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g AND TO RENT.

Tie Jsgjribe, o8sri 10 RENT, Jsr Szt On mare
ytats,
a VERY valuable f A r W, containing
N about Soc acres ; atprtlcnt occupied by
Mr.. DuanI Dye. Ii lies on Rul.Run, IN The
county CT Prince. W illiam, near to Centreviiie,
ahout 20 miles to Dnmfries, Is to Alexandra,
and about the fame difapcr 20 Warrington ,Ci-
sy and Georgetown. The land is o. the tiN
quality, if nor hyperion to any, On that run,
we'll ad@p;cd to the growth Of every kind or
grain, il s divided INTO three fields of about geo
acres each thofe fields, when in pshsres, pre-
duce white clover in rho greatea abundance, the
growth lnxuiians and equal TO any paau:cs below
The Blue Ridge-a large quantity OF meadow
ground Of the bsf quality binding on the run,
which might be prepared with very little labcr'
and efficient quantity OF woodland, Tor keep
ing in repair the neceasry fencing, the build
iDgs, except barn, are Indifferent /; YET the
ccp.rical Gtuation Of this farm lin healthy part
of the country to thofe cspjtal towns, the tertl
lity of its foil, the great advantages that may
be derived from, iuch fam, render it an Object
worth the attention of any induRIous farmer.
The premifts will be lhewn by Spenet, Ball,
Efquirc, near thereto, or the tenants thetsons
and The terms made knowp by applying 10
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond County, ve-Mouut, Iaw3w
September d.
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1''Fal'Orfa DAILY auoertfser.
'IGNESDAY, SEPTEMBER d.

tyroool rom a respectable house 10 Eli
lers a., aa'sd July 10, says. the underwri-
ship Mn Mined BY the recent capture of the
lOsl. s AIRY from New York, for Liver
to a n1Vs raised the premium of insurance
aud loPer cent.
10 his s"a. from gentleman in Liverpool
tons 4. respondent ia New York, aaen-
gle, can. capture of the American ship Ea-
Eer voys IAN ,oha!er, by the Spaniards, on
Nres,s Ss from Liverpool to Messina and
|sti,y &c ne says THAI he had shipped a
S,S.9 OF goods on board without insur.
On the faith of the conditions of
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The Store and Cellar, lately occu-
pied by Mr. James Wgan, decssied. They
will be LET either with or without ne dwelling
boulf, as may be mott convenient to ths peflon
who ma be inclined to become tenant. Apply
to Mrs. Eliza Rtt/oa or r. 1. Ta1l5s.
September 4. stswtf
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TO BE RENTED,

For one or more years, ard ooGefon given the
ff of January next, with the privilege of
feeding whe t this fall;
Between 8 and 900 acres Of valua-
be LAND, lying on CUB and Bull Runs, in
Fairfax county, aaont 1s miles from AIexan.
dria and the City OF Waihington, and we'll a.
dapfcd to the growth of corn, wheat and tobac-
co. There isa comfortable dwelling honis, kitch.
en-, Gable, two large barns, corn-houir, &c.
with tole,abe good apple and peach. oieharts->
a great proportion of the above land is low
grounds, which at fmalL expencc might be
made prime meadow land. NJ. Spence, Ball,
or .Js@as Buckley, who live adjoining the laed,
Will hew it, and tbc terms mad: known by the
fubferihe,e
John G. Chinn.
IL fy4
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NOTICE.
TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

The fubferiber gives this public no.
nee, That he Intends, Immediately, to proceed
in the collection of the Tax on Days. ard that it
is his duty to enforce the law laying the fsid tax,
by killing and deRroying every animal of the
dog kipi found going at large, which hath not
been duly returned, OF which fhall net be pro-
videa with collar about their necks with the
owners naGe IeeIeon, according to law.
Simeon Thomas,
PsIiH< Ceyfa6k.
Sep:>mser 3. dss
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From 1amaica paper Of July 29th, re-.
ceived at Ne1U.1ork by the schr. Nancy.
KINGSTON, July 90.

His honor the lieut.. governor has been
pleased to issue a proclamation bearing
date the Esd inst. allowing that " as the
general scarcity of provisions which pre-
walls throughout the island, and the ext
gency of the case requires it," that certain
other articles and things not enumerated
nths proclamation Of the 10th May, shall
be persisted to beimported until the 21st
dav of December next, Wig. sheep, hogs,
poultry, small live stock of all kinds ; fruit,
and sill kinds of fish; -four, corn, corn
meal, bread, rice, peas and lumber of eve-
ry description, in vessels belonging to neu-
trails and other states in amisy with Great
Britain.
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@ E O r G E G RID O N,
WheekIcht.

WheehzIght,
I INFORMS his FRIENDs and the Public,
4 that he has commenced buGnels, on Pitt,
fouth of KING Greet, aud nearly oppodte the
Warrington tavern; where he makes and con.
aansiy has for fa!e, Wagons, Carts, Drays,
Plouihs, and generally every implement for
Agriculture, which he warrants TO be of the fff
q9a iy.
N. 3. Orders from the country, for articles
in the above line, vii! be fai fu'ly attended to,
and til: work dore on tn: mot approved plans.
6 G..
Sepie@ber 4. ws&tu
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A Rattle Snake was found dead in the woods
between the main road and The plantation OF Gle
land Kinloch Efq. about miles from George.
Town, S. c. few days fnce. 1t was 7 feet
long, the thicksefs of mans thigh, had ieven
ty three ra.tles, and its eth nearly inch
aud an half long.
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the treaty between Spain anu the United
Stases, respecting neutral vessels and pro-
perty being held sacred.
Captain human of the ship Laura. from
liverpool arrived at New York, Informs,
that on the 9th August, in Lat. 43, long. AZ
so, be was boarded by the French frIgate
La Topaze, and two other frigates ia coma
pany, who took all captain Ms newspapers
&c. and informed tina: they had short
times previous, fallen in with tlc British
frigate Blache. captain Nudge, and after
severe engagement the Blachc went dowa
with many of her crew, having two hun
dred and two men killed and wounded.
Captain Nudge aud some ofthe crew we're
on board the Topaze, from one of whom
captain ". learned, that from the COM
Increment ofthe actioa they were deter
mined not to strike, adding that the
Blacnhe was never destined to wear French
colors.
The captain ola Norfolk schooner, car.
ried into Barracoa, released, and since ar.
rived at HAVANA, informed captais Sand
ford, of the brig Eagle, who arrived at N.
York On Saturday last from thence, that
Philadelphia St. Domingo brig, of twelve
guns and ssnty five men, had beat off three
or four privatecrs; that all the oAicera of
the brig and twenty-seven OF her men were
killed, and she was ultimately sent into
Barracoa by Privateer.
knotier French feet IN the Vest Indies.
Captain Kennard, of the brig Csmiilus,
arrived at Nsw-York, states, that on the
I'D u!t. he spoke the schooner -, capt.
Prcbe, out II days from Nevis, bound TO
New Haven; and that capt. P. informed
him, that Intervening before he sailed, in-
eelligence was received at Nevis, that ano-
ther Preach feet had arrived in the West
Indies
a letter from merchant in Nashville,
OF tbs st August states, the commission
ers rstursed the proceeding evening from
the negociation, with the Indians, and lad
succeeded in the purchase of a considers.
quantity of Lands.
CPhH Req
A Rattle Snake was found dead in the woods
between the main road and The plantation OF Gle,
land Kinloch Efq. about 5 miles from George
Town, S. c. few days fince. 1t was feet
long, the thicksefs of mans thigh, had ieven
ty three rattIes, and its eth nearly an inch
and an half long.
From Jamaica paper Of July 18th, re.
ceived at Ne1U-1ork By the schr. Nancy.
KINGSTON, July 90.
His honor the lieut.. governor has been
pleased to issue a proclamation bearing
L.. L.. aad ;nr. ILL. ~ cr that g nc th.a
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Wanted to Purchafe,
so nell fsajeaed LoeSR or Cedar Pets.
and $50 fout Chejnu R A us.
Applyto the Printer.
Avg ie. q.
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NEW YORK, July 81.

By the fchr. Diana, from Curacao,
we learn that Britiih fquadron, 'un-
der command of captain Murray, in
Franchife frigate, one other frigate, .
brigs and four lchooners, were block
aiding Curracoa and four days previ-
GUS to the Disna's failing. they made
a deficient upon Carracca, Bay, to the
yindxard of the iAand, landed $50
men, cannonsded the fort, and in the
evening we're repulfed and beat off,
leaving behind three riioners, an i8
pound cannonxde, and go muikets.-
The troops re,embarked and went off
to the leeward where they landed their
iick and wounded amounting to 10
men.
We are further informed, that the
whole leeward part of the iland, from
the Wek end, within 30 miles OF the
town, had surrendered TO the Britiih,
which they had burnt and deRroyed.
Mr.. Robert Caen, had been arrefed
by the Dutch government, upon iuipl-
cion of his corresponding With the, Bri-
tiih-we further learn that it was the
determination of the Governor Of Cur
racoa, not to lurrendcr the town to the
Bri,ilh, but rather to bury himfelf in
it's ruins.
At the city Of St. Domingo, gene
raj Ferrand was preparing to defend
himlelf from an expected attack from
Defalines, the Black emperor.
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From tie PHILADELPHIA Gazette.

The following recent inRance of ty-
ranny, exercifed by the Britifh GO
yernment at Surinam, having been
made the iubje6t of aonverfation in
Nieyeral circles in this city, 1 think
tia duty / owe to the public and
myfeif, to publiIh the circumstances
as they have been fworn to in my
affidavit before the mayor of the CT
ty, on my arrival; and which were
: noted down at the tirnc.
+. H. HORTON.
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PUBLIC SALE:

n GREEARLE to an order oil. the WorAip.
n fol Court of Ssirfsx county. made ct
March tern, 1905, We the fubfcribers will Of
fer for Gale, on the Sd day of Augs& next, at
the houfs Of Waiism Jacob. in laid coasty,
four likely Virgisis bora lavss for cath belosg.
ing to the eftsts of John Hampton jsa. deceafcd !;
for the purpofe of making divi6on amopgf the
heirs of the deceafed.
THOMAS POLLARD, jua.
RICHARD SIMPSON, SCom,rs.
WILLIAM SIMPSON,
June IS. asw,,
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Commercially Mtereja'ng.

The following Regulation Of the In
tendant General Of the IAand of Gu
ba, has been obligingly tranllated
and handed to us, by gentleman,
to whom the public has been fire.
quently indebted for his ufefu! COM
munications. The original has been
leftin our poGeGon. In about two
moAths time we ihall probably fee it
announced from the Conful Gene
raj at Philadelphia.
Signior Doa Rafael Roubsud,
Intendant General of this Iiland, has
determined, in a decree of the aSth
June laf, that the regulations pointed
out in the msnifelt or ordinance, of
the 9th February anterior, for the gene
raj Administration of the reveBues OF
the marine, for the commerce of neu-
trails, receive the following addition.
The Confuls or Vice Confuls Of the
neutral ports from whence expeditions
arc made and in the cafe of their be-
ing no Confuls rchdent therein, the
pcrlons authorized by the Mlrliter
Plenipotentiary Of his Msjefy) ihAl
certify to the accounts or invoices,
with the exprei1ion of the particular
port of the illand to which they ale dl.
reAed with an individual relation Of
the numbSr, weight, meafure, quality *
value Of the kinds and effects compie-
hended in the cargo; under the intel
ligeuce or knowledge that whatloever
ihall be diicovcred that was not includ-
ed in the invoice, will be conGscated
without any indulgence"
EavGna, 7uy 3, 1905.
The Hibernia, Capt. Done, arrived
at Bottom, ipoke brig Telemachus on
the 18th infant in lhort paEage from
Leghorn, and was informed that the
American gun boats had all arrived
fafe at Gibraltar.
We learn by Mr.. Harrod, fupercar-
60 ofthe fhip Hannah, arrived at New
buryport from Trieitc and Gibraltar,
that the United States ichooner Enter
prize captain Robertfon, has been en-
tlrely rebuilt at Venice, and would be
ready to fail for syracuie tho 10th
May.
The U. S. frigate Beifon captur-
cd Tripolitan cruizer and retook two
NeaPolltan vehcls, her prizes, and car
ried into Malta.
The Hannah brought dispatches for
Government from our Mediterranean
fquadron.
.
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Luyando' ~ 80 Gay. from Ca:raco, ~, os
days from the city of St. Dominp, 1, AN aql d
Pcriguin, Ingraham, Of New YORK e. lSsfAt
days before tor St. Thomas 'ef, n, ,'.,'a at,
proviGor, worry fcarce; asur a8 dollar. ",',S'ai
been a, high as 80 dollars. Paa:n,.,a 80 h
Holthuylen and ion, and Mole, Tefu;Sn' MI
Diana has three perions Eek on b.srd :. l%
died on Thsrfdz5 lza, but MT Of ,eo , 'aa as
Jamaica papers to the goth ult w.,
received yeferday, and furniR ,.'
articles of intelligence. All spnr.bs'
lon Of danger from the enemy H.,
lubGded, as on the asd MART. r 10.
expired and the militia were dilnjas1
KINcsroN, June l.,
The American brig Ontario. fo,
St. Domingo bound to Nes,Yo1
with mahogany, fultic and hides, d.
tanned by La Seine frigate arrived On
Saturday.
On Susdsy lat, 8 leagues to 1,
fouthward of Cape Maize, the Ls,I
which carries 6 guns and IS men, en-
gagged and beat off a French privar,r,
The following particulars are extrsaei
from her log-book.
4" SUNDAY, June q.
" At S, A. M. dllcovered lnsl
Gail bearing from US N. w. with ha
lsrboard tacks on board, which prov.
ed to be an American trader. At 20
minutes pat 6 faw another fail to the
S. w. wearing every appearance Of an
enemy. by her crowding fail, sn(
bearing right down on US; a, 8M
hauled her wind, as | fuppoied ia Oh
der TO rcconnoitre us and clear for a.
ton; at IL minutes psit 8 lhe boTeY
and food for our weather quarter; At
9 the fired gun and hoifed French
colors at her main peak, the then b.:
ing about two miles dlftant from u.s.
from that period till half Paft nine ht
kept edging down upon US undei'
prels of fail; at twenty minutes paR 9
i hauled my courfes up and prepared
for battle, the enemy keeping up
confant fire during the latter period
Finding fhe intended to keep my guar
ter / ordered the msin-top-fail to tn:
matt, and, before ihe Wa, aware Of
this mannuvre, got her completely
under the bearing of my guns, at
which period the action commenced
with a fpirited and we'll diretteddrOn
both Gdes; and continued with great
warmth for an hour and twenty nj.
nutes, when the wind falling light and
the enemy getting cloier to us, ou
langridse and grape began to tell upon
her to fome purpoic; The imncdls;;i
hauled clole upon wind, and got Ou
ieventsen fweeps of hde to pull cI'a
Of us, which he effected under gall
ing fire from our guns. She proved
to be a fchooner of amazing length
with black Gdes, and dirty looking
yellow freak in the middle OF the
black, lead colored bottom, and
carrying two very blacklfh looking
gait top-lsils. She mounted leYefa
guns Of different calibres, but, IN par
ticular, two eighteen punder', F,len
threw fhot at lealt half mile to lee
ward of US. It was impohlole %
count her men, they food 70 thick anu
crowded on her decks; lhe had, at 'ns
lowcit calculation, not lels than op'
hundred men,"
The privateer about an hour a''ei'
wards, took poilellion OF an Am'm -
can fchooner fuppofed to be bouno Z"
this iAand.
June %.
lon
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Paramertbo. 7seae Q, 1Sos.

FaT6MGftoo, reno 81 zoos
Proceedings Of TIC gsueraor, the Bv5-
tih colony Of Parcmsrsso, ms. Ame-
rteG. -
y Being loaded and Nearly rea-
dy for Tea, i repaired as ufual to the
euaom-houfe, for my clearance, bat |
was informea ON my arrival, that the
Fifcale had rcfulcd TO 6gn my certi6-
cate, unlels / would take on board
criminal negroes, who were under con-
domination Of baniihment This | in
formed them | could never think of
doing, and went Immediately TO the
American Conful and Informed him
of the Fncal's reiolution he adyiied
me TO go and lay the buine[s before
the governor. Accordingly went aad
waited on his sxcellenty. not doubling
but that he would interfere in my IA
vor but alas / foon found my milf
take. ! met the governor and his fe-
cretary Handing at his door edvanc-
ed AID sddrcGed the gov. as follow 3:
Sir: your mott obedient have bu-
hnefs of importance to acquaint you
with. The governor aked what is it!
/ anfwercd-The Filcal fir, refules to
iign my certificate .unlels | will take on
board two criminal negroes that are
ientcnccd to be banllhed from the CO.
lony The governor replied very we'll
take them. l aiked, mutt l take then ?
The governor, replied yes, you mutt
take them. anlwered l think hard; the
gov. replied cant helPthat, you mul
take them they will aniwer you very
good purpoic, they will be fit mem
bcrs for you Americans. then ak
ed, but why fir, if they are luch u!eful
members of iociey, do you not keep
them in your own colony2 The 60
vernon then aniwered, becaufe we
> don't like them, they don't aniwer our
purpole, they don't fuit us but they
will do very we'll for you, they will an
iwer you very good purPoie. Ian
fwercd neither, do / like them, nor
can / take them !; the governor faid
you mutt take them. l replied, how
ihall / anfwer this to my country when
return ? | expole myfelf to heavy
fine befides incur my countrys dill
pleafure. The governor replied, 0
poh, things of this nature are caiily an
fwered in America | replied, be that
as it may general, / cannot take them !;
the governor then anfwered in pc
remptory tone of voice, then remain
there, looking towards the fhipping at
anchor the governor then walked a.
way. lthen addretled the iecretary,
and alked, is there then no alternative
the fccretary replied, none at all you
mutt take them. / went Immediately
to the conful and requefed him to
make out my protect asfoon as pomble
for ihould Immediately abandon both
veiiel and cargo; the conful advifed
me to form no fuch rs(olu.ion, he faid
that he would do all that lay in his
power to aiiilf me, he wilhed me to
carry a letter to the governor, accord
ingly went and gave the letter to the
governors iecretary--I waited until
the next day, but no anfwer came to
the letter. | was then adviled to 60
once more and Zee the governor, that
perhaps he had altered his reiolution.
II thought the profpea fmall, but
Notwithstanding went at about nins
o'clock in the morning, met the fe,
cretary at the door, and addreGed hin
with, your iervant, 6r, aiked, Il the
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to wait on any gentlenaA. The fecre-
tary faid, if you are on the affair con-
corning theie criminals, my orders
from the governor are, to inform you,
that YOU muA abide by the laws of. the
colony that I know no iuch man as
the American conful.in the colony,
and that you mua take them. then
afked, Will you give rae q writing
froM under your hand, to certify that
they were put ON board by your or
derp he anlwered with a rslfed tone OF
voice, and a confequential air Of i'm
portance, 1 will give you nothing at
all. All hopes were NOW at'an end,
muA fubmit, and have them pat on
board without having any thing to
ihow my country on my return home,
how came by them. ! then went to
the Fac:,l and endeavored to dlhuade
him from his rsfolution, but feeling
him determined, 1 requefed of him
certificate Ito prove that they were put
on board by his authority. At frit ne
refuied, but at length being ioftened
on being inGsrmed the Gtustioa my
veHel and fhip's company were in, and
being made lenhble of the difficulty
that / hould have on nay arrival in
America, he at length coniented to
give me certificate to ihow that they
were put on board by his authority, al
70 that he had rendered me Gfty gilders
piece for their paiiages, and that !
had refulcd to take it. He then ient
two conRables armed with ftavss and
cataaes, and took them from prlion,
and put them on board-nor could |
then get my clearance, until | had
given a receipt that they were on board,
and that would take them out of the
colony.
informed me alto, that fpecial or
ders would be ient down to the officer
of the Fort at Bram's Point, to fee that
thofe criminals were on board when |
paft the fort, and to fire on any boat
chat ifould leave the veiiei, OF attempt
to land after patt the Fort.
|. HAVENS HORTON,
Matter Of the fchr Julian,
of Newburyport.
Sworn, July IS, 1906, before me,
~ MATTHEW LAWYER,
MAYOR.
TrsnQatisn.
By the Office of the Fi(cal, is given
to captain 7. Havens Horton, for ex-
portation, out of this colony, in his
fchooner Julian, the free negro, called
Andreaic, alias Ruamina 'Toctoe, and
the free Negro woman Aiiibo van La
BIO for whole expectation he was Of
fered the fun Of fifty guiIdeH each,
which he has refufed faying, that he
would accept nothing for it.
P. H. SPIEING,
Senator and FiGcal.
I. Chsrles Erdmann, fworn interprc-
ter of foreign languages, in and for the
commonwealth of Pennfylvania, by
lawful authority duly appointed, do
certify, that the above is true and
lawful tranllation Of a certain original
paper written in the Low Dutch lam
guaSe, annexed hereto.
In witneis whereof, | have
hereunto iet my hand and
zeal of office, at Philadel-
phia, the 18TH day of July,
"A. D. 1905.
(Signed)
CHARLES ERDMANN.
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/ Arrived, at quarantine, III. I'm. ;,
Luyando, IN 80 day. from Ca:r,co, ' osa
days from the city of St. Dominp, '4 ~ 'Pl i
Pcriguin, Ingraham, Of N.w.Yorb. r,; t.assEtt
days before tor St. Thomas 'ef, n, "sa 'ss
proviilor, worry fcarce; fl sur a8 dollar. ", as
been as high as 80 dollars. PaG.n,..s :" h
Holthuyien and fon, and Mofe. Teiu;Sn Mt A.
Diana has three perfons Eek on b.a,J l9
died on Thsridz3 lza, but MT Of .Ilo , 'na o.:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
PHILANDER RACHBUN.
z f-StscE5riISe, SET 81. 1885.

LIFE Pr1s' ur,-. The Machine, OF jacket,
IS competed Of va ,rprocf leather, and pre-
pared to contain air, and is inflated in half
minute, which iuPi OTIS the head, arms and
body out of the water. Several perfoni
dropped from the boars moored of the
Oh Swan, and hoated through London
Bridge, with perfect {, and tafety they
then proceeded down the river fome wei
obierved TO Be fmoakjns their pipes, others
playing thc German Flute. ami F~cncl
Horn, anl which they fcemcd - d. with
af much eale and Indifference. As "a dry
land. rbe lscse w2s ;raly novel mi int-r-
=iri7g. ia, P45.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

w the fubfcribers, having been appointed by the
" Hon Samuel Freeman, Elquire, Judge Of Pro-
bate to receive and examine the claims of the fever
al Creditors againR the cltate Of
C-4Rt' I'LELLAN,
late Of Ca,blm, in the County Of Cumberland, Cen
tleman, aeceaied rcprelentcd inlolvsnt DO hereby
give notice. th5t x months allowed to faid Cred
itors to bring ard prove their claims and tbAt we
fha attend that lervce the Dwelling Houfe Of the
Widow Mar AT'Le'gv, III taid GorBsn, On the frt
'Tue!dav and lat Tnetday Ct December next, and On
the frd and third Tuetdays Of March from two
TO five O'Clock L. M.
5sm@' 5a6n5'' WS%:oore, Ti%':' cs"'"n51''rers-
Ca5en, N.v Q, 1905 (sD
HE lubrcribcr hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that ne has been duly appointed, and
hrs taken upon herf the trut Of tA4hinitratriI, on
the etat- If
WILLL4U BUCRNAN, JUN,
r,to Of Nc-thva-noulh, . re County Of Cumberland
Mariner dcccafcd, by giving bond the law directs
M She therefore reqleits All pertohs who indebted
~ ~. fGI dcceafeds elae, make immediate paw
went: ANA thofc who have any demands thereon, TO
exhibit the lame 70
Elizabeth BackDam,
0-IJol &C. 1905.