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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

IONS for hoifting Engllh colours on BOARD
the George, he replied, with a great deal
nf hauteur that he had good reaions tor 70
do;ne. but he did not with to be bothered
Nv them, and if they had any thing to do
~ iay on the bufnefs, it mutt be done
through their conlul, accordingly MIR.
Phillips, accompanied by captains Brown
and Geddes, waited on him, and requelted
his reafons for taking poGefion Of the
George, without any irvef;gation or trial
vhatever-He replied, Che was a damn
fire ichooner,' and he mutt have her to
fend iome dispatches to England-as to
the cargo, he would iend it to Jamaica
for trial, where he had no doubt it would
be condemned, as ne had found contraband
articles on board He was reque9ed to
name the articles he called contraband, and
be produced three bales, marked w. P.
No. s8, so ard 81, two Of which were
actually all inferior ipecies Of oznaburgs
and the other ticklenburgs. Mr.. Phillips
expreaed his furprize at the articles being
deemed contraband, and remonhrated with
capt. Watkins, bat to no effect; the only
fatisfaetion that could be got was, that he
would do as he pleafed, g. if he had done
wrong, he mutt be anfwerable for it, bur
that the iervice required the tending Of the
ichooner with diGpatchcs to England. Cap
tain Geddes and Mr.. Phillips took lamples
of the articles in queition, which l have
brought with me. Other vefIels have been
recently TENT in, whole fate is uncertain,
every bale of goods is torn open and ran
lacked, and fhould there unfortunately be
any German linens on board whole tex
tare is Efficiently Arong to make boat
fails, the veael and cargo will be condemn-
ed. 1t is we'll known fact, that the
yeAels trading to the Weh-Indies, carry
more or lels OF German linens, but accord
ing to capt. Watkins's contribution, all
thefe articles are contraband. TIE fol-
loving breach Of honor will illufrate in
very itrong point Of view the character of
the faid Watkins.
During the period the capitalization was
negotiating, things were in 70 alarming a
tate onihore as to induce Mr.. Phillips to
ieek an anylum for himleif and his family
on board the frigate capt. Watkins We
ny politely rendered his cabin and gave
every apparent evidence Of refpeC to MIR.
Philips, as American Conlul, among the
effects MIR. Phillips carried on board the
'rigate, was large amount of lpecie,
which he placed in charge of the fa;d Wat
k'ns few days after this MIR. Phillips
nad location to write note on fome bu-
Aneis to Mr.. Corler, his partner, laid note
was entrufted to the charge Of one of the
Cheers OF the frjgate, who broke it open
ana delivered it to capt. Watkins, the
'aid Watkins then informed Mr.. Phillips
mat ne regretted he was under the neceNi-
~ otFeta'ning the lpecie he had commit
.eo 20 his charge, as he had difcovered
mat he was concerned in bufnefs which
full. ~ -
Z: Mr' r. aaured him that by the laws of
us country he was entitled to profecute
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

for and Intercepted him in the mott AFRO.
giant manner. Capt. Lambert made fuch
replies as Watkins conceived indecorous
he was ordered to leave the iland directly
and if he uttered Jingle infolent exprefi-
on, he would have him to the gang-way
and logged. Capt. l.. was of courle un-
der the neceflity of departing from Cur
racoa.
forbear to make any comments on this
detail, but prefume the executive of the
United States will take the neceHary mea-
iures to fecure to the American Flag the
reipeet it merits.
am, Sir,
Your obedient fervant,
VIM. D. ROBINSON.
B. Sfoddart, Eff. Secretary ef
tbe Macy Of the u, States.
December II.
ARRIVED,
Ships Delaware, Clay, Calcutta, Fair
American, Breevor, HAVANA, and Column
bia, Kelly, Matanzas brig Tryphenia,
Arnold, Havana fchrs. Trial, Hand,
Alexandria, and Sally, Meal, Ham
burgh.
The brig William, HURT, has arrived at
Baltimore, from Hamburger.
Brig Sally, Meal, left at Hamburger the
following vcnels, viz.
Ships Eliza, Odell, of Bottom, to fail in
few days, Pallas, Dalling, of and from
Salem for Madeira, Catharine, Ingerfoll,
of and for N. York, Elizabeth, Dyer, of
Portland, for PE ladelphia, and Abigail,
Remington, of n. York Briggs New
Bedford, Hawes do. Jemima and Fanny,
Bifhop, for Charleffon, and Catharine and
Andrew, Brown, for Philadelphia.
The Sally failed from Hamburger in
company with the brig Pennsylvania,
Knox, Of and for Philadelphia, and brig
William, HURT, Of and for Baltimore.
Parted from them three days fublequcnt
in gale of wind near the n. E. coat of
Scotland. On Saturday Nov. s, in lat.
So, 81, N. fpoke the Margaret, of and
from Greenock, for New Brunfwick, out
10 days, all we'll. On the 9th Deem
Der, lat. Sc, n. long. 81, 81, w. fpoke
the Phoenix Packet from Falmouth for
Halifax, out 7 weeks, and fpoke feveral
others, names not reccolleeted.
Captain Clay informs that he left at
Calcutta the fhip Grace, Davis, of this
port, from Madeira and Bencoolen.
A brig and ichooner, names unknown,
are below.
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JUST RECEIVED

And for Sale by the Subscriber,
72o bufhels Of Anguila Salt,
treth RaiGns in boxes and kegs; beA
Hewes's Crab Cyder; drlt quality Jamai-
ca Sugar by the barrel; Bacon Hams OF
this years curing be& green Apples by
the barrel; Lines, Lemons and Oranges,
with variety of other articles.
Alto, ,Cavendj@'s bsf Cbeaomg Tobar-
60, fupeffoE in flavor to any in Alexandria.
.AEEL WILLIS.
Des' 10 soFt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

Gators and agents. 4, 1hois who have
been maintained on the Lift in con-
ieqnence of the report of the commiilion
s e on the 9TH Niyofe, (s7th of
December.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-26

PORT or ALEXNNDRIA.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Eliza, Willis. Norfolk.
CLEARED.
Ship Fabius, Farrell, Cowes.
George William, Tyler, Libon.
Brig Sukey and Betfey, Cook, do.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
Postscript.

76i'm'rnieg artVsdIrig ALa, cast W,a. 6s n. "a,
gaH"so va b9sas cs~ r. botf, ceaia.i ofkla Sasr-
Dag, 7bs oos0ng s sv atse1 n ueros zoLeb Il os.sa,
FROM ,NEwYoRK-Ap liz.
Yeaerday arrived flip Referve, capt. Marchalk,
from Cadiz, So days Captain NJ, informs that
the H. S. Coanl at Aleiers, had informed our
Confll at Cadiz, that The Beyo Tuni., in con-
fequence Of not receiving the lipulatcd prefen,s
from the United States, had given orders TO
capture all AmcricanveiIels. This information
is correct and important.
Lat Thnrfday an attempt was made to fer
fire 10 the Porymoui5 loop of wa., lying in this
hara ur. We are concerned 20 ltate that it pro-
ceeded from deiign. 1t feems number of the
fsamen have proved mutinous, and intended as
foon as the floop had got to fea to murder the
officers and carry her into fome French port
L was while the rrgleaders were IN irons in con-
fequence of this diftovery, that fome of the ret
made this attempt to fire the velel-About 10
are under guard at Fort Jay, and it is to be
| hoped ievere example will be made of them.
The Creni, Court ofthe United States is in FELTON,
| at Philadelphia. Judge wahington prefde.--F,i, and
Co (but not all tho fym( are to he tried this term
1t IL iad Judge WASHING TON will be the Federal
Candidate for Vice PRECEDENT At the next eleSion-tban
l whom worthier character does not exf
The papers mention fcarcity of bread 10 England
BY the fsement of votes, in The Centne. the number
| from 74s towns, s--Strong I6,3s8-Gcrry IA 6o7
The Columbus, of WiGos1et captured Nv The Frcnch
has been reeapured by the Engl & fent intc Antigua
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
(o1moaasaLb Of MalaebAletts.

TO thet honorable. the SENATE and HOUSE of RE-
PRPENlArWEs, IN General Court affembled.
|9dE Msm1rial and Petition of the flbfcri.
i Or, AFMBLY sBEwETH-
tat your nemoriaiif was enlruaed with A
petllpA from the greater part OF the Inhabitants
Of tlt plantation of New Suncook, in the coun-
y OF York, Praying to be Incorporated into a
town Your memorable in packing up Eaid
paPes lett fad petition at his houfe in Frye
burg, and by r'afon of the great dilance from
this Fisse to Frnburgh, has nor been able TO
obtan iaId petltpn He therefore prays the
Hoprabls Leglflture. in behalf of iaid inhahir.
antsot NewSuneek, that the flid plantation OF
NewSuncoOk maybe incorporated into town,
aninyeted with hch privileges as towns in
this Comm'nwealrhdo by law enioy-And 4.
in dlty bond. willsver pray.
WILLIAM FESSENDEN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
SCHEME or
Amolkeag Canal Lottery.

SECOND CLASS,
eoniit Oh 5000 i'ckes at dollars three prizes e
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

pesr a'd fliR aufe, il any they have, Why the
prayerof lag prifion fhould not be granted.
Snt uPfor concurrence,
EDW5RD Fl, ROBBINS, SPEAKER.
IN Snaf, february z6tb, 1900.
Rad and sdncurred,
SAMUEL PHILIPS, P,sfIM
True oPy--Auea,
EDWARD M'LANE, CLERK ofSenats.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

fTM ftand at the fable of the
" Whfcriber in S arb rough during thi. fearon
IL ;s fbeautiiul deep black color Is hands high,
ind Elegant carriage
Uterms are one dollar and fifty
en-, gge leap three doll RS the Tea fon and four
,ollj infure foal --Thofe perlons who are deiir
,us jngng their mares, all receive every attention
Stephen Larrabee.
syoarl, Ib,R 300.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
The elegant fuHbred HoyJs
SPLENDOR,

ltTILL itand this feaion at the liable
Nv of the fohfefihsf, IN Nsryg,sassRe, near JRsKs'
rn except Fridays snd Saturdays, when he viii
u in Hebron, at MIR Asa BgAseK's, a: the reaiouab c
+ of one dollar and fifty CEN, leap, thrce dollars
lcafon, and 1--WE dollars to nfurs foal
Splendor is beautiful dapple grey,
en- years old this fprng, fifteen and an hall hands
h. well formed either for fadd or hareefs and equal
figure TO any horfe n hs Gate.
Gentlemen who Aeafe to bring their
res, may depend on nra attention being paid
m, and their favours thankfully Acknowledged by
ir humble iervsnts,
David & Cuihman Banett.
HPrR ~.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
ESCAPE !!

81 Seveny Dollars REGARD.
1.-TWO, priloners efcaped from the
Goal in this town Monday night lao. viz.
Ohm CLAN, S feet III inches
higl da eyes, dark hair and dark complexion, aou
buf abont a. years Of age-commiited on conviction
OF dfault and battery
WILLIAM JlLES, S feet 10 inches
hid andy ompexion, dark 1or hair grew eyes. about
3otars of aye. an Irilhman--comn,itted on nipicon
Of Fling feonioufy and burgariouny ftoen Good. at
ssfh,
/ A reward of leventy dollars is hereby
Aofred to any psrfon perfon7 who fhal apprehend
sh seare thsfn 70 that they may be returned TO ia
ga or twenty dollars Tor f1d Clan, and fifty dollars for
"a Jies, and all neceG,ry charges paid.
William Caldwell, Co7ler.
Payslsnd derfI II
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

G,Jrhat the faid Greenlsaf Rang an "a. q
all PED concerned oy Pu der ,6ereonx&e
copy 4 petition ana 'n'' p.,,i,nd Gaxetis &
weeks feuigeIy 10 'he - A. leaf previt
laR pl alton TO be tn,tly 90 6ra fellion
N. neFsener5l Court, that they may wv
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

Conliiting Of fix thoufand Tickets,
at -Four Dollars each divided into the following prizes
Sabiel7 ts a dsaaslIos Of l Il ecr eent
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
OMMdwEALTHoF MASSACHUSETTS,

OMMGWEALTHpF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate, Fsbrua,y 74fb, 1900.
ON the eIition Of WILLIAM FtssEsDES, in
behdf of e inhabitane of the Plantation of
New Sunc'k, ia the comfy of York, praying
thai iaid fntation may Sc incorporated into a
tow
6deredThat the petitioner caufe an atteAed
cop of Il petition, and hi, order thereon, to
be pnblilH three weeks fGcei1ively in jerks
GzErr printed at Portland, the lait publica.
tio to bqirty days at Leaf before the fecond
Nidnefd Iof the 6rf -iiion of the next Gene
raj Courtst all peiions iotereaed in faid pc
ton ma hen appear, and iilew caule if any
thy havs hy the prayer Of faid petition lhould
ne be gTed.
Sedowufor concurrence,
| AMUEL PHILLIPS. Plefltm.
Z the Hf of Representatives, Feb. &c 1890
| Resand concurred,
| WARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
| Trropy.
| Att5gl EDWARD M'LANE,
| CLERK of Senate.
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~,
a, uiual with fidelity aud dpateh; and every f"Our
thankfully acknowledged.
AerH II.
To The Honorable tbe Senate, and H0gf Of RYr. |
Entatire5 in G.1erai Coar a1cmJled, On Tx T. |
soad Wf1asj3ay Of January, 1900.
i He Petition of GREENLEAF RAND,
of Windham, in the county of Cumberland,
Joiner, humbly ihews-That your petitioner,
together with his brother JoHs RAND, iho OF
faid Windham, on the twenty 9th day Of May,
Ammo Domini 1896, agreed with, and did then
and there purchale of CALEB REA, of laid Wind.
ham, phylician, certain hundred acre lot of
land numbered Ir3, in the fecond diyiGOn of
hundred acre lots in fAid Windhsm, and did
then and there receive of the faid Rea his GER
tain agreement in writing under his hand, in
words following, viz. $ Know all men by theie
" preleats, thar Caleb Rea of Windham, in
/" the county of Cumberland and commonwealth
A." of Mafachuletts, phyiiciAn, for the conlidera
ton of the fun of one hundred and eighty
4" pounds, to be paid in manner hereafter men
" toned, by John kand, jun. and Greenleaf
{" Rand, joiners do hereby obligate myfelf to
give and execute Warranty DEED of ialc to
tie aforefad John and Greenleaf Rand, Of
| /" certain hundred acre lot of land in fiid
20 Windham in number II3, in the fecord d.
+" viiion of hundred acre lots-Provided the faid
John and Greenleaf pay me one hundred and
| twenty FIVE dollars on demand, and one hun
/" bred and eighty dollars on or before the fra
" day of November enfuing. and three hundred
I" dollars on or before the hra day OF October
/" Ammo Domini 1897, with inserea al the pay
. ments are completed. Caleb Rca" And
your petitioner fays that he and bis iad brother
entered on iaid LOT in pnrluance ofthe faid pur
chafe, and the writing aforelaid, and continued
TO perform and make the payments as in faiG
writing mentioned but that the faid Rea, be
fore all the payments became due or were made
was taken away by death, end that your petit
toners iaid brother afterwards was alto takel
away by death. Your petitioner alto furthe
fays that ne and his faid brother, in his lf
time, and your petitioner, fnce his faid brother
deceafe, have performed every thing that wa
incumbent on them or him to perform, am
make ali the payments either to the faid CaleI
in his life time, or to hi, admniItratrix, Sam
Rea, fince the iaid Caleb's deceae, agreeablyo
the true intent of fad purchafe; but that yur
petitioner is now prevented from havinehis
faid Deed, by reaion of the deceaie of thelaid
| Caleb Rea as atorefaid.
Your petitioner alto further fays thatJohn
! Rand, father and heir TO the faid Johnkand,
deceaied, and alto bis Administrator, an Sarah
Rea, the widow and admnlratrix ofhe iaid
Gales Rea deceaied, are very willing ga deii1
Gus that your petitioner Mould have aDeed
! faid lot to himielf only, as they hawaii any
! cably agreed conc erninq the fame LAM that H.,
.ls lhoSld take place, and that i wod be
eeate' if f.s deed ed Rould not be ID. agri
| II, -. Il 49,. f.l- bv0
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LIST OF LETTERS

srNAIsINe IN THE PosT-oFeIcf wNcAssErr,
APRIL /, 1900
sfPEE William, Hle Gsf. Hare John, WyesDa.
rs hNh'ei, D'gaSa' Hilton Moab, Po4.nailors'.
Eyer rlSa' do. King William. 7esaa~.
nir iu ey' So'itt Keen Marian, B,iaoi
blJolePh', do kimhsll Ebenezer, Ig5esgst.
of.J oeph' Ibs"sfor. Klngfbury Timothy do
n1er Nathaniel Mn sf'S Medcalf William, do
~ J"nh' do Murray David,
efH n Dfvu' do. Montgomery John
~ seopy, do NleA iona. Sfsfbs
'uanh@h' do PateApn VIM
nifore edward Psstbey Stephens Thoms
Dao Ephraim, H'ool4vi.b sevey samuel.
Quar- Timothy, do. smthSilas. do
pir mos Jun ksnretse Still David, do.
oen9 DaVa, E9see'nbs. Stern Ezekiel. do
Enenezer' DO Shannon William, do
B%in Msjor, PotoaaH'. Samplon Charles, Pov,aolJs.
ND~V,a' "oo'70''6. Startling Joiah 4. lN.s5eq,a.
>tohn' DO Stinion Samuel, Wooi.uieb.
yaei' do Wright Joceph, do
40. williams Hanhsh, WyssErt
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Fyeb Garden Seeds.

lust receivedfor fale, at WILLIAM
u HUDSONfS G,eesry Store, Fore .1reet an afrort-
nenIof GARDEN SEEDS, of the laea importation.
April IL
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

To the Honorable tbe Senate, and Hoyis Of Rfr'
Enfatiret, IN Gsuerai Conrf a1cmbled, On @s T.
soad Wf1astay Of January, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
70 AvDsFw PEPPEsRE1z FRosr, Clsrk

70 ANDREW PEPPERREkz FR0S7, Cl9rk
Of the Proprifo,s Of tbs common ard mdf0idsd
Land in Falmouth, ia The county of Cnrberlani.
wv Z the fubfcribers, more than five Of the
w fad Proprietors, hereby requea you to
warn meeting of fad Profe tors, to be hol-
den atyour dwelling houfe at Stroudwat:r, in
faid Falmouth, on the z8t,, day of April cur
rent, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon being the
lait Monday in faid month, to act on the fol-
loving articles, viz.
1T. TO choofe Moderator.
a. To receive the report of the Proprietors'
Committee on accounts, and their report ref
posting The common and undivided Lands
which are faid to be fold at Vendue by their
former Committee for LAYING out Land.
3D. To fee what meafures the Ptoprietors
viii take concerning any lands 70 fold by their
fiid former COMMITTEE for laying out Lands,aod
! to ehooie iuch Committee or Agents to profe
cute for the fame, as iaid Pioprietors then fee
proper.
fame if they fee fit.
| their Commttee for laying out Land, if they
| fee fit.
James Merrill, Jofeph 1itcomb,
Hdtchinion Noyes, John Waite,
CriipuS Graves, James Fofdick,
Benjamin Bailey, John M'Lellan.
| Henry Wheeler,
| PURSUANT to the requeit to me diretteds
! hereby warn The Propre,ors of the common
and undivided Lands IN Famonh aforefad,
to meet at my dwelling houe in falmouth at
Stroudwater, on MONDAY zsth day of April
current, 1t ten o'clock ih the forenoon, there 10
act on the above articles as they Gee fit
Attta. ANDREW P. FROST, Prp's Clerk.
| Fa'waaft, BIB <p,R. 1890.
iTICKETS, in the SeOSnf6 Cas- Of
4 OAR rMoUrH COLLEGE LoTrFRY-and
Second Cais of AMOs KGAG CANAL LOTTERY.
to ee drawn (without ponponement) asreebly to the
following Schemes, may be had at TENKS' OFFICE.
next to the Portland Bank. Thofe who with to become
adventures will do well apply without delay as il i,
expeeted the fae of tickets from other ate vii foon be
prohbi ed IN This Commonwealth Abya i4B.
SCHEME of the SEVENTH CLHSe of
Dartmouth College Lottery
Conliiting Of fix thouiand Tickets,
at Four Dollars each. divided into The following prizes
Sgb;etf h a desaSlos Of t11 Der cent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
-. :, - go

,gaay L ab5YrjHy Mea,
GF the month. for on- or two mou,ha.--I win
Eve nTe.so dollars 2eg ,,oatn, aud psy me e.. =
a. lcoa as earned.
John =. SHIELDS.
2iehriond, sePt. S,lS3o. Qw
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George Williamfon,

THE deiendcnt Philip Weobcr not bav-
& ing catered his ap eaEahce, and given
lecnr'ty according % the act of alTsr1by
and the rules 81 this court, and it appearing
20 the iatjsia6tion of the CONF hat he is NOT
an inhshjSant of this fate; On the mo- ion
Of the plaintiff 10y bis connisl, lT Is OR.
DssED, that the fsid defendant DO appear
mere on the fri day of November term
next, and aniwer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order be ioTtha i'm in.
'eried in one OF the Richmond newfpape,s
or tFo months tnccefivey, aud ported AZ
The irOnt door of the courthoufe Of this
county.
A Copy,
TeAe,
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COPPER d IIN w ARE
Mangta55ory.
AH
S-~-/~s~s1

~ He fibfui5cr returns his fncere
Z thanks 10 generous public, Tor the
very great encouragement ne has met with in
his .'s: ~ huineis aud 6eEs leave to in.
form his friends 4 cuaomers, that he has
or hard aqnantity of STRONG STOUT
COPPER IN SHEETS aad bottoms, that
they may DC iupphed with Stills on
BE G1oiJea notice, either with PATENT.
COPPER or PEWTER WORMS.
he has number Of STILLS of al Gzes
fa.ined and ready FOR delivery, made on
tie oeit 7ad mott improved principles.
&a.cA he IS determined to Tell al the moi
retuceI prices.
WILLIAM COOK.
II. 3. All kinds OF TIN WORK as u.
ia.
a. The bighea GAIA price eiy,o Tor
cd BRASS, COPPER, PEW sk o.
LEAD
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NOTICE IS GIVEN

That the properly Of the /Rbjcri5sr,
adVsFt5sa to be jola on tue vt day of
next monf6, IS psApOnea "a the THIR-
rIErH, 1t 2OoIcb 5lase 1t sOiH tben be
e*P9isa 10 pubic jale jOr LQA.
Daniel L. Iiylton.
-fgggR 10th, 1900.
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Ran awaV

FROM the fubfcriber, 10 Powhstan cour-
i ~, two Negro Men, named SIMON aad
GABI. Simon went off TIE a5th of March
he is Is years old, I've iset ieven or eight
inches high, and of yelIowifh com lex,op.
--------- oaby, the property Of Miriam Plea
tants, weGt oH the 7sh of April---he Is az
years old, yellow complexion, rather round
ihouldered, his hslr thin npon the top O. his
mead, aOd aboul the height Of the formes.--
IL is Pfobabie they are in the ueighbourhood
or Curles or Petersburg, and will endeAvour
10 pals as part of the negroes that obtain
cd their freedom under the will Of Johu Plea
iantss deceaied, of HeETicn.--I will give
FOklY DoLLAES reward 10 any peTlol,
that viii deliver them 20 me- or fecure them
any Jaillo thai get them sgain.
JOHN HUNNlCUr.
Ms7 74Lh, 1900. Jtf.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

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sssSJ.gSE k'CS m0nI, containing BOO a
SIS a. - crss at Is well mbercJ with
$500 -i,ee p:ne, oak, ;nd hickory, sboul
Ef 49, - 200 acres OF il is me nedcw
iaGc, a. mot any ia the tais.
Gsp@Oie OF producing upwards Of 400 toG OF
nay annually for market, executive of a great
'ui"c'e"cy TO support large kock aouut
50 acres - noW II hae imOthy. Oalh:s
saTn 10 good TWO STORY DwELLIEc
HoUss. with 1--WE rooms ana d co.nmoaious
paIdge, 20 by I2 Kitchea, lmoke-hnuis ara
other hou;es nsceiiary for d ,amily. There
IL aio on u, very hne barn 40 seeL lGuAre.
'hs lo"e7 Rory un5erp.nned vain Ton. 10
"aFds 81 is feet high, which ~il contain ups
WARDS oil so head ot cattle, with great con-
V-Aiencc ne4r this barn, Is a framed haufe
a ieet iq0a,e, vita two lheGa tAe,s are
'nfec valuable apple oiSAa.ds, peaca or
'N'tu, WIN Variety Of Other fruits eoual
% day % A;nt:ica.--Eae sb7ve Ia, n, NV
DC ic!d IN the Whole or divided IN two OF 200
acres eseh'--Cae third OF the puEchafe a,o-
hey ~iit be reauitcd down, ,ac he, tvvo
'n'roa, the putchaier thaii have three ve,,A
C'eois' on paying nyere,t of per cent As
p'Siu'He no psrIOn will purchsle, wiih.ut
Sir~iUG the preriiles, have not been 70 p2r
uSGiaI ~ ny deicnptlou, de- thts y.iusbi,
lpo' ADMITS Of and II II 10 not fold befoIc
,he III Sept. neNI II private Gaie, it will be
iAid On M loo acre lois, o fui5 the purcaa.
iefs, 10 as each lot TO have a iuaic.eH! auau
tity OF timber to Iu2por, u, On The rms
Gay. VIII DC fold 10 the highet bi1aer, on
ln=saooVe iar.n, THIRTY TWO prime lavss,
conhltiug OF Uien, women, agd children, Al.
lhe itoek, Of horfes, Cattle heep, with the
crops of Gro, wheat, oats hay, variety OF
nouihould furniture, and coachee slfncn
aew. The above aitic;es 10 o. told for cali
N.Y. Iao(t who have claims g2iuG ne, are
dehred &c bring them III aud al tnole VINO
are indebted 80 me, To make payment,
az 'hsi! put every account, bond, &c. 10 a.
a,tUTney'S hand If nOI paid
Daniel L. Hylton.
Jane az, 1890.