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n "" OkoONDS FOR SALE.--The subscriber with
A view 10 removal up the country, is desrous of
ssog me plantation on which he resides, called the Low
uronnds lying in the upper end Of King William county,
on me MasPoDy River and containing 1919 34 acres of
land, Sl3 3D. acres Of which lie Immediately on the Mat
taPony River aud 2O6 Herring Creek: il is about III
miles from Ayiets, good deposit for grain I6 from the
Bowling Green, and Is from Hanover Court House. This
land Is well adapted 10 the cultivation of Corn Wheat
Tobacco and Cotton There are six beds of rich she'll
mari on II, convenient TO the different fields. There is
small, comfortable Dwelling house on IT, also tobacco
houses, ana all other houses necessary for pianaou
further description is deemed unnecessary The land
VIII be shown with pleasure, and terms made known on
application to the subscriber. ANY communication d.
rected 10 The White Cbimpeys. Caroline, will be attend
ed TO. JAOUEIJNE A PERKFIEV
mhcn Ill i04--Iswtf
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@SARPEDON. This celebrated racer and ,oIl;on g.,
~ imported by Mr. Avery, will stand the present season
Wmcn mas commenced, at my stable, LawrenceviIe
Brunswick county, Virginia, about so miles from Peters
burg, and 40 miles from Warrenton NJ c. The nrice il
oo 'e season $iOo insurance, and 81 10 the groom
any person who will become responsible for five mares
snail have the season OF the sixth gratis Mares fed as
ueeu al 20 cents per day. Good pasurage the board
oil servants gratis The groom is very c,reluI and a,
e ana every eXeon viii be made prevent
ana escapes, but no responsibility for either
SarPedon is dark bay or brown, of fine size and hand
some lorm, fully feet inches high has good bone and
stance and activity
ne was gotby Emus the best sialliOnin England and
sire oil those great horses of the present day P9am
ellsworth Marcus, Oxygen Saypedon. Scino' NIoncha
Agreeable, Cuidad Rodrigo Emilian and many Others
odao"g IN he year lsSi alone, 20 winners of note-
OAKS and many other winners; grandam Parma by Dick
.andre,csj May by Beningbrough; Primrose bv Man,
%enoi Cneketby He,od Sophia by Blank Lord Leighs
nyan's Arabian, out of Gpsey, by King Williams No.
IoTrguesa I, Barb; MskGess,; RoyalMare
he Flyer was got by Vandyke Junior; dam AzaI;. h,
Benlngbrougb; Gillfower by Highnyer; GoIfnder: s:
eyes by Regulus, SC. "'''A
vandyke Junior was got by Walton. dam Dabchick by
Proserpine sister 10 Eclipse, &C.
SarPedons blood is the best in England and as distinct
IRON ours as can wen be. Through POOOoooooos, Ben
comInon share oil the best bottoined Eclipse blood
Sarpedon ran altogether at Newmarket and The most
fashionable courses and though lie wasnvery bad hands
'snd Oady managed not of the get OF Emilius and
ooIlan' 'he Two most fashionable and popular Stations
won more races in 1881 and 1892 than Spedon excep
ffidm' ana he only one Sarpedon won three
sweepstakes at Newmarket, two of them Of 100 guneas
each subscriber, and match of 200 guineas at The same
place; two sweepstakes at Stanford 100
each subscriber, and the cups Bibury and Stamford
lie was handicapped TO carry very high weights some
Zines 30 lbs. than good horses of the same age
Which shows his great superiority racer. He beat
variation, winner of the Oaks, Spaniel winner of the
Dersy Gienariney (who beat Mameluke Lucetta Tran.
py' SD Bohemian, own brother 10 Znganee, Tie Sad
der, Rubui, Little Red Rover Sepio Cuidad Rodrigo
fagsn Veslris, PickPocket, Aencds, Caleb Rough Ro.
BIN, Agreeable Prooco and many other most fashionable
and successful racers.
Last year he made season al Newmarket, al 10 gui.
meas ana proved himself uDcommonly sure geer
For further particulars, see hand bills
=, WIN. H. MERRITT,
march I'll llO1-w4w] Near Lawrenceville.
W The Wing, LJnchburg virgnap, Norfolk Herald will
above
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE SHOP,

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE SHOP
" Corner OF Main and 49, Streets, opposite the Union
Hotel, Richmond, Va.-Tbe Subscriber, proprielor of
the above establishment, would respectfully inform his
friends and the P-blc that he, as Paenee Proprietor Of
me Patent hghts, or gent Is prepared to furnish them
al short notice, With the following very necessary labor
saving Patent Machines, viz Saords Single and Double
geered straw Cutters; Pakers IronC yinder Steel Spring
Corn Shelter; Fox and Borands Stspe-tooib SpDg bed
and Woods Steel.spring beser Thrsshlng Machines:
Emmons Chain band Horse Powers Brees' Horse Power
Gfist Mills; Clinton and Smiths Fan Mills; Bowlings
Corn Planters Freeborns Ploughs, and many other ar
cles-he most Of which made at his Shop strong and
In the best manner He would also sell County Rjgbts
for making and vending several kinds Of the above Ma
chimes. JABEZ PARKER.
Richmond, February 10, 1884 I0O--vt0
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NoIlCE.-All persons having claims against the es.
tate OF Temple Elliott, decd, against him az
Executor Of Thomas Walker, decd, Administrator of
William Hunton, deed will bring them in, properly au
thenucated Tor settlement, on before the first dsy of
August next, This notice will be plead in bar Of ali
claims, If not attended 10. N r. Hill
April ], 1884 Io7 whm
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NOTICE. orewarn all persons from trading for Bond
y purporiing 10 be executed by me 10 Melville NJ
Walton, about the last OF January first OF February last
the amount not now recoIeced--but some where
about Five Hundred Dollars said Bond was unfairly
obtained, and not for valuable considerations Upon
lair settlement OF all accounts opinion nothing
would be due said Melville N. Walton
AGNES WALTON.
HaDover, March IL, 81 I03-W4ws
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nj arch IA.

HN CHANCERY-VIRc1NIA Ches,er;eII co,
III ty court March 10Th, 1884:
George Sneings, PLAINTIFF
against ""'
William Snelngs, Alexander Snelings, John Smell.
traitor with the will annexed of William Waj,baii e.
~. - an" Jon" SheInngs, Defendants.
ne defendants, William Snellings, Alexander Smell.
ngs William Roberts and John Snengs of Georgia NOT
having entered their appearance and given security ac
corning TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
au appearing to the satisfaction Of the that thew
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth II il orderj
mat the said defendants do appear here on the second
nionday In May next, and Plaintiffs bill and
mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond for two months
excessively and another copy posted at the front door of
the court House oil this county. Copy-Teste.
. LAWSON NUNNALLY DC
March H. mo . 70
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A WASH FOR NEGROES.--I shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During my absence,
chase OF slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid
NOV. 70 1911 LEWIS A, COLLIER
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March 20, 1884.

d VIE GROVE, near University of Virginia at pub.
"A nc a"ct'on-on Monday, The h OF May next,
VIII ofer, at public auction, that very attractive and de-
sirabe residence, known The Grove near the Unvcr
SHY oil Virginia, on the Main ST. to Charlottesville This
property could be advanageouy appropriated as Board
for students. The unprecedented success of
e institution this session. gives not only unerring ndi-
caoh OF continued prosperity but the best assurance that
Gle 10 Tue nigh emnence assigned il by its early friends:
hence, genteel and well conducted Boarding house
would ever prove pleasant and profitable establishment,
at this very eligible location. Business almost any kind
could be successfully prosecuted here, there annu-
any over laooUo dollars expended by Professors, Stu
me University There between and acres attach.
ed 10 The premses2 lots, well taken with clover-a ne
cessaTy oihces, and very substantial brick Mansion.
house wen finished, in excellent repair, surrounded bv
beautiful OAK Grove OF about in extent Six or
seven years snce this property cost 1000 dollars
and will now be sold for less than half that sum erms
hfee ahdsx months, with interest from date--bond trust
&c. TO secure payment. Title indisputable
~ E. w. REINHART
Charlottesville, Va March 49, IOs-wA,v
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'"Sss's. John H. Hall, Robert Carter, George Price
yohn HdrTlson John WHliams, William pTorshan,'
1ohn ~ Parton Sel6y Benson, Thomas, o. Meaur.
and Dd6ney p. Sneed:
& NENTLEMEN-Takc notice: that I shall. on the
w Zo.h oi April next, at the Court house of Martin
county Indiana, between the hours of 10 O'clock A. M
ana M OH said day, before Justices Thomas Cecil
ana hu'us brown OF said county and State proceed to
aKe inc deposition OF Caleb Renhar be read as ev.
aence In SUIT depending in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Tor Pitlsyvania county, Virginia.
wherein you are defendants and l am plaintiff You can
attend then and there, if you choose. Yours, sc.
March 20, 1884. Io6NmA
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'heSsTs John II. Hail. b. w. j. CdbeL, Robert Car.
ter' Geo Price, John Harrison, John Viuams, MI
nam WOrShaw, John W. Parton, .Selby Benson
1honds o. Meamr, and Dabney p. Sneed:
NENTLEMEN-Take notice: that I shall on tba
~ 26h Of April next, g: The Courthouse of Martin
county, Indiana, between the hours oil 10 O'clock A. M
ana Z; M on said day. before Justices Thomas Cecil
ana uias Brown of said county and State proceed TO
take me deposition OF Caleb Renha be read as evil
dence IN suit depending in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Pusyvania county, Va. wherein
you are defendants aud am plaintiff You can attend
theh ana there, II you choose. Yours, sc.
. T.. w. REINHART
March 90, 1884 ,ns -
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IL mas been stated 10 tho A. r. r. that Precipae died on s
passage America. NJ on Us
FollfIom dead " 'S"' 'N0' UT o.
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n Observation-Disclosures. rules held in tho
N Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit Superior Court oil Law
and Chaneery, on the 10Th day Of January, 1884:
kennods Chapman and James She pherd, executors of
William Shepherd, deceased, aud Philip b. Winston 10.
seph w. Pendleton and Edmund PcnIeton executors of
Henry Pendleton, deceased, plaintiffs.
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More Ne;C Goods ;! !

EHM. i. WHEATON is constantly receiv-
w ing DRY GooDs of every description. -
iiis stock now embraces splendid assortment
Of broadcloths. OF the most fashionable colors,
and OF divers qualities.
Csssimeros striped, ribbed and plain, q
choice lot OF coors aud qualities.
Sattlneis various kind, lion skin, petcrsham.
call wool home mace clo'h," Of superior fabric,
kerseys, goats hair and comm on cambIoi,
salisbury A"nnels, red, white, yellow. green and
blue ilanneis, sergcs, bookings, free cloth.
Silk velvet. for vest ng, &c prime assort-
meni Of winter ves,inss, hats and caps, gloves,
mt ems, comiorters, ladies' capes. boas, pelcr-
ines, ladies mohair hose ribbed, merine do, en-
broidcred and PLAIN, dSs0'fsd cellars, worstcd
do do, gents. lambs wool, worstcd, and yarn
hose and socks, lambs wool shirts, cotton Han
nels, red and blue, groy plaid cotton and wool
nunnols, Nantucket korscy do scarlet iwi!lcd
do. bombazelts, bon,bazincs, colored silks tor
cloaks and dresses, black silks and satlns,
Fronch, British and American calicoes, chm's
and copper plate do, winter, ginghnms. 3-4 fur
nituie dinItcs, Ga IA. 81 und 8 1 damask
table liaens. linen sheetIng, russia diapers Irish
do, cotton do, crash. mar.eillcs quilts. woolcn
ana brown linen table covers, oil cloths, blank
cts. bea ached sheetings and shftings, brown do
do, ticklngs, Irish linens from low very fine,
brown lnens, long lawn corded skirts, brown tow
cloth, sirianer cloth, frocking, ronens duck.
Russia shee'ings, t'ckl~nbutgh, osnahur gh, tai
lurs trimmings, large red mcrino shawls nsW
styie, super red and black ,hbot hdkfs > Al
and b-4 green and white blond gauzc ve,ls, fan,
cy satin and silk hdkts, green barege common
back, white and rcd shawls, cases umbrellas,
pongees. po gee flag &c, silk hdkIs, cotton do,
black and coored silk cravats, white and col
orod cambric do, linen cambric aud i'm. linen
cambric hdkts, s'spenders, checked cambrick ,
ackonets, Swss, null, and book muslins, linen
cambrick, bishop lawns, window shades, chil-
dren's STOCKINGS. Grec,an hnois. ohild,.n" AiJ
and yarn gloves and yarn mittcns, ioys' yarn
gloves and mittens, stocks, clastics, patent
slices, boot lacngs, stay laclngs, tapes. ribbons
quality and carpet bindings. drab worslcd bind
lngs for box coats &c, combs, pins, needles,
hooks & eyes, braids and cords, bobb net laces,
linen and cotton edgngs, footlngs. insertings,
tabby vavots, silk velvcts, florence silks, gents |
and lad cs hs gloves, sewing cotton. spool do,
raylors, Choppes, Clarks sc. pearl buttons.
cotton hdkis, cotton bats, Grape, &C &C. for
SO eusooabe goods, a, prices earemeig low.
apply at LONG RooM.
Nov !.
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,r-ys r, Ms Members of Me " s e.

sr-Js 70 The Members Of The W. S. c.
Mr.. II. A. CoFrIs will delivers lecture before
the Members Of tho Warren Social Club. at their
Hall, on Wednesday evening next, commencing nj
q I-2 o'clock. Subjcct--EcLirsEs
Immediately after the lecture the following Cues
,ion will be discussed. I" HAS u man ever right
to uc, contrary to his conscience
W.i. Il. WalATos. 7. ssident pro. 'cn,.
noy l.
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NHAEEEs HE'D.

In Bristol, by the Rev Mr. Bristed, Mr. John Rus
sell, Of Erie, Penn to Mise Charlotte, daughter OF
Mr. Joseph Colt, OF Bristol
In New York, MIR William T. Vernon, former
y OF Newport. TO Miss Sophia T.. Reid.
Al Chariesiown, X. !. by Rev DR. Fay, Mr. VIII
linn Bradford D'Wolf, Of Bristol, to Miss Mary
Russell Solely, daughter ofJohn socy, Esq
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"Go AHEAD" a tailoress in the employ Of
Messrs. Turner & Salisbury, Of this town, has re-
Gently made in 10 successive days, ~ pair Of
mems trowsers, 3 pair Of boys pantnloons. pen
Jacket. and short jacket, all with her own hands.
If any one can tell greater story than this,-lct
them &" Go-ahead"
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN

ARRIVED.
Oct 24ti--sloop Victory, Heath, Providence.
26th-sloop Eliza, Lawton, ditto.
Sloop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, do.
Sloop Bridgewater, Mason, Albany.
Sloop Portsmouth, Winslow, New York.
26th-slooP Heury, Crapo, New Bedford.
27th--sloop Reaper, Pitman, Bristol.
2sth-sloop Almira, Blake, Providence.
29th-s!oop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, do.
sloop Bridgewater. Mason, do.
3Oth-sloop Eliza, Lawton, do.
SAILED.
Oct oth,-sloop Victory, Heath, New York.
2eth-sloop Henry, Crapo, New Bedford.
3Oth-sloop Portsmouth, Winsow, New York
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GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Store.
Turner & Salisbury,

| --WATER-sTREEr--
HHAVE on hand large assortment
:" Of Cloths of the most fashionable
colors, among which are superfine oliv"
green, invisible do, peacock do, dahlia,
brown, olive brown, olive, blue, black,
SC. &c. common do do also, rich and
Sc lect lot Of Cassimeres Of various styles
aud qualities. A large assortment OF
Vestings of new and approved patterns.
They have also an extensive assort-
ment OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
comprising DRESS and FRocK CoATs Of
different qualities, and variety Of fash
lonable colors cashmere and cloth FAM
TALooNs, ofvarious colors and qualities
velvet, valencia, satin, bombazine and
Marseilles VESTS. Also, a variety Of
sho,t jackets, pea jackets, monkey do,
reefIng do, thick trowsers, flannel shirts,
and draws, cotton and linen shirts, stocks,
lcravats, &c. &c.
At this Establishment may be found
every article appertaining 10 a gentle
mans wardrobe, made from the best Of
stock and in faithful manner which at
all times will be sold as low as at any 9TH
or Store. Oct ID.
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AvtERlNO'S &c mefino cloth, msrino and
S2S-A common cnssincits together with lining
.smbries aud waddings ale rel ing very low a,
NOV l. LONG LOOM.
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ED. EVENING SCHOOL.
The subscriber purposes teaching an
EVENING School, should scholars enough
offer to make it an object. - For terms,
&c. apply during the following week, to
Nov. /. Il. MAGOUN.
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fCj' a crowd of mat,er has obliged us to post.
pone the lengthy communication of b" Fla, Head, u
this week.
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Brig Cobosse Contee. Brayton, Of this port from
Richmond for New York, with full cargo of coal
bilged and sunk on the bar below Richmond, 2Ist
ult.
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HHpB ED.

In Bristol, on the oath ult. Miss Margaret, Law
s.s, daughter Of the late Mr.. John Lawlcss. age
il2.
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srJs The CONSTITUTIONAL CONvEN.
TION will re-assembIe in Providence on Monday
the 10Th inst.
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HoN,c,pr.-Jabez w. Wilson, boy a.
bou, fifteen years Of age, was examined
last evening upon a charge of shooting
I,,.,;o n Pearce, near tho shlp-yard
st South Boston, on Wednesday afternoon
The facts respecting this melancholy and
un,i,nely affair appeared from the 'es''"o-
nv OF tho Witnesses, and the boys uncon-
,radic,ed statement to be as follows
Wilson had possessed himself ofh's faith
er's fowling piece, without his consent
with the intention Of going a guning III
tho mean time secretod it in abarn; but
afterwards thinking it was dangerous to
leavo a londcd gun in such nm exposed
condition, he took it out and discharged IT
without looking to SEQ IL thcrc were any
one within his range, nnd unfortunately
lodged the cnliro charge into tho body q
Nj. Pisfco, who had ~ just that mo'ntnt
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New Goods ! !

MUST ARRIVED from the N. York
o. Auctions, case merino cloths, 3
and 6 quarters wide, cheaper than any
Grecian boots, green sarsnett, black tab
by velvet, mohair and muslin hose, mitts,
variety of other articles, for safe very
low, at No. , Cheapside.
Nov. /. j. BuRRoucu, IN. s. Co.
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PaoHIBITIoN." During tho past week.
notices have been posted up in different parts of
the town, by order OF the Town Council, torbidng
retailers Of ardent spirits, selling, either directly or
indirectly, any ofthe r.aI cratnre" to two Of
tho Inhabitants Of tho town of harrington. A.
greeabie to aisqusst from tho Council oithat town,
have the power To forbid retailer selling. after
giving hlin full power 30 to do. For our part, we
believe that while living under tho good old Char
ter OF King Charles, they are, like tho Assembly.
" onnipolent." 1t is n common thing with our
Legislature to grant privilege ut one session, and
al the next session take il away.
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naLoAK SATlNS.- Just received 4 ps Sat-
W ins Of choice coiofs, for sale very low.
Sept 20. J. BURRoUGH, JR. & Co.
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LARGE TURNIP. We intended TO have said
something this week about large ,urnip, which
one OF our Subscribers has raised, measur-
ing i-2 feet IN circumference but as no has
not sro"shi the sad article into our presence, we
have concluded to place it among the :. deferred
articles" until we have occulur demonstration or
the tact Bring on your large turnips, your beets.
&c. &c., bring them on, gentlemen.
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MopE NoBBING AT NEW YoRK.-On
Friday night n mob Of iOoto l5o Persons'
entered the marble Manulactory OF Mr..
Bloomer on fourth street, and in very
few minutes destroyed marble fre-placos
f.omc of them very splcndid) to the n
noun, of about $4,000. The papers state
their object was to punish MIR Bloomer
for haring in his possession articles that
were manufactured at the Sing Sing
State Prison. These are, indeed, fearful
tunes
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A Large assortment

TlOT10N LAPS OF the first quality, Just ic
~ eoived apd ior sale by
s.. a. DRISCOL,
Oct 20. atci.st.
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fSor1oN LAPS--of OK client qYal,", III
~ sale at S. DATOL, Jrs.
Oct ,6
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BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
PUBLIC SALE


RY 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. 90, and
Lib. Il, No. g fol. So shall, on Wednesday, the
26th day Of November next, offer at public sale.
for cash, A LOT OF GROUND in the town Of
Alexandria, beginning 81 1-2 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 parallel 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 insuffi-
cient for the purpose of the trust, shall then
proceed to sell. for cash,
l. A LOT OF GROUND on Water and
Princess streets, 11S feet on Uater street. and
1876 on Princess street.
g. A LOT opposite the same, On on Prin-
cess street and an alley, as feet by 46 feet.
3. A LOT OF GROUND on Oronoko ST.,
being IA of square, running through the cen.
tire to Pendleton street, and opposite the late
Mordecai Mer'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 Holinsbury's late brick yard.
s. A LOT OF GROUND on Wolfe street,
opposite the residence of John c.. Vowel, and
fronting on tolfe and Pitt streets, 1-S of 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, il
will take place the next fair day, and be con.
tinued from day to day until finished.
VIM. LUDWELL HODGSON,
sept 24-60d Trustee.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND in the County O.
"A Prince William, Virginia, called Halle
Plain," containing about $50 acres.
TRACT, adjoining the above, called
Browns" containing about 40S acres.
A TRACT on Bull Run, containing about
l075 acres.
A TRACT on Cedar Run, called Fitz-
hugh's," containing about SIS acres.
TRACT on Slater's Run, containing about
$40 acres.
TRACT called Champs" containing 765
acres.
TRACT in Fauquier County, called
Hale's," containing about 400 acres.
With several smaller TRACTS, containing
from 100 TO $50 acres.
On all these Tracts are good and sufficient
Dwelling and OutHouses.
All Of which will be sold on favorable terms,
upon application to Bernard Hooe, Esq. or the
subscriber in Alexandria.
jy 81 WIN. Fl. FOWLE.