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sEg sa s.sy eid in pressing such pro-
csi,ion. At last some OF the x, Y, and
z men go to our ministers. and say, put
on hostile attitude towards Sre'r, and
when things are coming to rupture, re
fer Spain TO eur mediation, give us
round SUN, and we will disiate the terms
on which an accommodation shall take
place. When the fact came out, q ge-
neral establishment prevailed, and my
worthy friend from Maryland, who no
longer|holjs seat in this House, told
you that he hoped in God the negotiation
wooid fail. have said so much, that at
least that portion of the public in our
hearing may be undeceived, in respect to
the proceedings OF the House, when in
conclave, and may give due information
to their constituents when they go home
for situated as we are in this remote
corner of the union, in a wilderness and
desert, with but single press, it is impos-
siblc that any thing like correct tram
script of our proceeding. can 60 to the
public. make this statement, that it
may be known that we felt no indisposi
tioG to respect the national honor either
rs to Britain or Span; but that we were
for no half way measures with either ma
ton. We were willing TO try negocia-
tioo with Britain, and when that had fail
ed. we were wiling to go 10 the requisite
length.
l hope for the honor Of the Executive
government of the United States, the
message Of the President will be publish.
ed. With regard to any effect it may
have on the negotiations. at Paris, il is
the idlest thing IN the world 10 talk Of any
esfsct being produced there by any thing
but money. They will look at your cash
Lift is enough you will have your bust
ness done; If cot, ii will not be- done. On
this point 1 will add a single word.
en- prepared 10 hear it said, that if this
negcc.ation fails, il will be In consequence
OF the secret journal being published.
But il requires no wizard to foretell that
il will fail. 1t must. The battle of Aus.
,erliiz has settled that question. II can
not succeed. 1t is impossible-A And were
it possible. the success ofthe negotiation
would depend on nothing done in this
House. save the sum. of money given to
France TO compel Spain TO do so and so,
What will be the consequence Of your
neasuresf III there shall be peace in
Europe, you may expect strong Spanish
sqnadron, aided perhaps by a French
force, in the bay OF Pensacola and you
may be glad to get off with a loss of two
millions, you may be glad to get off with q
loss of twenty tniIlions-France sold LOU
isiana to the United States for SO many
millions, $3.50 900 dollars Of which were
En- he Maid to our cltizcns. We have bee r.
quilted out Of that. But the last thing
that has entered into the mind Of France
is to settle any thing definite with fixed
metes and boundaries. Her object is &c
deal with you for money. She means &c
sell By the degree, and every time you ap
ply to her for a settlement of boundarie.
she will call upon you for more money
We were indisposed 10 give into these
terms.
ITO be continued.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
J. Temple.
Th. Pollard.
March 6. 1906

~ In eonse quence Of the negrces not being
brought forward on the above mentioned day,
the sale is POSTPONED until the 2Ufh Of May
(be;ng Hanover court day.) when j, will certain.
Iy take place. whether shcJ arc brought forward
or not. Ma 2, 1906.
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POsTscRIYr.'

just as this paper was put 10 press, Ten Carr
IoGss Of PoOi,ioas, which had been procured in
this city for the BRUSH squadron now blocka-
ding our barbour and which had been arrested
on The way to The ships, and brought back TO
town. were conveyed 20 he aims house, amidst
the loud huzzas of the MULTITUDE,
IN Y. Com. Adv)
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SPIRIT OF THE TImHs.

we are indeo;ed to the poliledess OF an es
TENED friend, for q copy of the following spi-
ritei and patriotic resoIu,ioas-N understand
that they have been entered ints in the Tombieby
and Alabama settlements. in consequence of the
spanish order for shutting up the river Mobile
They we're agreed 10 by a.! Who saw them.
and were expelled to be generally adopted.
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The foHoving Slaves, viz

Beck. Caroline, Dostor, alias Glasgow. E,'hey
and her five children, Polly, judith. Lucy, Harry
and Billy. or so many Of them as will raise the
sum Of 220f with the interest due thereon. and
the costs ard charges attending the execution Of
the said trust. ids tl
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Extract of letter from New York, dated Sunday
April 27. -

hasten 10 forwsrdtoy you the enclosed articles.
have only time to add. that or 3 vessels. with
on men each. have been dispatched through the
Sound 10 retaise the American vessels which have
been sent TO Halifax"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
Delegates elected to serve in fhe nerf Gene
raj Asseni6iy Of Virginia.
Wvwiek--J. Burnham. Dixon Brown.
Pittytvdnia-Da niel Coleman, Raleigh White.
Extract of n letter from New York, dated the
26th ult ~

EStraet OF ietter rom new ork, dated the
Goth ult
1.-THE British frigatss Leander and Cembsian
arrived OF this port on Wednesday or Thursday,
wee Joined by the Driver sloop of war they
have sent several vessels to Halifax, bound both
from and to this port. Yesterday sloop from
Brandywine, lDsl) was fred a, by the Leander,
and man was killed I; the particulars are these
the captain of the slooP thinking az she was on.
y a coaster they would not trouble him, he went
near. and the I.eander fred a shot to bring her
too when the captain found it was ,heir inren.
ton TO bring him too ne told his brother to par
the helm about. in order TO bring too along side.
which he was doing when they fred another shot
this struck him on the throat, and Instantly
Killed him. To day there WAS boat going down
10 the frigates with provisions, which when the
mayor heard, he ordered two pilot boats to be
armed, manned and sent after her: this was
done. and they overtookther before she reached
the frigates. and brought her back: the proyisi-
ons were carried up to the aims house. with the
English colors before, and the American colors
over them: they afterwards burnt the English co.
Tors. There isto be general meeting of the iu-
habitants this evening TO take proper steps ahour
Immediately fOrtifying the harbor"
Extract Of letter from New York, dated Saiur-
day. April IS.
" The body of the man murdered on board the
elooP from delaware, has been exposed all this
day al Burling's alp 70 thousands Of spe6aa.
tors, tits TO be lodged to morrow in the Tontiue
coffee HOUSE or the City Hall. for public view. and
on Monday 10 be buried, attended by the Corpora
ZION, &c. The minds of the inhabitants are
wrought up TO pitcn of actual madness. Two
sehooners armed and full of volunteers have AREA
dy sailed. and two others ready for .ea to re-
take the vessels captured by the British blockade
ing squadron The Purser of The Leauder came
to town yesterday and purchased three boa, loads
of all kinds of provisions two of,he boats were
stopped al the wharf, the th,d having sailed ear
iy this morning, was over,aken near the Hook by
pilot boat dispatched for the purpose, and srot
backs the provisions are now in right carts, pa
raaing through the streets with drums, 6fes. &c.
and are intended TO be left at he poor house
An express was sent of this morning to Wash.
Ington. The inhabitants appear one and all to be
OF opinion. that the conduct of the British is ty-
rannical, cruel and unjust, and that some decisive
steps ought and must be taken Immediately, 10
stop, If possible their present inqutous proceed
Ings."
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NOTES.

l. The Poa- Matter General nav expedite the
nails and alter the times Of arrival and departure
az any time during the continuance Of the contracts,
he rreVionily hipuis:ing an adequate compenlati-
on ioT any extra expense that may be occalionei
hereby.
2. Fifteen minutes Nall be allowed for opening &;
cio'mg the nhaii at all o.lces where no particular time
is ~iptcidei.
3. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents a~ccePtcd) ill arriving after the times pre-
rri5ed in any coItrltl, the contractor f1a,I forfeit
one dollar; and if the delay continue until the d,
psrture OF any depending niail, whereby ;he mails
defined ior i'ch depending mail lofe a trip. an adli
uons! toEiei'uTe of FIVE dalilrs hall be incurred.
D. Newspapers as well a, letters are to be nent in
the mad; and # any P%srfon, making proeofals, de.
iTes to carry newspapers, othcr than thoie convey
edin TIE mail, Tor his emoiument, he mufl Aate
in his %pr'Po's's, IL what fun he will carry !,
with that rnluluniens, aui Tor whl, fun without that
e1loiahienf.
g should s1y parfor7, making p~rcpofls, defre
tn alteration u the times Of arrival and depar,vre A.
hove Specified lie n,ua Gate in his p%roporais, tie al.
tera'!0ns deired, and the difference tkcy will make ia
the terms fiji. contract.
G.. P.rions making proposals, are denrcd TO nsc
Their prices by the year. Thofe WHO contract vii!
receive their pay quarterly, in the moths Of Pebraa-
- ''Ngh <NuSit anu AHDVtNUDett one month alter
the expiration Of each quarter.
z. No other than j free white perfon hiall be en-
pioyed to convey the mail.
q. Where the propeller intends to convey the mail
~ the body Of a fase carriage, lac is defred to Gate
it in bic r~ropofals,
9. The Poa-mansr General %refervcs 70 himfelf the
rich' q declaring any coutrsd a, an end whenever
three failures happen, which amount to the lois Of
trip each.
10. The contrasts for the routes numbered | 20
ii, are 20 be IN operation on the frG day Of OGoSsr
ns1, and % continue in force fer tgo gears. from
that time for the routes No. 1901, are TO COM
m;rce az theEme time, and e%on:ioue in force one
year and tor the routes No. ~ 70 II, are 90 con-
ritnce az The fame time. and continue in force un.il
the slf Of AI1rch, 1909.
GIDEON GRANGER,
ccresAL
o1NraaL fosr-otric~,
Wythg'oq Ci2, ho,0 &C, e>cI
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[VoLuME 3.

every demand that would he made on him. In
this expectation he has, however, been difsp-
po!uted, ana II may naturally be tuopofed th,,
Bonaparte, in the rage of his r~cientfui heart. has
already tworn the overthrow of the AuG1i,n
throne.
The conduit of Frederick William is execr,.
ted universally in this quarter of the con,inr,t
Even his own troops feel a,hamed OF il. This
is the reaton Of the order lately iGued for mo
veatins all CONVEX fation on military and n~o,i,;cs,
topics. This order, however, is generally d;c,
regarded, and his minifters find themiei.es obl;.
ged to have recourie 70 more rigorous meafi,res
Thirty field officers have very recen,jy be,p :
duced to half pay, for having freely foo,,s, tbs;r
ientinents on the preient fate Of affairs. Gs
fhe'e, itTerdl Openly declared that they WON'T
not tghtasainlt the Rutians and Swedes. IT.
inhabitants of Berlin efpoufe the caufe of n. of-
ticers. Prince Louis, the kings bro,her. ,a,e,v
wentto a levee in regimenta!s. with his rvnr1ii
reverted. This circumstance attracting the k;np's
notice, he hafily afted his brother, what he
meant by wearing his fword fo unlike 4 foldisr,
. PIeaie your ma;efy," fiid Prince Lou;s. avon
diooie OF your territories As if they never had
been yours, why may I'not equally. dif,cf. of
my f"ord AS 7 pleafe !" The king Rew into vi
o'ent Pattion, and f,id, Do you know, fir.
that l can pnnih you % "':Yes," reioined prince
LOUIS, " yeu may take Away nv life. bnt vo,,
"NS' hN-~ASHtiIiiSHtS " nv ncart.' This
aitercatlon has made a great noife at Berlin. and
the fpirited conduct of prince Louis has endsar.
ed him to the Peopie and the army.
The fnrtrefs of Gleta Ri!l holds out, and tho,
the ho,nbardment of it has commenced, it may
yet hold out a month, as fupplies can be con-
veysd tor by fra. The gallant defender of it
the prince OF ieile, has circulated papcrs a.
rsoa%tt the French, in which ne bids them re.
men'ber, That (" Caeta is not Uiin, nor the
Prince OF iIela, Mack"
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STAUNTON STAGE

YENHE Subfcriber respectfully inform ms the public,
his STAGES will regularly, during the feaCon
~ the Springs, leave the Bell Tavern in this eitv, ON
iseiday'sa, 'clockiuth evening * ON each Satur-
gay a, he hour of 10 O'Clock in the morning, and Will
arrive At Sapt. Ei.nordon's Tavern in the Town Of
o'aun''a; Were Psfiensers, going on to TIE Springs,
may .uFhihee, at all times, with Hackney Cozch.
es, and other pirate eopvsvance,. fron, ,han.a
Much paiss and espenee has been taken nv m, ,rc-
pFletor in the feleaion Of sod hori.s, carriages aud
careful drivers-and eonfidenti, aa,res the nublic. h..
IS IN ~poaeiiiOn Of as good as any 10 this Gate.
May %. IS
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TEtI Z REWARD.

pRCKE out of or was iiolen from a lot near
A Maj. Beni. Wolfe's, a frrall BAY MARE.
about 4 feet 8 or Q inches high, a Gar in her
forehead, one ce her hind feet white. a rnall
wart jaf below the throat-latch Of III. bride on
the right ide trots very fort and carries her
head low had a witch tail and freq, G.od Be-
fore. Whoever vii deliver the fad mare to
Thomas Stanton in Richmond, iha,l receive the
above reward. June s. at
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

;gEtNG anxious to ~dicharge all my jun deots, !
y will fell i great bargain ia two new BKICK TE-
NEMENrS, on the Main-Stree,, on Shockoe- Hill;
they are well calculated for flores aud private families,
and conidered To be as good nands for bufincfs as a
ny in that part OF the city they viii be fold fepsrate-
y or together, TO iu;t purchaiers. If this property i,
not fold by private eonraa before Taefiay, tn: satin
day of June next, it will, on that day, be fold at
public auction. ANY Perfon wiihing to ~purehofc, will
be fhewn the property, and may know the terms,
(Which will be very accommodating, by application
to tifi %lubferiher living adjoining the P~remifes.
lNT ALTO difpoie Of, by private CONTRACT, my hall
acre LOTT in the neighbcrNood Of Cen. Mofeley,
on which there is a two norY Brick IIoufe erected,
IL feet long BY 90 feet wide this houfr is not faiGn-
ed III the inGdc, but San b. fnilhed To faii the pn,cha.
Ter. For terms apply to
7. B. VIM.
Nav so. ,dc
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5aisa at anesiu,r.

On Wt1'saay tbe ofef july nexf, 1riH Be 6!s BY Hae-
ti'~ on tie P-emjes, Jaa' preoiagcy 4gpetay a, p,i-
rdfe fax, q
>dAI VALUABLE BG1cx TENEMENT on Shoc-
koe h''i' oppoite 10 Mi. Pages, now occupied
by Mr.. James II. Lynch.
Terms OF payment-ane and two year. credit, the
pnrehaier to give deed OF truf on the properly to
fecure paymen, of the purehaf. msney.
TAYLOR e BROWN, V. Mrs.
June 6. (a,r.A
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FOR SALE-gn TIE hzvea terms.

$500 faeksof LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crates
OF EARrEEN WARE OF hyperion
quality & well aGorted, juf arrived in the hip Mer-
chant Captain 1ouSsoN, from Liverpool, at ger-
muja Hundred
JrER Which .hip will take in Tobacco to
nyYGSJ4IyssS the addrefs of JAMes MAUsy, Efqs6f
Sn MMAE Liverpool She has excellent accom-
tEs.ss&ISs = nnndatious for pafengers. For terms
apply to Efs!lrs. PICKET, POLLARD & IoHNsroS Of
Richmond, the Captain on board, or the tublcriber,
May %. Il.
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FORT
RatedGyt. n1 RoGs contain asos ae,,,.

.fattdGy re (aiI Ref 70 Contain 25os aryes.
he fa'e will take place on the prenifes on Mon
4 day the i4rhdav of July rext.
This eitate having been before a!ver,ifed and the
fale pohponed, 1t Is leen,td, nece!iary to apprife the
pu6iic. that though the fsles Formerly announced were
defendant Rojs, the faie Ian advert;f.d ~.,uia haves,a
ken place bar for Il nliiiake in the advertisement
The fubier;ber has no Teafon 70 fIppofe that the one
now advertifsd will not take place, and If, contrary
TO his eKpesta,ion, it faould again be put of, the earli-
ell nablic notice will be given, that thofe Who are dd.
Pofed TO become purchaiers, may not be put 20 any
uunece(iary trouble.
BENJAMIN MoSHY, r. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
Nav Go. ar
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May 50.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

a T . meeting Of the Board Of Direaors on the
Ia 10Th Of May, 1906
R55ivsA, That the Stockholders be required TO paw
into the hands of the Treafurer, toe further FUN Of
four dollars on each flare, OF or bGfote the 18th Of
June next.
RsSfOed, That the Cler!; be innrueeI 20 call a
meeting OF the Stockholders, TO he held ut MIR.
Books tavern, on Saturday the ifth June next, for
the TuTpofs Of deciding OF bu;nefs Of confeIuenee to
the company. Extra9 rom the minutes,
JAMES B&ANDER, elk.
May IS. I'm
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EOR SAFE
May %.

4 valuabl. Negro WoMaN, abon, ,b;r,v
~ of age, who il d good cooi, and two a ,iIdr-r
NE eideit = gir. ABOUT eight year. old, the vounoe, !
boy ioor II months old. Empire az the bar of ,bs
Union Tavern, OF a; The Office Of the ENQUIRER.
June 10. 81
pURR MILL STONES, OF ALL s,zEs. and
~ PLASTER OFPARiS, OF ali excelien, opol;,v
FoasALE, Is JSuAE, ~
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near tie Market.
oec.F' fsPtf.]
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NiE iH5!erinsr has re moved his Brokers OHse
to the middle tenement. in Dos or r.rr,u.s noyl
%taliing. the FRI door above MeGrs. Pickett. Pol.
jard and J~phsRo1, aTd the fscond below the Pra. OF
teej where he will attend particularly to ali buii.
its conGded oIini.
THOMAS NORVFI1.
~ F'r fie, 10 SHARES in tic JAMES III
YER COMPANY.
June q. ncN
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MARsHAL's SALE.

1o6sha, for rsaSy r-oaey, vphre Sre,-eof f5r court Of
Re C7it,a States. FIR te f6J ei-eut ia .s Yf-e;nir
Si9,;9, 6stzVren Pbiarai 3arS. attorney for re creditor,
g kzeiiei Ei-varit, 6lai4tif, and David PoG and
oilers, d~ftrRam1, in o,i-r 70 raif tb- finn of !l,45o
fdh. 81 ef5. d's AMI ~o1vghAs or TIE ~ fan. Aq, tut
oaigqte and sc.H ky07pa sgate IN BE ssuAiy gfBofefOu,f,
called
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MECRlES ~ SAIT.

F'O'N'TTN FIf DbIT.
4 IN Thmriiay ~ t1,h infant, vii be Of rec AZ
- public ls'e for C-h, hl tie toyn Of Newt Canton.
4-ven likely NEGROES, the property Of william
Cannon VI ,hs Coyu'y Of ;;uetiughan, 70 f.i.,y a
debt cue from aid Cstnon to ssnhcl I3nes ol tie
County oi A'hc..e, EHce Of Wade MoG5y.
WILLIAM CANNON
WADE E1OsGY.
)ahef. CJC)
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~
5000 W.T.. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 VT. fra quality N. ENGLAND CHEESE,
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
y few bui,sis CLOVER SEED,
$50 Piecss PAPER HANGiNGs.
For Sale By
EbwARD HAkLAA1
=. conaan,ly for IIirer-An Es,ellen, Carriage
and HotIes--apP!y a, above.
May 81. eotf
TORRENT,
'HE EOUSE on the Main Street, lately oceup;-
i cd by Mfr. Henry NItCla,chy, and ftua,e be-
tween ffeffrs. Ellis s Allan. and Mir. Manuel Judah.
Arso-A HOUSE on the Main-Street ShockG
Hill, a few doors below NJ. Booswright's and nearly
oPooife TO MIR. Benjamin Wolfe.
Poilefion of both Eoufe. to be given immediately.
Enquire Of
JOSEPH CALICO.
yXyILL he espofed to fale to the hiyhea bidder,
w on the eighth day of July next, on the premi.
fts, the GLEBE LANDS OF the I'arifh Of Trinity,
in the county q f.ouaa. :,
THE COMMISSIONERS.
JuNe -. ep 3w.
:" ~Sa7Tznis p dtesef IF i5. Spe.vio- Co.,. Of cyars.,y,
Io,t1e &f.;sef 6:e6uorA. =
SKyiLL be fold on the fiFR day of July next, a.
w the Tavern os MIR. Zachsriah Brooks in the
Town OF Manehsaer, tue LOT & apprrtenanees in
fa'd town, lately occupied By Mfr. William Robinfon.
1he ia'e Will be on twelve months credit the pur-
ehafer to give a bond, with fecurity, to bear in,erea
from the date. y.
JOHN MINoR, co-~iGan,.
Jane s. tdr.
JUST PUBLISHED,
H"8Ja,JaA ty Th0~s' NsbOyar, nesr III. c7ess,s
THE THIRD VOL. OF
Gales REPORTS.
1uae 5. 0f)
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THE EbEiriLer baUjgq rerr7nibed ali idea o.
rsrYo7iag to The Ellfcr7 Country, dse,vs II
aecsPcy 10 iif,rm liz Gif7ds, ire, he i7t,a4s
Pr0TI1Z ntbs eom-b efRieb75opd eonnfy, E6lr,
King anil QneeH, anil il the. dJgri7 o. zine and
Qa'e1, nj hne CbnAee,y Cor! Of HTLiaalE
dWg.
JOHN HORACE UPSH6V.
HsrK %. III
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ITO BE RENTRD-The Tenement where
Z ] now reEtc, aud pofiedion given in time.
J. PENN.
April IL. tf
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
THE HOUSE and LOT belonging to Mr
Il VIM. Dandrijge's eaate, next shove Mr.
In. Prices large budding. For terms apply 20
NATHANIEL sHEPPARB, Hce,f Gy45s e,el'y
April -. If.
Il GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
BLANKS,
FOR SALE AZ THIS OFFICE.
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WILLIAM GAIT,

HAs jna received, By tie Clip Pro.earsf from
III London, and - the liip Iarrepid jna arrived
from Liverpool, his ufuil aGortment of SPRING
GOODS, which Is now Filling at his ufual 'iow prices
for eaih or country produce, aifc 70 %punetual euaoin-
ers.
May Is. ep4w.
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TO BE RENTED,

THE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
Z Main-S,reet eat Of the Market, formerly occu-
ped by Cohen and Ifaaes, and lately by Capt. Iohn S.
piealants; it Isl good ftand fox hafnefs, aud faitable
for the accommodation oca large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgu
o. thebird ~ handy at fhe corner Of the tree, lea
dag to church hin t. both of ;hefe tenements gar
deas are attached. Tie terms will be moderate. and
niade kno"h on application to James Whiteiaw, fer
lean, of the City, or to
JACOB I. CoHEN.
February %. Nawtf
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ANDs IN CUMBERLAND ron SALE.

LANDS IN CUMBERLAND ron SALE.
spY virtue ofa Deed. Of Trua, bearing date the
~ lI;h April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Ssourt-Otice, to .n!e executed by James Deane, Fran.
ts y. Dsane, aad Thomas NJ Drane, 10 fccure ? Ger.
TIN fun of money, due BY them 70 yor.ph Gal!sro-
Twill oEer foT faie, to tie highet bidder, on the 25sh
day of May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
IRACIS OF LAND, being part Of the properly,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Tratt containing one hundred and th;rty-feye,
acres, more or les, ituate in the county Of Cum.
terland, fix niles above the Covrt Hoife. being .
tract p~ErchaIe5 by the f,id Deanes, from Parton
CloPton, as viii appear By reference TO The deed OF
ia'e OIL record, in the faid Cou1ty Court.
One Iratf containing two hundred and FIVE acres.
more or lels, ftustc in Cumberland, on the C,,,,h
Gle OF the road, leading 10 the Court Hours. ore
NILE dittlnt below the fame, bounded by lads Of
William Beverly Lanshorne, and by lands Of John
Ford.
The firm ofthe above T'raAs, is hd to contain
prime t,baccu laId, and valuable timbe, the other
is nearly halfcleared.
N, b. By the confen, of all parties intcrefed, the
fle VIII taEe pIacs on the 18th dly uf Nav nsxt. as
shove Gated, sad the 'ernis ri payment viii be on.
::nd Two years crei.t, the vr--hafsrs to give bonds
bearing iHt.rei and sppro7s.i ud,y.
Apri15. tdf.
N J. The 6'c Or ,hs above property ispoAponed
Co. the 2sth DAY O. Jaly ntst. NJ. z. p.
& LLtcg615 b4qiag claims ag4iaP ns eFafe
IN II Jo57 H5owtJ, Itc'd. of IRE Bo4yE7g.
Green, are rc?NePsi 70 maie f5eu kaozy1. En-
ProrifoA ma2 * male far n fqql Effrms1h.-
md hl1e iadtj.ed mn max. igtzrG:,te bay-
'jfat 10 J0HW H0OuES. nad
JOHN G.. EOCLFOIK,
Eveea!otJ Of Job1 H9ours, d.e'I.
Yq7. 81.
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ApraIs.

N j. The 6iic Or ,hs above property i, po9poned
to the 2sth Gay O. Iuly next. M. 3. r.