRcRILL aged Is years.
The subjects of this communication were all
remark ably interesting, possessing the most nap
nv dispositions and progressing manners;
but the acquaintance of the writer OF tins was
more particularly confined to the last men
toned. whom he has known intimately from
his cradle. As a son he showed by his conduct
the strictest duty and affection to his parents;
as an acquaintance, d'gnihed in his deport
ment and at the same time agreeable and
free in his manners, and as friend warm and
,ncb0noende. The friends of the bereavcd pa
ran,s nav condoe with them for this irrepar-
able loss to themselves and society. Death
;s choice in selecting his victim. The bright
oft mark attracts his aim, and by his ruthless
and society is frequeat hob5ed II It's best or
naments.
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NOV s..

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In 3 vols l2mo, Peter Simple; or, Adven-
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The Pacha Of Many Tales, by the Author OF
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The Miseries Of Marriage; or The Fair of
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The Cruise Of the Midge by the Author OF
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BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.


DY virtue Of two several deeds Of trust re-
ID corded in the u S. Circuit Court for the
County Of Alexandria, Lib. o. No. 2, fol- SO, and
Lib. X, No. 2, fol. So, SHALL on Wednesday, the
Goth day Of November next. offer at public sale,
for cash, A LOT OF GROUND in the town of
Alexandria, beginning 81 l-2 feet from the cor
ner of Princess and Union streets; thence South
with Union street to Conway's line; thence East
with said line, and parallels TO Princess street,
into the River Potomac; thence North with the
River to the line of john Adam thence with his
line to the beginning.
Should the proceeds of such sale be INSULT
cient for the purpose OF the trust, shall then
proceed to SELL for cash,
IA LOT OF GROUND on Water and
Princess streets, llS feet on Uater street, and
1856 on Princess street.
9. A LOT opposite the same, CD Oh Prn.
cess street and an alley, IS feet by 46 feet.
3. A LOT OF GROUND on Oronoko ST.,
being "A Of square, running through the cen
tire to Pendlcton street, and opposite the late
Mordecai Mller's Bake House.
4. One halfofan undivided HALF SQUARE,
less sixty feet, on Oronoko, Royal, and Pitt
streets, where the old Catholic Chapel stood,
and opposite Hollinsbury's late brick yard
s. A LOT OF GROUND ON UoIfe street,
opposite the residence of John G. Vowel and
fronting on " olfc and Pitt streets OF a square.
The sale will commence at the first mentioned
piece Of property. and will then proceed Oh the
premises Of each lot as advertised.
Should the sale be prevented on that day, it
will take place the next fair day, and be con-
tinued from day to day until finished.
as Sale to take place at ~ O'Clock, M.
VIM. LUDWELL HODGSON,
sept 24-6Od Trustee.