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NEWMARKET EsTATE-FORsd1r

w Lo n TUX OHLE.
MYTH the content Of the fnrviving trufiee in a
W deed executed by me for the benefit of the
,a'e John M kae, and dated on the lth day Of GEO.
ber 1877. will be offered for fale, on the ferond d,v
Of the eniung Spring Races that beautiful and highly
Vaiuabieieat, known bythename OF EW- MARKET,
on credit ct one, two and three years from the day
OF iale This property $50 extenively known a. be-
ing the mot profitable eourfe in the na,e, and
Tor its other numerous advantages that il is deemed
unnecefary &c enu;nsrsts them.
between thisana the day which the above pro-
perry advefthed, will treat with private pureha-
fer and give more extcnfve credit, IL the pf;c. and
terms encourage me to do 70.
r. BATE.
March 10. ,Jr
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TO BE SOLD,

To the bigbsa bidder, on tbe p-eni,es, on the 6re
day Of Mag next,
GO mneb'o t5s LAND, qvberron John Kelfo
- i1'es, IN the county Of Cum6erIand, LATE tbe
property Of Pete, Fr0aeijto. az quiR pay t6r 6a-
It"ee claimed Of him, By Samuel G.. 6dams, o,
+. !eo, 4oitb its intereF, By 4irtus Of a iced O,
f,@H executed TO ne, BY tbe/aid Pete, FyAneijeo,
far that pwpof.
CREED TAILOR, 7ynase.
Mareb is. (eptd5.J
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i.is'f - thst-iN'c BY the Fame enterprise and
activity, which have tliai,guiihed it il the prr-
faits of peace. In our pref.nt uncertainty,
however, can but ak the favor of YOU to re-
turn, on behalf of our country, my thanks TO
captain Shaus and his officers, aud the tefti-
mony which willingly bear, that they have de-
fervcd we'll of their country.
Accept my Glu,ations, and
Ailurances of great eteem and
Nefpca,
(Signe.i) TIL: JEFFERSON.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

A T an adjourned meeting of the lanes River
n Company, held at the Capitol in the Civ Of
k'ehmond, on the 4th day of of February 1906,
Ryefs<d, that dividend Of feven per cent, be made
on the flares in faid company which will be paid 70
the REFLECTIVE ihareholders or their order ON appea.
ton to ROBERT POLLARD, Treaiar1e.
March l8. 80, O.
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FOR SALE-By The Subseri6er:
90 Hogsheads NORTHERN RUM.
90 Barrels do. do
10 Hogsheads MOI.ASSES,
10 Quarter Caflss SHERRY WINE.
Is do. do. MALAGA do.
IL Tierees Prime GREEN COFFEE.
20 Barrels LIVER OIL,
$50 Boxes MOULD CANDLES,
80 Ream WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
THOMAS white.
March 10. eP1m
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NOTICE.

a Ii those to whom the late VIM Jaekfnn, Of
L n Maneheh.r were indebted, are reaueaed 10
exhibit their claims properly authenticated, to the fuS
isribef, by the frR day of May next
THO'S. TREDWAY,
Feb 81. oaysu
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February'ii.
NOTICE.

a Ill thofe to whom the late Mofes Trsdvav
\ fen. Of Prince Edward were indebted, are here.
by tequeRed to bring forward their claims properly
authenticated, to
MOSES TREbwAY, Admir-.
Prince Edward, Feb 81. Oawsw'
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hHd on 71sfday tie fyG day Of d4,ii, 4oiH b. It'd a.,
Public Ssie.
ALL my Houfehold and Kitchen FURNITURE,
Cath will be required for all fums under ten doars
and fix months credit for all fums above, notes with
approved eeurity to carry in,ere from the date Il no,
Punetually paid. nc
March rs. oav,tA,
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WHITMAN 81 MApYIOrrnnv

Forfeit Day'J DrnaViag--N No. 2Ooo, a Prize
of 10000 Dollars. This is ore of feveraI tickets
which were purchsfed by company OF
gentlemen in this city.
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We agree with Northern Federaiit in the opinion,
that the following tribute will be far more accept.
able to General Eaton, than an honorary S4vo,d
from Virginia, or cold I,ste of Thanks from Con.
grefs.]
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March H..
VIRGINIA.
TIL: WATKINS, G.
(2mlp.)

4
1"'"e o"Pf'i0r Court Of Cbaner7, Loisss in Pbuo,a
May 23d, 1905.
Between Frances Tabb, widow of rob, Till
deeeafed, Bathura Randolph and MARY his
w"e' JDnn Randolph Archer and Frances
eook ms WIFE, Thomas Tabb, John Yelver-
ton iaab an infant, Signoria Tabb an miami.
Harriet iaoo an infant, and Mariana Tstb
an infant, which faid infants fue by the fa;d
Thomas, their next friend, the faid MARY.
\ Frances Cook, Thomas John Yelyerton se.
mora, Harriet and Mariana are cb;ldre,
and heirs at law of the fad John Tabb de- :
And"Wr;,,:,. ~, Pitts.
Defd,.
>HiS eaufe, by content of parties, came ON ,l,s
s"enty-shrd day of May, in the year of our
l-ora one thouiand eight hundred and five. r. A..
On 'he ohi' aniwer and exhibits, and was argu-
co ny council; on confederation whereof the cn,r,
ad]udgeth and decreeth chat the lots and houfe in ~
PrScesdngs mentioned to have been purchafad bv
gohn iaob, decd. from Richard lanes. and by ~.
la'a ianr Told to Cornelius Buck and lanes Br,nder
cII 80" Adams, but not conveyed, be
.o'ua1 Puohe auction blythe ConmiIioners herein af.
eo'ior ready money, or on fuch credit as the v
may deem mott beneficial tn the par,;e. ;n,s.. a..
aifer the time and place of fale mall have bssn 60
Hed oy advertisement for three peehs faes L. -
one or more OF the Richmond newipapers; that M.
proceeds OF fae be divided into three easal nar, nd
one OF thoie parts paid to the plaintiff France. Tabb
and the reiidue to the other plaintiffs and ,be dsfrd
ant and that the defendant, after the purebar. ,.
ney ihal have been paid do convey the fid Io,s ana
houes to the purehafer purchaiers thereof a, ,he
colts, IN fee fimple.-And Tofeph Scott, Ber;am;,
Thatcher and Abraham B. Venable, or any two ~
them, are appointed Commifioners for executing
TINS decree and are required report their proseed
ings IN execution thereof, to the court.
A Copy. Teffe,
PETER rtNs1 70
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FOR SALE.

IDK SAIE,
TEN SHARES 10 the Jane. river Canal Com
Il pany.
TffoMas ToRvtLL.
March Js, M
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FOR SALE,

0" credit IF ore, f1vo and fb,ef years.
MY HOUSE and five acres of GROUND near
vi the Poor Houfe; the lots may be fold f.n,.
ratey or together, and altogether, land in Kentucky
wiii Dc received in exchange for the part payment
provided the land and tuation fui,s the fibferber
VINO lives upon the property adves,fsd, and may BE-
ieen at any time
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PETER TiNsLEY, 6. 6.
No. 9.

2. ?
The property mentioned in the aSuye decree. will
be offered for fale, on the Premfes on Wedn.fday
the 10th OF April next, a credit of fx nine and
twelve monsis in equal proportions, by the
.. COMMISSIONERS.
'" io' law 3w.
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One Of the bitBsd 1Seas of a Mary.

''De" UeI17 ~ a VHUy.
Extract of letter from Philadelphia to a gen.
tieman in N. York.
NO doubt you have heard of the death of
captain Gale, of Marines, on board one of our
trsates' run through by captain Rogers, who
is under arref. Some FAY Gale was fhot. There
is no doubt of his DEATH"
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ROBERT CROUCH.
p. S. Hi, Fathers TAVERN to rent.
Feb. Is IF.
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MAk.IEp-At Norfolk on Saturday the 5,h inf
by the Rev. Mr.. Gritty, the gallant Captain srErHEx
DECATUR jun Of the United States Navy, to the ae.
eomplifhed and much admired Nifs SUSAN WuI,L.
Ih, only daughter of Luke Wheeler, Efq. Mayor Of
that Borough. y
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Died on Thurfday, lth inn. after a ted;ous I'll
neis. which fhe bore with great fortitude Mrs sIJ.
SAUNA WALFoRD, comfort of MIR. Edward
Walford of this city.
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Departed this .ranf,ory life, on Monday ,be ,,.h
inffant, ROBERT H. wooDSoN, Efa of cooeb.
land, in the eth year of his age. He was an samrR
man. ''''e !"
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II" b0"1s man. tbs nosisa zUo,l of Cod.
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EHRATvM.-In the piece igned Pacifica,or, in III
lat paper IN the fourth paragraph, ieeond column
read 1900 inftead of 1893.
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Departed this life fuddeny, few days fince. a,
her feat near Richmond, Mrs, MARY PRICE
relief OF capt John Price, deed. in the Seth wear of
her age This reverend fage, had lived to fee the
fourth generation defcendane from herfef and upon
an accurate calculation found to amount TO 1871 in
number. She poaefled in very erninen. degree all
the amiabie and chriffan virtues; a. wife and mo-
ther, always tender and affeetionate friend, nsft
fincere; marefs juit and kind. She wa, a xYor,,n
OF fne understanding. which fhe retained ,il within
few hours before fls expired; which was a fource
OF many iolid enjoyments to her friends. chr;l,;,.
nifty which ihe had for many years been attached 20
and benevoIenee were the leading features in her
character. The poor other ne'ghbourhood, a. wei,
as her friends and relations. will feel ienbly her lofts
Oh What fad delufions here,
So fraii, 70 vain are human things,
To every bliis fueseed.a tear,
Our farrell hopes, blu. forrow brings
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Last :.;neitino'e lnait.
PYILADFTpT{TA 1,,a,,a o.

i'AibADElsfihA Augu't 2S.
A litter from Mr.. Lippinco't of this city.
one ofthc Americans taken in Miran,'a's fchoo,,-
ers, dated Porto Cavello, July cs. ft1tes, that
the prifoners had been tried and ten of th.
principal officers, who were towards of -
years of age, were fsntcnced to death. and hid
been executcd.-The others were f-nt-n ce,. =,
ten years confinement in irons, and had n-en
distributed in different caRes.
The names of Kirkland and LedIie. are po+
r,rn'i "n-d an'"rc,a =: {: -, - v .,.,f,re,
Captain Huddle, ofthe fhooner Bee, was kin.
led in the action with the G,,arda Gotta.
The Marquis Yruio has lit of the fufFcrrrs.
with the particulars of their trial
For the following correct lin of perfon
executed as pirates, ut near Lagtira. t,kent
from the official judgment, we are indebted to-
the po'itenets of a respectable friend.
James Gardne,
Gus. rdolphus Bergudd, "a Poander,
Charles Jonfon,
Mile Hall,
John Farris,
Francis Farquahafan,
Thomas Donahue (of Philadelphia)
Thomas Villop,
Daniel Kemper,
Paul F. George, (Portuguefe.)
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NE VIRGINIA FARMERS ALTMAN Il
L tor 1897 i, this day publib.d by s. Grad
land oPpoiiie the Be-ravern, Richmond. .Tl
Almanac, beIide the ufual arlro~omiesI ealcula,;
contains many very valuable pieces Thefollowor M
Jetts are ieiestrd from many equally ntcreaing III
Inc rim Wed ling; or the song of TidR I'd
humorous long alone is worth the price OF the AIM
nae.-An housR lawyer-Anecdote of the n
George Wythe, Efq.-Take Time by the Foreloel
ltiteh in time iaves nine HIS our AZ the lid
END OF the horn An 0Ae-The Dying Chril|
to his foul viii Of Alexander Campbell. Efo
more curious production can no where be found
Song Tor the 4'h Of Juy.--FIumorous Anecdotes. II
etry' &e-Agrieulture-Egy Wheat-CrovI
o, 'na'ah Corn -Connrottion of Ploughs-ro I'D
Droriy, Deafness, &c
hole who purclnfe by the groce or dozen j
ne iuppiied at very moderate price--The cuiton
Country Merchants is folieited.
o " Book Printing, Hand-hilis. &c executed
g. Grantland on reaionable terms.
A1gua &c, SOC. =,
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&EtrHH Of hftr fr'n gentleman in liverpool, &, 81
Jrirndi" Wihuingfoni Del. dated 7Hrr ., 1906.
have iult had the peafure of handing on bor.
from the Diana, from Baltimore, the family of our en-
voy Nh Pirkncy, who dropped upon us cutie upey
IeSteay thus m'raing. Hisarriva appears TO hav3
DILUTED general JOY throughout this city and has il
great n'eature dPelled the doubts which have hee
entertained by many, of rupture between tbs ~
countries ever fnce the affair of the Lesnder tra,r
red Fo-morrow, underland, the n1erchan,s "a
Liverpool intend giving him elegant entertainment
All the Americans d'ipiayed their flags on his andin
and iheHed HIM every mark of refn-tl y,
From lis manners and general character, am ;ndd
ced to believe that government could SOY bav. =,
pointed pertoa better qualified for the talk of conciI
liaton. EIis having brought his lady and larg. fs
fn'ly OF children with him, is favorable omen. an
nPreh=s US with the idea of the conf ence of our w
eeutIve, III being able to bring our affairs 10 an ar,
cable adln'tment For my own part never .ptS
tanned the inaet idea Of their reiorting to hoili,ie
nut allure you' that the majority of the people j
England as far as inform myielf, viewed ,h]
bu!ineis in a very ferrous point of view"
For Sez,eral Ne5v HIz,ertiten,e,,t, , ~ - i
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or 1000 bands; who being principay fina b,vs, are
amoit unfit for any other oecup@,ion.The tobacco
then exported to C. Britain, and the llens to Ger
many.
The Eugh manufacturers, urviliirg fas i, may
be preuned) to loie thus the duv paid upon rul en-
med tobacco, hould they be obliged purchafe IL, or
to allow the profit OF nemming have petSned PAR
lament for redre6. Parliamep, liz feenlsl have
now pard an aet allowing to the manufacturer 20 20
into the kings WAREHOUSES and ien his tobacco
There is OF courie deduction from the duty paid on
the tobacco taken from the ware-houfr, n proportion
TO the quantity of Gems left behind. VIVA, is the rat.
ct this deduction, what becomes Of the ftems them
telves whar the other details of this a of Par
lament we have not yet had eppo,iusity of dieo-
vering.
me eject OF this new arrangement upon ourreyes
IT Us not dhcu TO perceive. Ii will reduce much near
err to rar the prices of Gemmed and unit-med To-
bacco; 1t will dmiriih'the quantity thar is ttem.d ia
this country, dn,nih the profits this branch of
buiineis and 1t will deprive fct of hands, who are
carcey fit for any other employment, OF one thar is
tolerably productive.
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ME iuhicrber will fell the farm, on which he
liyes con'sning 1850 acres, 800 Of which Is in
wood thi: laud IS well adapted to the growth of
whra Germ. arIis, and lies remarkably well. The
Improvements conia Of a dwelling houe, containing
eight rooms, new kitchen, laundry, fcrvants houfe,
ice honie, bao!e, and barn. The payment for this
property ",li be eaGy, as will tsSe we'll feeured
bonds. negroes or give long credit on receipt Of a
fourth Of the Purehale money
CHARLES CARTER.
CulPepper, Sept. 2. (3#)
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n. CAROLINA. NEwpERS, Aucuft u.
FOR CONGRESS-,


7brtallo7ving gentlemen are eIs7eG sVitbom ob-
b2ftion.
James Holland, in the Morgan d1ra.
Evan Alexander, in S .lishury do.
Richard Stanford, in Raleigh do.
Nathanie! Macon, in Warren do.
Willis Alton, in II ifax do.
VIM Blac'iledse, in Newbern do.
Thomas Kenan, in Wilmington do.
Lenuei Siwger, in Edrnton d..
in Snrry dFriGt General L+f,our. Mehach
Franklin ard Peter Eaton are candidates. No
return As vet.
In Rockingham difi9 NJ D. Williams and
Theophilus Lacy are caudria'es. We have
heard only from GuilforI, in which county a.
cey had ISL votes, and Wilns 4O7, Returns
are yet to oe received from Randolph, Rocking.
ham, CafwelI & Perlon.
In Edgeconb dlltritt, the candidate are gen.
Thomas Blount and Mr.. Kennedy. have
heard only from Edgecomb, in WHICH COUNTY
gen. B'ount had 1909 votes, and Mr.. Kennedy
81.
In Fayetfe ditritt, Duncan M'FIrland, 7.
Cdpepper, John Hiy AMI James Sanders we're
candidates. We have heard from the following
counties:
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rerionS hie that time in the Bay from which
eon,lde'it mutt be French Fleet, (probaby the
ore conn,uded by eitrs4 Jerome Bonaparte) the
f'e's G,ha, Rtppbe have the fnular faculty of ma
kms thenie!ves invjfi!e upoa tie -v.tsy.
SaLem pap. \sgyf 90. =
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BosroN. Au.hf ol.-rhe Tunitian AmbaiIador
has taken his pall.ge on beard the fhip Two Bro
theirs, Cini-r fnr Iu,is, and will fail in few days
Thisvee has, we M lertand, been chartered by the
government OF the United States, for the purpoIe of
,aking hone his eyceeney /; his baggage, prefvnts,
and the eie9' of his fus. have been removed from
the United States brig franklin, on board this fhip,
and will form the principal part of her cargo.
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RUMOURS.--That our differences with e,-.,,
Britain are IN favorable train for adutmcnt Mr..
Nnroc is iadto haveco nmuiicated in one of his
dIpa'ch the heads ofan interview which he had with
Mr. Fox; that Mr.. Fox at the o,itfes commented in
pretty eVere terms upon the regulations Of our Reric-
ton b"i; but that Mr. Munroc had prei1ed the idea,
wheh mum be admitted by all impartial politicians.
that all h. heps, which we had ourl,r.i ,n,v,ri. r.
brtan, were Perte city juaiSed by the eps which e
had taken towards US and that her conduit would
have borne rs out, in the adoption Of much more en-
ergeeic mraiures. Towards the ehre of the ,p,er
view, Me Fox sfad to have rxprelIed himielf much
Na, SEH5fa with the policy, which We rad adopted.
J nat our differences with Spain are no, in 60 IA
vorabe train for adjuan-nt.-- 70 th4 haired
winch B'nhp1rte bears to Republics and thanks to
the particular zeal of Mons r..ieyrand, in inasm-
cling his matters mind againa ~
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TRAINING STApIF

ME fubicriber takes this method of inforr,;ng
friends, and the public, that he has taken IA
81 a BLES at the Broad Roch race ground of Nal
BALL where he will take HORSES TO train on the mo
moderate terms and hopes from his attention as]
long experience in that line of bufnefs, to give gen
RAJ Iat,sfacton to all thoie gentlemen who NAV N
pleaded to put their nags in hi, hands to train.
Gentlemen Tending their horfes, may fend thed
own forage and boys provifon if they think pror.
othsrwe they will be furnihed at the prices as med
toned below.
Gentlemen fenling horfss, will pleafe to rend ru|
taoie boys TO train and attend to taking care of hel
nories When 1t is not convenient for them to (el
SheiI own boys they will be furoiihed the fame a
for their hire, which the fublcriber hires thee, ro
felf---Terms as follows -
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s,r lohu B,rlafe Warren's fq'rsdroa of Anti
gaa ,he 7'h July. and intended to remain in that
quarter for the protection of the Hands in cafe Ie-
rsnt D1naparte !houli tuidenly return there.
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TOBACCO TRADB.----Letters which have
been received in this city from London announce an
important change in the mode of colleling the duty
on tobacco.--: The following may explain the nature
and consequences of this new regulation.
The duy on tobacco in England, is not paid on
the importation, as it is mott other articles and
6,a1sa hack OIL expectation The principal reafon IT,
igned for this exception u.s. that the duty upon whole
cargo would be 70 comfortable, as 20 require too
great capital in the hands of the importer. The
preent duty, for in!iance, is IS. ID derng per h.
The whole amount therefore on a Cargo of 800
hhds would have been immenfe, and the capital 70
velted, might have remained for months and wears
in an unproduGtive Gate.
When the tobacco is landed in England, It is nored
in what are called the Aag'S 7oDe-bogjcs and it is
upon delivering It from thefe -houfes that tbe
duty is advanced. The great convenience of this ar
rangementis, that Manufacturer who has purehafed
cargo Of tobacco, may fuFer it 10 lie in the ware
houes for fevera years and he pays the daty i'm pro-
portion only as he continues the tobacco Another
convenience is, that he may pay the duty on the f.
eonJ parcel Of tobacco. Of the proceeds of the r
when It has been manufactured and carried to nilr-
ket
But in the payment of this duty there was formerly
no exception made in favour of Fcna7ci tobacco the
duty being Laid upon the ID, of tobacco without any
regard 10 It's items.
In former times, thefe lems were of comfortable
Efe in the manufd Sure Of nuf and the value of the
tems was hyperion to the duty on the tobacco Some
change however having taken place in the value OF
this ipecies of nuH, the value Of the Gems became
leis than the amount of the duty.
The efect upon tbi country was, that much n our
tobacco was aemmed, before it was exported to Eng.
land and the Englih Manufacturer was not then un-
der 'he neeellity Of paying duty upon the ltems
This ttemming is principally carried on by the plan
tiers themieves but in ome Of the large towns where
great quantities OF to5aees are depoitcd, lemm.ng
has even become a dill q and lucrative buineG Viz
GINA has been computed to employ not sfs than 9oO
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For Se1eral Ns,o A&verfiiemeuf5, 5rs tbs I,,
column oftbe .ErR Pare. |"'
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1T ~ wv "VVVVItIUH 20 each E1OrIe, 10
crhyhe per horie when necenary, IS. per dore N
ceflary clothing, iaddle bride. curry.eonb brn +,
ter, &c to be lent with the borfe or furnih-d a, ,,
sxPenoe OF the owner, by the fubfcriber.
All expenees for training, &c. to be paid when II
horles taken away. =
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THOMAS cox
ALMANAC FOR ,eo1

Late frainor FIR Gel. H9omes, drc'd
Br0ad-Roet, September 2. (1fs. J
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5DY. Hams genuine Eye-Nster.

n foveseien remedy-ior 81! d,i.aies OF she eyes,
whether the tfets Of natural wsaknef, or Of ae,,
dent, dehattIons OF rhrrm, duiinci:, i,ch;ra aid
hlms on the eyes, never falling 10 cure ihols ma
ladies which frequently lucessd, tie flna pos
mssfles and feyers, and wonderfully fr.np,hrn.
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
It's excellent virtues. when nearly deprived Of
fight.
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All who have left Guns, LOCKS,
April ~.
FOR SALE,
kTraA Of Land, in Stafford coun-

a Traef OF Land, Ia Stafford coun-
sssy, aGost four miles above Aqua, containing
500 acres. The laid land 10 we'll watefed and
heavily timbsred, and las on it ely the neceGasy
>v4ascommodasions for family. The tesms OF
gspaymect win be-, one third inhand and che other
Sswo thirds az two annual iaftalments. Bonds,
with approved security, will De required. For
fursher particulars apply TO The subscriber on the
.srreuiies, or to DR.. Jfobs BroraRgb, Dumfrie'.
William sBronaugh. ],
Ssaf,rd COUNTY. sIff March. zaw4v
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Second Dividend.
Daraftie,, April 70, {al
Public Sale.

1oueS UANr to dscd eff truf from Walter s. Alex
auder and Catherine his wife, to :h. fuseribsr tor
suring the payment of sos dollars 50 cents and inter
en- INTO Andrew Scholield aud company and the FUR
fher fun Of ss dollars CENTS and ihsereit unto Leon
ara and raamls Cooke, will be sold on the pEsmI.es
the high.a bidder forready money, on TUESDAY the
the sixth lay Of May next undivided moiety OF a
tra or parcel OF land lying and being on Potomac RI
in tha county of Fairfax and fate of Virginia. con-
asiaiag AS acres and adj ,nirg the lands ct General
~Yhompf,n Ngafon; Augufinc !. Smith; and Tobias
eariiaant about seven milesiron Aiexandria-t The
sle TO commence prscifely at clock of chat day.
G. DENKALE, 'Trpifee.
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