Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-04-06 00:00:00, page 3

domestic.
Nrw-York, March 30.
/ Caprain Burger, of the ship John
| and Edward, left Lisbon on the 5th
I °^ti'iebi\iary) and informs us that the
\ irm-v 'rcre advancing fa3t on
1L rtyra PortuSa1’ having reach
ed Is fa/as Barenta, Bonaparte was
at the head of an army of 100,000
men, who were marching through
Spain for Portugal. Captain B. was
informed by the British General Fane,
that he believed the French would be
iu possession, of Lisbon irr April. The
British Army had received a rein
forcement of 5,000 men, «nd expected.,
to have as many more ia March. A
squadron of gun-boate had gone up the
1 agus to prevent the French from
crossing. A number of the inhabi.
tauts of Lisbon had emigrated to the
Brazils.
New-York, March Si.
It appears by the French paper prin
ted in Philadelphia, that a Mr Doulin,
who arrived at Philadelphia from
France on the 7thiast. turns out to be
mo less a personage than general lli.
gaud. It is said, he is bending his j
course towards the southward; aad as !
*he ia an experienced general, 8c a man j
of color, it is feared his appearance
among the Southard Blacks, will be
productive of mischief.
f N Baltimore, March 31.
\ lohrn from the Pittsburg Cono
maonweimh that the meritorious and
emerpming col. Huinpries is about1
sending to the Western country the en
suing season, >* a number of his full 8c
highest degrees of mixed blooded Me
rino sheep, marked and numbered with
brasses in the;rears to prevent decep
3ucn acquisitions 10 ins
manufacturing interests of the United
States, are of incalculable v due—pro
vided, the farmers of S.& W. can pre
serve their sheep from the Dogs.
u It may be questioned, says the j
Commonwealth,-—Whether the battle
of our looms and sninning engines,
would not be more effectual in bringing
the proud and haughtv belligerents to
good terms sooner, than even the all
dc9true ive Torpedo system of the in
genious Mr. Fulton.”
Congress seem to begin to suspect
that our nav* is good for nothing.
The House has appointed n commit,
tee to enquire into the expediency of
selling some of the gunboats ; and on
motion^ Macon, have included
** fMgatej^flny1 other vessels of war”
iu the ei^uiry. Mr M. thinks the
more of them they sell die better. He
is right, for once.
Boston, March 2t».
ja SPOTTED FEVER.
TVts disease is spreading melancho
ly devastation in the northern parts of
Worcester county. It has prevailed in
Dana, Petersm»m Barre, Rutland and
Oakham. In the Worcester papers
there were several accounts of its fatal
ravages ; and we have seen letters from
that quarter which confirm the alarm
in tidings. Between Friday and
Monday last nearly 70 persons were
attacked and on Monday seven were
j^beqased. Seven cases had occurred
jFin .Rutland, about 12 miles from Wor
■ Nomew cases had occurred
iuSeMKhanrit at the last date, but ill
akb >m therJ had beta three deaths
and^l7 neat^ases.
EXTRACTS OF LETTERS,
ii n_ 1V/T . L 4
LJCHit) lHtll til IOIUi
14 That most dreudtut disorder the
spotted fever rages lure in an awlul
manner, and jin the vicinity. In my
, neighborhood lour persons were inter
red yesterday (19th inat.j—Capt. Jo
nas Eaton, Edmund Hows, Er Bur
rows, and the only child of Major S.
Henry ; the latter however of a differ
ent complaint. Mrs. Perry attended
S funeral of her brother yesterday,
ft. seized with the disorder at nine
the evening, and died at three this
mlTfring. Mr Perry is at this moment
in a violent dehrium, and not expected
to live. Mr '1 hornpion was in a vtrry
dangerous state through the night, hm
is a little better this morning. L is
evening upwards of 50 cases were re«■
ported, and an additional number to
day. Not less than six. or seven phy
sicians, from other towns, are constant
ly here, but not sufficient to attend all
the sick.”
44 Petersham,.March 19,Id 10.
44 The distress of this part of the
country it bryond any thing you can
conceive. Seven men and women and
ona child were buried in Harre this af
ternoon. Sixty are now sick. Doc
Sr Holmes told me this day that twen
-Pin sicians would not be too many
r that tov/n alone, and the di-order
has m ide its appeal ance iti Athol.**
The Worcester Spy contains some
remarks on this pestilence of the inte
rior* It observes that this fever is dif
ferent from the European spotted fe
ver ; and appears to be another kind of
putrida febris. Its remote caus-s are
traced to bad diet, corrupted grain,
putrid miasmata, See. That the Euro
pean spotted fevers appear onl\ iu hot
weather ; the one now prevailing on
ly in winter; that it appears to occur
after seasons unfavorable.to lue pro.
ductions of the earth; and therefore
it were worth inquiry whether it be not j
occasioned by 'immature, crude, ?nd
consequently unwholaome provisions.
Ltncusuro, March 16,
Halifax County, ( Vir.) — March Term
1810.
A LAW CASK REPORTED FOR T RR star.
y ^ This was aa action of
vl, V debt; the writ returnable
Pearce J to March Court was ser
ved some tint; in Frebruary and the.
deft, committed to jail for want of bail.
And this day W. B. B. atty. for the
Commonwealth sttted to the court
that, it was repreiented "to him that
the party under arrest in this t*u'it was’
a woman, aud suggested the expciftin
cy of bringing up the supposed defen
dant for the purpjse of examining in
to the truth of this allegation. Where
upon the SherilT was ordered to bring
in the party—On appearing before the
court the Jailor was cahed in, who
deposed that he had put the defen
dant Hamlin Pearce into the jail, that
the defendant had continued there un
til the preceding night, and that he did
not know when he had cjme out, if at
all—that on the preceding night, his
Mother aud two Sisters had co ne to
see him, that they had bean admitted
into the jail, and after staying there
someti ne had returned as it appeared
to him us they went. The Sheriff was
tiien asked whsiuer the person before
the court was tne defendant—he re
plied h did iOi kao.v, and wished it
to be ascert lined, and thereupon mo- i
v- d the court, that J. S. capiaia of ;
drugroons be appointed by the court to (
examine into the sex of tne party
aud report the sa ne U) the cou *t. The (
court however preferred making the
examination themselves, but at the
earnest solicitation of the party, the
mother of the def . vis brought in as
a witness and bting sworn answered
as follows to the interrogatories ot J.
C. tne pres.ding J nstice :
Q. Do you kao.v -the person at tile
ibar? *
A. %s.
Q. Vjftip >S it ?
A. Jfltto y Pearce,
Q. Ii it rlajdiiu Pearce or Jenney
' Pearce.
A. It is Jenney Pearce
Q. Is it a man or a woman 1
A. It is woman.
Q. Do you know it to be a woman ?
A. Y *a, I do
Per, Cou. Let the party be dischar.
ged.
N. B. The prUonerer during the
whole examination conducted herself
with the utmost propriety, self-posscs
sion and composure.”
What an honorable instance of cou
Irage and affection in a female to en
j counter the horrors of confinement in
' a common jail lor the purpose of li.
j berating a favorite and beloved bro
ther.
'NO 71 a ii i
B Y authority vested in the subscri
bers, will !>e SOL >. ui the pro ui*es, at
public auciiun, un Tuesday tha first day «f
next tnontfi (.vlay) if t«ir, otherwise the
h xt fair day : FOUR TRACTS or PAR
^uvi.i ui u.tii lj in mu cuuniy oi ncnru
co, four miles from the c ty ot Richmond"
in the neijtioournoo I of the Meadow Bndgl
e* i it being the Land whereon Francis
Lewis lived at the time of his death, and
by his representatives sold to Moses Os.
vis, and by him to Pleasant Younghusband,
dec’d. Three parcels contain about 100
acres each, and the fourth »bon<- lyp-rpwa,
with tb4 improvements, 'fw/ ‘y
tracts ^ave a flounsnmg grow;/ ojfroufg
timber, which, can be divided ko Yccmja.
muriate |>t»*;cha»crs living m lVxu. fiat
may waiy&i small piece to furnish them
witn fire wool4 the others have timber
.sufficient tojtvrp the houses and fences in
repair, antltoqiltl-'d by toe Lands ot lLch.
ard Curd, ffen. Marshall, Carter Brax.
ton, deceased, and vV u. 5 S in h. ft is
deemed unnecessary tw give any further
discription ; ttmse wishing to purchase
will be suown Mu lands uy one 01 the auba
scnbera, agr* cable to a plat of tne
same.— fst.iis of bale, one third cash,
one third In six months, and the other
nurd in 1H ino<wilts * Bonds to carry inter,
est from tho date if not punctually paid,
and a deed of trust on the property to se
cure the payment of said bonds Will be re.
quireri.
r.ii4abeth I\ Younghusbau J, adm’x.
Samuel P. Parsons, ud-n’r.'ol
P. Youngbusband, dec. with
the will annexed.
4th month} 5th, 1 WO wtds.
’ ^gITnIj Fn £
Patent Medicines
For Sale at the Yrgps Officii*
R I C HMOND, --
^VtRIDAY, April 6, 1810.'
l 1 ■ MIT 1 -rr .-»-- ——
DclegatX elected for the next <i«necal As
sembly of Virginia.
ITenrico, Nathaniel Seldeo, Joseph Sel
den.
S/iottsulvania^ Stapleton Crutchfield,
Robert Stauard.
NATIONAL BAN*.
IVtr. Bayard’s bill, now before the
senate, enacts that a national bank shill
be established at Philadelphia, with a
capital of twenty millions of dollars,
divi I«i into fifty thousand shares of
four h alted dollars each ; and that
subscripAnns for shares be opened in
the diif^reWt states, on the first d ty of
Jctober 'Act, The bank is to be
charted years. There nre to
be ‘25 directors. In voting for direc
tors, stockholders actually resident in
the United States and none other,
may vote by proxy. The corporation \
is to bo prohibited from purchasing any ,
public debt whatsoever. Offices may i
be established, whenever the d-rectors |
may see fit, for the purpose of discount
8c deposit only. The 7 h section enu
merate* the places at which offices
may be established in the U. States ; 1
the branch bank at New York is to
have a capital of 700,000 dollars.—
Tn* U.^itatea reserves the right of sub
scrunwAfor four millions ; which su n
the to loan them for ten ye ars.
I'he le]P|Jatares of the several states l
have also a ri^nt to subscribe to au a- j
mount not exceeding six million*, to
Apportioned anang them. The
13th and last section of the bill enacts,
“ That the batik herein provide 1 for,
shall take eifect an i be established on
the 4t \ day of M iren next j, nod that !
no other branch shall be esm dished
by any fncure law of the U. St ites d i
ring the continuance of the corp >
racioa hereby created ; for whic i t ie
faith ol the United States is hereby
pledged.”
D. Gazette.
That our reader* niy form s» ne
idea of the wealth of South A ae
rica, we shall state (fra n official a i
jthorityj the quantity of g ill aui sil
ver coined in Mexico al.me tor one
year, ending the 1st of January Id 10.
This coinage all bears cue oew stamp
of Ferdin ta 1 the 7tn.
In Gold > 1,464,818
Silver 24,703,16t
8 26,172,932
N. Y. Gazette.
A Whale, measuring fifty feet in
length, was lately to wed on shore near
Newport, K. Island.
Abstract of Produce, exported fro m
the port of Frederic* jbnrg ansi Fal,
; mouth, co mnencing the 1st aui end
ing the 31*t of March, 1810.
9,135 Barrels of Flour.
4,050 Bushels of Wheat.
12,903 Bi9Ucls of’tnra.
708 Hogsheads of Tobacco.
ANiJ. JP WILLI Y VI3,
t Surveyor.
so,—On Saturday last, by the
nsv. .vi,-. Buchajun, WILUlAdS CA l.
Tfili, Esq. of S«rleyi,to the much alnir.
ed Mm Cd^tLOrrE FUtJdHEE, si.
cood (flutter of v)r. vVili.a u Fsashee, ot
, this city.
COMMUNICATION.
Din-Ion the night if the 25th ult. near
this city, Mr. DdUlUT WO )3, in the
•88tn year of his age, after a long and lin*
I goring illr.es*, with the infirmities of okl
age. He left a wife and two children,
with numerous relative* and acquaintances
to bemoan his loss.
In the de ith of thif truly vaaerable old
gontleipan, sue ety will suj/lin a loss,
sc*rc«y to be conceived butdby tho*.: wm
had iflMfrfoasure of being wquainted with
him. AlLatte npi to en 1 nfrsie the many
i virtu »iA ijCty oBhis life, wil l be in vain
—tet it sudfcejl say that »u» .unJ* were
extended to we relief off*the disconsolate
widow, and h* was ru,y orpin's friend
and benefaetjr. A few'day* print to his
d.uih, after receiving the holy sacrament
Irom the nan Is of ths Kev. J inn l>. diair,
he expressed his c »nti lence of eternal life,
ami Ud com item >rated tne death of C i rist
wft 1. implicit eonfijenae, t ut after tne d s„
soiatum ot tne body he should least m more
reined joys in Heaven. Tnis is from tne
pen of a youin, as a dein of gratitu la, due
iron youtn and he aanity to Uid agj, a ad
as a tribute to ms memory.
In honor's pa ns he unerring trod,
And proved hi.asilf tha nojie work ot
Cod.
——, On Thursday cue 221 of M irch,
after an nlnaas of only six days, Mr. A.
dHAlI\v( CJWLfti. Hi* toss is ntuen
la.nen.ed jy all a.* friends.
——,'At San ly Hm, near Charleston
(S. C.honlhe liti Oil. »*v. \Vi^_,i v <1
sVAS.tlNi) T-iN, a diHingnisaed »niter
ot the devolution.
■* 'in
MY opinion 'feeing nslced by Mr.1
Tucker survcyo- of Ja nes R ver, on!
the true eonstruilion of the a A of Assent ;
i bly, uepsod 23d January, tn itj’d,
** An ’ ail preventing obstructions to th*
passage of fish down Jamss Kiter,'* with
a view tc ascertain wnet power. parsons a
present possess u der tbs vaHom lavs an .
this subject, of putlog (ra w, or ere-ling !
dams in Jsmos Uwer. I h oe eo »s dered
the various a As on the subje A an 1 will
proceed ns concisely as possible, -o sts*o
ray opinion resulting from *hsir exam. ia
tion. An ail pawed on the 2 l h Jin iary
180*, entitled “ As s 1 for mo e cjTe Au
allv preterving the pa sageoffi.h d Ja hm
Htvar aW 'i»s navigable brs cnes- Th a
aA imposed penal vs •» > t iv pnrsoo wij
•hsuli ere A, or con mutiny 'lain, hedge,
11rap, wet , seine d ag. o. other ■*t’i;ipa ;e
in Janes A ver, and is navigable t> a «
ches, decU'-rs suco -bstrac inn* to be
nuisances, and -authorises ihe surveyor
whose appointment is provided for, by
that act, o abate the sa tie, The grau
object of ihis aAappcs s io have o»en
to endeavor ta prevent pracVcat, which*
the legislature see n to hare supposed cal
culated >o hinder fish from p<»>*i »g up
tne r ver. The eighth seSlion of tbit ta.v
however, expressly au homes persms to
ere A dams and traps, between the month j
of June and March, in each year, but eve
ry person continuing any da n or *rap af
ter the first of March, was subject to the
penalties of t is aAf.r such Con.mu uce .
Oi the J5^|* Jan. 1003 an ad paisa l eru.
titled hV> ac j preventing obsiractm i
of flihdown Janas River** The preim
ble to tfrfl ail declare! that *• whereas i
is repreten'ed ihit the dov.ru Ann of fish
in their passage dawi lames Kiver, J,
ring the su n nor ami fall searo is, i»
means ofweua, tra^s, ns ig«s d i ns. d,'«gi.
and o her stoppages j,laced iceisin, is d.i
_i ^ ___ i ^ s9 n v .
fcMivi uo/j II *4 1';. I 15 J v
proceeds to declare, that ifaoy person s.isli
thereutisr p.a:o, or cuue :* Ue placed
any of .he oefire ds.cnud obitru duu»
o the passage of fish do#a James HiVsr
do ing tiit su a ner and fail se.so i, of 1
ilie yea’, the pe son or peraont, s > afc i* ^
diug. s'till he liable u the same pen,.to,
•ni f ir teituret a* a'e pe-criosd by me'c
la#, preven mg tie obstruction* of is la up 1
Ja nes »«. rsr. fne act also makes u me J
duiy of the surveyor, to aua.e sacn oo- 1
r.ruiV’iiUj as tr« m his opi non caitui*. f
ted, t > p.evea' ih: pas .age of o n iuw , I
tue .titer* U .Jar the ia# firs* lcierreJ
o l-ne act of 1304) ihar* aopsared 'o oe
.io t. n. auon. on an indv;Jj ib righ , to
put d r a . or traps in *he nvc*, except tha
of li ne a,, wec.t t ic is ot M i.cU a id ae :
lat ot Jane wr.nm #.uc i periods, the p c i
uce #43 ptohuTued. t4a.#co.> ui- l.t
Jane, ahJ'Tiie Is. of March he la# as
moriBsigyis erection of .raps an I dams to
ca.cii fisW Cna act of Janua y HJi, pro
tubus tue ere dun of any a<ac>l da n. oi
other oos rudu.ij which slvidid be calca
dated to impede fi.h, fro u crn.iia do# .
the river, of w.wch the survejtfr^^adr:
iItc judge- Tnis act doas not/inl^^J out
diminishes the rights given ifcddr ti» act
of 13J4. By tne letter act i\tt *ojj^Baat^
might oe er*tiled, or csutinum "Klween
the 1st ofJune and the 1st of March wr.h.
out restnciioij the act of January. 4sOS
prohibits eve.i within those periods, sue
as were thought by tne surveyor, calcu
late J,jo grevent the passage of fish down
Jams! diW* A i atil passed o-.i this sun
jeck January, 13U9, me preamble to tn s
aat, mentions tuat application had bee . j
made to the legislature, to a.nenJ the ast
ofiha preceding sesa'on, so a, to imp .a
sums limit to arbitrary discretion g ven
die surveyor by mat a A. The asseuioi,
*«.en go on to say “tha* if {he owner of a.
ay dam, or trap placed in James Hirer,
or the navigable wa en tnere »f, for tne
pj. pose ot caicui.ig dsb, shad on or befo.t
the first day of bap.e.uoer, iemove »>.
iadch of ms respec.ive da n, or dam.,
■ a ■ snail leave the space of 4J feet, f e
lt o ii obstructions, ei'.be. to the rtav gvio.i,
or the pa .sage of fish, or snail so emai nSt
! ms or her trap or trap*, as to lsave tii
Ul yiiv IIIWU Ull I U IB VIIC
la ns wnicii for n the bot.o n thereof uia
wioit a id in that cate, it shall not b: la ».
t'aj tor the said surveyor to pull (low • &
remove the same* other* so ttisy shall b.
i lia'jie to the sun.* penalties and forfeiture.
as flh.saAhtd not been mad:/’ T m
1 ict cohirojlt me cxerci*; of me docre
| ion of the aui veyor, and provided thj trap
is left open or the da n cj.istroc-ed as th.s
[ act pre-i^rtoc*, on or Oslo, a the 1st of Sep
, tenner, he surveyor cannot pull down
such trapfhH d ..in, n *r does the party in
cur a iy t>s ial y Tne act of 1804 is n ..
at all reprabd oy the act of January, 1809,
no mi e man it was oy (tie ac ot Janua
ry, 1808, Tha act of 1804 is still in foice
and at presen no person has a right to
erect, o. c i mnua any dam or trap in James
diver, or a iy of its nav.gao.e branches,
w.uch will obstruct the passage of ft*b,
, between the 1st of .vlarch and the In oi
June in eacn ya ir, an I if a person doc*
eruc: 'K continue it within ib >se p eriitls,
ha is Innrte to the pen «itie» prescribed by
too said act of 1804. id) wee i the (4; ot
June nod the 1st of .Vta.chj dam o
trapi, rosy hr creeled, out hsn unless
on or bA >re the 1st of 3ep embir, tn
Ua.ii if tea open 40 feet wiJu or tne trap
so c instru Aad bet are that period, as to
leave the ta.h* one inch and a naif apari
tfta ptr.y is expated to the penalties oi
tne ac\ ol 1804. Mo otitei' onslructicm. oi
1 cnmnv^ntc-sruich d * not fall under the
Je'criptir* »»( da ns or traps arc Aliowen
to he •reeled at an/ time. It appear* to
me that tne da n ihreArd to be opened, k
■ me trap to have the laths on: inch and a
naif apart, ou^nt to bo left in tna. state m
Itli {he cr.miri"tjrnm*TrtAfl f>teflsVr.
Is es*n ff so Jo»*^ c mtutzed, vay ibz'iiu.
»f March, ax the obj-of. of il»c Uw'is m
prevent the dwirofilia'i, of the yrvjrijt iw.
returning ’from the n^jjor pa lx-of the n
*er, O , oi*•before the !•*( of Mar it ^:c
or ifajh' ouj^bt to its ji*?!et* down.
Fiulij* Nqrburite Nichuln*.
Ri:4lt*s d, M r ' 0 %?.
v i.{uorm ‘ -
At a superior court of -chancery .tie,
den At the Capi ol ;u Rinc.h.uood,
P’ebtittrv 25th 1510.
John M. Wuiice" tdm'r wiih th* ■will
nexVl of ChnCiirii tan dsoeused,Jarnev
Patios-,n, the «aiz.e ■; din M.
ai n'r o! Jityce Christian dec-eased* unt,
t<ie said John M. Walter arm hu-uit
hi* soie heiress of the s.ud Jii».
Christian and Gear^e S-rni'h .and tire s.-,;,
font, VI.. \y illctv Kxrc.u oaoI Cic,/
tiu^uij^deceased, tx id George tC.»
tia i auirlvce P- hi* wile, Gee- *■.* <•..
Duguid awl Elizabeth h-s irif- u.,4 J...
dia U njUuT, iie « of uu c«i i .Luqy-iJtt*
guid dc tase 1 if, a.
AtAlXlT
Elizabeth, PaUtv-n, cx clitr-x ar.SGeory,t:
Christian, executor of -per Paio .•
deceased, s:.vl Martha Pa, aon, L k.'j~
bain McUeyuotd*, Chaus. J'ikt,ac«.
^®t{i?f P-i; «san, Polly Pa.Aston, Peir.r
Panes an, JeijAjr Puuesou, Henry Pa *■
isx>s,Ea,ny Pallesoty* .uiU !?*,’
tessn^ euii C mrivx fitc i son and b
of Nancy dic.ni, laic Nancy Pau
cuid-sn He list-s t\ Law of C; a «ilik
tenon dscaasadj a id Device*
ssid Pe ar P*.cs*o i deceased,
A.me P« ;e»on ,vid *ur oi the ..aid
P‘at..eso u Jcucased, J.ia le P»*. x fsnd
vloiifT h \ utitit iJa vs m u < JLi
cy hts w»ile,iiv^:H * l f*. o.iruiml and
»*»v/ u.« nu.^ j ‘ u lwi l .k «t. u <4 a . a
J m i Paiieion »u:d ii> by me * uJ 5-..uu.
el P. Curts.un speca.ly u* ij'iiud dicft
Guardi in, hens ot.ua »au J .«.» fnu
ieo decease., Deta.
i'.io Panic* in the ab >vi me • •**«? ii
suit will take notice, l ba l hdvc ip,,
pointed Vtonduy tua 14 h d*y ot n^.-st
Vlaowi to.' tua pu.p**e of tatiug -he .-a.
count, douse,«d oy tuu d^erce pruonu.^ej
ii in s said atilt on the 26. n rebruaty a6!r
mi arnica day the Pa ties arc requested
to attend a. my o.ti. ■ • ,ie Guy at Kich.
m Kid wmi liuir P..pe a and Etiic ce
prepared to gj inti toe *aid as5>Uflts.
JG i.M vTi .1 ivla C.
vVlli OS * )i i,
r > the; Uic jtdd^r, at Ii .mover
Court House. on me 4 n Wednesday in
April next, bsiag (He 2i.a day oi the
<ui.iv a,
A rract of Land,
j IS [Tmokr AJ^aaty, c j vtii.iiri£ Le
tscenitvu and t <r.6 liur. 1 i A.r.- ad*
joining th* laid* oi Eu*a j G .^yuii.r
J <49 and rtenuen Hoar . iM n. me u*v
p lias ol John l'ait (K.O. uj at lo o' :r
miles Irom d.ch-iioud, v>u ms eu t side f
he main road ,t«adi..g Item .lut piace to!
Near Cfcsde 4c Haujyer io*D. beve <iR
trsan* run ihrotsga t >e u.u. oa ah. JA
naadoari m gn ji made; Ui«j a goou
iavf all.I seal, waiet nas ooen <uccr an|*
»1 by ikial and adun.aiu:e *i <*ui it is
wail utuoai »d, a id a neatliiy a. uation —
nice a.nail ie icai;Qo a e.un .ue Luu ;
.he « ove land ibc.mveyed t -ms itiuui,
by Jon.) beau ook to sa.isiy inward G*
; "ydnor, a co tain sum tucrem -*.>re;-ed«
in a bale wui be tu*Uc in cji.ji mu, «o
the Act ot AsnctUOl/, cut.tied *A i Act
concerning ex.cutivU. and lo. o he. put'y
pease.1*
Tho: Tinsley, Trustee.
llaqoyer, Ma.cn xk, IbiO _3m
u\ b O^J IV b
’ to a fituR AT S. PjLKAgAbTS* PKIHT»
V UWO Ox fiCE 1
PL \YS.
School I »r O.ator*
Vi augers
<Ci.is
i xiili.ig no Murder
If us or No y
An assortment of e'e
i gaav Family tlioles
' VV alsh's mercantile
i Arit'ameiic
Pearce'* Memoirs
j Parsnt’s A -sistant^ by
Mu* ICdgesrjrth
| :L nblei szins
*Vundoing PmUiuhro. I
put
Fonblanque on Kquity
SUertdsn's Lectures
Romance of ibe Fy «•
noc* %
Pract.ca! Fsrmev
Ahianm ri.cz n
Dt Mon .fort
iheap Re;>oiit ry
Snosrden'a American
Revolution
D Y Virtue ufa D. ftu oi Trust >n .d to the
| aa >*criber by Jaco > F birhurt, txiriag
date, the 1st tiny of SJ<pfember, J3&J lev
pu rposes therein mentiuiuc
| Will be Sold,
Ml. _M _ I IB 1 .# — _
n! Centner, Uil, ra ining Uleaul*, Bark,
ate, and one bay H r*e- I’lte at»te*.ni
stock, ton.it:* ot eleven Vu* of tner,
some of w.iict is nearly faulted, ihirt> <>t
tarty Cord* oi Hark, J barr.-li of v*» , Jtc.
fo persons wn*mei in me r«nunmj u<j*
susses me above vr 11 be an oojeot warm^
tneir attention.
ArciiiDakl Taylor, Trus^Ce
4| dhl March, idlj.
I Agrett var'uty so ng
| liJjk*
Ftuga. il Miicwifs
Cooper’s Hinosyof&f.
am South America
Spir ol Masonry
Gurney’s sbortmani
writing
American Clcyfcs snaz*
t azme
To *en on tl* Proph j* «
cies |
Roi.oe’s life of Lefciw^
Xtb.
0;O /n* nidioaary of
ilic Bible
I Feig isoifa lloman He*
I public
I Eaile af ^ri»
I liarriotVs
The P.-mce tie i.ig ie_
L-eitc.s of
vdy*,eri«sof Udolpho
M<r, Opit'a Simjit
Tfi\*n *
Fin. f ttelr* of Virgin*
la
I Fvelina-—a Novel