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4. tfr .l.tA.I
sc3nic5ty Urge cakes or ice. aud as the Wild
~ss i;s;s. and the tide ebbing. IL was feared she
would be losts hu about dark. by great e.a.r:i-
ons she was extrica,cd. and got m sale, TO the
great Advertisements Of hundreds WAC ~ete Wit
nesses of her situation. There were ON beard
this boat Upwards Of 30 passengers. and rour rst
loads Of dollars from ono Of ,he Dantcs iii Fiji
lsdelsh;s.
Ship Sampson Tor St, Domingo. rc7,oru,d to
have been driven ashore b. the ice. cot safe to
sea on Saturday evening The British Packer
Princess Charlotte, sailed yesterday for Falmouth.
January 9.
At court Of oyer and teYniacr and general
gaol delivery, held yesterday at tie city hzil, Of
the city Of Ncw-York, IN and for the said city
and county. William wan Ness, Esq. " as nj
ed and cpuviaed Of being the bearer of chal-
lenge from the vice-p, esident of rae Unibsd
States TO the late gen. Hamilton, and for aiding
and abctsing in the fatal duel which terminated
in the death ofthc latter. The evidence was SO
cietr ard positive, char the jury re,aIned YER
did without re'iring from their box.
The trial Of Nathaniel Ps1.dle,on, Esq. inp,i.
Gated in a similar charge N the second Of gen.
Hamilton. viii. we understand. take plnce ih,s
days and that of Richard Riker, Esq (the dis
trief Attorney End Mr.. Robert Swastwout. in
the course of the session-Mr. Woodwork. The
attorney. general. having come on for the SPECIAL
purpose OF conducting ilhese prosecutions OIL the
part of the stare.
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Mr.. Elliot presented a ret;t;on f,o,n
Darnabss strong andsundry o,her ,nbab;-
Wv. . o. vermont, praying gran, OF a
-. " ,1ha SIX mics square, ia the ter
Nlf ''in Opposed 'hisappi;ca,ion, as be-
'nf approximation upon the public property
81 me ur'on, and hoped the petition would
b: reiecied. $3.50
Mr.. Elliot did not view the application
~ the same light with Mr.. DIN, bur WE'RE
u The Thing suggested, he thoneht still il
night be Suffered TO go to a COMMITTEES
Tor enquiry.
IN the motion 10 refer il to a saJee
committee, there was 81 yeas, and 81
nsys.
The Speaker said the votes did mi a..
mount TO qucrsn, and having called in
abe members 10 their seats,the motion was
put a second iine, and there were Al IN
FAVOR OF the reference, and 81 sgains, II.
itwas accordingly referred to a select com.
niiiee Of three.
Amessagc was received from The Pres;
1sn', l"ief"rog that he had approved ami
seFhsd 'he act supplefncn,srv IN IN. &C,
'or s"e collection OF dates on goods, ws,,s
States- ~ ''''o '''e Onlcd
'''' thompson reported from he rom.
sh,uee, appointed for the purpose. on ,h,
Peuuon 81 William Rolls, PRAYING a ,,, .'.s
Oh isAu, other tAsn TIA, he had iocs,sd
ano wh'ch possessed the Mill scas he hsd
contemplated 20 purchase OF the fj,;,sd
Siatcs--shat he have leave to Withdraw
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his petition. The report was considered
and agreed to by the house.

II II
ind agreed 10 by the house,
I Mr.. DIN moved the appointment Of
eelecteommitsee, Tor he purt ose uf consi
dering the psep'iesy OF encrrasiils the al.
Iowancc made to;he persons employed IL
bringing TO The seat Of government The
returns Of the eieSiion of Prcsiden, and
Vice-Pscsiden, of the United States. y he
allowance made by Law being two dollars
and fifty cents fer every twenty miles ira
vel Ia Washington, and nothing allowed
them for Their return.
On the question to raise such commit
tee, there were City six members IN its
! favor, and twenty one against II. 4 CON-
mi,iee of three vas appointed.
Mr.. Crownir shield reported, from the
committee OF commerce and manutac-
torres, on the petition of Benjamin Bailey
and others, of New York, praying re-
mission of the bonded duties, due on sun
dry articles IF merchandise consumed IN
their stores by the iase conhagrstion in
Pearl, Dock and Water streets, in that CT
-. Ths resolution annexed to the report
and agreed to by the heuse was, that the
petitioners have leave 10 withdraw their
petition.
A lettet and report from the Post Mas
ter General, on the case of ~. Hender-
son, aconsrateor for carrying the mail in
stage, from Charleston, South Carolina,
TO Fayetteville, Recommending afurther AL
lowance of 1900 dollars for that service,
was received aud referred to a commi,tec
OF the whole to morrow.
1ir. Findley laid upon the table rcsn-
solution to be added TO the rules OF the
! house, directlng the Speaker TO call upon
| the chairman of committees 10 report the
progress they had made in the several
items of business referred 10 them, every
Friday morning during the residue Of The
| session.
MIR. Vanhorne presenteda petition from
a number ofthe iohabiteuts OF Bucks coun.
", Pennsylvania, praying the establish
'nent oi a uew.post road through the wes-
tern part of the same. This petition was
referred to the committee Oh post offices
ard post roads.
re-. Holmes presented petition from
John MsIntire, stating that an error had
been made in his paten, Tor certain lands
purchased al public sale. in Marietta, aud
praying that The error might be corrected.
Referred 10 the committee OF claims.
Mr.. Stamford called for the order ofthe
day on the rc,clutions moved by him in
November last, relative 10 tee recession
OF he,ersitory OF Columbia, excepting TIE
City of Washington, and the house hav-
irg resolved itselsinto committee of the
whole,
Mr. fenasy in the chair,
An interesting debate arose, in which
Mcssrs. Stanford, Smile, Early ard Eppes
advocated, and NIr. Denris oppose, the
recession. The debate continocd till the
usual hour OF adjournment, when. on mo-
ton OF MIR Nelson, the committee rose,
reported progress, and obtained leave 20 81,
again.
Adjourned.
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FOX SALE,
II UaIua6Ie Trccf ofLoud.

lying on Beaver creek. containing SEQ acres.
WIN good dwelling house SO feet by Is, two
!. s'o,es nigh, with rooms on the lower fioor ard
-.oS'e. WIN very large peach orcha,d and =
small apple orchard, with about 100 ,crss os
Cleared land. now in good order for corn. vhe,r
sna toeaseo--Ih:i trad is we,l watered. well en-.
oeteo and hes remarkably level for this par, &c
the country, II being in 9miles of the cour,h,u,e
as would wish to move to Kentucky next fan
would give possession then. and nh. purchaser
pc furnished with corn and stock of all kinds at
NE alssxet price. For terms apply to me, living
r'es' (w4)
John S. Woodson.
ftenry county. Nov 90 1904
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len Cents Reward

NJ ILL be paid to any person that " III de,;v.,::
~ to .ue JOHN NUNRY, an apprentice
lad. who absconded from my employment ,o,ne
TING in October last. ALI persons are forewarr-
ed from eplo, ing or harbouring the said zupren.
tee, AZ shall deal with such as the law diress
Lrnd Hopkins.
Powhatan county, Jan. Is, 1906. g..
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q MAN of tolerablc talents and
4 a education. well acquainted viii, o,ertsn.;is '
ana most other kinds Of business, Possessed &C
Two or thrse Thousand pounds in nett pfopsr,y I,
rnsln'a, amer dischasging all just demands of.
life. to any gentleman representatives o. o,,s. .or
specialize citizen within the state "A Iet,sr d,,e
cd 70 Ohm Jones. left with the editor. will be ~
tended to; and az interview expected; as ma =.
appoin.ed riercin. - may DC
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FOX SALE, =
At Louisa Courthouse. on the l2ih dsv cf Feh,r.
airy next, THIRTY SEVEN
Valuable Slaves.

HsIohsing 70 the estate Of Christopher smitb. dec
cons sung OF men, women and children; IL il Ie-
nsved ihat they are as likely parcel Of slave, IA
was wa, ever Offered for sale in the STATE. Bonds
%nn approved security. bearing interest," frcn die
, psssoie me ioth OF February neat win Re
RENTED IT the principal is pune,,nIIy ns;a
CHARLES SHI1lH. aim
-. of Christopher Smith, dec.
Leoi.a. 10th Jan 1905. ,,or r'0'
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rHh husscriHDR Is YET DESTROYS 70 SELL
HIS PLAN TATION.

On Deep creek. in Powhatan county, and
give possession ireredia.sly. with hire Of fcu5-
teen hands rhe'con, for the present wear and :.
very thing prepared for crop. For terms an
Ply to Cap. Lndweil BrackeI eff Amelia. or the
subscriber WIZ MsvS vac
Richmond, Jan 18th. 1905. e.
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January IL.

On Wedaesd'ay the deban on reoed,o
toe district OF Columbia, vas resumed i1
the House OF Representatives at an earIy
hour, and continued until the usual honr
OF Adjournment, whvn the committee rose
and obtained leave 10 sit again. Messrs.
Root and Dawson spoke infayor Of, and
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LONDON, Move a,ber 2.

LCNDON, November z.
Our readers have peTused the modest af.
fecting account of The total defea. af the
combined fleets, and the ever to be lament.
ed death of lord Nelson, with those mixed
feelings of grief, gratitude, and Joy, which
Ii is sowell calculated to inspire. We have
some Interesting particulars to add to it,
1t has afforded much surprise, th&s the
eeombiued fleets should have adopted the
resolution OF putting to sea, and i, has
been supposed, that nothing but total
want of provisions eoald have induced
them TO hazard kat,le with lord Nelson.
1'he-fact was not sc--thsy had received or.
ders 70, pat to sea the first opportunity that
should be afforded them bv our feet beng
weakened by dstaehments from it, or BY
stress of weather to quit the blockade Of
Cadiz. Their Object was to make for the
Mediterranean to collect in their passage
the Carshagena squadron, and to proceed
20 1culon. where, being joined by the
vessels in thar port, they would have form
ed feet Of between forty and fifty sail of
the line, with which i, was their design to
prevent. if possible, the sailing Of any-ex-
petition with British troops from Malta,
or any expedition with Russian troops
from Corfu. Such is said to have been
their plan; and The course they were steer
ing, and vice admiral Collingwood's dis
patches, justify US in giving credit to the
assertion The enemy heard Of admiral
Louis having been dispatched with seven
sail OF the line to Tetuan Bay for provi.
siens and other necessaries, and they con.
esived that eur Acct had thereby been di.
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81. Tuans, Porto, Rice,
Sept. 25, 1905.
James Madison, esq. Secret !.
s.fy # STATE ef Is Us;
Of America. -
SIR, #
When depredations on neutral property
BY powers at war, become the order OF the
day, when no respect is paid to existing
treaties, Tconesive it duty incumbent on
every individual to note every such 10.
Engagement, and 10 give advice of it to the
executive of that government TO which he
belongs.
AS + am uraccustoned to e sforenssc
style I shall simply relate my own case,
& what has come under my immediate OBJ
ssrvasion during my short stay IN this
islsnd:
Iieft Norfolk onthe list of June last in
the brig Catherine bound for the island Of
Antigua, laden with a cargo of Provisiors
and lumber, where arrived and sold said
cargo. I lett The island of Antigua onthe
'29,h July. with a return cargo, bound back
TO Norfolk. On the 4th August in lat. IS
deg. 10 mir. N. and long IS deg. west.
was captured by the French brig called
General Biaushos, John Baptiste de Bruce
commander, and sent into one.of the ports
at the west end OF this island. The pri-
yaseer plundsr<d me of my stores and
ships provisions and par. of the cargo. ------
The vessel was Immediately stripped of
her sails and rigging, and sent on shcre,
my people taken out, put on board OF ano.
fher vessrl and sent out Of the island. --;-
Under these circumstances I came to the
city, and applied to the governor request-
ing his interference, stating to him that my
papers were perfectly regular and that my
capture was Of course illegal; aud / like
vine requested bin TO order security to be
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fC9
(Continuea1

Txsract OF letter from Josiah .B!dksly,
Esq. consnl Of the United States az Sc.
Tsgo IN Cuba, 70 the Secretary Of STATE,
dased 7th f,sne, 1905.
g The brig Trie of New York, from
! Liverpool for New Orleans, cargo dry
!. goods, has been wholly uuloaded and rs
now offered for sale. After taking all the
dry goods sut of the ship Sovernor Strong
OF Alexandria, Clark, master, have return
ed her TO the captain.
{" Since the Last evacuation of Hispanio.
sla, more than neahousands american sea-
men have been landed 10 this port, most
Of them without clothes, and all without a
my. possible means sof support, but such as
they receive from their own government.
Extract from the samr to the s0sss, dated fst
fully, 1855.
g The scene of robbery, destruction, e.
Vision. perjury, cruelty and insult, 70 Which
The Americans captured by French pirates
an6 hroughtintothis andthe adjacent ports,
have been subjected, perhaps has nos'been
cqualled.in ceatury past"
Here follows list, received in Mr. Blake
Iey's letter of the 1ss July eighteen hun-.
dred aud Eve, of vessels saptured by
Spanish privaseers, designating the name
of the vessel captured, of what place,
whence sailing, where bound, name of
master, cargo, SIC. some of-which parti-,
eulars we have omitted.
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SIR,
In my communication of the 10Th ul.
timo was ineloseda letter to me, from the
Marquis of Casa Calvo, Soliciting that
Spanish officers Tow in this territory may
be exempted from The payment Of the mu-
nicipal tax) tcgethsr with copy OF my
answer thereto.
now have the honor to transmit you a
second letter from the MARQUIS, on the sub
irct, together with list of the officers al
luded to; and if it be not improper, |
shonld be glad TO hear your sentiments as
TO the propriety ofthe exemption solicited !:
my own opinion is, /" that the oficersgen.
orally, who posses property within this
territory. are liable to taxation; nor can
an exemption be made IN favour of the
marquis and the members of his family
until he shall have been recognized BY the
president as an agent of SPAIN" Yeuno
doubt. will be surprised to fed son,anyf o-
reign officers in this city; thefact is, SIT,
they are welded to Louisiana, and neces
si.y alone will induce sthem,so depart. |
have repeatedly, by letter and verbally,
informed the marquis thai the continuance
ia this..erri,ory Of $50 many Spanish eff.
GERS SO long beyont the RICH. occasion fer
it," was mt seen with appreciation, and
urged their departure. The marquis has
often assured me of his disposition to com
ply with my wishes, but you win perceive
thas the inconvenience is notremcdied.
have the honor 10 be,
81 Sir
With great respect,
Your humble servant.
WILLIAM C. C.. CLAIBORNE.
The honorable
JAMES MADISON,
SEeRETART OF STATE.
TO the Governor Of the Territory Of Or.
leans.
SIR,
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b q G u III q N rs

Accompanying q message frcsa tie President
Of tie United States - Comprising at full
length, eli Tie papsrs gst previously inserf.-
90 IN the National intslligencsr.
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given for the amouns 81 my brig and car.
1 90, as the agenr Of said rrivasssr was a re.
siaent merchant sf this city. Bur all my
representation has been to no effect. He
has absolutely refused to take cognizance
of my business. Ny papers remain ia the
hands of Mr.. Duabon the ageut OF the cap.
tors. / may be detained here for many
months to come and the vessel and cargo
!-exposed to total loss. My trial if any I
am Ia have must be by the derminationsof
this government eitherat Guadalenpe or
Mar,iniaue: thus under stha presen. cir
cumstances this isiand may become the a.
sylum of pirates and robbers. No pretenee
has been given formy capture, IS came
from an English island might have En-
scglish property on board. AT the time OF
capture my cabin boy was carried on board
sthe'priva.ser, putin irons and threatened
with severe chastisement unless he would
declare that specie was deposited ins0me
part Of the vessel.
This attemps proving fruitles 4 now, in
all probability, must be the victim ofsmea-
surcs dictated by men without principles
of honesty or honor. Thus far as relates
TO myself. shall now take the liberty of
relating to you some other particulars that
have come under my observation. At nay
arrival at The port ofmy entry on the west
end of the island, + found at anchor the
brig Susanneh of Portland. (Me) the cap
tain's name do act recollect; said brig
arrived the. day before and prize TO the
same privateer: she was from Portland
bound to Jamaicaanc was taken on her
outward bound passage with cargo of
fish and lumber said brig was immediate-
w -urloaded and ballastedwith sand, and
without more ceremony the captain and
crew Of said vessel, together with the mate
aud crewNof my own vessel, were shipped
OF with very scanty supply of provisions
and left to search for the first port they
could make. On the 4th instant arrived
the brig Polly Of Triventon, r. I. captain
Trip, and the 18th instant the schooner
Mary. Ann of Boston, captain Antbonv,
and bound 70 the island Of Barbados,
loaded with cattle and horses and proyisi-
ons under deck. They are.prizes to SpaR.
ish xsbeck from Cadia bound to Vera
Cruz. The captains live still on board
with their crews, and remain SO for many
days TO come, while the captor and his a..
gent are prosecuting every measure to eff
fscs the confederation Of said vessels as
lawful prizes.
am, &c.
(Signed)
Joseph Leonard. .
Native of New. Hampshire,
and residrnt of VIRGINIA.
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CON TINUATIoN or
FOREIGN NEWS.

Reeeceived by the ship Neprme, Starter,
fran liverpool arrived at Neuv Ioyk.
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about to depart from this province, en-
close to your exccllency the lists Of the
persons who now compose the said com
I mission, together with that of the indivi'
duals who are about to depart from this
country, as soonsas their business therein
shall be terminated and also that of the re-
tired individuals, and of the widows on
pensions, who may remain in this province.
May yeur excellency live many years.
Signed.
The MARQUIS DE CASA CALvo.
NEw-0RLEANs,
the End Of hug. 1905.
II do certify the above translation.
M0REAUTLISLEY, Interpreter.
A list of the individuals composing thcecx-
petition Of the limits of the province of
Louisiana, as approved by his Catholic
naiesty's order of the goth August,
1904.
Principal commissioner the brigadier gen.
marquis de Casa Calvo:
Associate commissioner lieut. col. don
Joseph Martinez, de Crosa, brigade maj.
in the corps of engineers:
Secretary the commissary at war ad
honores, don Andrew Lopes Armes-
Clerk I; the first sergeant of the regi-
ineent Of the HAVANA, Antonio Mar
tines;
Capt. CON Nicolas Finieis;
Captain IN the army don Stephen Mi
Captain in the militia; don Thomas Pow,
err; @a~si
Chaplain don Sebastian Gill;
Surgeon; don Joachim Ablandedo;
Commander of the escorting troops don
Benigno Gareior Caldeion, adj in the
regiment of Louisiana
Serjeani Of the same John B. De ia
Cruig, with corporal and ten grena-
diers;
Aeiutant don Ignatius Fernandez, adj.
of the regimen. of louisiana
Officer of the revenue; don John Tala
Clerk of the same; don Felix rala, his
son;
Surgeon of the hospital don Fernando
MoTen0;
Commandans of the gallo. and smaller
ats; don Anthony Mol ma;
Carpenter Manuel Guiilemain.
NOTE.
That for the purpose ofPurchasing tim.
Der for the navy, the fourth officer OF the
naval administration, don Anthony de ].
Cars, aud his clerk, don John B. Bernen.
deg, are in thi' place.
(Signed)
ANDREW LOPEZ .aRMEsTo,
Secretary.
INV ORLEANS,
seth Of July 1905.
MOREAC LIsLEF,
Interpreter.
7o be continued.
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In consequence Of the. letter that your
excellency has been pleased to write to me,
relating TO the doubt which l manifested
concerning the persons employed in the
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9sseph Leonard.
Native of New. Hampshire,
aud resident of Virginia.

Nezv.0rleans, Augus, 18th, 1905.
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10 the Governor Of the Territory Of Or
leans.
SIR,
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--But oh thou siIk'st ] see thy Parting ray,
-. So shall. the .ons Of science a.rk away,
/" And thus Of beauty AIDE the fAirest Aower.--
(" For w5ere'stte Gians. who TO 9T,ae Shell! Say
Destructive Tyran,, arrest Thy power
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shame and confusion Sure It, 70 hu,
Ins' beiny. The lImie-h,y nevsr. s,arp-
d his i,gage On Iprss 50 fofsriding.
lush stranger, cease thy cruel animal
versions on tae vici,m al v,i:ainy. 'ruy,
ihine eye for a moment, and heho,d the
reverse. Seest thor yon sprisiiy cox
comb, gil.tering in the snnbesa,s of pros
perry ard has;enins wit, eagcrness from
pleasure 10 pleasure! He is her seducer:
in an unguarsled moment, he triumphsd
DER her virtue, lie broke his faith and lief,
her to brook DER her misery in penury and
want. Disease, like correcting cancer
preys on her yitais, and she VII e'er long
be added to her native dust. STRANGER
you weep at her inisfonunes, your tears
are unavailing. Her penitence is accep.
ted, and she shall yet be happy. Go warn !
thy Praling innocen,s OF their future dan. !,
ger! Go shew them this picture of mise.
ry; and when they inquire the cause. tell !
Them lordly brute fixed his cruel fanps |
on The sbject Of their pity tell them she
once was as gay, as lovely, as innocent,
and as happy as they now are; but she
was betrayed and her fond expectation
blasted forever.
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LAND FOR SALE
w AL3EMlRLE,

I'm the 18th day of December
~ next, If fair. if nor, the next far dav. viii
DC Sold to the highest bidder at re late Svye;,,s
iouss OF Richard Fl. Ai.en, on Mychunls Creek
'he Land wbereon he lived, containing ai,on, zso
acres, considerable part of which IS excel,r,s
oo.'onn some now in timothy, and about 90 ACRES
adjoining the present meadow may be cleared q
par INTO grass. The plantation 10 now in good
ta'n'hs order. having upwards of 200 arc.es of
cleared land. the greater part of which has 49,.
" been cleared, and cultivated ia rcrolaf ro,zf;
on There Is on this farm small bearing aonl.
orchard OF choice winter fruit The in1oys,.,e-
ments are all good, and calculated for the accor,.
notation OF genteel family The houses are
assured against ire, and very coed well of VA
Ter IN the yard This farm il siIuared in a ger.
teel & sociabe neighborhood, within 8 miles of
the .. w. Mountains, Of Milton aud the Ri
wanna river. l5of Charlottesville. 30 OF colun
bia and Of ihe Merry Mills Il also lies ad;o;,,,
ing valuable range for stock. and near a ve;n
OF limestone Ii viii u sold on a credit Of Gee
years III four equal payments 1.-THE first 10 fall doe
two years from the day of sale andthe balarce
IN Three annual Payments Irom fhe day on vh,ch
the first payment falls d1e.--Cood tey sonsrsee,,.
rity viii be required one fourth of the pures ace
money. as also mortgage on tie property for
the amount OF the purchase. This land will he
tie farm. -"
On ne sane day and atfhe sane tlacs,
WILL BE SOLD,
To Toe highest bidder, on 10 rno,,b~ e,s57. ~,
inc CROP CT corn, wheat, TOBACCO. cars. hsy
'ocder, and STOCK Of every desero,;oo-~s
mong which are some valuable horses. eol,s ,n.l
,nu'es' cattle and sheep, some pork, aud yo,,ns
n ,s,g, every species Of household aud k;tchss
fCHNITURE, new Wagon and Gear. rlar.
Iatien Tools, &c.--Bonds with approved SCI;
Y vii be required, bear interest from the sa,,
II not punctually paid. 80 :
DABNE1- MINOR.
odober Q, 1905. p,,n