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The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-02-09
Taluabk Property for Sale.
E. RUN1SEY.
February 9, 81.

T~HE Subcriber will fell the property where
l. he now lives, i,uate Tuiquerora Creek,
on which is erected large and we'll contributed
Tan Yard, containing twenty-five watts, including
handles. bats and lines. There is alio, large and
we'll 6nilhed Brick Houfe, under which is very
commodious kitchen and cellar large fable, bark
mill, and currying -.ibop, with fine garden well
pailed in. He will alto fell rbe property where
Mr.. John Dixon now lives, liruated in BurkeStreet;
there is on this property two ilory Iog,H ou!e,
weather boarded. painted and neatly hnhed iplide.
very good kitchen, with as good garden any
in Martiuiburg, and clover pateh. This lot is
large and we'll iituated for any bulnels-He will
exchange the above property for good lands in the
County of Berkeley, or by paying FINAL part of
the purchafe money in hand, he will take the ba-
lance in four equal annual payments. For further
particulars apply TO JOHN OFERRALl.
Either of the above property will be rented this
fpring, if not fold.
N. B. SHAkEsPBAR. hsndfome Stud -Horle.
fifteen hands high, and feven years old. the figure
of the horfe is efficient recommendation, withour
inrerring here his pedigree. Alio, draft Mare.
for which bonds due, good men, will be taken
in payment for both. ]. OF.
February 81.
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Colombian Centinel. !
ALEXANDRIA, February A
-~S-sOs"Ss

ALEXANDRIA, February 4.
The following is copied from the Merchants
Daily Advertiser Of January 81, printed at Phila-
dslphia:
Intelligence Of highly n,erefting nature to
our government has been received within few DAYS
from Europe we cannot pretend to be acquainted
with the iecret operations of foreign governments,
nor have we any other authority for Assuming what
the matter in q.s'tion really is, than what ariles
from the analogy of facts known, with the courle
AM time OF The prtfent circumstances, and the pro,
b1bil!ty ct the mtaiures iurmie.
We urdersnd thar the information received
comes crcuiroufly from Paris, and we thence con-
eiode that the French government have already
foPended their diplomatic connection near the Uni.
Ted States, that they have ALTO refuted to accept
Mir Pinekney, upon thefe con seizures, and which
own opinion; it may be reafonaby fuPpoied that
II 'ueh an event has really taken place, it will be
ipsso,ly communicated to the Leeih 'tnre,
Philadelphia paper ltates, that Nr. JefFerfon
has written 10 DR.. -, and afsures him Of he
mott profound reipect and eieem for Mr., Adams,
as being as eood republican any in ,hrUnion-
at his intention of iefsing Vice PRECEDENT if cleo
ted-and of he plsaure he receives in The profpecr
Of Mr. Adams being Prelident Of the Uoi,ed States
The Houfe of Representatives have relolved to re-
dcce the military eiiabIiibment OF the Uned States
~ diioanding the draeoons motion for rsdnee-
;na the four regiments Ct iDfsnry 10 TWO, infrodu-
I'D by Nil Williams. did net fueeeed.a Ii is caleu
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WE have STORES conveniently fitted
to receive FLOUR, and will ftore it the cuitom-
airy terms.
MandeviAe and Jamsl5oa.
AItxaad,ia. february 6, 81.
FOR SALE,
A LOT OF l. AN ID,

CTUATED on the Bank Of the PoroMAx, Fix
y miles aboveSbebera's- 7o4un, containing acres,
through which PASSES a itresm of water falling IS
feet within the lines, and efficient for the purpote
of milling; the excellence ofiuch feat will once
appear, when the mind adverts to its Gtuation,
having the advantage of water conveyance from
the fPot, (nrrounded by fertile land and on
yards from the river, coniequenty always free from
ice, which is one great advantage in milling the
feat will be hewn any perfos inelinable 70 pur-
chafe, by Mr.. A6yab S1Vearsgsn, who lives at tha
fpot, and the terms made known by the iublcriber,
living Mania,burg.
E. RUMSEY.
February 9, 81.
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Gsr THE Editor of this paper having completed
his accounts TO the 9TH November laft, and being
determined on |ettlement with ALL hs fublcribers
to tba, period, poiGes, that he ihsll Immediately
take the different which his papers circulate,
in order to effect this ardnous but bin very ne
ca(sary undertaking. Thoie who cannot make it
convenient pay, he will receive their poles for
what may be due,
Febraay 9, 81.
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Rome, October ~.

Kome, Cctober 5.
The king of Naples has ratified the treaty with
bis boinels the Pope. in consequence, his Scilian
maiefty has TENT eourers to Madrid, Vienna, and
Paris with orders for prince Pgnatlli to acquaint
the Directory of the fame; and to declare, that
the king does refufe conclude peace with
the French Republic, in conjunction with the Pope.
when the CONDITIONS iboud be reafonable, and con.
fonant with he dignity Of both {overegns, and the
French ihoud begin reitore The Pope Bolog-
ma, and Ferra-1hat to the contrary both allies
would repe force by force. and his Holinsis would
declare religious war. The prince Pignatelli
has orders to grant the Directory three days time
for reflection after which, and in cafe Of refufal,
to quit Paris. Meanwhile regiments of Neapoli-
infantry, and 'quadrops OF hor}e, have slrea.
dy entered the eccleaitca ltsses, join the troops
of the Pope, and march together againft Bologna
and Fsrrara.
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MAR7INSBURG, February o.
.-.O@O@0@O

In fPesking on the Iuhjses OF the faary TO be al
lowed TO the Judge of Tennessee. in the Houie of
Representatives on Tbur!day lait, MIR. Nicholas
f4id that houfe fat expence of 200 dollars an
hour Ought not this confederation TO lead Mem
bers compress their ideas much pofible, fnce
every Snnets5ay word is a waite OF public money!
The Norwich papers informs, that Gvere thun
der form Nantucket, about the aft init. burnt
two barns. with "A head Of cattle, hay. grain, DC.
fugular phenomenon, if true. :
Married, Nj. lofsph Cromwell, of this town,
merchant, to M'is Kitty Darringer, Of Lancaiter
Monday lafr Jane Smith, from Middletown, was
computed to Jail here, charged with the murder Of
her infant child.
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TO BE SOLD,
VERY Low FOR CASH,
The LEASE of PLANTATION.

Nv AAAASA VI q A1AiN Ia toANs
ihort mile from DR.. Vanderveers place, the
Warm Spring road, as good land as any in Berke.
ley County. Three years of the Leafe to come from
March next, and clear from any rent charge. Theirs
are flowed on faid Plantation thirty acres of rye,
which will be fold with it, clear Of any deduction.
ALTO, twenty odd acres wheat. Of which third
will be delivered the purcbafer in the ihock. As
ALTO, the liberty to clear ten of wood land,
the wood of which will be very beneficial the
buyer, it laying 70 near Shepherds-I own and Mar
tinsburg.
Any perfon inclinable to purchafe the fad L.sfe,
may know the terms, by applying TO the iuofcr-
Der, living on the late Gen. Lees farm.
ZEPHANIAH BEALL.
February 9, 81.
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A IL perfons cautioned againit cutting and
( \ taking away timber or FIRE. wood. or Purcha-
fug it after it is CUT and taken away, from my
plantation Shepherd's-Tow as ! am de-
rermined in future to prolecute every Perfon who
in future ihall be guilty Of fueh unlawful practices.
lSAAG CHAPLlNEs
Fs6yaap Z, 81.
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.nae the i4t,Ggs, IN che m;il'sry department,
with few other items. will amount the preient
year about 400 900 dollars.
Beaufort, in South Carolina, and the town of
Tstborough, North Carolina, are fad to have iha
red the fame fate with Savannah and we are aisu-
red. that late attempts have been made to reduce
the remaining par, of Charleiton to aihes.
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WASHINGTON CITY, January 49,

We are informed, and from an authority which
we rely on, that Mr. Jefsrion has written to Mr..
Madiion on the iubject of the late election and
given it as his opinion, THAT MIR. Adams was the on
y Perfon who ought have heen elected Prelident
and further, that he is the only perlon under whom
he would accept the VieePrelidency. If cur inior-
nation is accurate, the acceptance of Mr.. Ieferon
will be objectionable, event, we hope, will
t'Unite the roles, red and white, together,
That on one kind friendly ftalk,
They both may Aouriih."
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Hlllbto North- Carolina, his friend in Phla-
deiphis
We have received paper containing ftatement
ofvotes which decides the eueltion CT proficiency
in togor Of MIR. Adams. and though were OPP
poed his eietti =, the people here generally
irem iitpoGrd 20 ihew that lutln :fon Inc M il,
rity hich is always due from the minority in re-
publican government.
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LONDON N. Nov. I.

An army of 10000 men to march Immediate
~ The fea coalt of rh. counties of Cork and Der
ry, to protect the fouth coaft of Ireland.
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"a M cORkE'r 1s0tEr.
1t is with real concei thai ;ne Friends OF humanity
view the deplorable Gtuation Of the People OF ise-
land. They tufer indeed, from the preisnt War
againft Liberty; and the conioiation they receive
from their Veeroy is that OF being told,
that his Britannis Majstty intends tending over a
fuahcienr number of Eugliih foldiery to prevent
them from having the FIN aeft chance Of recovering
their long loft Independence. Bold, hardy. and in
love with Liberty, the natives Of this enchan.
ed ID and it is be regretted that their local itua
rion ihoud render them the dupes Of Fraud, Decep-
rion, Prieltcrsft and Tyranny Their goals are
now crowded with prifoners, taken up BY Govern
ment for trealonable practices. All thoie who are
attached to the Crown, and on whom the Crown
can depend, are formed into volunteer corps, and
fuppled with the exPence OF thoie to rerTify
whom they are taken up.
Colombian Genuinely
Errafum in r. Faiyfax's adper!1ment-for kaf,far 8
hvei, HI9a3ld be THEE, as in The fyF publication.
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it ad 4iionai JUtles be IA; ca thc II. ,oa.-..-.
4; Inc following articles -: Beer, ale and porter in
catAs-on ale, beer and porter in bo'Ies--on boots
on mems ihoes and lippsrs, women's nix lhoes,
aad all other hoes alto upon children's fhoss--ou
,ouchone and black tea-on hyfon, imperial and
eanpowder tea, and all other green teas--on manu-
iac,ureJ ltes--on bar iron--on nails-on glauber
ial,s-on manufactured tobaceo-on fulton cocoa
ON cnocolate-on paper--on pimen5o.
That additional duties be laid on chocolate ma
nufsctured in the United States and on inuA of
home manufacture.
Mr.. Henderion wihed thefe rcfoutions referred
10 Il committee of the whole to whom was referred
the reiolution OF Mr. Harper, and the report of he
committee of ways and means on the iuject of ind-
rect taxes.
Ine qaeftion for reference was carried there
being 81 votes in favour OF it.
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An act directing the mode eff appointing Electors
elect the pretldent and Vice Preiden, OF the
Omitted States.
1t is hereby enacted BY the General Assembly of
tie !tate Of Vermont Thar the hltctos fcr ee,tine
Pref lent 4nd Vice frehdeut Of the United States
appointed oy the bao; OF the G9lernar Cour-
eli. and toue Of Representatives. ner in graed
committee, and that thols pettuus, to the innber
which they have right to appoint, who ihai have
majority Of all tis votes Of laid grand committee
ihall be declared 70 be duly appointed Elseso.s of
this fate for the purpofes afore.ad
State q Jifrav9zt, Secretary If Stese', e25ee,
petgerHr' Jauna,yl2 81.
hereby certify. The preceding is cory of
act of the leg tAature OF this ftats, pa.std No
vember third, one rhonfand feven hundred and time
ty-hree, and now remaining in force.
(Attelt) RIOS. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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In consequence Of repeated publications in the
feveral newspapers throughout the ltates, ntimat.
ing the ileesty of the appointment Of Electors in
the fate OF Vermont, ar'ing from idea that the
Lepilature proceeded the choice of Electors NOT
having exiting law directing the mode--to
couneract the III Impressions ioch publication, N 4y
have made, enciote for your Publication, a true
copy Of the law under which the Legifaiure of
that fate chofe their Electors;
ISAAC TiCHENOR.
Mr.. FENNo.
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No. 1900, the fortunate number which drew
20 900 dollars. in the Bottom Harvard College Lot
tery, is owned by Metsrs. Reed and Gfeen, of
K-ene, N. II, They had been confined in prifon
for fome time for dcb.; and one of them in cuftody
of officer, arrived in rowu on Saturday, to claim
this boon of fortune. Ii is fad that IS 900 dollars
have been drawn il the laft Harvard Lottery, by
three tickets owned within s miles of their ref
depee.
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From Cfarlefton paper of the roth inf.
A gentleman of this city has received a letter from
hi friend in the Havannat, which mentions that
Mr.. Thomas Muir, one of che gentlemen who were
transported TO Botany Bay by the Britiih government
about three years ago, had arrived in that city a
targ time i7nce.
The account he gave of himfef was, that he eu
ded the vigilance Of his keepers at Botany Bay,
aud GOT on board Of Vessel which red him to
Nootsa Sound that he went among the Indians,
and, aist travelling nearly the whole length of the
~-ft ccaft OF America, he got TO Panama; and
there he made hlmisi known 20 the governor, who
enr him acrols the Iftnmus of Darien to La Vera
Cruz rom thence, he was tent in Spaniih frigate
to the Havapnah, where he expected get on
board an American Vessel and reach the United
States, bur unfortunately for MIN. letter fent
by the governor of La Vera Cruz the governor of
the Ha Vannah, in which he mentions, that though
he had lhewn NJ. Muir every cVilty in his power,
YET that ne Thought man protecting his principles
wond De dangerous in the Spanith dominions !;
therefore he recommended his being feat Spain for
the king to determine what ihould be done with
him. After being few days at the Havannah, he
was committed to prifon the north fde of Co.
ba, called La Pfincipa, where he is to remain until
proper conveyance offers to carry him TO Spain.
geuce is ltewn to him that is incompatible with
his Gtuaton The gentleman who writes the let
ter containing this account, converted with MIR.
Muir, who was much disappointed at not meetin g
American agent there, as he had hoped, through
his interction, to be reealed, and be permitted
fail tor this continent.
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A Bargain in LAND,

~ H E fubfcrib-r would difpofe of four .enc-
{ men,s two ,og-tber) upon The tract of land
in this county, Martnsburg, called Poplar
Spring. prelert in TIE tenure of Adam AID ridgv.
Abfolem Miller, John Martin and George Horn,
The two former lye we'll toeetber, and would form
a hsndlome farm of abnnt 400 acres, the two latter
(which are alto we'll eonnected) will amount
acres The whole tract is of the hrit qnality Of
foil, and there is upon each tenement eonlidera-
Bile reIerve Of the fneit timber The leates are for
lives Originally for oniy) fon.e of which have
expired This land is offered the low
Of 40 killings, Virginia CURRENCY, FER One
half in hand, the other half on bond at 6.montbs,
with interelr 4: bond of conveyance viii be given
ia return for the frft payment
FERDtNANDO, FAIRFAX.
Shannon Hill, Berkeley County, 81 January, 81.
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L E WIS NJ O O R E,

Formerly Of Berkeley County, V'1g'n'a, now Of
M.ion Coanip, fenluekcy,
Respectfully informs lie Publ'c, thar be has opened
A TAV f < n,
A Limeltone, and keeps horIessto hire. He
~ is appointed by the Courr of Maion County.
10 keep the public Ware houie-gsn ie+'en itofi"s
With him. may depend on the lricte!t attention be-
ing paid. Travellers going up the river may be
Implied with preyliions, &c.
Dec. z, sc.
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Fr0akhn. I
RED LION T A v Err ~.

THE fnbfcriber acquaints his friends and ths
L public in general that he has opened Tavern
in that LAT &c and commodous hoe!c, the corner Of
King and ST. Alaph itres, in ibis town. at the ign
of the Red Lion, where he has laid in flock. OF
good Liquors, and is plesifuA, fuppled with every
necessary for the comfortabjd accommodation OF
country ctf, ouers. Travellers will mod
it their intereit to ell On him, as he is provided
with large table, we Il ITO iied, and has an atten-
tive aud careful bother.
Ca He will take few gen,eel boar9ers, on mo-
lerate terms and will furnifh dinners, oyiter iuP1
pers, &c. on the ihcrteEt noTice.
AMOS DERROUGH.
4lexasdria Dec. 70, 90. 3m.
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n IL perfons indebted TO the iubfcriber, are
1 \ hereby called on TO fettle and pay OFF wAas
they indebted TO him BY the frit day Of Mstch
nexr, no longer indulgence or VIII be gly~ns
as he wiihes TO enable hmeif to diteharge tbs de-
mands againft him by thar time He has on hand.
large quantity of Medicine and psints, which hs
will dlpoie of alta realonable profit,
J. P. HARRIS.
Elartinsburg Jan. 4, 81.
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N O # l c E.

HE Pariuerihip OF Saenu,a and -4kxanaer being
4 this day diisolved, All perlons iodeotza to laid
firm, are reqneited TO make Immediate payment, as
the general part of The deots of long itandlng;
hole to whom they indebted, arc denred 60 fur
NTH their acccents for az u.tu'ent. Tine iu9croer.
who intends continuing the huhnets in a more ehg~
Ole and ex,enve manner, will attend Tor, The ABOVE
pufPoie, and he enrreats his former friends, who
have acquitted themlelges with proPrety, TO accept
his grateful thanks, and aisnres them that exert
on on his part iha!l be wanting to promote lait-
ing Continuance of their fsvors Many OF tho!e
articles now hand will be reduced in price, as
the extreme credits hitherto granted cannot in fu-
tore be admitted.
ROBERT SKERRAHD.
Bath, Ian. s.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
F o K > A L f,

T = N 2 u II "
1900 acres of prime Miami LAND.
Tn .t-aler ptrt cam, and the remainder in good
iecurity, will be required inPayusnt. This land,
fron tt,s mo authanic delcrtprioas, i; enated in
e dit OF the par.ficcai chart, and bids fair TO
becq'sae o1iy tie N'rden Of America, bot Of the
kacwn world This elaborate aes2un. IS Jntt, but
uu.eceisary, a, the paniic will ne ~isar=d 'hat no
idea OF its value aud terIllity, and is glssn merely
10 fill az the iquare. LKewite tor ials, two tracts
of Lane in Hamphire, which may be iten by APP
ply ing to the tuotrrloer.
GABRIEL EOURSE.
N. B. All perfons iodabted TO me, are cautioned
g,nt making any payment 10 John Meredith, my
late aslitaut, my accoart, but are regretted to
lette theie repectlve balances without further no.
tce, with ms. u N.
IN. "a.
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TAKEN up by the fohfcriher, on the If inf
b fray mare colt, about IS months old, Of
brown colour, near IL hards hgh, with final.
ltay sppraiied oQe pound ten thlnes. ALTO,
beiler IT, black cocor, white face, WITHOUT brand
marx, apprai ed at twelve !hlilngs. The
owner or owners are defred to prove property,
pay charges, and take them away -
DAVID OSBURN.
Berkeley County Jan. IS, 81.
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a IL psrfons having any demand, acainft the
N e(tate of M,r,ln Helm, late of Berkeley
County, dsc'd, are d~dred TO bring in their ac-
counts for lettenent and all rhoie indebted the
laid eftate are regueit~d TO make immediate pay
mem to the fobteriber, The is determined
ipeedy iettlement.
RAR8ARY HELM, Admr'x,
5a4aa.y ,9, 81.
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{EyHEREAS or. the al inf. the rblcr.b:r gave
w "a proa,isarJ note of I ) pounds, Penniyiva-
MA currency, 10 John Wiliiamon as part 7ayuenr
of piece OF land formerly Lord Fsiriaxs, bat the
laid Wiliamfon being able m'ke fluff
ci-nt d~rd, ana as am likely toifccie what Eave
already paid, hereby CAUTION az fsrfons from tax
ing any Alignment on ti's fad note, as am deter
mined not 10 pay If unisis compelled by law,
WILLIAM LAWRENCE.
Ian. az.
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w HERFAS in November lat, bought horfe
w from certain Eli Clinton, for which gave
him my note for eighty dollars due the first OF
March. He warrante1 the horie 10 be found, which
be is NOS; therefore ferswarn all perions from
taking an alignment on laid note, for am deter
mined TO pay it, unlels competed BY law.
WILLIAM PARK.
January 19, '97.
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l!57 Prizes and 1888 blanks; sxaetlyz Cq99
blanks "a .pr,Ze
TOHN ROINEFELD.

We the eubfc ,-'s, are herennto
written, have been appointed Managers by John
Rcf7eeld, end w. fully empowered BY him TO
convey and pay OFF uch prizes as may be drawn,
by the forunate a9enurer if the aforriaid lottery
thou'i We drawn and if in cafe the aid lotery hou'd
not be completed. we viii repay to each percn
The ian or iums OF money of them received by the
fail Roreield respecting Tie fad lottery, as oon as
rnrHc ro'ce is tn erect given, and ten days alter
the dfswing is completed, all claims ihall be dit
charged, by
PETER SNOWDEEL, MICH. CHOPPERT,
Wendell ~YBARr, JACOB SFARTEL,
JACOB PAIN Err, CHRIS. FAULK,
MICH. SfRAYERs NIGH. S5lAJL, jim.
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70 K S ale,

a LOT in The town Of Martnibprg, dift;ngui!k.
a ed in the plan OF laid by NO. rs there is
no lmprov emcnt laid lor except that j, is paiied
in. Any peron ncIinrng to Parcha(e The fame,
may know the terms by applying to Mr. ames
Lawfon, in Martn!nurg OF to the iubicriber, in
Wooditock.
{ ALEXANDER POLLOCK,
.... Admr. OF James 4. Pollock. decd.
5aaaarr 19, 81.
The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-02-02
NOTICE.

HERE ere number Of hrsy Hogs that have
Il been with the !ubfcrbsr Gree lalt July; the
owners are delired to coma, prove property, pay
charges and lake them away, or they will be fold
as the law directs.
WILLIAM BOYD.
9anp0,y TO- 'o7