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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09
From a BALTIMORE PAPER.
HORRID MURDER.

1t has never fallen to our LOT to re-
cord more attrocious villany than the
following, committed near Clarkiburg,
Virginia -
Lait night Abel Clemmons, at his
place of refidence on the lands of CO.
lionel George Jackfon, within about a
half mile of the town of Clarkiburg
under circumstances of the mott un-
'precedented cruelty, murdered his
wife far advanced in pregnancy, and
their eight fmall children, the eldslt
about IL years old, by triking them
on the head with an axe while they
were aaeep in three feperate beds, ly-
ing in the fame room The wounds
thar he gave it is fuppofsd produced
instantaneous death, difpatching each
one with a blow--and every circum-
ftance induces belief, that thofe lait
dilpatched, were unknowing to the
cataltrophe Of the others. Clemmons
had been preparing for fome time,
and fixed upon next Thurfday, for his
removal to the fate of Ohio. A man
named Nelly who purchafed part Of
his crop went early this morning to
the hou(e, and was admitted by Glenn
mons, who was in great agitation,
and apparently in a fate of inlanity
the family as Nelly fuppofcd were
aneep, except little girl, niece of
Clemmons, who lfayed all night in
the houfe-but knew nothing that
occurred.
Neifly after converting fome time
with Clemmons, left the houfe un-
fufpicious of what had happened a
brother of Clemmon's who lived fome
miles off, and was going TO remove
with him, foon came to the houle and
found him in it, he enquired where
the family were Clemmons faid a.
ileep, he approached one of the beds
to awake the oldef boy, and difcov-
cred that all the children in it were
murdered He accufed his broth e,
with the crime and then ran and a.
larmed the neighbors before they af.
fembled Clemmons had fed. Here
was exhibited fcene the mott flock
ing to relate the wife and an infant
in her arms lay in one bed, four
daughters in another, two boys and
one girl in third all murdered by
the hufband and the father-and what
is very remarkable, he had always liv-
ed with them in a mott affeetionate
manner, and they bore the character
of honefy and indulfry. Clemmons
had been for feveraI weeks in gloo-
my /, melancholy mood, occa6oned it
was fuppofed by the great anxiety for
the welfare of his family.--He is a.
bout thirty-three years old, S feet 7
inches high, built itrong, fair com.
plexion, light hair, and has loft lome
\ eoz.L
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09
NEwBUR YPoRT. Dec. 10.

Yetterday commenced running new line .of
Stages over the NewboryPcrt Turnpike 20 Bof.
ron.--It goes through in tnree hoors, and thirty
inmates one Arrived yesterday from Bottom.
in zi6 minutes, exclaiive OF the fops they me-
cenariiy made ! IL has heretofore been conGder-
cd as expeditions travelling to 90 through 10 fix
hours--ior this Improvement we congrata late
the public, who oushr duly to appreciate the
exertions OF the Proprieton Of the Turnpike
we tear the thanks OF the public, WILL at prelent.
he ,heir mott fold remuneration--but we hope
not the only one.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

froif voiib a keond, esnRsgratisa. f5e
people are in great alarm, and turning
omf TO arms in every direction. IF they
badn0f come aloay fbe day they did, they
zo0uld bavs been enrolled in tie militia
NEXT day. This I/appsis is osving TO
The withdrawing effbe troops, as there
IS n0r0 only apart Of a company of arsA-
lsryq' there, under capt. Dyon."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09
LATE FROM CAPE FRANCOIS.

LnI L fNOsH u Af FN7NOOIOs
BY the Ariel, Captain jerks, ar
rived at Baltimore, on Friday, in 10
days from the Cape, we learn the
following particulars:
sc That the fchooner Mediator,
Graves, arrived there the sd infant
the day before ihe fell in with French
privateer in Square Handkerchief pal-
fage, and after beating her off, cha.
fed her aihore on fmall key to the
S. E. of Turks Inand. Capt. Graves
hulled her feveral times with his I8
FOUNDER. The privateer had 70 or
50 men, and 10 guns. THAI tine fhip
John and James, of Baltimore, and
fhip Hindofan, of Philadelphia, had
failed for Gonaives. The Hindoltan
afterwards failed for Jeremie and
the lait accounts left French privat-
eer in chafe of her. That the brig
Orion, and fchooner Greyhound,
have been re.captured and fent into
Jamaica.
"Capt. jerks informs, that coffee
was coming in fat |; and alfo, con-
firms the account of the mahacree of
the crew of the brig Orion of Baltim-
ore, except one man, who was fick
below, aud was not found till the next
day."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09
NEW PORT.
THURsDAY-JANUARY o, 1906.

Gr The extrads from DR.. Cowderys Jour-
nal, are neceGarily excluded from this day..
pnper.-we hall recommence their publication
in our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09
HIGHLY INTERESTING.

Extrad Of a letter from Cbarlcs Mar
I'm, Ejf. Pofmafsr at Waterford,
Erie county, to a gentleman in Lam
cater, dated Dec. S, 1906.
I" Jadfon and Jaae Favren are Jaf
returned from Detroit. They bring bad
sesv, f,s7 that piaee--fbot fbs 6adi0ns
are gathering in fsres, and sbreafss De-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09
Tohu =. Jouussna, 4 Ss.
At their Store No. IA, ThAmes- Street, iroat
OF Capt. James PeSs's. Offer for Sale
handfome sHoumens of

any - OIapsS SOOuS,
Ssifrd 10 tbs Srgfon, zvbnb fbey are Aefsrmiss1
"SsA az ssv ~ car Be pa,rbe)tdn in Asss-
bor:--
AMcHo WHICH ARE.
Excellent Dutch Broad french Laces.
Cloth, Laced Silk Sleeves and
Bet ioperhne Eoglifb, EngIih Silk Glove.
blue, black, and mix White snd ch,o,z Frin<
do. pcs.
Second. middIing, andWhite and Colofed
low priced do. Bed. Lace,
Sspen and other Calf Very fps India Book 81
meres, NulI Mullins.
Very fine white hanneL Extra loug aud habit
Yellow, oluc, black, red Kid Gloves,
and green Haoneis, Mems Vh,te and blsc!s
B,izeS and Senges, six Gloves,
Coating. & Feafncog ght,Rsfia and Englifh Dis
Iafh Linaens and SHIRT apsr,
Cottons, GA and 6 EngiiCh III.
VeIyeb and Patent apcr, for ,ab,e-cluihsS
Worried Cord, S-4 elegant Satin,
Patent Cord and ofherD Damsk Shsvis
Waiacoating, Camcis Hair do.
Blankets from Ga toEpgliih Luscadngs.
4hs. U.nbre!las, &c. SC.
Newport. JsnuaryI .. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09
pIeaGng and Highly Interefing Intel
iIgence f!
BOSTON, IAN. 6.

HgcuCc
BOSTON, Jan. 6.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ezra Davis,
sffbii f0aon. tor tbs tolio.0iag highly
imoorfaut and Vsry agreeable informa-
ton. Mr.. Davis isf the Vineyard on
Wsaasjaay evsning The IT int. and
Jays, that aAour differences 10itb the
Spanib government acre amieaby /sf-
hsdto Mr.. Pincknsy's entire )afi5fae-
Doa. This moa pleafng intelligence
rOas brought to tbs Vineyard BY the Jb;p
Rej0lnti0n, Captain Daniel Rogers,
ofGi0uesqer, Caps-Ana, 1ObO left Liz
bos tbe aotb NoOember, and arrived at
tie Rineyard after paDlgs q 40 days.
mr.. Davis to0k the preeaution TO make
bis miautss from The vsrbai eommQniea-
rion of the Captain at The moment of bis
ayIval. CAPT. Rogers frequently tas0
Mr.. Piaekney at LJ6On, z0do bad jail
sd fvs days bsfore capt. K. lCf that
place, in a Ssosd,jb Os0sl bound for
CbarLeRon, SoMb- Carolina. Mr.. Pinck-
ney f0ld Capt. Rogers that THE Spanjb
Court bad agreed to pay for (bips, car
goes q freigbts, according to their late
fionlaii0ns q0itb THE American G0vsrn-
msnt. II is mdsraood a4o, that all
our territorial djbates Goitb Spain are
bappiy lsaied and that tbe general
atpsd of our diplomatic concerns in that
quarter, aOas aApiei0a5 and fattering TO
bigb degree.
Capt. Rogers alo acquainted Mr..
Davif, that fbs combined Fleets bad igf
but $ bips in tbe late action eff Cadiz--
the stbsr baving drjfted into fbe bay in
tie gaie-and that THE Spaniards aOsre
70 impreGSd zOifb this unexpected pre-
/srVation of 70 many crippled Of0sls in
that barber, after the aai0n, avbieb they
bad delpai,ed Of s0er lteing again, that
they gave a io9je to their joy by gene
raj Muminafion--as an evsnt z0bicb
they bsheved a oVidenfiaiinisrtsrsnce.
CAPT. Rogers bas dJpatebs5 on board
for THE adminigration, aobieb no doubt
zoiH be )snt JoraOard by expreii rs Joan
as they arrivs at Cape-Ana. Mr..
Piaekney eannst be expected for /oms
time, as tbs ve1st be soas on beard Of s0rs
a dull /ailer-f6t paper, therefore,
aViN probably esrvey the fyf intelligence
to WaibingiOn of this happy termination
ef our eajhai dilputes soifb a friendly
gOOsrnmsnt, 70bsls true intereas are in
tsrs0ovsn 1oitb tb0e eftbis country, and
sobe/s commercial property maR be our
frf and nr0f jfaeere 7Ojb. we can on
~ add that zoe haze taken the ufmgR
pains to a/eerfain the above mentioned
particulars, and baUe no doubt Of their
being )abfantialy eorrsa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

40 ~..''"e ir.@e fS~sss - Mn "ss oAs~s's ~"~
are all new"
A letter from ST. Thomass Of the a3 Od.
iays--" About4 O'Clock yeiterday afternoon,
. Water Spout broke and fell near this place,
attended With tremendous clap Of thunder, and
ia Iefs than ten minutes the water rofc upwards
Of five feet. IL has lodged more than oo. 900
ton of Roue--the holes this has made 10 fright
ful beyond defcfiption. for about mile aud a
half along the road"
The Legislature of South Carolina,
commenced their winter feilion the
a3d ult. at Columbia. Jofeph Alton,
Efq. is elected Speaker of/the Houle
of Representatives.
The Legislature of North Carolina,
have elected DR.. Nathaniel Alexander
Governor of that State.
Spanilh Dollars.-Several banks of
the city of Philadelphia, we learn,
have come to determination to have
all the Spanifh dollars they can pro-
cure, converted into American, whole,
half, and quarter dollars. BY this
meature they intend to refrain the
remittance of Spaniih dollars to the Z.
Indies.
Lat Saturday night we experience
ed fevcre Storm from the S. +. We
are informed the violence of the gale
was iuch at New-London, that lhip
was funk at the wharf--rhat brig
owned by Medrs. Andrew & Jofeph
Perkins, of this City, ready for lca,
was confiderably damaged, and many
other injuries were fultained by the
ihipping in the harbor.
Ns,s0ieb Pep. Jan. !.
Spurious Bills, of Salem Bank, are
in circulation, with the hcticious
names of Paul Clapp, caihier, and
w. Fl. Campbell, prehdent, iigned to
them.
appointment BY AafbOriy-Jofeph
Warner Roie, OF Antigua, is appoint-
ed Commercial Agent for the United
States, at that, and the adjacent Eng
hlh lilands.
Such was the miduefs of the weather At wafh.
iogton City in the middle OF December, that a
variety OF flowers we're in luxurious bloom in
the cPen air. among which was noticed the roic
aad honey. .fuckIe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

The Legislature of South Carolina,
commenced their winter feiiion the
a3d ult. at Columbia. Jofeph Alton,
Etq. is elected Speaker of>the Houie
of Representatives.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

Spurious Bills, of Salem Bank, are
in circulation, with the fcticious
names of Paul Clapp, caihier, and
w. Fl. Campbell, prehdent, ligned to
them.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

hi. coming into poser. |. did hi. oaeen who
are all new"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

The Legislature of North Carolina,
have elected DR.. Nathaniel Alexander
Governor of that State.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

Such was the midnefs of the weather At wafh.
iogton City in the middle OF December, that a
variety OF flowers were in luxurious bloom in
the open air. among which was noticed the roic
aad honey fuckle.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-09

appointment BY AafbOriy-Jofept
Warner Roie, of Antigua, is appoint
ed Commercial Agent for the United
States, at that, and the adjacent Eng
hlh lilands.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-11
IVoLuME 2.

"
Mr.G. W. Campbell then moved to polnone !, u,
Tomorrow - fE'l'e - - fe . III
Mr.. Smile and Mr.. q. w. Campbell fi,ppor,ed.
ana Mr.. Tho,'pfon and Mr.. lewis cppof.d If.
Mr. Goidiboroaeh moved its pofponen;en, I'll,
Wednesday. So. '' IA
On this iaa motion the rIouf. dividsd-Avs. as
Noes ~. ,t avs ~
o. poifponing the hill till Tomorrow RI. ,4,,s.
civded--Ayes f3-.-I.oif. = .'-.e
When,thc Foufe r.loved itfslf into a ecrr,;,,..
o. ue whole--Mr. Cr"gg in che chair--on III. faid
The bill having been read over, was confdered Inv
Ieesions. : . 11E 80 -'.osiea ny
Mr.. d. z. Williams moved to amend ,bs, mar.
o. me bill which fixes the fite Of the BRIDGE bv Il.
les,,hs 1t to he essta at above Ceorce-Tovn
IN, = ms motion ~as d1agreed to-Ayes 90.
various amendments ~ere made in TIE detail. nc,
MI. Thompfon moved to FIJI tire hlanh in RE hi,
reisf've TO the time within which the bridge mai, he
hnlit with the words :" Eve vesrs,,
This motion, after a Mort debate. was agree, -,
Ayes l9-Nocs ~ $3.50 ' ~
On fixing the nasinIrs per ee~.are hereafter ~
De received by the fhareholders, debate arole.
hineions 10 allow 20 and 25 ner cers were I'm.
when without deeidiuc on am offer fun, motion
Tor th> committee cine r-evaled .e,
me oo-.'"tee then rofe and Obtained ,e,ve RI &,
again, and the Koufe adjourned. -, -
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Dec.4.
ROBERT GORDON 8 Co.

L! AVE JUN received, and offer for f.le,a add,i
: 4 ona iupply OF the ben Madeira WINE in pipes
lhds and or. ca;les Tie tmo lait vi,tacss in Made
ra, having yielded wine of better quality than 70,
fcveral preceding years, they enabled to fay tn,
quality IS exceIieNt-it is imported from two heules
from which very different favored wine is fsnt The,
have heard of the arrival, and will have at hand in
lev days, parcel of London Particular Dry Lifbm
Wine directed to be put up in the fame way as iom.
they had two years ii;ice, which gave great iassaa
on TO all who had Of it, alto, parcel of Corks, Al
nonds and i quantity of Oranges in boxes
ON HAND:
Port Wine, IN pipes, hhds and quarter caGs;
y few Demijohns Old Malrafey, Ut dolls yer rall
a quantity OF fleet Copper and Tin Plates.
A general and ex,eniive &nor,ment of Dry Good
eonfiiting OF Woolens OF all kinds; printed goods
Manehettsr Stufs, iriih and Scotch Linens, Glove.
aud Hoiiery, Hardware, Cutlery and Ironmongrry.
Plain Cambria, Laced Carnbrc, Book, Ch:mbra,
and Colorado Mullins, &c.
January rs. 2aw2w & law3w.
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IMPORTANT TO spoRTsMEN.

IN tie 2sD day Of Aprh next, -6iYL epsred fer tale,
al the Bsreii7g Gyeea in C.ro!fus county,
NE STUD, of tile late col. John Hoones con-
fitting of imported and country bred Stations,
Brood Mares. and their produce, for feveral year
Pait--total about one hundred head This is rer-
family the mott numerous, and probably the bea fe-
ieted Stud, ever before offered at public auction in
this country as it is well Known that the late own
er, fpared neither money or exertion in procuring
both at home and abroad fuch iiock as appeared
mott certain TO infure him fuceefs as breeder. To
gentlemen who may feel difpofition to engage iu-
medasely in the iports Of the turf feveral fine three
and four year ODDS could be highly recommended for
tize blood and figure. Should any of the Stud hores
be farmed out for the approaching FIRING, the fate
OF iueh, will be poNponed, until the expiration Of the
eaion. The o.her Rock will Ne fold without referve
The terms OF fale will be half Of the purehafe
money payable in s and the other at ~ r,on,ns "a
be fecured by hood, with approved fecuri,ies to car
ry interell from the date IL not punauay paid.
n comfortable difcount will BIZ made for cain.
Gentlemen in the neighboring Rates are berebv
aIured, that the ale fbali potyey take place on IN.
day above Gated.
a catalogue will be exhibited, Rating age, blood
&c.
JOHN @. VOOLFOLK.
JOHN HooMEs,
E*eeafor5 Of Js6a Haomrs, dssA
Bowling Green, January 20. (tJs)
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D UNAWAY from the fuhferiber, two Me-
IN GROES, Billy and Edmond Billy is fuppoi.d
20 be thirty years old, towards of Ok fee, in height
ftrong and we'll made, OF very dark con,psxion has
down lnok when fpoken TO, and Rsrnmers when
fpeaking In addition clothes ulusy worn BY ne
srocs, he his blue bear kin grea, coat and pair
ct large h;hir5 boots, if NOT both capped as the
Toes.
Edmond is about ewent y-fve years old, near feet
high, of healthy and itrong appearance, Of lighter
complexion than negroes commonly are, generally of
Julien eountenanSe, uElefs when excited TO m;rth,
when his fa,.!eis very arikng. He is bow-l.eysd
and has ver, uncommon ihaPed f.es, where there
ihoud be hollow, his fee, project his great roe.
are much longer .han the others, and make conf
dsrahle projection the feeond joint H. has lz
walk and appears to limp . little Edmond had on
green pisn iho1 eoGt, ihort fwa,isdown VET ard
brown coafiog pantaloons. TheGe fellows, (oartsi-
liriy the fray having committed offences of very
ttriousknd, ills expected VIII endeayor to Quit the
fate Edmond has relations in Richmond and is con.
asSted with : free ninlartoe, Thos. Mekns, who I
AN Informed fails velel from Richmond to Rev
York To ahy perfon who ihall appreher.d and deli
yer TO ME in N-w-Krnt (f taken gu, OF the county
the iad negroes, will pay for each twe,.ty dollars
il iecurea in any jail in the Rate, 70 that ger item
4gain, ter collars each, if taken in this county ad
deLvefec - .ne OF my manager, ten dollars.
JOHN ID. WATKINS.
New-Eeat, Feb. 81. Nv
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February Is.
TO RENT.

'WO HOUSES on the Crof,!strcet leading &c
l. MIR. Crag's Office: both d which are lars.
and convenient for private boarding houfes. They
may he divided into four epara,e ,ements allo,tpc
good kitchen to each. ] will alb rent tenement
on the Main Street at prefent occPied by Mr.. Lit.
tleberry Waddil as grocery. Ihave for fale be.
tween tour and five acres of LAND, oppofite MIR
M'kenzies garden; part of which is All excellent
meadow the balance is in gards, &c. there is or
1t two good prings and fnall dwelling houfe; is
hsallhy and defrable tuatiou fol any perion whiting
to purchafe near this city.
MICHAEL or ANTLAND.
February 81. (4w isw1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-11

eNecuteu with Neatneis aud Accuracy, ~ ALI its
branches, &C the MINERVA OrFicE, oppoite
the Bell Tavern.
@ GRANTLAND offers his acknowledgements
~. tor the liberal encouragement he has lately re-
eeived, and respectfully aequainrs the public that he
has procured feveral zes Of elegant Large Type for
HANDBILLS, which will cnaLe him to print them
in the bett manner. So
CIRCULAR LETTERS, CARDS, aud all kinds
as Sp'b work. performed at Bort notice.
BOOKS and PAMPHLETS can be printed as X
peditiouly at this Office any where in the fate
three Competitors and two good prslsnen being in
coufans readinefN Any gentleman in S,c .ountry.
who purpoies publiihi,g Book OF Pamphlet, may
be informed Of the con by writing to S. Gran,laud
through the mail (poaagc paid), mentioning the ze
Ut the work and rhe number Of copies required. -,
BLANK BONDS, Iudentures Of Apprenticeship,
Conitabies' Warrants, &c. kept for faie. A ge-
neral aiiortment Of Blanks will be hortly printed.
1'HE VIRGINIA ALMANAC for 1905, i, iua
re-pub!iihed. The readers of Ainanaes are inTorm-
cd that particular attention will be paid To tho Alma
nae for so7, which will be publihed at the Minerva
Office in Auguf nen,.-Couniry merchants 8, Others
who purchaie BY the groce dozen will be fur,lil-
ed at the Lowell prices.
February 2Sih, 1906.
N. L. An Apprentice will be :akea ON favorable
terms.
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goo NEGROEs-FoR SALE.

II AVlNG 70 long been delayed aud disappointed
/ in recovering cenlderabe debts due "a, me, lu(-
pended by he multiplicity of butnefs in, and tile pre-
tent yfteni Of our 4te courts find my other re.
.ources nlitie'eHt to dfcharge the demands sgainl
me larinTg from the Delinquency of various eo-part-
ii-rirs and bankruptcy Of debors) 70 PROMPTLY as the
neceity Of thofr claimants requires, and Juice de-
nlands, in aiN o. oher funds, have determined TO
dhpoie of Eve Hundred Slaves, not front any fault.
they have committed, but AS the moi expeditions
means Of faisryns the demands ag,inN me ] have
therefore authorized and appointed Jacob Myers,
George Foin'In, William paAeur and Benjamin
M"ioY' as my agents for this purpofe or any two
who can conveniently attend to ibis hu'incf,.
DAVID ROSS.
February l9h 1903.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nf9na1Y, Nfarrh 8.

The Speaker laid before the Houfe letter from
the Secretary OF the rreafury, ,raplniing report.
win accompanying ffatements, in obedience to TIE
refolutions Of the Bocfe Of the Sd 5th and 7tb al,
which we're referred TO committee of the whole ON
the Rate Of the union
Mr. ]. Clay reported bill authorizing the pnr.
ehae OF certain COPIES Of the Journal. Of Congrels,
which was referred to eomnitteeo Of the whole to.
morrow.
Mr. Thonpfon called tor the order ~ r., day on
The bill authorizing the erection CT Brids over tie
Potomac.
Mr G. ~. Campbell noved 10 ronP,oc tie bill
III hurfday.
Efooion iolt Ayes--3G-Noei Is
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JOHN KELLY,
A9ng Tr.Ree.
5. f,4soT.J
LdND FOR AskF

RY virtue Of decree Of be6ifa Court, viii be
, Told OIL the premifes, the 10th day of March
next, tn the highct bidder, for ready money: a
TRACT OF LAND belonging to tive eftare of Ma
Jor Thomas Johnion, dceeaied, lying OIL the waters
ct Harrifs Creek, about two or three miles from
L"uiia C"urt-Houfe containing by eRma,iou fix
hundred and thirty This iale is to be made
for the Parpoie of paying debt due from the eNate
OF laid Major Thomas Johnfon, d,eeafed TO Eliza
beth John.on executrir oil Thomas bhnfon dceealed
COMMISSIONERS.
February Is. flm1
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AT the particular requea of MIR. Rnfs, and in virtue
OF powers vettcd IN us, we viii difpo!e Of
ONE HUNDRED SLAVES.
February l9;h, 1905.

oNC ~ NlJRDD SLAVES,
~ WarninRer, on the 18th day of March next, and
ONE HUNDRED at Lynchburg, on the 18th day
o! the fame n,nnh The fIaves are OF the fri quality
well difpoed and ufed Iabour and peroi,aIly known
40 noH ofus. All the nirm and fcb!s people, are
citeed to be LEFT 20 beipported by their matters hu.
n,any We alfo fafeiy FAY, that thofe peop. are
not exPoted to fae for their faults, bu, under per
cireunitances.
OHe half ofthe purehafe money muR be paid down
the balance, payable in twelve months from the day
OF tale, bearing inrerea from the date; TO be RENTED
1t the principal is punttu.lly paid.
lsmay we'll he isi'agi1sd, that from the eircum-
hlnces Of this iale pnntlualify in payments Kill he
@snstted, and good iecurty required as 70 he FRI
PAYMENT, may be convenience to people who
nave not difpofed Of their crops, or received paw
rneh, 70 procure Of refpeaablity, negotiable
at the Bank OF Virginia, payable at so days; bu, this
hore mutt be approved ofby u.s. previous to the pur-
ehaia. And diicoua. # ten per cent. will be al
lowed on the twelve months inNamept, TO thofe
who can pay the whole price, upon 70 much there.
OF as may be thought worth receiving.
JACOB MYERS,
BEN. M0SBY
VIA. PASTEUR,
GEORGE HOLMAN.
February %. Tst.
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HoUSroN'S newly invented PATENT Me-
\ TAL1IC HONE, may be had at MIR. Geo.
Greenhows Gore, oppo.ite the Eagle Tavern The
utility of this machine for lettng Razors and other
inltruments which require fine edge, renders it an
obiea worthy the attention OF every individual who
may have location for its uGe. ..-
December IL. r.
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HE fuhfer;ber offers for fale, the Iquare of LOTS
J. near that of MIR. Robert Gordon and Robert
johniten IL is under good enclofure and the f.
iuat'on for building not iurpaGed by any Lots i'll
that part Of the city.
GEORGE GREENHOW.
e February 70. (rp 3w)