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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25
LONDON. Nav ,.


Orders have been iGued from the Admiral.
~ Tor return of the number of ihip, of war
that can be got ready for fca in the coutle &c
the Pfsient month, independent of rhoic that
are now getting ready. In shat department.
the preparations for war are carrying on with
more vigor than ever. Star.
Letters received a, Eiirburg or Friday
'aa, from Petei iOu'g, dated ne 10th of March,
iay'. " That the Rufiisu Acet is nrdsrsd 10 be
equipped with the sreatsii difpa,ch, ard an
army OF 50. 900 men to be got ready immedi-
stely, and every hing begins to siIums the ap-
pearance OF war;"
May &.
IL 10 now aG.ned, that Lord Whitwor,h's
hcuiehold i. ready to move at the Ghor,eg no.
tioe !; and tha, he will certainly leave Pa,is on
Monday next, pnefs he is enabled TO iend over
the Chief Coniul's unqualified scceptation Of
the io'e condition, upon which the armanents
will be iuipended, and ofsnhve meafofe, de-
layed
Governmcnt Tent orders yeiierdsv ,..roush
the cuaom. houfc, prohibiting ,he expora,ios
OF the ialt pe,fe lately ih,pped in N. Thames for
Amnerdsn; and the necsiIi,y cf fcrdirs for
n,idabc feet irnn-dis;eIy to f,a, csufed very
hot rrea TO take place 10 The river laa night.
Reports OF the changes in the sdminiRrs-
tion fii continue.
Private letters received by the Dufcf mail.
Hate, that gensrai belief prevails in tha, coan-
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one hory is good until another is told.
Whether any body will take the trou-
bic OF telling Mr.. JEFFERsoN's itory,
in reply to Mr.. james, we do not con-
eeive to be OF much importance. We
all know, that at certain period
OF the revolution, paper money was
not only lawful tender, but thar
there was, in iome of the States, a
penalty for receiving lilver and gold
in payments Of debts.
What were the particular circum-
itanceS OF the cafe before US, does not
precile'y pear.--Mr. Jaasi, it feems
had no confidence in our paper cur
rency, and chole to receive his debt
in gold and lilver and he was ac-
cordingly gratihed.
This varnilhed tale, fhould it be
cleared OF its colouring, would proba-
bly, turn out like the charge againa
Mr.. JEFrERsoN, of diihonelt and dif-
honorable conduct towards a Britiih
creditor. While he was candidate
for the Prehdential chair, he was ac-
cufed OF having defrauded Mehrs. Far
reil and Jones, Britiih merchants, Of
large fun of money due from the
eitate of Mr.. Wayles,' upon which
MIR, JEFFERsoN administered. This
ilanderous report had general circu-
lation in the county, and produced
temporary efetl upon the public
mind. Upon clofe inveitigation, it
was found that Mr.. JEFFERSON in the
tranfa6tion, had not only complied
with the law, but 'lifplayed the high
cit ienfe of honor, by fettling heavy
debt, which could not have been re-
covered Of him in the Courts Of Vir-
ginia. The particulars Of this affair
are minutely itated in a pamphlet, en-
titled " n NadIcaiioa Of the public Life
and Character Of GAo1As JhfsSRsoN.
This calumuy was efeaually
quelled by the fatement, which no;
only excuipa'es him from the imputa-
ton OF diihoneity, bur proves that he
dlida!ned to Ihe!ter himfeIf under the
protection of the law, when an exalted
tenle OF honor demanded of him the
payment of debt.
Whoever will take the trouble
to examine this Aatement, (the truth
OF which has never been controverted)
will find it difficult to perluade him.
teif, that man who had conducted
with iuch perlett fairneiS and interri-
ty, in paying a debt OF feve-al thou
iand pounds, which could not have
beer, recovered by law, would be gull
ty of deipicablc act of meanneiS, to
evade the payment of paltry fum OF.
fifty pounds, with which'he had been
accommodated by friendly loan.
There is an air OF improbabiliiy in the
itory; and until it is corroborated by
other evidence, every candid man will
fufpcnd his belief the high autho-
rity of Calender and his collea CUES TO
the contrary notwithstanding.
i6t Educ 3f f6e AerV-T5rk Ersnirg PEI,
in Jomt fSm"s'an on Tbs [a:jta. liz bis bGper Of
tbe qh JsSr. Jays, fkqf Mr.. Hnil5 qoas fbe B,n
y@ ertdi or si Mr. J.fsyon. II kappens, Ao1v
tver, tbGt Farrell y .J,ns qvt,t lbe crca,o,s,
and M,. Wales 4OG i6e original debfoy. 7bu
is a ry9ag er,ar, and ~. ntxti0v ii esly 10 re-
mind Mr. C,ir'sag tbai kr nag /a1.rii7c, initiate.
B1f be SsM fay ia rpJ, p.r6ab,, ibaf Honey
/snstimes xsaaes !
PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
The arrival of veilel from Lon.
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i6r Eltu, # fbe Ae,V-T5r& Ertnirg Pga,
in jomt eOm"1rS" on tbh Ea:jta. x bis bap,r Of
fbs OH JsRc. /ayt, fkqf Mr.. Knk5 qvas fbe B,n
y@ eredi or eI Mr. J.6syon. II hsppess, La1v
eUer, tbGf Farrell y .Jsses qVc,. lbr ereaso,s,
and Mr.. WnL' 4OI ibs original debfa,. Ybu
is. r9ing er,ar, and u. ntxti0v it esiy 10 re-.
rird Mr. C,ir'ray that kr mag /a4seiimrs initiate.
Bar be s0W fay IA ,ePJ, 9sr64Ss, baf Houty
)snstimes xeaaeS ! !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-19

LONDON '1uly IS,
The following is a copy of a letter which Mr..
Forbes, consul of the United States of America in
Hamburger sent 70 the Captains Of its nation
Ham5uyg5 .S7fuly.
e The blockade Of the Elbe by the English has
been officially announced to the government OF TIL
City. In so serious crisis .. the present it's Of
consequence to the interest Of your owners most
strictly to observe not only the laws as they have
been. acknowledged By the respective nations, but
also those laws as they have been laid down By the
principal Maritime Powers. therefore advist
You not TO take any goods Oh board, to procure
the best certificates, that whatyoa have already
loaded ias been shipped and loaded before the bloc
kade of the Elbe' was known, and TO hasten your.
departure as much as possible.
am sc. JOHN NJ. FORBES"
s. Alctterf romlthe Banks of.the Mein, states, that
the firs- Consul will assume the title of Comman
der in Chief OF tie Army of England which IS
to consist of 1000 men. The head quarters are
to be established pro temb0re at Conpelgne. his
army is to form an immense GORDON from the mouth
of she Elbe TO Rochelle and RochetoFt, and IS
TO be sudigided into four separate armies, the
first of whch is to extend from the mouth Of the
Elbe TO. Flushing, and TO comprehend the troop
dispersed in The Electorate Of Hanover AID the
Batavian Republic yhe second is to be fornled
81. the troops IN Belgium, and to extend from
Flushing to Daakirk The third is toextend from
Dn,kirk to Che boufg and TO comprise the troops
cautioned in the Departments of the north, tie
pays.ds Calais, La Somae, and Basse Loire
and tie south is to extend from Cherboufs 70
Brest and Rochefort and 70 comprehend al! the
troops Distributed in the Departments OF the
West.
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& fssrsss tie Charleston s. G. } T;nses.
DESCRIPTION
OF a TEMPEsTIoUS NIGHT.
rs. G. Zines.
DESCRIPTION

v&a1rTEN b A oLITIAN----oRIGINAL
ruBLIsHsD IN ENGLAND.
Posfo Max ;ncsnu5at ara.
Iutsazerr PAX, e syebris mieat ;gniJus afber
Vide Hns Lib /.
1W gloom night outfpteads her fable wings,
A deep hgh DER the vale is catt
save w.bere The siolitary iheep bell rings,
Or dry leaves ruitle in the boittrous biaa.
I've that. from yopser monsaful aged view,
The noping owl jua raj. q her boaiog icreech /;
s. RE ihyill white of the lone curlcw,
6 Sounds Ger the winding d tie Sandy beach.
), the pale Cynthia darts her FLYER beams,
The snyioes miGs difpeffe, her orb unhrouds I;
kra ca the whitening fuyge uncertain CLEANS,
Tho the d4sk covert q furrounding clouds.
hcrror broods upon the troubled main
rec fvelling waves rolf TO the pebly fhore
d2ik'ning clouds pour down the driving
ram,
4angsy winds ike folemni shundsrs roar.
pirit ofthe tcmpeR fhouts aloud
ring lice the toasning breakers tcar
DER fell ffloals in wild di(osder cIoud,
il pearls Of thunder rumble thro' the air.
Che CORN increafes, 6ercer winds ariie
AolIoi The moon withdraws hefwoatcd ray !;
76lRkwid iighs' nings freak the f fling lSies,
And add more horror tosshe dreadful tray.
T.R. S.
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Augua s6.
DubItc GaIe.

IrNNStt e~2uk<s
On Wsdu<iaey The 1ztb ef O.7ober, 1903, TAR,
if not tbe arst fair day, qs;H Be ,lold az public
SALE, to tbe bigben bidder, at Ralobeyyy Pair,
sbs drurl2iag of The late Stephens T. MGjox, E}g.
SUNDRY SLAVES.
conGRiug Of likely and valuable Men, Wo
mel and Chisdren, fundry Ho.les, Cattle, Mules
and Aiies. The terms Of iaIe will be; for all
sunssayer ten dollars nine months credit will be
given upon the Pu,chafer's giving bond and ap-
proved iecar'sy for all fums under ten dollars,
8 In The whole by one purchater the cath mutt be
paid. Any claim againf the late S. I. Mafon
preyiouly fhcwn TO and admitted by the Execu
Tor as iua, vii be received in payment for arti-
cles 70 bid fer ath in The things purchaled pro
& per diicount made from the ium bid TO make the
payment equal 70 Calh.
JOHN T. MASON, Executor
oiS. t. MASON.
ALI. .perfors having any claims againa the late
Stephens T. dafon, EfQ. are deGred to bring
them 10 to the lubicribcr living in George
Town, TO Major Armasad Long. living IN
leeburg, to Afmtfead T. Malon the fon OF the
decsaied, seiding at his late dwelling, or to A.
b,ahsm B. 4. Mafon, living in Loudoun County,
properly and legally authenticated, thar raea-
\ fares may be taken for the adjuemcns thereof.
The fabicribsr will fell one thonfand acres OF
land ftuafe near Little River in Loudoun Ccun-
~, it being the land lately purchaied by the de-
cealedS. +. Mafon of James Mercer's repre-
fntatiyes the land is of good quality, more
than two thirds otit unclealsd and heavily tim
befed. The terms will be made 10 fuit purchslers,
pdclaims agaipf the deccafed' properly anthem
ticated and admitted TO be juR will be received IN
payment by
John T. MASON,
En-. IFS. z. Masou.
Sept.Ss. eo4w
III a " - II u \
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e Do DrcaRr,

q ,fhat as our attachment 20 our duties and
gu. honor can never permit US tos commute our
rights, we concur, with heart and foul IN the an
fwcr of cur king.
& That after his example we alall never fuf-
fer ourfeIves 10 be wanting in the ilightstt de
gree, in our duty to outfelyts, our anceaors, or
oar poaerity.
. We further declare, that being podiively
certain that the geater majority of the people OF
France enteFtaln in their hearts the fame ienti-
merits which animate us, il is in the name OF our
loyal conntrymeo, and in our own, that we re-
new, before God, on orr fwords,a and IN the hands
on, king, 70 live and die true 10 honor, and 70
our lawful fovereign.
(Signed) " cba.Fbihb9e<, IF Franz.
g cha. Fsyd. ID .4rfo5s, Duke 81
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lTyoss LONDON PAPERS yserisUs2 atfbs OF
fee of The Me,eaafile Advevfysr.
LoNDoN sfuly ~.

LONDON 9ub IS.
The following. is a copy Of a letter which. Mr..
Forbes, consul of the United States of America in
.Hamburgh sent 70 heCaptalns Of its nation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-19

The following is translation Of printed paper
delivered at his Leyee by Monsieur, entitled,
Publication made by Monseur, Brother 70 the
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Beyyf.
g L9uis Phi D'dytou, Dnke #
Orlcans.
8 Aalgiae PHILIPPE D'oykaas,
Dixie Of Monf9eSherf.
/" L24;, Cb. D'Orlsaxs. C0aat IF
Brauolus. /
/" Loais jas. De B9wbox, Prince.
gf C50de.
{. Loah Hes. Jossfb De- Boar6aa.
Conds, Dixie of BeuY5pn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-23
METHOD or Sailing NEAT.

Asfarmets are most COMMONLY too tdr d,steDt
faonl nla,iSet places, ,o,be sppalled from them
Wit, fresh meat, ana ii is most conyenent tor
ttein toxin only at oestaln Seasons, they ought
10 be well acquainted with The b.sS methods OF
keeping lncatsn god order, by aaiElng.
The common method Of p.ese'ylrg pork /; re-
sefvina tie team parts for Use in The cold season-
ana Applying large quantity OF salt TO the TT,
is perhaps as good as any can be. But beet IS
pfcasly il,iured, and rendered snwhylesonie by a
severe sailing.
A good methoc for preferving bscf, which I
hav- known to be praetiled for teyesal years paH
is as follows For barrel OF bee. OF the cornnlul
Gze, reduce to powner in morter fourqlarts OF
common far; then eight ounces Of iat peuc,
and five pounds OF brown fegar. Let the iIt bs
well rubbed into The pieces, pack hem elsie Ia
the barrel, an fprinkse the fail petre ard tugsr
evenly overeach layer. No water at all is 10 be
applied. The juices Of the meat if well picked,
viii 70, m a luficient quantity OF bfi,c and beef
viii keep lweet and good through the following
lumner, iuppoGng i, Killed andspacked in the be-,
ginning OF winter, or late IN aasumn; and VIA
no. be 100 lalr TO be paIatable.
D:alning Of the brine and purifying !tby boil
iag and summing with the addition sot little
saltgin the beginning OF suHmef, and returning
Of tbe brine hpon the meat, will be a eatInproye-
mtnt
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WANTED To HIRE.

FOR one year, twenty able bodice MICRO
MEN. 70 be employed on the Lizzie River Tasa-
PIKE Roai. Good ufage 10, aod panclusl pay
ment for their lsrsice;, s'sy be relied on. Any
perfans who have, and are dHpofed 70 Hire, VIII
pesfe give the eafi,ca notice 20 the iubfcriber,
who is duly authorized "a CONTRACT for that nun
Der, on behalf Of lbs Prsddent AID Directors Of
me Little River Tusnpike Company.
Richard Ratclif.
Dec. IS. dsw
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12ualfr sale.
Will be added to Saturdays Sales,
I've pipes of
4th proof BRANDY,
And five hand;ome
EIGHT DAY CLOCKS.
T. PATTON.
90 NOTICE.
Dec. 73.

THE .feafon of the year being near at hand,
when the inhabitants have to look forward with
pain, 10 the barbarous and unlawful cvifaifi of
diicharging FIRE arms within the Corporaton--
The Mayor deem:it bis dusy, 10 inform all thoft
when II may concern, that the annexed extract
from Law of the Cooperation, Will De rigoronf-
ly enforced:
COPY
Oftbs 3d/s67im Il an al, entitled an az to pre-
gents Accldents, &c.
{" No perion shall diicharge .ny rnufk.t, fowl
g irg.piece, or otter fire arms, wiThin The lfmi,o
g o Che Corloratior, unlfs in defence of bis or
g her pelfon or property, under the penalty Of
s. one Dollar for each offence"
Dec. z3. dst
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I zu1H Rent,
For one year On modsrafe terms, and give imme
dsse poa, Zion, my
HOUSE.and LOTS,

IN the towo OF Dnmfries, adjoining The court
hoalc, and lately occupied by captain George
Williams, as tavern. The terms will be made
knnwn on application TO Mr.. William SsnitA, Of
oamtties, or the subscriber.
The above property will be fold 70 the highe e
o1!dsr, on cTcdis OF one, two, and three years,
4 Princc William eouSs houfe, OF the Ssh day of
Match next, being court day. 4 clear and in-.
SaPa;able title viii be made 20 the pafchalcr,
q Parehafcfs, On she dayc. lale nh, or they
giving bonds with approved l.cusity, 10 heai in
's'sst from The ds.- i nor punttually paid.
Aminu'e d-lcsip.ion OF this properly is deem
= cnnecsl4ry. as II is prefurncd ,hote inclined 10
''a' OF puTyhsfs, VII GFi visw the prsmii.s
James Michel.
Aec. %, 2asou,
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LOST.
LOST.
YESTERDAY morning was loa in the free
Exa,o.anI,,ra Da11,

YES EkDA4 morning was lott IN the Rretts
A Memorandum Book,
with red leather cover, containing Ein}ry me-
morandums, accounts and receipts of expenditures
TO, for, ard Oh account a the poor Oft the towns
whichever may lave found it, and will deliver
it to either the Primer hereof. or the bfcribet,
ifby poor perfon, TO fact, a pccunlary recon.
pence will be made TO any other thanks are
rendered by their llumbs lervant,
]. Vaudeville.
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Truth fran q Democrat.

Mr.. Blake, editor Of the National Egis,
a short time since had sufficient indepen-
deuce to differ from his brother Democrats
relative to the Politics Of Europe; for
which he received severe reprimands from
the leaders of the lacobin party in his de-
fence he gives the following comprehen-
sive character Of them, which may be con-
sidered correct, coming from one who must
be intimately acquainted with them: 6 Re-
G proachful and overbearing, they de-
G mand tirnid and servile acquiescence.
g Impatient of centroul or contradiction,
" they revolt at the appearance Of re-
6 strant or resistance. Obstinate and
" unaccommodatlng they require of eve
g ry advocate Of their. cause to become
I" like. mere clay in the HANDS ortho potter.o
The following is said 10 be an accurate state
mem of the numocr of post Offices in the several
states, DISTRICTS and territories of the Uuion
State Of Virginia I99
New York r5o
Pennsylvania l01
Massachusetts 81
North Carolina 81
Maryland n
NeS Jersey 81
Connecticut S4
Vermont as
New Hampshire 40
South C4rolina DO
kentuoky So
Tennessee 23
Georgia %
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fadian Do.

At This season far pacing meat, ne presume
the follouvistg method ef preserving u,
zvilb be accebtad!sto our readers.
From Deans Nezu-Eaglaa9 Farmer.
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Dec. ~.

IN obedae1gce to q Decree Of the
Coaub Coart II Faiyfa., on Tx .fye Monday
in Jaaaay, y,E4ir, i no. fbe n<xf far day.
qvM beexpos<a 10 sale 4bou Tie bremisei, on q
credn Of 6, -, ard IS n9nths
A TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 500 .cyts, s;gegci By .!odah Wat
fon, to Charles higbic, 10 f-core a oebt owing BY
him to the faid 1gbic tbs land fronts conf
derablc way upon the new Turnpike road. and IS
laid of into a number Of convenient lots, plan
Of which may al any time be fcen by applying
10 George Gllpin. Negotiable notes with an
approved iotorfer, Will DC requeRcd tor f-curing
the hrR payment, when deeds will be executed
TO the ppTchsltrs and rslts taken ppoo t- proper
ty TO iecure the other payments. Ii may be OBJ
ferycd, that on this lard there are a number Of
beautiful ftuasiona, well calculated ict elegant
coantry feats, and The whole well adapted either
as places of reGdence for iuch families as might
with TO retire from town in the iuna,er leainn,
(or the accommodation Of radelnen and lsborers
at all times.
JAS KEITH, cn
GEO. GILPYN, Som1"D1
FRANCIS PEYToN, '@<''.
Dec. 10. Gods
{Es- Printing in all its variety excl
cated at this olfice With neatness and
correctness.
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the predictions Of unlettered sagacity, and
the reflections Of people in the hulnblest
departments Of life. Lord Bacon, whose
great mind stood less IN need OF the aid Of
others than any other person perhaps that
everexlsted, was, above all men, quick in
and diiigent in treasuring up
the vagrant wisdom that fell from the null
titude Among these which he has re-
corded there is one that we think 1t might
not be amiss if gre at numbers Of the fine
folks Of this world would continually keep
IN mind Itwas the advice OF an old man
who sold birch brooms at Eu:son, in Der
nyshire.. A proud, lazy young fellow re-
quested him to let him nave broom upon
credit. ffaveyou no money friend? said
he. No, replied the YOUNG man. And,
yet, said the old fellow, you are finely
dressed. and panper daily. Go, you shall
have nothing on trust from me, borrow of
your back, borrow Of your belly, they'll ne
yer ask you for it again; should be dun
you every day.
6c1ayls. c0w.)
TIE su1jG;acd extract of letter lroza ca
aia, IS fran an English gentleman zvho
has resided far some time in Span, and
has god opportunities Of being 1OsA IN
.tornasa.
& at the commencement OF last war,
Spain, ike the other powers Of Europe,
iQined against France; and it is well known
that BY the success which attended the
french arms, the Spanish government at
last sought safety in peace with France.
by that very peace, it may be considered 10
have scaled It's own destruction French
eInissaries. overran the whole kingdom;
French principles were circulated with a
zeal and ardor that battles all description.
The government paralyzed by fear, happy
at the momentary respite from dissolution,
fearful of offending their new made friends,
and hoping, perhaps, that filter season
would arrive at future period for repres-
sing that spirit, suffered its influence to
spread, till its hydra form inow defes its
power. It is only by French sufferance !;
by French restraint, that it is kept within
any bounds; and both the French and Spa
nish governments are equally wellacquaint-
ed with the circumstances.
g To be brief, the infection has spread
over Spain, from one end to the other,
through both cities and villages-even the
great mass of the peasantry are under It's
influence; the army and navy are not free
flom 1t; and what is more strange, even
the clergy, whose complete ruin is insepa-
raDle from revolution, are SO blind and
infatuated as to wish for one, At least
such IS the general testimony of the best
informed here, and | fear it is but too well
founded. Those who are able to think,
see volcano ready TO swallow up tie ia e,
and view il as a dreadful but unavoidable
evil Those who cannot think are SO stu
pid as to desire it, and consider all the e.
Wis that have been brought upon them by
the late war, as 50 many crimes chageable
against their own government"
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Alexandra, December ~.

SOME Of the most choice apothegms
and wise maxims which we find treasured
up in the languages Of England, have been
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SJaUes jofSale..

-
The fubfcriber will on We'd
nefaay the I6.hday Of February next, at
the houfe of Anthony Addition, in Prince
Georges county, expofe TO public fale,
for ready money, to the highef bidder,
Negro Peter, a young man,
with his wife Nell and their four children ;
Negro George, with Role his wife and;
their Eve children; Negro Jack, a black
fmith Negro Sam, thoernaker, and
ForreRer, lem, DaWel, Jem s.. Clair,
Iiaac, Dennis. Jack and BOB, eight ike
" young lads at rae fale families will
NOT be divided but fald fogsther. Taeic
laycs arc fold in vilsae OF 4 deed Of tsla,
bearing date the a5sh day OF Aagutt,
1907, rom Anthony Aliifoh 10 ne the
u5fcsiber, authorizing and directing the
f.ls Of Ike faid iiaves 10 raiie a sam DINO
ney for the perpoles therein mentioned.
The fale will commence at II O'Clock
in the forenoon Of ia day aboyemention
ed. and 60 many Of lhc fad illyes will
be fold, as viii raifc the fo;n Of 3,o5c
dollars, with interatt on 3ooo dollars from
the 26ih day of Aaguit, 1902, until the
day Of falc aioreiald.
VIM. LYLES.
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