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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19
Late foreign Snt snjgsnss.
FRANCE
Sitting Of tie Legilaiive Bsdy,
MAY IT. 1907.

MAY II. 1907.
The counf.llors Of hats, Bruix, Defolles,
and ID ipuis, were introduced.
B,uix mons ted the tribune: /" We are 60
ing" fait be, & agau 10 take PoiIcflion cf fey
Al # our colonies II Is of he fra mpment
hat We ihould remove the fears of The plan
teTs.
" Il is known 10 you in what manner TIE lin
Esus Of lJerfy ana e9ualiiy have been propagated
IN thdie remote countries, where the ft'iking
difference between he civilized and the unoiv'
lzei man, the difference Of CLIMATE, colors, and
hab IS. and principally the iecusiy of Euro
pean families, imper ouGy required great
Inequality in tie civil and political llate ofGn-
dvidnsls.
:. Ii is ALTO known, what has been the fatal
cotfi q ence- of theie Innovations, 10 eagerly
perfnel by zealots. moa of hom were, doubt
les, aetualed by the honorable ingenticn Of pro.
noting tie cauie OF humatity. and who, while
endesyour ng TO render the inhabisants ci the
colouies indifcrminately equalia rights, have
ony rendered them equally unhappy.
I" Slavery, tr en-" aeded the orator, {" NUT
be mants ned in fuch of our colonies, as have
eoaliaHtly houri(hed nnder that ,sgime in
others, lei US halten to fubCi'u'e for dslfvs ara
jsSuciss ficorie5, an healing iyhem. The ccnhi
nation of which mutt be adapted 10 oircum
aances, vsrient OF themieives, and conf ed 70
the wifdom Of the government"
Bruix then read the following pr.is. of law:
Arr /. In The colonies retored to France,
con!oi mabiy 70 the treaty ot Amiens, SL&.
VERY Jbaa be maintained sereeably 10 he
laws and regulations exiting P ior 10 the year
1859,
art. = r fhsll be The fame in the other
French colonies beyond the Cape Of Good
Hoee.
Arr. ! The traffic in naves. and her In
porratonii to1hs fsid colonies, faall becondud
Ell ag,eeably tothe regulations exiting prior 10
tie year l7So.
Arr. J. Notwithaandng all anterior laws,
The regime OF the colonies ibal lie ubj,d for ihe
peiod If zen years, 10 the regulations Of The gov
ernuent.
The didculion Of this proiet was appointed
for the 1o'h May.
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? IRIS. MAY II.
z - Is - y n 4 = 7
ryyR4CT or ALETTER.

"My lait efer Informed YOU that re fure-
of the 6rft importsrce, which ! iome i'm
free insima-et, were-aboat = &c carried into
innediste efFsa Ihatit WAS not -ony certa n
that Bon pare wou 4 Be aPfo.ntet Co fl to-
lite, hut that Il VS. alfo ~ c"nfemplaticn ~
fuperadd 4 pr rviiege 'unexPtsied = the great
m is OF the ~ ion. by empowering him TO nohl-
itste his 10 celor II was no- On light sroands,
you may ,eR aiInred. thar ilared bulineis
ot "a much magnitude, and which has fot lis
,sndency o alter tbs nature OF government:
BY making the Fira Mag ltrite hsrfaitary inltead
Of skEi0s animated alio, what Tort OF recep-
lion this rropolitioa was likely TO mect with
when made. The feliow'ng Official papers
which haiten 70 iend by airieni who raves
poa, will amply 'uPpost and confirm all that
have iugg LED"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

rlR. RUSSELL,
Tough. to be known that SAMUEL THAcH.
sR. Efq. i, now tie only Tederai Candi latc,
for Representative 10 Congref. for the FHR
Eadern Diitria And the Fsderali5s, it is
hoPsd, wi unite in It's ftvor. The o'h-r
gentlemen who have before received the IuHra-
ges Of the FederA citizen, have declined
aanJing. Il is iiij, Mr Bra ford rever coz.
tented to be cans5ida e And a leat ii Con.
greh IS incompatiol wi.h hs pre- ent eff <,
wi,ich probably tie Eoud not teiinquiih cculd
he &c fire of an eletfina. Mr.. Bruce, j; i al
10 confidently aifarred, ieG rs al his p srsn'
Gons. Mr.. Dumnef snJ Mr. Cox had efoc
The laf uial AUTHORIZED their friends @ fay
thatthey wilhed not 10 be CO iidlftd candidate;
az IN. If we make one more ex-rti. r. and
give onr votes for SAMUEL FHAcAEa, Eiq.
gentleman Of fair cnaraa+r, Of info ma'ona
ana talents, and Of corrett polical fealm nts,
We may Be &c tain Of cho C y the spPfoaeh-
ins meeting. daggfa, .TaJ 5 rso-.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

PARlS. MAY lie
" The following brgis7 of law is immedi-
ately TO be. fuhmirted to the diicufjon Of TIE
French { u1cil Of State, and no doubt is enter.
tanned but il will be adopted I:
LEGION OF HONOUR.
AR. I. Ii virtue OF the S7th article of the
Conai,ution, a Legion Of Honour fhall be for.
med.
H.. This Legion ihall Be divided into IS
Cohorts, each qt which is to have us peculiar
liaton
III. National property to the amount Of
$50, eco francs, annually fhal be allotted TO
each Cohort.
". Each Cohort fball coniia Of itven great
Officers, twenty Commsndapts, thirty Subal
Tern Odeers and three hundred and hf pri
Yates.
" The pay 70 be as follows
To each great officer, 5000 francs Per an
mum and during lie.
To each Commandant z 900 do.
To each Subatern LOCO do.
TO each private 50 do. Ali da,aats pi,a.
vi Every individual on being admitted INTO
the legion fhal fwear, on bis confidence and his
honour. that he means TO devote bis exitence
to the welfare OF the Republic, 10 the prtierva
ton of its teii,ory lin its integrity, TO the de
fence Of It's government, It's laws and the pro-
per,y Which 1t hs. rendered iaoret. TO opPole,
by all means which jnaiee, resfon aud the laws
authorize, every undertaking, which may tend
to the reI.or ration Of feudal f lem, of titles and
immunities attached TO them in fne, 10 exert
his hef and m It ltrenuous efforts for the main
tensnee of Libersy and Equality
VII A GRAND cour.~il fhall be rmed, con-
filing of the Frf Corfu, tn two Confuls, ard
four Councillors, one cf whom is to be choisn
from among the Senators, b. the Senators
themfelves the LsgilAtive bo3y IS 10 feed
another, the Tribunare is 10 lend one or lis
Members aud the Couucil of State ehuies The
fourth.
VIII. The Firft Confu' is. dt jsrs, the Chiei
of the Legion. and Prehlent of the Great Coun
Gil of Admniiralion.
X AT each itation there thail De eftsbliihed
| an alylum, properly endowed, for the Member.
of the LegioA, whom old age or wounds --
eeived. in the war of liberty, ihail incapactatt
from Continuing in the feIvi:e.
Csnafti.a5 required for bsiag admitted
"To have received arms OF honor from iht
hands, or by the order Of the Firt Ceniul /; tc
| have rendered cHental f-rv;ce in the war q
| liberty, either in the field or in The Cabinet
| Ia tine OF peace, candidate mutt prove thai
he has fsrved 5 years. Each year 10 time q
war tells for two each comPa'gn Of the Re
| publican war tells for tour years."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19
LONDON, LAY y, 1897.

LUNDONs s-a4 Au~-s
THE regilegs opened in France. upon ,he
Quelicn whether Bonapartt fhsll be Conlul
for life are reprslan,ed 70 be filing very rap
idly: If we may believe tn Paris papers.
the anlwsr will be &C unanimous affirmative
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

FOR TIE EFENTNG Posi-.
TO MIN. CEoRek THATcHER and DwIcHr
FosrER of Madachufe IS.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19
From tbs NEW YyRK EressG Posr.

TT cav be recullefed thai flne time lhre
we groa fed to pref MT % readers with re
view Of the Hi7ory Of the admin sratos ef 1sbs
lf4ams, BY Wooa Vaiou cirsumfanres have
iotsffe ed Is Az / ii this m rning butwe
I'd hsr1ly begun il when tha author biought
lis Noe which fellows IN this evenings Pap.r.
As i is uncertain Whist part Of the hiltory may
BE left BY HIM at lalt. after he corretiicns he
had promfed, K fceTs proper 10 wat far bsfe
corrections before particular marks are ats.
Itis now il fone m=a!u.e in the power Of Mr..
Wood to atone fer the lhtmelels ca unTies
which have been there collected toge herAand
we cannot but hope lie viii embrace th op-
porSuaity.
To Min. CEoRe6 THArcHER and DwIcHr
Foster of Maiachufc Is.
GsatltHcz,
Tie brief Retches given Of your charaars
in the hiltory of Prefident Adams a5mitiItra
ton, were drawn from Callender's Prnfped aud
bis oth-r works. having however diicoys7ed,
previous to my negotiation with Mr.. Burr, from
a refpe6oble channel, that Mr.. Calender had
gree, | had determined uFon rePrinting shof.
fleets which { ntain the ch4rdaerS If the M-pl
bers Of Congrels, and OF correcting feyersl Other
ike errors in an apPendix. The publication
Of BE hiaoy, wishoar nv knowledse and con
fe1t. sfer being fuppreied. prevented thee
corrections taking PIacs | therefore ccnGdsr
il as ar iocumbenc cuty TO m Ike this public
apology through he medium Ct the newfPspGs,
" foirited ,iiher by you or your friends. viii b
I hatsr mvfcif will be deemed futIicient antI
the appearance Q a pamphlet now preparing
correHing erroneous imprefiions. giving tate
mcnt OF the varions iources ON which OBJ.
iainei my information, and the circumaancss
stre ding the fopp elton. remain, gentemsu,
wnh the g,ea,eit r,ipect, your obedielt fervans
John WOOD. II
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

II 1. father extraordinary hat -or Of tht PAiis
papers to the 10 h inlt.'takr the .shteit no'.ce
Of the propofi,ion fubnitted by the Mayoraltes
Of Paris, 10 the PIefea, for giving TO Bona
paJte, in addition to the Confnla tor lfe, me
power OF nominating hii iuecehor- Yet u =
certain that fuch propohion has been made'
and that the Prefca did not oiieharge i. \
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19
Ex,ro5 IF ktfer J,9m Paris, May IS.

Ex'rn6 u a letter f'om Parfs, nay -
(" The l. ginative Body and The lnbuna'e
have oIf no time in irfcribiHg their indivIduai
vo,es in favor of proorging BonaPArte's Con.
fnlap fer lfc. Toe only memter who voted
againit the pfopofiiis is CarRot. After his hg-
nature TO thar etTee. lie wrote I5avt hgnsd Fry
brsyfyiption.' His i.iends ia the Trllunate ~
vain sndeavored TO prevail upon him TO eraie
this addition. Finding him inexorAble. the'r
attachment foggeFed to them the expedisnI OF
opening pew regiier, in which Carnot's iig
nature Is omitted. The example Of Carnot
has been followed BY cnIy one other perion 10
an official li,ua,ion--a Peiy clerk at The Iiea-
'iury-
g Notw,haandihg the spnreh snfcns whi,h.
may be entertained, ard th- elettpg BonaParte
ConfuI far life, nsy lead to the eiFabl'inment
of hetejita,y .ight, ard Of couefe 70 new
Dynaity, the peopla Of Paris iign the lifts VII /
are ple, ed every department., without mu'
mur or helitltion"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

PARIS, NAY Isl
Our fellow citizers exhibit marx Of en,hue.
afic zeal to comply with the sote Of the TIL
burate, TO give 70 BoraPaF fore arikng evi.
dence Of the public grattude.-F.om all OR
ters accounts are received q the rapture wuH
ubch the ousDion WAS received StaA AZ AZ
Csnjaf fsr Hs3 At s. firms. the citizens, inpa.
.tisnt 10 meni EFT their lhes have addreled
the following pc ition to the Mayor -
= CITIZEN MAYOR.
= The arrtts of The Conf Is of the Ioth
permits Us to be grateful bat does NOT fatisf,
cur love; GO, fent thaf we afenble to-nor.
row, at the Champa d. Mars. and that to the
found cf uafuaI mulc, We proclzim there
ConfnI To- lfe, he chilli If vreioiy and the
fstler ~ tlle people: tist from thence were
pair to the church 10 impo Of Cor, that
bis lie b. a. ng = i i precious to US: that
The trocrs vsr5al BE 'Tawnup AID fens By cour,
rier * exraordnars Q Bonaparte."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

WE, tie Suhlcaibers, humbly complaining
thew un,o your Exoelenoy -
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ADVERTISEMENT.

By virtue, Of a Deed Of Trutf
from Llaae Me'Pbeyop to the. lubicriber,
wall be expoied to fale upon the prsmifes,
on Monday the 10th day of September
next, fair, if.not, the next fair day:
Three leNerd parcels of land,
lying upon the fouth hde of O,coquan, in
the county of Prince William. One of
the faid parcels has front of 40 feet.
and 13ofeet deep; uponthis there is erect
ed BRICK MILL-HOUoE, 65 feet
long, IS wide, four foaes high, with
two water wheels, four pair Tones of leyen.
feet diameter each. with all the machinery
lately introduced into merchant mills, in
complete order. This miil is ftusted up
on tsream luihcient to work the four pair
of tones ana the machinery OF the mill the
year through; upon this ground is alto
erected Brick Dwelling t4oufe, 80 feer
by "a. Another Of the faid parcels OF
ground adjoining theretohaS So feet front,
and is Of the fame depth, upon which is
erected Warehouie.
A Traet Of land, containing
thirty four acres, adjacent to the other
TWO parcels. 500 dollars of the Pur
chafe money muG be paid in hand, Gre
dit on any further fun the property may fell
tor will be given as can be ag eed upcn
on the day OF iale.
JAMES KEITH.
July %. eodf
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IIbe JG6ler2be7' anxious TO re-

The ludJersba' anniolts TO re-
meye toa Georgia liz IKE eaas3s sft the fn-
lungJalb eBfsrs fr Jak,
"A TRACT OF LAND =
qr4fbiz tie D5frit7 IF c0lam6i9, eoxtais-
Ing nearly 500 acres.
THIS 9roPsr!y Is 6lealanI.D htu-
ated, xeQyLy eentral between Alexaad,ia
4nd Georgs 1,o5ou, and 5yakN nile and
an ba5fef tx. P0towae-tbe aavantage Of
a eog6asraJls 9,oporliM beng b(aViB
av9oded, aid its 9y0aiimi.y 70 three foarjb-
Ing cties, rengssrit gulaqbA,. So dsfyoss
en- !, "a executs ny plaus, tbat, 10 15ea a
Iall, I sq0W make a eoyfderable IatrJfee
10 aecamm0date, I zgiA dfs,as il mtS las Ct
4ny Ess, and aluaNp robortioa of lbsYar
e551e aoaey beng PAID, a leagfky ersdH az
tbe balanee q0iltbe giuex. 1 zyiA take
negross for the qvbole or any part IF IT,.
Sboala I not djg9le sfit, before The fyf
f Oaobsr, on thai aay, I.@aN pa6AeI e-.
ts, Nfor lals a. A5s Ce5fse- Ho4fe II Ale1-
aaaria.
G..H. CHAPMAN.
AuouG 60 I'm
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JAMES S. SCOTT,
TAILOR 6 HABIT-MAAER,

1 14LOIN " l1IlO IN II ~ LIN
ACQUAINTS the citizens of Alexan-
dfia, that he with make a luit OF clothes
for Five Dollars cain, or for any perion 10
whom he may be indebted, He has on
hand ome good Cloths, &c. with.a very
thandfome aaortment OF VET Shapes, But
tons, &c. which he viii ddpoae OF on the
lowea terms as above.
He alto rsquelts thoGe who are In
debtedto him to make payment, psrlicu.
larly thofe whole accounts are of longer
fanding than fix months, as they will not
meet with longer indulgence than Septem-
Der.
He alto aequaints thofe who are in
debt d to John & James S. Scott, that
if their accounts are not cloled before Oc-
tober court, fuits will be inaituted with.
out dilc. innation.
Augu.t II. eo3w
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SUBSCklP IIONo FOR
The Turnpike Road from Alexa'l.
dyla TO Letle RlUer,

The Turnpike Road from .Alexan-
dYla to L1Hle Rluer,
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hawthorne for himielt and john
Thomas Ricketts,, in Alexandria lfrar'
Lacy and Burr Powell 10 Loudoun DaT d
Hunter and William Riddle in Befkley !;
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Fran
in Jefferion; Buthrod Taylor ard Wase
Davidlon, in Frederick Samuel Cloweiou
aad William Stienberger in Shenandoah.
This being blfnels in which the COM
munity may be greatly benef ed, and as
t has only ,hls Gay come INFO my hands,
/ have undertaken TO ppbiah without con-
f!itlBg The other coInmihl as they are
all a, a q ftance. The law is with me,
and | doubt not will be ihewn by tic
other commiiIioners, to any pedon ap,
plying. En- law require ten dofl0rs TO
DC pad at TIE time q tabicrlbng the
remaining fun OF ninety doIlats, on each
ihare, is 70 BE paid in dividends, as called
for by thesPreGdenr and DlectoIs, TO be.
icaolen by tic tcckhclders.
Vim. HAIR TSHOR NE. 4
Aoril 20.
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laalf oomefrom the Prefss

writes in blah3 vsrle, antl obfcryiag throngh-
ops, shae fort Of desqriEc Wbieh.is contained in
sha Arabian Nigh,s antey ..ainalent, OF in Spen-
Gers Fairy Queen, VIZ. The idea If geni, and
9FiaidPirits Tot inferior order.
This dramatic. allcgorieal, and politicul nnafque
Will egidsasly prove, on peEufa, no be, asst were
thin, trapfparent veil Of allegory, thro' which
the reader will very ea(lIy view Tie inoA irapor-
tant events IN the rife, progress and termination
OF the late war berwecn Britain ard tbs United
States of America.
,Iris printed on fine paper, with an excellent
type, and corflfing Of five very long acts in all,
containing about 80 large ocsayo pages.
DRTlIAfTS. PERyoNE.
AMERICANA, Genius Of America,
"a great and powerful fpirit. reGding, q iilce
young Create ns birth, on the utndlf laas-
NIT # the Allegheny mountain.
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THIS WORK rs ENTITLED
AMERICANA;
4 NEW TALE Of the CENT.

44ud is ms9 yY9efzfaly mjfrled 10 Tho
mas JefSslan; qobe, lad be ne1ey beex
Prslfdsnf. If re Unftsa States, tie nequ
7ale dfts Cam, dlibeagb serittcu one
and tqusnfy years ago, 7u0ald 1rver IN all
psobabaiaily, ba4se been padl5t5edh j. bis mgf
o5eaisat jSs'0aaf,
JAMES ToBINE.
AuguR "a. eo6t
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NOW LANDING,
AND EoR SALE,

One out OAK FRAME. aaI
feet BY is feet in the clear, 10 feet b;oI
in the clear, with hiped roof, iraicirn'iI,
ttroeg for warehoufe or barn; will I.
fold cheap; ALTO various other frame, >,
aory, Il aory, and one fiory; aIlo' =
quantity of ieafoned OAK PLANK
from one 10 TWO inches thick, g feet lonp'
and other Lumber as ufual Scaifold p,le o
Lime, Hair in t.erces or lnaller ouoat;rv
and iand.
The fublcriberhas alto two HOUSES
to rent, one Of them htuate in Kinp. areet
near Mr.. Richters, the other en- the
whaff GEAR Mei{r:. Ricketts, ard New
tons warehoufe.
THOMAS PRESTON.
Augpif 70. d
+ X + ) II + K U II,
Jsf rereived audforJak BY tbsJ abJenber.
Good New York Cheeie, by the quantity.
Almonds by the Frail,
Jar Rsiins,
Spanilh Segars,
Mountain Wine by the or. cah,
With general aAortment of groceries.
LIKEWISE,
A variety of DRY GOODS, which
he will difpofe of at prime cof, as he win.
.es TO fell off his prelent flock, it Will be
an Object worth his cnfomer's attention.
JOSEPH DYSON.
Jely%3 l.. d
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GALLIANA, Genius oF3Fraaee,

mt # the Allegheny mountain.
GALLIANA, Genius oF,Ffanee,
a mighty fpirlt preidipg oyerste Gallo nation
ELUTHERIA, aGoddeis Of Liberty.
Formerly friend and intimate companion Of Bri
taunia, genius Of Britain; but haviag..been diff
guifed al (oraethingsa little tending toward
tyranny, in the conduct of her friend Britain
MIA, flc Eluth@ria) A;es from Britain, and a.
lighting on the top Of the Allegheny noun
tain, throws .hsffSh, for protection, into the
arms of Americana. Nsed the reader be told
thlr Americana immediately granted an aiy-
1anlto this charming Coddefs ?-that ihe did.
chat fhe does, and that ae Will for ever protect
her from all her foes?
THIRTEEN {NFL UENCTNC GEM,
ReGding in the Air, and preiidng over the thir-
teen United States,
ETHURIuS,
Commander in chief of Americana and Gallianas
united ssriaileg;ons.
FIIIafENffER,
a long tried and faithful fervant of Americana.
WHO, after having been in Iranee1o ioielt the
afiGance of Cgi1lna, ace. nlpanies both her &
Eluthsria, in their ayial fight from Europe to
America.
ELEMMo,
Chief Of the virtuous ipirits Who attend upon A
americana. and reide in her pavilion.
ARIANfHUS,
: Another fpirit OF the fame character, rehding
likewife in the pavilion OF ms queen.
Refpubiisa Regina)
4 T7'TPHON, Geaius of tyranny, y FAS.
TID0; GEMS u Pj4df,
I Pretended friends 10 Britannia and to Virtue /,
but fecretly her greateH foe-. Powerful maei
cians--open and profefied nen1ies to Ameli-
tana and her diyi@elriend Eiutheria.
vESPERIA,
Chief ofthe female fpirits ssho attend on the PER
ton OF Americana.
HYBLA,
Chief Of the mountain nymEhs,
TINroRETrA.
Chef Of the Fenipiadlyads,or wood n,y7aPhs.
OFFA,
Chief of the Cnon,es, OF dchieyous fpirits.
MUsDoRU5,
hs only Mortal WAC appears in the piece, an
ancient hermit, long relidipg il the mot un,
lrequented part Of the Allegheny mountain
who,-hayia & been decoyed by the michicvous
Gnonea Qtfa, up to the lumnlit of the noun
tain, TO that acged ffpSt inhahited BY the Ge-
MUS Of America !ihe, in yegard, TO the good
mortal's many virtues, commands her fer
wants 70 perform thei Allegorical Maique,
6 more for his information than asuuieinept,
as the old man was Storaily ignorantiot the
wonderful revolution which happened in his
native land, during his long fsclufion frenl the
world.
THIS WORK rs ENTITLED
AMERICANA !;
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Lying en- both Gdes of Goofe Creek, in
this County, and running from thence to
the laid town; containing about FIVE
thoufand acres, mot Of which has been
laid off in los, and Gnce leased for lives
or term of years; from the peculiarly
eligible iiipation Of this land, and is
gleat fsnefs fer the improving fate Of
agriculture that is eakipg place in this
neighboFhocd, it is hoped that it will be
an Object worth the atteation of thoie
who VIA 20 VET their money in landed
property; one third oftbe purehafe money
will be required on the day of fale, the
remaining two thirds 10 be paid by two
annual nitallmentS; TX Peg cents of the
Stock of the u. States will be taken in
paymentfer one half of the two delayed
lnitallments, at It's current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with coed perlonal lecurity and mortgages
will berequired to lecure the payments.
Mr.. john Matthias, living inLeefburg,
ard furvcyor of this County, has a plat
of the land and will furvey or fhow any
part of it to thofe who with it, they pay :
ing his expenses for 10 doing.
LANDON CAR TER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudoun County, Augaa 20. 60
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Auguf.. z.
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Having emplyed Mr.. HENRY
CouPAR to coIleti the different debts due
to the eilates of Elifha C. Dick, Andrew
and William Ramfay, ard James Gillies.
All perfons therefore who are indebted to
either of the faid eitates are requeited TO
make immediate payment 10 the fad Hen
ry Coupar who is fully authorized togrant
receipts for the fame.
JOHN NEWER.
Ioly e. eoIm
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Tie fubIcrlbers authorized by
the VIII OF the late George Carter, OF
S.afofd County, will fell at Public Aucti-
on the drG Monday OF December next, in
the townof Leefcurg, his
TRACT OF LAND,