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E2oM THE REPgRroRy.]
I'VE REPaST1nr1.
n. Y. D. Il.

No I.
This title VIII comprehend miscellaneous papers
on literature and general science, original skier
ches and extracts from works OF merit Isis
with peculiar pleasure that ! communicate a.
an Introduction the following crcoraJuui upon
woNEN; which, being written b. man who
has had en opportunity to appreciate thsir me-
nit, viii therefore be more grateful to female
readers. 4. L.
Whether the female mind is capable Of those
eagle flights into the regions OF philosophy and
science, which Bacon and Newton rock, is
question scarcely worth the trouble Of debating
4 ihoussnd instances have already been adducsd
by various writers, to dIsprove the mental nferi-
or;y Of females, and it is universally ackno,v
lodged. that their minds are capable of infinitely
higher cultivation than il has usually been their
lot TO receive.
The affections of the female are far stronger
and more lively than those of our sex Tie thou
sand instances OF their heroick condus curing he
French Revolution. have settled Has Fast forever
No persona fatigue could overcome them, ne per-
sonaldanger ooald foro instant defer them from
seeking in the foulest dungeons the father or the
child, ths husband or the lover. Months after
months have they been known 10 secreie from
revolutionary vengeance, some obe9 other If
lection, when the discovery Of the cenceamcut
would have been enevitable and immedia, death
Taxed moment in csu;riyances for his escape
were ne naked, they clothed him were ne hun
cry, they fed him: were he sick, they visited
him and, when I'll efforts were uaavaiing f's
his ds'iverance, often did they infnse INFO his
sinking soul, their own courage TO meet death
with fOrtitude, and even with cheerfuluess
In infancy they nourish US, in old age they
cherish and console us, and. ON the bed Of si.l.
ness, the exquisite decacy of their attentions, tie
wstclinSs they will undergo without q murmur,
the iretiug queruoysness they will bear with com
placency, the offensive, the naus.ous Offices
which they are at all times ready 70 perform, de
mani from us more than every return o. attach
( ment, Kindness and gratitude. which tits in our
power to confer. Thsse qualities are not the of.
spring Of civilization they are chara9eIistic ct
the sex, and proudly disting ish IL in every quar-
I ter Of the gl'bs. This is that exciting beauj y
+ which nature gives 10 wo~pn, in ample rcc3n
pence for inferior deprivation this i, that nesu
~ which indeed turns the edge ofthe sword and
/ makes the spear fAll pon,lssq. Every traveller
through inh3spitable viljs. and painless desarJs
! confirms the grateful testimony Of Ledyard "a
Z ths ComPa3sion, and sympathy aad tenderness Of
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tham'eIvea from The dcYour'hs element,
"hicn immeilNtejy communicated 20 Mr..
A.acre"'s dwelling adjoining, which, with
ali the olt hod,es, in 4 shott tirue, were
entirely destroyed, notwiIh@,and Ig the
great exertions az a vast coucou:sr of CT.
tizenswho were present, and who through
their active perseverance saved the al 70
JOINING h1ases.-As usual oar eng'ue,
were out oF order--ouly ore appeared, ana
That 'aight as well have been lett under
lock aud key, foT it could not be used.
We are sorry to remark, that this is the
second tine in the course of ten months,
that Mr.. Gowman ha, suffered by FIRE /!
and that he has this time los; the: most oc
his i0faiture. MIR. Warren is also great
loser, having little time TO save his pro-
Perty.
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MARRIED--Nn Sr'rrdayevenire last,
MIR. GEORGE w. DIXON, to the truly
an'ahle and much admired Miss ELIZA
BETH TRANSPORTATION orthiicity.
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DiEO-At Fort S,oddert, the Gosh DC
tober, Ehhraim kirby. late ot I4ilchf-ld,
(Con.) first Judge OF the Cpiied States
district court st New Orleans
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Er1,n .NnrlaN Der OF.

j
We are indebted TO the politeness Of
friend for London papers received by the
British brig Union, Captain iIigginbolham,
from Guernsey, TO The 2Olh of O1ober,
two days later than those received by the
Thomas wilson, Their contents will be
found in our paper Of this day, anh al
though these papers 90 not contain any
important matter, Of which we have not
been before informed, yet having received
the papers from the 9th to the 2O.h Of &c.
tober, we are enabled to present a more
regular chain of Information, than the pa
pers by the Thomas Wilson furnished.
War with Spain we regard as an event
certain, for although we have not copied
into our paper the capture Of sundry Spa
nish merchant ships, nor the detention OF
Others in British ports, yet numbers have
been captured and others detained.
In the Balayian republic some change
OF government is agjtatlng, as we limited
~ our paper OF the lOlh inst. with the view
which we have OF this subject, it is difficult
10 form any correct idea Of the change
which IS contemplated.
Mr.. Monroe, it appears, had left Lon
don FOR Madrid prior to the 18th Of Oc-
tober, but the roul he had taken, or The
time Of bis departure, we are not enabled
to state.
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"Thc ministers OF the gospel, OF ssvc-
raj religious denominations, of the civ OF
Philadelphia have recommended to " the
people ct their charge" the Observance Of
the hrst OF January next as a day of So
Tenn thanksgiving to Almighty God" for
the especalkiManess of Providence, in dis
pensing TO this city the blessings Of health
and plenty during the present year.
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Advice have been received at Boston
from Russia, TO the S5ih September, stat
ing--lhe probability Of war between that
country and Frsnce--that the utmost ac-
tiViiy prevailed in the Russian ports in Ill
ting ont ships OF war, 20 ships of The line
coaid be sent to sea--that an army Of SO, =
600 men had been assembled OH the ives.
'ern frontier Of Russia, to be- Commanded
by the brother Of The eInperer---,hat nos
tlIi,ies would probably commence in the
sDriHg--lhat Sweden was in league with
Russia and Denmark supposed to be IA.
vorab!e TO France. (f6.J
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Flour inspe6tedin the town OF Alexandria,
fer The quarter ending The In Decen-
Der, lgO+.
22,s9! barrels aour.
T9i half 90.
21 barrels Indian meal.
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Flour InsDe S(or
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Decem6
FIRE! FTRE!!l

About . o'clock on Thursday morning,
the inhabitants were alarmed with tbe re-
peated cry Of Ere which had taken place
IN the dwelling house Of Mr.. B,gvmaH,
Crauby-street the fire had taken such
eHeGtuaiholdbefore the fanily were aware
Of II, tina. they scarcely had time TO save
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATUHE.

The Committee. to whom was referred
80 much OF the Governors Letter, as
relates To the Communication o. the
Governor Of Massachusetts, covering an
amendment proposed on the par, OF the
Legislature OF that State, to The Cons;i-
tu'ion at the United States, have, &C
cor,'nig to order. had that subie& under
their consideration, and have come to
the following
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The American Citizen, Of New York,
informs that Messrs. Stockton and NJ
Whorion, two leading Ieacrai lawyers Of
New Jersey, have accepted fees from Mr..
Burr, 10 plead in his defence in the case Of
the indictment found against him for hay-
ing killed FIR. Hamilton in duel. From
ih;a circumstance il would appear that Mr..
Burr means to submit himself to she laws.
(il.
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, Z )
Il the Wi.Iiam,burg Academy, which is NOW
a devoted solely - the cJuca ron of Young
ladies, arrangements have been la,ely made for
their instruction in the elegant arts oe Drawing
and Painting
The society Of Williamsburg mas ever been
considered peculiarly favorable IN ou.hfi, IN il.
provemen5, and the number OF Young aides from
every part OF he sac who for that obei. as
well rs for the purpose Of instruction. annually
assemble thccc IS . proof OF the extensive inlln-
eaec Of this opinion. Encouraged by this cir
onmssauce, AIR. Anderson has underworld o con
csEtras within his institution every possilJs al.
vant1 5e for the Accomplishment of young ladies
III the various branches of polite education IN
addition 10 his school for their tuition in ,hc En-
Ssh and French langu7yo- and with view 10
render the study of Geography more sttrati
and interesting. he has LACEY imported very Ia se
Celestial and Terrestrial Globes, with corrple.e
set of Maps upon an enlarged scale. elegantly
colourcd and framed lie has also fitted IN I'm
der The roof o. ths academy. apartments for ,heir
instruction by the most eminent teachers in Mn
SIC, Drawing, Painting and Dancing; and pa
rents VINO wish their daughters To acquire these
fashionable and elegant accomplishments. viii
ind his arrangements well adapted TO their spec.
dy attainment
few y0urg ladies' can be accommodated wi,h
boarding in the family of Mr.. Anderson, where
q a excellent teacher has been engaged 10 Attend
for the eXtTa-tuirion of those whose tender age.
or hitherto neglected. education may render such
measure desirable. PA enis whose sol.ci,u,ie
for the rapid Improvement OF their children rem
d.rs the additional expense Of no Importance
will perceive this 10 be most val.abe sDpend-
age to the institution The misfortune of re-
Gretted inattenton to carly instruction will thus be
obviated, and yeung ladies, vino are emulous 90
be advanced TO the higher branches Of improve
ment may in this manner, retrieve their lost time
without descending into a lower class.
The course Of instruction for the ensuing year
will commence on the 18th January. and l. IS re
quested thar he pupils may assemble in VIII.
arnsburg previously to tha oa;e. Further inior
nation may be obtaired on application hy letter
70 MIR. Leroy Anderson, postmaster. Williaml-
burg Virginia. sPO5J oawtlF
williamsburg, 2C.h Dec 1904
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N'N' ."''I'' e''- SiitCC!SS SiiScl.Cii Tor Their
political brethren every whero Fully con.
hdiAg in the efficacy and perma;iency O.
| 'nose liberal views, those common inte-
! rests and those natioaa! feelings which orr
glnaily harmonized these states into coli
tederacy, and finally placed the,n under 4
SoTernm=nt instituted To perpetuate their
Union, to secure and advance the happi-
ness they enjoy under it.
! Resolved therefore, That it is iaexpedi-
ent for this state to agree to the amend
ment to the constitution Of the United
States proposed by the Legislature OF MAs-
sachusetts.
Res.ived, That the Governor Of this
commonwealth be requested 10 transmit
copy Of the fore gong resolution 10 the
chici magistrate of Massachusetts, with q
Request that the same may be laid before
the legislature Of that state, at their next
session.
FROM Eurohe.--rhe ship Alonzo, capt.
Gibbs arrived on Tuesday night last at
Ne" fork from London. by this vessel
London advices have been received to The
23d Octooer, four days later than those
received at Norfolk: we do not End, how
ever, that any information OF moment had
been communicated in the Interim. No
declaration OF war had been made By En-
gland against Spain, but the CAPTURES of
Spanish vessels continued To he made. As
we had eXpecied, the inHuence OF Prussia
had been direcled 10 prevent the extern
sion ct the war TO the continent; there ap-
pears httle probability Of The 50 much talk
ell OF c0a,ition in the north agains, France;
in such an event France would receive the
aid of Prussia and Austria. Dosaparte's
policy, Of excluding English manu- aG(ur.
ed goods from The countries under his con-
troll, continued to be aStively pursued
Mention is made of coate mplated change
in the government Of Holland, it is eyi
dent, however, that 3onaparte might as
well incorporate that country at once with
France, as he at present exercises all the
powers of lis government. The London
p;ints Inform what were the demands
made ~ Russia, in the late discussion with
France The Information is probably cor
rect, a. they are demands OF that nature
which despols always make, when desi-
rous of war or Of committing like outra.
ges upon the rights % nations AleXan-
der probably received his lesson from Pitt,
ON these points, as from 1895 to this time
E"gland has constantly pretended to be
lighting for the rights Of the continental
powers they both forgot, when demand
Jog redress for Naples and Sardinia. the
fate of Poland.--lt was little short OF i'm
pudence for Russia TO arraign France for
It's conduct in Italy, d! the very moment
when ii was possessing itself the islands
OF Zante Corlu, &c. in the Mediterranean,
and whilst It wa, plotting the dismembcr-
ment OF the Ottoman empire.
T S,t,.n,., (
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|'-'teI| Fne-Shea, and ier safe ny S. Elea-
STATS. ir. &schmonG.
SUMMER ASSTYFS

Z "<"fS: r. <''CH@lcHG-
J SUMMER ASSIYES.
/ Trials of Epri,. county. of Clare. ir-l,nd on
IN July. ls04. before ;he hon. Gaso,. Smith and
! '1eCiAJary.
4 REPORT,
OF The TRIAL o. AN ACTION TOR nAIiAcEs,
trough, by the Reverend Charles Massey a.
ENmst 'he most nNbic the Marcus of Headfort,
from criminal conversation with plaintiffs wife,
damages lard * Is 5000. taken in shor, hand
by an eminent Bar.istec
rms important and Interesting trial nav be
read without exciting = blush on the most limo.
cent cheek. Our the whole abilities OF the I.
f'sh bar was brought iu.o sjlion, and perhaps
such display OF eloquence and talents was never
exhibited on amy former occasion
i ne vehement imagination CT Mr.. Hore the
po''s' rd and ar;ful sta;ement of MIR. Quin, the
luminous perspicuity OF FIR. .Pensonby. and that
an5oundsd rang of fancy in
Mn CCREAN,
" nich IN speech occupying twerty.six pages.
seiIed IN It's progress on whatever offered Itself
IN literature or eioGueuce, TO adorn or illuminate
ms suoJett were to be found each IN It's place and
'rier, and no doubt can exist so long rs the xcr-
t'on7' O. judgment. science end eio7renoe arc
ueAr 10 the minds OF mea Of taste and leaning,
th's produstion viii be perused BIZ item with
entertainment and delightful; it may be all.w-.
ca an higher aim the lawyer will net only de-
i've information from is perusal bus ii viii ex-
cute on similar occasions an cumulative exe,,ion ON
MS ra"t.
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Flour Inspector.

D.. Wa'erhousc, of Boston, in one OF
as late college lectures. stated an alarm
ing tact. viz. thar instances Of deprayed
health had increased and were Increasing
among The scholars ana that there were
more heciical and consumpIive complaints
wi'h'p three or four years past, than fOr
upwards OF twenty years previous. The
cause OF this dsciining health being sought
tor 1t was found 10 originate principally
tron sn iadalent or sedentary HABIT, bro't
on and continued by the custom of Smok-
ing scgarS.
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IHE FOLLcWLNG .HHTYCLES,
A'ef0r sale at br Ri!soa's A3ot5era,y Sb26 ot.
Posife f5e Bel 7aysyn. 10 7rH:
u Ed AMI white Lead, Verdigris. Spanish VIII
= ting, Spanish Brown. TIMBER, Naples Vel
low, Blue SmaIt, Brown Pink, Rose Pink Flake
White, Gold Leaf Liquid Sold Size, C9pal ard
Spirit Varnish. Camei's Hair Pencils, yellow o
chre, Lithsrge, Sugar of Lead, &c. &c. Also
quantity Of Salt Peire.
lie wishes to rent a stand FOR an Apo;hecary's
Shop in the psighbourhood Of the cross street
lea ling 70 Msyo's bird !e.
26,h Dec. 1904. wifi
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TIINSTAII,s
L UNS hLL' s
PATENT 7'RRE SHTVG MICRfNF.

. PATENT TIfRES9LNG MHCRfNF.
He advantages to be gained by farmers, by
u applying fome efeaual parts to TBrenning Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity, adequate ftrength,
and greater cheaPnelS than hitherto and applicable to
any machinery, universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNsTALL has obtained a
Patent for fuch Improvements and wifhes to benef.
the public on the mott Reasonable terms. Diftrias
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, by applying in pesion or by
letter (Ps paiaJ to the Pafekiee, Hiiam 7a1teoH at
tie S1vaa Tavern, Rinjavoal
N. 3. a Mil Wright and ZION Worker for the re-
fPe6tive parts, are wahted-arPly as above.
Thefe Machines VIII huh Clover and tireG, Rice.
Buck Wheat Be. preierved free from grit Counter
feits will b. dealt with as the law directs.
July Ia. eW--sf
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LONDON. T,1ne 6

Mr. Pitt brought forward ycfterday MS plan
for the defence of the country. He ftated, that
with refpeSf 70 the amount OF the force nscefa-
ry for the public eXigency at the prcfent critis,
parliament had already decided upon lis extent
and the means now to be conlidered were
thofe of more efieGtually completing that force
than the me2ilres hitherto adopted had been
found adequate TO attain. The hrlt fep then
neceiiary would be 10 cali uDon each ditiiS TO
complete ifs quota, by making up its dcfcen-
cies under the head army of reErve act, which
would amount in the whole 10 about eight or
nine thouiand men as appeared - thG Returns
from the feveral provincial diGr6is to the fecre-
tary at Wharf.-The next Object Ne would pro-
pofe was, to dimiuilh the militia gradually, from
its prefent extent 10 its original force of 10000
men in England, aud about 5000 in Scotland.
Il was not his intention to reduce their number
immediately, but iDftead of making M their
number to the extent at prelent efabliihed, Of
10000, Of which there was now about 1000
deficient, he would propofe not to fupply the
vacancies in the militia regiments, rs they occur
red, but to add The men in place Of thcf dehci-
encies, to the regular army, until fuch tine az
the militia force !hould be thus gradually rsdu-.
ed 20 Is original number, as before aaied by
thefe means alone, then in the fin inaance, there
would be added TO the regular army of the coun-
try 5000 from the army Of relsrve, and 7.Oou
from the militia Establishment, without any ne,g
additional callupon the country, but has already
been approved, and deemed neceHary for iii.
public eXigeucy TO which each country ha,
already contributed, but of which fome wer.
detective in their prOportonate quota. But f1t,.
pohDg the plan to iuCCecd H. completing TO ifg
fulieit extent, Che numbers deficient in tie army
of reicrve and militia, it was not his intention 10
flop there for il was not only deGraJic TO cotD.
plete, to the mott formidable extent necefary,
the means of internal defence for The pr,l,.5t
eXigency, but for aging foundation f.r the
time to come, Of recruiting our regular army 10
the fuleit extent, and filing Che rank which th:s
country has been wont To- maintain arlOrgC ru-
ropean nations. it t,ss therefore, one Of his Oh
iccts, that all the deficiencies which hould or
cur in the militia and army Of refcrye. Oh their
preient eftabliirmcnt, fhould be brought TO a..
count of each fuccefive year, and the whole de-
6ct 70 be diitrbutcd amongt ,be iey,.raI conn.
ties, and made good according TO lhe oriciDsl
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DOCTOR WILSON,

HAS taken Gas atemporary reiidence) the
j. i houfe lately occupied BY Doctor ADAMS, Gypo-
fife the Bell Tavern and intends to combine tbe
APOTHECARIEs BUSINESS with the rRAC-
TICE OF PFTYSIC. He is now opening a part. and
expects torecgve by the next arrivals from PhiIadel
Phia, the balance Of ffefh and very general (ppy
OF MEDICINES, and other articles in the Anotheca-
fies inc, which will be fold on the loweif terms
~ Ordcrsfrom the country, Recipes, &c. win he
carefully attended TO-
June 81. -feW6nl1
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C. o " d TT 0 N S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or a supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
III. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annurn, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fublcribe TO the paper, ihould
they not exceed a iluarr IN length,
ffall be inherited for /SpeHty5t:Us cents
the tir6 time, Gfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion fbirtr-tbrse cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for -Gfr cents
the 6rf time, and tbirty-,brrt cents
for every additional infsrtion.
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a. NOTICE IS KEREB2- GIFEN,

HAT a Petition will be prefented to the
Il General Aaeniby, at their next sefiion, for the
fae of the Glebe in ST. Marys Pari in Caroline; 8,
the mveiiture ofthe nterea of the Money, thereby
raiiedi the preicnt Incumbent, 70 long as he may
continue to act as luch in the faid Pariih
CAROLINE, Auguh N, 1901. Tew9m.1
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~ Nofiee----TFE CommifIioners above nam
ed will open the fubfcriPtiop Book, at the Court
Houte in the Of Alexandria, on the 9th of Sep
TENDER next, agreeably to the aoread articles Of ao-
citation.
The paynen. swl be received either pec;e or the
notes ofthe Bank of the United States and its various
branches, in the of any Of tile Banks from N
York to Norfolk, incluGve
AuorH g 1904 a.
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Tjlc JoRo7UiHg Six HQg8heuds If
TOBACCO

now lying in Dymer's Ware Houfs, viii be
fold according to Law
1900, Janufry 1oth-judith Kelly,marked I. K.
No. S, GrofS III, Tare ~, Nett oo7. 1901,
January 9th, do. do. do. No. 10, Grofs 1870.
Tare us, Nett 1o77--jaruary %, William
Digs, marked w. y. No. II, Grofs 1l65.
Tare 100, Nett Io45-Do. Tohn Brent
nsfi:ed !. B. No. 81, Crofs 1883, Tare 1877.
Nett o45--Iahuary so, George grent mark
ed G. b. no. 25, Crofs ll7e, Tare 40, Nett.
1923. March IS, Spencer George, marked S,
q. No. as, Grofs 1859, Csre fOe. Nett, GAG.
THOMAS HURST. 7so..a..,
WIZ. MEREDITH. 1g,Pr7"Tf'
May 19.-Iaw3m.
ne hare reeeiUed a mali eliYion1I GlsbJy 0,
MADEIRA WINE,
OF a hyperion quality, which eofTer for f,ls
- BY the hoglhead and quaIter-eaR..
GlssoE y gsFFERsoN.
July "a. sptf
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Further Notice.

ON Monday ,hS $ |, day OF March rex, vi,
eomrcncc The fale OF the property OF r'
Smith, at the Store lately occupied by dinE
DumfFies, confaing OF a
Ia ley Of GOODS,
the remains of bis Store, Heufcnol and K,cE,
Furniture, Holics, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Fam
ing UtenEls, Fiyer and Bay Craft, Seows, B1an
sc. &c.
AJ5.-TWELvE NEGROES. if not dip |
ed Of private iaie.
Likwifc the Lands, Houf., Lots, &c offa
Smiths. VIZ.
A Tract of Land near Dumiries op|
the ,ide waters OF 2 WIS Creek, cAira d
Grove, containing aboui 500 acres, with Hou.
and other improvements.
One moiety of a Tra6 of Land on
Chapp4wamG Cserk, wuh Iiouie., Qoanles at
Frseitone thereon, &c
A HUFF and Lot in Newport, (Pc
tim No. -.
Two Lots with Storehoufe, SHEDS,
VIII tx, % The ftae aes NJ IS & IS
One OF Two undiNideQ LOIS In the
Toea . Gencys, olafa II New Y k.
Two Lots in the City Of Walhing,
ton, No. $50 afc $500 lr square -.
And the IIoufes and Lots in Dunn.
fries VOW oceaped by fad Sn,1 h.
For further particulars concerning
fail Lands, e.. ecq Ire OF t.'d Smith, Or theh..
icrlber, who viii lhsw The ,erns AMI ~h h WI
be publicly made known al the time and pisce oi
flle.
A credit Of Gx months will be Civ.
en- on al fms over Tw7nty D !.ats, by giving
bend with approved feuIi'y for the amount, vIii
interef from the da'e,ii nor puotiu4lly.Nad.
The Sale will continue from day to
day Until All tie s.oreiald r,Pesy is clltL
eli of.
Timothy Brund,5f.
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