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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-17

.naiee iils' Without giving notice a
motion, fimilar to the one wb;,l y
had formerly Withdrawn, fer Il &
open day. He then fixed Tped j
next for that purpole. '1
Mr.. Whitehead then proeeeded
call the attention of the hou|e III
iubjeet Of the motions of which bss1
given notice previous to the rece(, n
could not forbear from coagratp.,1
the houfe on the fenfe which leemsd
universally to be entertained ont
doors OF the conduct Of the holG,1
the votes which they had already o,g.l
on the fubjeet of national abuies nj
right honorable gentleman oppo!;e \
him ieemed alto ienGbIe of the geo4,,|
dpirit which had been awakened lb,l
the country. He had that night. Il,
maturely in one fenfe, and tardily 4
anotheb gisen notice of mosionvNl
he unquefionably meantin lo;ns Anl
to meet the wilhes of the people. M
right hon. gentleman had indeed gyrI
notice OF a much more extenhye md
ton than had yet been prop0ied; bl
whether he'had done ioin cenie1Iencl
Of hearing that iuch an intention k,I
been declared IN another quartet
and wilhei to take it out Of tbel
hands tor the purpoie Of doing it awaV|
he ihould not at prefent pretend 4
Judge. The right honorable gentlemaj
had exprefed a doubt ifthere exiaed a
nylavilh orimproper Expenditure nth
military department.-On that fut
ject he (Mr. Whitehead entertaineI
no doubt. He was convinced thatinh|
military department as grols a fyRel
OF ipeculatlon~and plumber exled 4
had already in part been dircovered
the naval expenditure. An honoraHl
gentleman, a friend Of the noble lord
had, in vindicatinghim from the pr
fent charge, alierted that he poGeGt
opportunities in another departmen
of making and immenfe an rapid FOL
tune, without any chance of detection
That honorable gentleman was wella
quainted with the truth ofwhat he&a
ed land wasit to be fuppoled ha
after what he had feen, that fuch oE
portunities did exit and that tot
without the pombili;y of detedioI
that no advantage was taken of then
The thing was hardly to be Looked fol
The hrlt motion which he fhould mol
lubmit to the confederation Of the hou
was for fele6t committee, for takH
into farther confederation the tenth 4
port of the commiilionerS of the nav
nqdiry. There we're itill fome da
parts in that report, on which he vii
I'd that further inquiry lhould tai
place. 1t was not his intention to e
Ter at length into what paiied on
aft debate on that lubjeef, fafl'
han to fay, that he thought the rI5
honorable gentleman oppolite had
oaid that proper refpeet to that ho
and to the commiGoners acting una
hat authority, which might haver
expected in not dilmiiling pcrionS
lad srefufed to anfwer queitions pa
lim, when called on under an ad
parliament to give evidence. won
be maintained that every witpeSS
o be entitled to decline anlwerlnS .
lueition which might be put TO hla'
he pretence that it might cumi',
and that the judge was
untitled to ak in what refpect, anO
fcertain whether the allegation
cal or feiigned ? The tight honor
Il r. Jr-. OH, condP1y
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FRJIII--ln fine Order.

This day received per floop Sea 'e
flower, Lemons by the box or retail.
John A. Burford.
June IS.
Iulf Landed AID TOR Sale,
40 boxes bcR Spermacesi Candies
60 do. mould Tailow do.
20 caiks frefh Raifns
A few boxes Cod Fifth
And few kegs Mackarel
so boxes Soap
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g A few Copies ofthe Amer,e0n
-Gardebsr, for fale by Robert Gray, in
:. Kine-itreet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-09

and ALTO the fixth article of compaa, which is
annexed 70, and makes part of faid ordinance,
are hereby declared not to extend TO, BIZ. are
excluded from all operation within the faid ter
ritory of Orleans.
Sec. 6. IND BE IL tf;:r.ker ena7ed, That the
governor, fccretary and Judges to be appointed
by virtue ofthis act, il,al he feverally allowed
the fame compensation which is now allowed to
the governor, fecret1ry and Judges of the terri
tory of Orleans. And all the additional! officers
authorized by this act. fhal respectively receive
the fame corporations for their ierviccs as are
BY law enablihcd for iimilar offices in the Milf
SfhPpitsrritory, 20 be Paid quarter yearly out
OF the revenues ofimport and tonnage accrung
| within the Eiid territory of Orleans.
Sec. 4. ind be IL fitrtber enacted, That when
| ever it fhall be aicertained by an actual Genius
| or enumeration of the inhabitants Of the terri
tory ofOrleans, taken BY proper authority, that
the number of free inhabitants included therein
HAIL amount to 6Xty thoufand, they ihall there
uponbe authorifedto form forthe mfelves acoufi-
tuition and fate government, and he admitted
into the union, upon the footing of the original
ttates. in all refpects whatever, conformity to
the provilions of the third article of the treaty
concluded at Paris, on the thirtcth day OF a.
pril, one thouiand eight hundred and .nree,
between the United States and the French Re-
| public. ProUided, That the contribution 20 10
he eltablihed ihal be republican, ard not in
| confident with the contribution OF the United
States, nor inconihent with the ordinance of
the late Congrefs, pai1ed the thir.eeath day Of
| July, one thoufand feven hundred and eighty
| ieven, 70 far as the fame is made applicable 10
the territorial government hereby authorized to
be eitabliihed Pro1ided bozvezer, That Con-
gres ihall be 1t liberty at any time prior to the
admiilion of the inhabitants of the faid te,rito-
ry, 10 the right of feparate fate. 70 alter the
| boundaries thereof, they may judge proper ::
Eeeeot only, That no alteration fhal he made,
which ihall procraftinate the period for the ad-
milton of the inhabitants thereof to the rights
of a fate government, according to the provi-
fion of this act.
Sec. 8. Ind bs it .tytbcr rna7ed, That 70
much of act, entitled " An act erecting Lou-
tiana into two territories, and providing for the
temporary government thereof" as is repugnant
with this act, fhall, from and after the firf Mon
day of November next, be repealed. And the
reiidue of the fad act ihal continue in full force
until repealed, any thing in the FIFTEENTH fiction
of the iaid act to the contrary notwithstanding.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of the Hoyje efReprejtufati4es.
A. BURR,
Tiee-P,sfdenf Of the United States, and
Prefdent Of The Senate.
March 2, 1905.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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1iSp antboritp.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT,
FN-f6er Pro1IalIg TOR the go7,e,1e1t of THE ter
rito,y Of Orleans.
De it ena3ed, 6r tie Senate and Honjr of Re-
- frehrntative5 Of the United States Of I,ueri-
ca in CongrejJ aDSmbied, That the PRECEDENT
OF the United States be, and is hereby authorif-
cd to aitabliih within the territory of Orleans,
a government IN all refpetts fimilar Except as is
herein otherwie provided) to that now exercif-
ed in the MfiiGippi territory, and fiall, in the
receis of the Senate, but to be nominated at
their next meeting, for their advice and content
appoint all the officers Decehary therein, in con-
formty with the ordinance of Congrefs, made
on the thirteenth day of July, one thoufand fe
ven hundred and eighty-feven, and that from
and after the eitablifllment of the f,id govern
ment, the inhabitants of the territory Of Or
leans, fhall be entitled to, and enjoy all the
rights, privileges and advantages fecured by the
laid ordinance, and now enjoyed by the people
of the Miliiiiippi territory.
sec. 2. md Sc il further enat7ed, That 70
much OF the iaid ordinance of Conerefs as re-
lates to the organization of general a0emblv.
and prefcrlbes the powers thereof, fhall, from
and after the fourth day of July next, be in force
in the laid territory of Orleans; and in order
TO carry the fame into operation, the governor
OF the fdId territory fIall caufe to be elected
twenty-five representatives, for which purpofe
he ihai lay of the faid territory into convent
ent election diflrl6ts, or before the hrft Mon
day OF october next, and give due notice there
OF throughout the fame and hall appoint the
mott convenient time and place within each of
the laid dlPricts, for holding the elections; and
frall nominate proper officer or officers, 20
prelde at, and conduct the fame, and to return
to him the names of the perfons who NAV have
been duly elected. All fubfequent elections
ihaii be regulated by the Legislature; and the
number OF representatives mall be determined.
and the aPportionment made in the manner pre-.
fcribed by the faid ordinance.
! Sec. s. Hn9 6eH E.yfber enal7ed, That the
/ representatives TO be chofen as aforefaid fhal
| DC convened by the governor, in the CITY of Or.
| leans, on the hrft Monday in November next
And the general afIembly fhall meet, at lean
once IN every year, and fuch meeting mall be
! on the hrft Monday in December, annually, nm.
IDS they nall, by law, appoint different dav
Neither houfe, during the felton,, niall, withon,
theconfent of the other, adjourn for more than
three days, nor to any other place than that in
which the two branches are fitting.
sect. dqd be ii further enatied, That the
laws if force in The faid territory, at the com.
menccrent of this act. and not inconGGent
with the provfons thereof, Ghal continue in
force, until altered, modified or repealed bv
the leslIaiure.
Sec. 8. mi BE- it En,fbe- eUoG7cd, That fbe
iecond paragraph of the faid ordinance. which
regulates the defcent and diftriLution Of eaa,es
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CHOICE LAND-FoR SIZE.

ETlGHT hundred of Land, two hundred an!
Lhity ofwhich is coniidered valuable low grounds;
i've hundred and fifty of the tra extremely wei,
timbered, with quantity of excellent lin none fitua.
ted conveniently on a navigabe river; valuable
mill-feat. There is this trae Of land very vaua.
bic and improvements, Rory wood
en- houte, ~ feet By 90, perfectly and neatly
fnifhed with painting one other houGe that is alnoil
connected with the already defcri5ed built of brick
80 feet by 90; new and well built garden; RI,
yard well incoied by pof and railing, with all other
convenient out houfes. The tuation of this traa of
land well known to be valuable in every repe6s, be-
ing on the navigable river Rvanna in the county of
Aibemarle, 70 miles above Richmond, 10 from, Ere.
derickfburg, 10 below Charlottesville, and below
Milton One third the price NUT be paid in ready
money, the balance in three annual payments ThoGe
who with to purchaie, will be fhewn the land by the
proprietor. RANDOLPH LEWIS
April 2. $50
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Petersburg, Nov. "a.
LAND FOR SALE.

4 TRACT of about $50 acres, lying on Jar,,et
1 : River, adjoining the town of Lynchburg; one
hundred and forty of which is low ground, and laid
to be OF the first quality comfortable proportion of
the nigh ground lies well, and well adapted TO the
culture OF tobacco and grain. II has an excellent ad
and rock tfhery on it, fmall apple orchard, coed
dwelling houie and convenient out-houies; a mill
feat iupPo:d to beiuperor any in that part of the
country-the mill houle would fet within thirtv6x
poles of the river navigable water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed tor one or two backiniths that are under
80 years of age and good worknen. For further
particulars apply to the fublcrber on the prer,es
or MIR. William Brown, merchant, in Lynchburr.
LEWELLEN JONES.
March L. (e2tD
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
BENJAMIN STETSON,

INFORMS his friends and the public in general,
! he has for fae, 400 gallons Hollands Linfeed Oil,
White Lead and Spanifh Brown ground in Ollie.
Patent Green ground in ditto Verdigrife and
Spanifh Brown, dry by % Window Glafs, * Put
ty; Cd, Sd, I'D, cd, Sd, lod, and cod Nails, two
Caiks Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Differed
Steel; general allortment of Iron Hollow Ware
10 Hhds. Molaiies, French Brandy, Weft-Inda and
New-England Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coarfe Shoes La
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aflor,ed half pint and quart
Tumblers FINAL invoice elegant cut glais, Rone ware
German Ozenburgs, 5of Jacks Salt, Novaicotia Grind
Stones, and many other articles in Core which he will
fell cheap for cath or country produce.
April 2.-(lawl2ni.
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IN CHANCERT.

AT court OF quarterly FELTON,, held for Cumberland
county, the 95th of February, 1905.
William M. Allen, and James Cody2
merchants and partners acting under Plaintiffs.
the hrm OF Allen and Cody,
Again0
JofePh Brady, John Brady, Martin 81
Davenport, executor of David Deven-
Port decd Francis Davenport, 8, JEFF Deienoants'
fe Dowdy.
Mis- day came the plaintiffs by their attorney.
\ and the defendentsJoieph Brady, & John Brad
y not having entered their appearance, and given e
cnrity according to the A4 of Afenby, and rules Of
this court, and it appearing the tisfaaon of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this fla,e
On the motion Of the compliments by their council /,
is ordered that the faid defendants, Tofeph Brady
and John Brady do appear here OH the fra day Of
April court next to anfwer the complanants bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inherited in
Tome one OF the newspapers pubfhed in the city of
Richmond, for two months fuccefivey, and pofted at
the front door of the Court Houfe of this county
ACopy, TeRe,
SAMUEL HoBSoN, D. c.c.c.
March 2G.-(e tn 2mp)
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ROBERT GAMBLE 81 SONS.

HAZE FOR SIZE, .4T THEIR STORE IN THIS CIR,
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TaRms:
7 oNDoN particular Madeira Wine in Or caiks,
{ 4 Old Sherry Wine in do.
Wef-India Rum, Whinsy and Brandy, in hh,!s
tierces and or. oaiks.
Brown Sugar in hhds and barrels.
Brimaone, Alum, and C0pperas.
Snuff in bottles, alor'ed in fnla caf1s
Cotton and Wool Cards, forted in boxes
Spinning Cotton in bales, and Feathers
Oznabrigs, Heiian Rolls and Ticklenburgs.
German Scythes, Cutting Knives, and Whet
Stones.
Differed Steel, Bar Iron and Nails, Pots, Dutch
Ovens. and other Gait Iron & hollow ware
Patent Shot, Black Pepper, Salt &C. &c.
They continue to receive country produce on TO-
rage, and difpoe thereof, as commiiIon merchants.
OH moderate terms. 4
March 23.-(e Tu. 4w
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THE CELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS

TIE fublcribers have taken leafe OF ten years. of
the highly celebrated MEDICINAL SPRINGS in the
county Of Bath, called the Warm Springs, 70 iuniv
famed for their great cures and general relief in
NY complaints
EfY NE Hosv pr1pn'isg ev-rr ner.Gary comfort ard
Recommendation TO FIJI. tie amyttmenss Of fbef: zrbo
hrrt he, (ard to f'Octe t't recovery Of tglt zvL.
Tg;4t ~ and il is dteaned neeea,y 20 MAX. tt Ting
eddy k10gen beeagf bave beretoo,e Len rad
sgsiaf '5e entertainment zebieb basheen s6ereA
Preparations are mdde far at Gf bundfed eoaeant
6'ira's 65i9' tr1sferf g4ss, for b- aeeom,raa'or o
7reieb TIE 9'iber' zriH makt eli pa6le extions ami
fbcr rtrr 1.vrs, t6oftbeic 7rbo may Place eor4ne-
liz tbs ad0erfenrnt, zrW not find tbe raLF e0pc far
rtgret or eompiaiat.
ROBERT e GEORGE TURNER.
A1are6 os.-(ep6w.
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CHOICE LANDs-EoR So.

A DIVISION of the famous Saura own aris ia,
( wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
Park Farley, Efq. deed. and Col, John $ Farley and
his Infer Mrs. Elizabeth Morton, the fuberibers Ro
bert Taylor Of Norfolk. and Charles Duncan at Ros
I'm, near Pe,erburg, are fully empowered by the fad
Col Farley and Mrs Morton, TO dfpofe Of their pro-
portion containing 1889 acres which are farveyed
and lad of eight lots, containing from, 500 to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in ti,e roicon of the rid
Duncan The four Target lots OF excellent quality,
each containing comfortable proportion of the rich
Ell low grounds, wheh produce tobacco Of the very
Err quality, has been experienced, Nv ore of the
iubicribers, who ihipped it FOR number OF years
hole lands lie on Dan and Smith rivers in Rock
ingham county, on the borders OF North Carolina.
about 10 miles from Petersburg and Richmond As
there are ieldom iuch lands for aIe they nun be IN
object to thoe who want to purchafe such as will pro-
duce fine tobacco, hemp and iina grain One third Of
the price mutt be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months, and the ether third in two wears. IN,
purchaier giving bond with unexceptionable ecur;,,
bearing interch from the date if not pundually pad
Ihoe who with to purchafe will be fbewp the lard,
by Doesor John c. Cox, living at Leekfville. near
Rockingham Court-Houe, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAY{. or. or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Petersburg, Nov. "a. eptf
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VIRCINIA.
March 26.-(e tn 2mp.)

at hyperion Of Chancery, holden in Richmond
the Esd day Of March, 1906
Between
James Anderfou and Philip Thurman
merchants & partners under the firm Plaintiff
OF James Anderion and company
And
Bernard Markham, & Francis Ofborneo
executor Of George Markham de- defendants
ceafed.
HE defendeut, Bernard Markham, nothaying on.
Il tered his appearance, and given fecurty accord
ing to the Act of AGembly, and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing the fatsfaeion Of the court
that he isnot an inhabitant Of this country, on the
motion of the plaintiffs by their council it is ordered
that the isid defendant do appear here on the god
day OF the next term, and anlwer the bill of the plain
tits, and that copy Of this order be forthwith nIer
cd IN iome newlpaper pnblihed in the city of Rich
nond for two months uecelively, and pofted a, the
front door If the Capitol in the faid city.
Copy, Tefe,
March &c. etu Q M
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TO RENT.
AND POSSESSION GIVEN 1Mmrp1Arr.y

AND POSSESSION cIyEN IMMEDIATELY,
4 TENEMENT on Shockoe Hill, adjoining the
1 houie now occupied by MIR. John M.Credie,
lately poliened by the subreribcr. There is on il
convenient Wooden Fioufe with two rooms, clofet
AID a Psiage on the fri floor Two rooms and a
cloiet above, kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Houfe and Garden. Wm.IONC
January 18th 1905. esfc
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By YiTfae IF a ded Of hf exseefed BY Ire late Rbn,1
Bazg5, 10 (sep,e a DEBT due 10 tie late firm Of Daalss
Poioet u Co,
Will be fold on twelve months credit, on Tuefday the
esd. infant, before the tavern of MIR. Brook, in
the town Of Manchester;
live likely NEGROES, to wi, Frank, Adam.
Joe and Joan and her child Charity. Bonds
with approved ieeurity will be required to carry in
tereff from the date. if not pun6laally paid.
ALLAN POLLOK,
THOMAS rREDWAY, ( 7'gTfe'.
April 2. epdr
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FOR SALE.

by he SAlis'iJer,, at TIER PAINT lT OIL Mn
NOfACToRf-, Wate,-Styeet, Nor3oM,
XkIHITE LEAD,
W Yellow Ochre,
Venetian Red Gyorud In oil and
Spaniih Brown, in So 81 I4Y keps.
Black s. Lead Colour
for painting roofs,
Blue and Green i'll pots of [, 9 & 8 lbs each,
Vermilion, Pruflian Blue, Patient Yellow, Red
Lead Lthrage' Sugar of Lead, White Visriol, Ivory
~ LIS o.
1900 gallons Dutch Linfeed Oil,
Spirits OF TurPentne, Copul and rurpentine,
Warmth and Window Gais, OF all izesF
~ Orders for any of the above articles, left with
MR.. P,GBer q 1donerre, Richmond, will be n,
tended to immediately, by
J0HN RoRKE u co.
Norfolk March l, 1905. (eptO
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BANK OF VIRGINIA

he Shareholders are hereby notified, that the
L fourth initalmentw;ll become dueon Saturday the
9th OF April, and will be received at the Bank and AZ
the Offices Of Diicoutt and Depot, Norfolk Peterf-
burg and Fredericksburg. Certificates of Stock will
alter that day be iiued on application the Bank
March s, lSO5.--(eplMl
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VALUABLE LANDS-FoR SALE.

WISH toEH HALF SHARE in TIE DiGrai
Z S7ram3 Comtazy-ayS, SHARES in TIE Canal
froF Ai1rsvGrle found, TO Elisabeth rvc-44 one third
efteree 7rat75 Of LAND, Lyirg Nanjsmond ,iYe,
near So the three frAd5 amounting TIE 4v5oie, TO a.
e0n' 200 acres. 4ny pe0n inclined pareba, may
ef,o,zrd Of The fern7' Of aie BY directing litter TO tie
JHefrisfr' li0ing near tie f-eee at Liny Gore, Ill
btmaris county.
FRS. WALKER
NfareL so-(oaw6w.
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A1areL so.-(oaw6w.
NOTICE.

HAT Mr. Anthony ,DibrelI of Buckingham
county, is hereby fully authorized to make fae
of one TRACT of LAND, in Patrick, containing
5000 acres, lying on Dan river--three ditto in Gray
fon county, lying the of Little Reed Hand
creek-two of thoufapd acres each, and one of 500
acres: the faid Dibrell will attend at next April GRAY
Ion court for the iae of the fad lands for and on be-
half of NATHI ANDERSON
Albemarle county, March 10, 1906 ids.
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NOTICE.

HE Gxb/triberJ baVjng PIT an end to Bei, RI.
tail bg)faeJj, reqaeR tie debtors to Iris firm 70
come forqoard, qVifboW ieG oftiavc, TO haze flei,
accounts adjgfed, and 70 pay Qv5at may he due.
rs great indulgence has Teen alrea9y gi4Sa, FIR
tier cannot reqfoan6ly be exbeacd. Ceorge ME-
Cre1je zoiH attend at This place, .o,>tbe bHrboJri
2t/effLng ire areoH1fs, and reeci4'iag baymenfs
17elr qI.so d9 not Pay' or gfgss /afi+/adoyy aDa-
Jnif5 are igfifAfed agaigR fbem.
LYLE 81 Nc CREDLE,
Ma1cbeFer, FEB. 5.----(els4O.
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e ME flifribtr 7ri6s TO J>Hibe HOUSE u LO1;S
s ir WR;awG9rg 7'tsrroa b. ,sfdedbe isa year-
bs'- are fur acres sfgresaR, 7vJ comfortable d-pei-
Ing, and r0ey nce'y ont b04t bqs a7p cae!9re,, il
fi"aoa in an Agreeable part ette city, and fas ne al
7an'gee Of b''sing excellent scater - Pot TIE terms
are oTe &oyfand doY4ri.
WLLLZ-1IT lrCANDLISH
E'd'ianySarg, 1Ia,eb l2. (st&la7r2m)
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HE subferibc- intends to rraSile LArY in the
L County Courts of Mecklenburg. Halifax, Luz
ueuburg and Brunivick; & in the Dilrid Courts Of
Brunfwick and Prince Edward.
Any perioa willing to employ him in their burnefs,
may have ready communication with him at I.on,-
hardy Grove, Mecklenburg, where he will reide
RICHARD APPERSON.
Febriary>io. eTsw
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A TRACT OF LAND.

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l. qVbieb bedff,9tnt rsfdsf, Gtnafedh he county sf
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