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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

paralelled circumstances, prompted so N
do, not ;n!y by hope that by your inter-
ference with the executive, your memo.
rialist may be saved from unmerited pu-
nlshmen;, buS also by belief that it was
his duty as citizen, to expose the illegal
and oppressive proceedings of magis-
,raie OF the United States, To those who
alone can make him account for his con.
duG.
Your memoriaiist submits his case TO
your wisdom. and prays such re.
lief as the laws and constitution of
his country and your wisdom and
goodness may afford him, and as
IN duty bound will ever pray.
SAMUEL c.. OGDEN.
Mevu York, .ftrH Is, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
NETWORK, May -.

A gentleman who has arrived this morn
ing from Halifax, has handed us the fol.
lowing list Of American vessels lying in
that harbor fer adjudication, On Tie 18TH
inst.--Ship John and Francis, S,iiman,
from Bordeaux for Charleston, taken on
the 25th March, in long. 70, la;. &c, 6 (;
brig Ranger, Patterson, from Mar,inico
Tor Wiscasset, taken on the 23d March,
III long. 63, lat. "a, n. condemned; brig
Mars, Hughes, from city-uf ST. Domingo
tor New York, taken on the ed April, in
sight OF the light house. al Sandy Hook ;
ship Aurora, Fairchild, from HAVANA for
New York, taken on the 25lh April, do. do.
and sch'r Nimrod, Manning from Curra-
Goa for New York, taken on the 18th A.
pril, do. do.
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NEWPORT, (R. ~ Nav II.

Arrived u, this port, on Sunday last, in
S days from Charleston, Is. CO. the sloop
Rolla, captain Whttredge. On the 7th
inst. the Rolla was fred Mhon and boarded
in the lat. OF IS, 9, long. Is, al, by an Of.
ticer belonging to the British srigate Cleo
patra, captain White, of - guns--who
after treating captain Whittredge with {.
very mark of contempt, aud extreme in
science, demanded sight of his papers /;
and NOT content with viewing them, made
hun produce his letters, and without ce.
remoDy broke open those addressed as
fellows, viz. Mcssrs. Bowen and Ennis,
merchants, Newport hon. Samuel 1'obey
Berkeley, Massachusetts MIR. George d.
Wolf, Bristol, Fl. Island. After having
perus-d these, the evening being far adj
vanced, he Impressed the cook, named
Nathan Wampe an Indian Jan apprentice
TO Michael Winslow, of Rochester, Mas.)
and then suffered capt. w. to proceed.
In this manner is the American flsg yio-
lated IN IFS rights, and p!undercd orits CT.
items. And yet this captain White has
the impotence 10 come into our ports for
bread and beef.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
BERLIN, March 8.

BERLIN, March 8.
Their majesties the king and queen,
their royal h hnesses the priaacs Henry,
William and Augustus Ferdinand, and his
royal hlghness prince Radziy!, have set
out for Sweden.
Gen Pordo, minister Of Spain, is arriv.
ed here from Madrid, with his suite.
March, 10.
The principal objeG of our court, in the
treaty which it has concluded with France,
is the preservation Of tie Tranquility Of the
north OF Germany. All the conditions of
that treaty are rot yet known. 1t is, how.
ever, believed that NJ. SchulenbourC, who
is returned TO Hanover, will take civil. pos.
session ofthat electorate, and that its ces-
sion viii be exacted of the court of St.
James, as a necessary condition of gene.
raj peace. Whilst the negotiations are
pending which are to contribute to thar
end. and which are here thought very
high, the following document will make
known part Of the arrangements which
are already, defnitively agreed upW:
HE toliowingis the text of the powers
which have been given 10 Nix. Nagler FOR
the remission Of the principally Of An.
spach to French troops -. o..
1--WE, frederick William III. by the
grace of God, king of Prussia, Marg-aye
of Brandenbourg, SC. to all whom il may
concern, that having agreed with his ma
jesty, the emperor Of The French and king
OF Italy, to cede to his majesty, the king
OF Bavaria, the principally of Anspach, Of
which possession was TO be taken by the
French troops, in the name Of his said ma
Jesty, we have named as we hereby name,
our prisy councillor of embassy, Charles
Ferdinand Frederick Nasler. Esq. to re-
NIT, in our name, in quality of our royal
commIssaiy, that principaiity, to the ge.
neral commanding Ire French troops,
who shall be sent to take possession of it
in the name OF the king of Bavaria. We
give, in consequence, 10 our underneath
ed commissary, full powers, and a speci-
al commission, aud authorize him 10 take
every measure, and every ACT which shall
be Judged necessary for the said taking
possession by the French troops, promis.
ing TO agree 10 whatever shall have been
done in virtue of our present foil powers
and according to our royal intentions.
In testimony of which we have signed
these presents with our hand, and have
caused our royal seal 10 be affixed 10 the
same. Done at Berlin, the 9Th Februa.
ry.
(Signed)
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
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IoIRUtUI
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
BOSTON, MAY FL.

The Spanish feet, which lately put TO sea
from Carthagena. is supposed to have sailed Up
the Mediterranean. Capt Merchant, who arri
vedyes,eTday' from Marseilles, on the 1st April,
spoke of Cape de Gait. a vessel from Messins
which had seen Spanish fact of about fifteen
sail. The British cruising squadron at the mouth
OF the Sueighis appeared from their station and
signals, to be ON the look ou, for an enemy.
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NEW BEDFORD. MAY 10.

Arrived this day, ship Huron. capt. Clarke,
u days from Nauiz, capt G. brought no papers,
bu' says nothing Of much importance had lately
occurred. He understood, that an AMY Of
$4,000. were about to niasch from Paris for Den
marx their ohjea to have the Baltic shu, agains,
'hs English. On the Goth VT saw two Egnlish
eS''ers' spoke ono, aEd was informed they were
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
MADRID. March s.

The American Minister, MIR. Erviny. left this
place last week unexpe aedy for London; ne did
not take Leave of the diplomatic 5ody-pq,iiica
reasons were at first assigned for this circum.
stance but It was afterwards said. that the
death Of his father was the cause of his 'spar.
tue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
LONDON. Anr;la

Reports. state. that the hon. David Erskins,
son OF lord Erskine, and member for Portsmouth,
is shortly to proceed in special deploma,c char.
acter, to America, to arrange the differences sub.
.is.ing Between US and the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-05

was prohsbIy The only opportunity we
should erer have in rhis par, Of the world,
during our lives, added interest TO the
scene. The suu's proximity to the meri-
dian increased the effect. The peculiar
cast Of light, so different from that of re.
Election, and from twilight; and of the
shade, so different from that occasioned
by clouds or smoke-The deathlikc gloom
which this peculiar cas-, oflight and shade
gave to every object, during the progress
of the eclipse-rhe birds retiring 10 rest,
and apparently astonished at these symp.
toms of early night-The awful silence
occasioned by the suspension Of all labor
The appearance Of the stars---the 6nal
darkness, and the circle of refraGed light
which appeared in The horizon, surround
ing the gloom which hung over us, and
which produced a wonderful effeGt-and
| the chilly dampness of the air-ali conspi.
red to display scene a, once awful and
delightiul-a scene which will never pro.
badly, be exhibited to US again in this par,
| of the globe.
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wee ir,pntiesl ir,o ,h- U States by two.
other vessels, for wl,,ct, reason She was
Permitted ~ psss. On her arrival IN the
MedfteTr2rean, shs Was informed by =
man ri war brig, thst ihey could no, cutter
Naples; she then went into Lcghorn, dis
CHARGED her cargo, and when returning
home wi,h considerable quanti;yof specie,
the proceeds OF that cargo, was fell in with
by that gallant commander, Whii6y, and
was sent IN For adjudication for the very
reason ,ha, induced the 9th RS TO Re, her
pass. The condemnation Of vessels here
IS 50 little regarded, that it almos. becomes
a-mauer Of course from their being sent in,
and the captors are so well aware of this
that they Immediately begin to calculate
the amount of prize money accrHing to
each from the sale of the vessels 60 cap
tured. Indeed, some Of The officers OF he
Leanier fancied the money Of the Aurora
already in their possession before their ar
rival in Halifax.
The day following my arrival here, |
was permitted to leave the man of war,
which was muchto my sa,isfaetion; short
iy after visited our ship. and found to my
81. 90 P'iSS ei"t ali my NUT WAS stotSD,
which consisted of'0ranges, Pine Apples
and Cocoa Nuts. Give my respects to
Mr.. -Fairchild, and tell your brother that
the British have deprived me ofthe means
of supplying him with the Cocoa NUS
which promised. lfyou please, inform
my family that am in good health. A
dieu.
am dear Sir,
Your humble servant, &c.
JOHN MEYERS.
Mr.. john NJ LURE"
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BALTIMORE, In,Y I.

We are indebed TO our ob!iginy correspon.
dents at New York. for the following in formati-
on contained in a letter TO the Editor, dared the
% n instant, I, uoon:--
Captain Smith. IN Is days frc-, ST. pisrres,
informs :ha, JEROME BON5PdR1E arrived
At Fort Royal on the 9th instant, IN sn 80 gun
ship Shortly after her arrival Briti-h ffiga,e
appeared of the harbor, when Jerome got under
way. aud stood cut to give her battle; but, just
as the ships were preparing for ACTON, another
British frtgase hove IN sight, which induced Je.
rome to return hastily into Fort Royal harbor.
An embargo was then laid. which continued
four days The two British frigases remained
of the harbor, when Captain Smih sailed
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHM IN u:
SATURDAY. July s. 1906.
From fhe Aor5olk Pu6hc Ledger Of DO


From the Norfolk Paddle Ledger Of Non.
day last.
This morning arrived the brig WHEk-
LKR, CAPTAIN BRssoM, in ~ days from
Liverpool. Capt. B. ha. favored us with
London papers from the lst to the ilth Of
May, and from our mercantile friends we
have received Others OF eosemporsn-eus
dates.
These papers we are sorry to observe,
contain nothing new or important, such
articles as appeared worthy of notice will
be found in this days paper.
| The trial of Lord MELVILLE was pro.
crossing, and vas attended by the most
distinguished characters of the nation, but
by rule adopted on this OCCASION, or ra-
Their applicable to similar occasions, it is
not permitted to publish the proceedings
Of the Court.
The important subjects before Parlia.
ment are, the Slave Limitation BIZ, De.
fence Bill, Gnd american Intercourse Bill !,
sketches Of the Debates on these mea-
sures will be given in subseq uent papers.
The latter Bill was read a second time in
the House Of Peers on The 9th of May, and
ordered to be committed on the 8:h. In
the course of debate the DUE OF. Mon
TRosE observed that he wished the bill
to be postponed, as it was certain that ne
quotations for more close and intimate
connexion with the United States was then
depending. Lord Hawkesbury opposed
Nhe bill,'as he wished to know what was
to be given by America for concessions in
her favor and which he hoped would be
found in the result OF the depending me-
gociations-lt does not appear tina, our
prohibitory bill had been received.
We have given our files careful exa-
mination, and do not find that any Ameri-
can vessels have been lately sent into the
British ports.
A, the papers which we have received
are silent as to a rupture between France
and Denmark. we must discredit that
information received from the West In.
dies.
Ii appears that Admiral Linnois had
not all his plumber on board when captur-
ed.
Our readers will observe that Captain
Whif6y i. suspended in the command of
the Leander, but this has not bee n in con-
sequesicc of his recen, conduct. sccouBts
OF which lad got reached London, his re-
moyai is nothing more than wha' is Gus.
lOmary on such occasions. The Leander
being intended for Admiral brskeleys
Flag ship he selects his own Captain
There hs. been some serious mr.un-
derstahd;ns between The Porte and Res.
STA, but 1t has terminated smicabIy, by a
renewal OF the treaties between those pow.
ers.
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BR1Dos.TowN. e. } June ?.
GENERAL MIRANDA.


This elebrated and Distinguished officer arr.
we'd here this morning on board The American
ship Leander, capt. Lewis. in company with
his majesty's sloop of war Lilly. which fell in
with toe Leauder the Goth ut Of Grenada
Gen Miranda, who had sailed from America in
January las, on an expedition to give freedom
and Independence TO South America. touched az
Jacquerei, and sailed again from iheuce on the
27ih of March. in company with The sehooners
Bacchus and Bee, and arrived near O'Cupana
between Porto. Cavei!o and Laguira on Sunday
evening the 27Ih April; on the following NOR.
ming the coasts being alarmed, the Leander was
s,tacked BY two stout guarded cos as, one brig
of twenty IL Founders and the otbe. schooner
of sixteen 49, boih full of men. The Leander
succeeded IN bea,ing these off but the aacchus
and Bee, being in shore endeavoring to land
detachment were captured, having several con.
hden,ial officers on board In consequence Of
this disaster, and the I.eander being in wan, of
water, general Miranda put into Buen.a,re, and
sailed from thence on the Ist inst. intending for
Trinidad bur having fallen IN with the j iIIy.
and received some information from Capt Camp
bell of thar ship he proceeded TO Grenada, and
from thence to this island, probably wi h view
OF comforting with our respective Commanders on
the fu'e execution OF his audable enterprise. IN
which every British subje4 and free government
must wish him the ampIest success
The Bacchus and Bee were Two unarmed pilot
boat schooners.
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LITcHFIELD, tcon.) June l8.

Monday last exhibited one OF the most
sublime speetacles that age has produced.
The atmosphere being clear, and favora.
Ole tor observation, we had fair view of
q fotol eclfse of fhe Sun, as predicted IN
the Almanacs. The reelection that this
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-05

III " That whereas this notification sufficient
ly ses,ihes The respect which m, court enrer,ains
torthe neural states. hater myself that the e.
yi,s vii, be averted. which would result to them
f'om aelins in opposition TO the ordernow given Z"
(Signed)
"HENKY BAILEY, commander
OF the squadron of his imperial majesty of all
:, the KuSsias"
4" On board TIE slip Atia. March
Is. 1906. sc sc"
1t &c true, that the Adriatic is remote scene,
and tha, we have no, much trade thi,her. But
the old Russian concert with Great Britain in
l1SS for stopping our trade with France and the
appearance of new concert In 1906, between
Britain aud Russia. with the extreme and illegi-
umate addition of an absolute confisca.ion of
neutral ships and cargoes manifest TOO strongly
to America the dreadful and fatal tendencies of
the British inroaGs on the law of nations and on
neutral commerrs AMI rights since the middle Of
tho year 1872. The state of neutral CONNIE rec
and of the connected interests of neutral agricul.
ture are wAihy of all our consideration.
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RICHMOND BATH,

a DJorrTxo the lower part Of the Falling Car.
den. and Immediately back Of he Bell tavern.
IS now IN Ieadiners TO receive customers. Ii is
ssupp1ed with Hot and Cold Waters, and a care
ful attentive boy to attend For the convenience
OF small parties who may wish 10 battle n, he
same time, the house IS divided into four differ.
ent apartments with every requisite convenience
IN each The house will be kept open from day
light ill nine O'Clock in the evening Of each day
and the baths kept exolu lively for the use of fe-
males from nine iiltweve O'Clock In The forenoon
- Price for a single b = ne g 81 or three
tickets Tor one dollar. Children half price.
BIZ No people of color admitted
Richmond, 9Th mo %, 1906. ,f
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Extract % letter fJont gentleman ut Detroit to
mercantile bonse IN albany of Which be is a
partner, dated .Sfsre L, 1856.
- Since my ar ivsl az his place there have sc .
veral repsrts been made TO Mr. s. GrisxorId. our
acting governor. by Indian rraders, from dif>y-
ent parts of the country, of the frequem secret
councils held by the Indians. under pretence of
passing laws 20 obge their own people TO be
come sober and industrious, by applying their
time in improving lands and living after the man.
ner OF rhe white people but knowing their prsc.
tee OF dissimuaiion and ueaehery, we were sus.
pIcious that their meetings. were 10 concert mea
sues 10 make an Inclusion into this country,
pnnder the inhabitants and retire This occasi.
oned sense of danger TO spread amongst the
peorls But although this timely notice has been
given, fear we have been deficient in providing
against the dangers TO which, from the renno,e
situa'ion of,his pace, we are particularly expo.
sed. The vast extent Of The frontiers The scat
tered situation Of the settlements. the nature of
savage warfare, together with the exad know
ledge the Indians possess of every part Of this
country make me fear that the inhabitants who
are not under the immediate protection of the
tort, will find their re isiance inc sGual
have deferred writing you on this sui jsa
before Tor tear OF giving an unnecessary alarm,
not being sufficiently assured Of the trujk Of ,hr
reports. We are now no longer IN doubt. that
ihe Indians are preparing TO commence war a.
gainst the Usi;ed States. and we daily expsa an
attack at this place We are we'll informed. ha,
hey have an unesual quantity Of provisions and
ammunition IN their possession.
These accounts ave corroborated nv an ex
press from fort Wayne ION the Miami1 sen, bv,
ihe commanding Officer, and the arrIVa al Of the
org Adams, from Michimackinae, where the
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D:&:@:H:l
From IN. american Oaiiy Advertiser.

From IA. american Daily .dduertiser.
Mr. PoULsoN,
You are requested to give place in
your useful paper to the following Cert,
hcae in proof ofthe efficacy of Vacclna,i-
on in securing the Human System from
both the inocu,a:ed and natural Snail Pox.
Th. Subscribers are among the most res.
peetable Physicians, Surgeons and Apo,
'theca,ies of London.
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{ m the l0th day Of this month,
~ will be exposed 20 SALE, TO the h,gh.s,
bidder, the GOODS u CaAq7ELS of lame,
Roberts, late of kocke,ts, in the city of Rich
mond. The sale viii be made at the dwelling
house of the said decedent For all sun,s under
ten dollars. cash viii be expected before he re.
moval OF the efe as-on all sums above zen dolla,,
a crediI OF 80 days will be allowed, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security
To the Administrative.
July Cd. 1906. Q.
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II. HE IVES & co.

Have for sale, at their. store, opposite
the Market,
Salt in sacks Imperial Tea
Janaica and Antigua Hcrrings and shad
Rum AiexandriaBeer in bb.s
New England Rum English Wamuts
Port Sherry Wine Brown Soap
Old Cogniac Brandy Nu;megs
Loaf and Brown Sugar Pepper
Mo.asses Al.pice
lily Cloves
Rhode Island Cheese Fig Blue, &c &c. &c.
A general assortment of CRSCKERY and
STONE WARE, and Rhode Island LINE.
Richmond I, July Alb, 1906. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
PUBLIC SALE.

On Tuesday next, at half paa % o'clock,
will persmptorily be Sold, at the Vendue,
Store, oa credit Of 90 days. for apr owed
iadarled negotiable notes;
20 hhds. New England Rum
30 barrels d.. do.
5 pipes Freach Brandy
40 barrels Providence Beef
40 boxes Cod Fiji
eaiks Clover Seed
do. Timothy do.
And Immediately afsr, for cGh;
box Leghofn fta's
10 DO. mems and BayS' Wool HaH
"a pleas D;sp:r
20 pisces irown Holland
20 pieces RuGia Dap:t
1900 yagas Tow Lincn- and great variety
of rnsns', woTneao' and n.aes' Shoes and Slip.
PsEs-Shoes, 81. &c.
P. G.. Marfeller.
Atil a.. d
The Subleriber has juf Received,
* aadifisx i5 SIS To,mtr Steek = zO5:l5 x1stss i
egm5f3e ~ Groceries, I'D F,aiss-
Firit quality brown Sugar, In bbis.
tr-nch bgandl, Iii Plpes
Cisfet Wine, in hslt PIPES
Wei India anl Nea .Englatld Ran. in hogs.
hcaas gnd bauss
Old Peach Brandy
MouId aai dipt Candles, 10 boxes
FirR quality TuIpentine Soap, ID boxes
Rise, IN half ticEces.
BY Cap. JEN1s, .fism Nfzv Tsrk.
Soft fhal!ca Almonds, Of an excellent qualify
aud 20 boxes fieth Primes.
Aad BY Copt. CARzw, from Lj@ss.
Li6oa feh Lemons, in boxes
O;angGs In dc.
Eislilh Wainuts, in bales.
By Captain CaowDILL, firm Lrgl0,s.
MIsasel and Rlosm RaiLas, in bs xss
Salad Oil, in, cafes, OF by the boklc,
II Is O,
New Yerk double refined Loaf Sugar, in bar.
rais OF BY the Jingle leaf.
Aaa bas a parcel Of
Excellent infpeeted SHAD & HER
RINGS, by the barrel and SAL
MON in kegs-ail very low for
Cath.
A. WILLIS.
Ap,; ,r. lTz,e
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Now Landing,
Fran Sc50ag.r Fams, ftos Nsps fafb, ana far
fah b.
LAWRASON G5 FOWLE,
90 Barrels prime Pork,
40 do. Go. Bssf.
DIFF, fran se5o'x,y Maria, ffoas BsFos,
bales B=erbo0p Guuahs,
500 pisces yellow Nanksens,
III Stars,
7 Y5oas fiyc,n. TEAS.
tIyfan Skin
Ruff and Rayens DL's,
C,fk and b3x trsih Ra,iius,
G Quad GiGg:f,
Mafsoyaao Sugar 10 barrels.
Dauble refined Loaf do,
100 boxes mould and dipt CaRde', OF ia
p.lior quih,y, for ia. WtR ladia aArkas,
go boxes Chocolate,
so barrels New Eeglsn1 Run,
8 pipss aud half pipss Tensiife Whs,
20 rolls miii'd Lead,
500 pair mems eoasfe and 6ne Shoes
W N T E D,
A Bill on New-York for about 500
Dollars. Apply as above.
Apch 9.
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F o K S Il / z,

1900 acres Of Land, in Charles
u ", Msryind, "a ni!rs from Alexandria
nd from tle Potomac, ueer the pct read lead
ing GO Port Tobacco. The Gua,sn is exceeds
ipsy healthy and tie foil fertile. A grea, pros
pcr,ion Of this land is bottom, lat leaf goo a.
eres} we'll adapted 70 tie culture Of "leat, coiri
or tobacco, timothy ALTO thfives well upon it
the upland produces good what tiom falicwY
auG Yields tie white clover in abundance. Fol.
iy che third Of this taea is 10 wood, e eat part
Of which is valuable tinker. B. ADS iertiie
foil the pbtelaier viii derive ssbsr advantages
coed ai!l .eat aud 40 excellent fsnd fer Ia
VEN. Tic improvements are, dwelling houle
with Fix 'ocms, with a arc place III each a
kitehse, intkc iouE,, Fables, csrisge hcuie
large and newly bua|t barn, 4S fec, fquare 70.
bacco haufe and iever,l othe. 1T htuits.
TIE flh{criher Wiling &c remove TO Ken,uei,yf
w dilpof OF this tssti en- very resfo'; be ,e:rs.
Oee third 0. tie pu',hate moiey IN e%sh, the ba:
ance in bonts ior Race ,qua yearly payments;
he aripg intet,a m nc cate it rot punGually
4;iehasged with ieeu,i,y BY mortgage. PEI.
fsfinn and DEED 10 be given Ct 'hs fra pays
mert, g.a
Benjamin Dulal y:
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Dlaolution Of Copartnerfh:p

THE Copsrtnerlhip hitherto fulfilling uWae'
the firm Of 1sftbb Riddle e Co. OF Alexandra
was dlGrolvcd the 6rf infant, by mutus cen
fent: All per(ons tina; are iutebtsd to, or tia
have claims on the fame, ar: refoeaed TO CONF
forward and fettle, as it is deGrahle 10 eiofe tby
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