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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
RICH.N0 W PRICE CURREh-7,

ErfrGct efa letter from the eomniandins
officer a, DzichiLkimackindc 10 his/rrend nn
AddIe5ury Ptrmort.
We have had alarm from the Indians
they have assumed in some instances
menac'ng tone in shprr, such has been
our rpTehensions, that for several nights
we have slept (if slept at all) OH our arms.
thought it prudent 10 have every thing
ready for instant aGlion, in case of attack;
and though our apprehension has in a
measure subsidized, yet precau;ion is still
considered necessary Ia insure our safety.
ihey a,e a t.escherous set oil fellows, and
must be watched. The old English fort
oil Macans, you may recciisSt was taken,
and the garrison bu;chered in fifteen min
nutes. by a party of our copper coloured
gentry, innocentIy eng gagged before the
gate in harmless game of foot ball.
The militia of ihe village have regu
larry mounted guard for sorne days but
1t IS now discontinued. have summon
ed the neighbouring chiefs to meet me
in council. find the sober reileGling
part are for peace, while others, now long
time idle, are thirsting for blood and
plumber, and thoughtlcss of the calami.
ties that would follow, cry aloud Tor war.
The old mems council will prevail ard
we shall smoke the calumet OF peace
together"
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20 DOLLARS REWARD

EoR experimenting ROBERT, a rulatto man
ABOUT II years of age. S feet 10 or IL inches
h9n very SCOUT pade-he is shoe maker By
trade though capa5c oe other business. He ,,,,
formerly the properly of David Anderson Of ps
tersourg where 1t is probably he will make 70 /,
ne IS an ar'ful fellw. and can write toIcra,,s
good hand. and have no doubt but thar he ha,
procured forged pass. or free papers. His clo-
'hnS is a blue cloh coat and a roundabout ozna.
bugs coat and rowsets-hs is ap, to d.ink to
excess will give the above reward 70 anv
person who will deliver the said Robert 10 me.
or seesre him in any jail in this commonwealth.
so that get him again.
DAVID LOGAN.
kichmcnd, August ION, 1906
~ Is All masters uf vessels and o,hcrs ,-e
to'ewsrned harboring or carrying off said fellow
at their peril ID.
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FOR SALE
At public auction, b. PaossER and MoNcupE.
ScOen HOUSE.S and LOTS
nv TIE cIrY oF n1cnraNh

OCOcH ILOCO DiO ana LUZ =
IN THE CITY OF R1cHGoNb
{ M mouse and lot between the bank and bar.
~ racks, SO b. 20 feet with 9 rooms. a cor-
Pe'e Cellar the siz: of the house-one story Of
stone, one of brick and two of wood-a snake
mouse DAIRY, two story kitchen, fow house.
ana necessary. all built of brick during the last
iali--a stable for eighteen hor es butt Of wood.
me lot is walled in with brick. with PALMS Of
the best materials on The wall This sand Is in.
terror TO none Ill the city Of Richmond as board.
ing mouse, public honse, or for private FAMILY.
l hVea IN me house for years, and during the
assembly was crouded with COMPANY The a,
bove desirasle house will be sold. on We6ne,l.,.
the 10th of August, at twelve o'elock-on.
fourth OF the purchase money in 90 days. ono
iourth IN 40 days. FOR negotiable notes in the
Dahk OF virginia well Endorsed, the balance i'm
'nrec annual payments, with deed Of trust ON
the property to secure the payments; possessisn
gwen I'm ne,liatey AT the S; me time and place.
WIN be sold. ab7ut twelve or 6t,een handf .d dol,
lars worth of FURNITURE. at 80 days, fer he
goiiable notes we'll endorsed
The other six houses ar. on the hill. ps,r ~
Greenhsw's and Mr. Nicc's property. There ;r
two story brick house AZ BY 81 feet, complete.
~ hhiihed. One ether house 80 BIZ 10 feet builr
OF wood -Four other houses 16 by I8 feet. yyitl,
good brick chimnies, all of which will be in CON-
p'e'e order b. the day of sale, and well painted
.ne lot TO every house is well inclosed with pail
inSs necessaries to every house, and handsome
G"oenins spots. These houses will be sold. or,
me tenth day OF September next; the sale will
'aKe place at twelve oclsck--oae four II Of the
purchase money IN 90 days, with negotiable notes
IN the Bank OF Virginia, one fourth the first Of
June next, an5 the balance in one. two aud three
years with dsed OF trust on the property to
secure the payments Any bonds. notes or al.
counts which Justly owe, that are nav due, will
De received in either payment--any tina, are NOT
que VIII be received in either of tie payments
nearest the time Of their becoming due. if pre-
ssnisG on the day Of sale. My principal reason
tor selling the above property Is, have pufchas.
Cd an estate in the lower country AID intend rnsv
ing 70 II at Christmas nexti all claims against
Ee nope will shortly b. made known, that
may settle them ts the wish of my creditors. and
all those indebted to me. trust, will without de-
Jay, come forward and pay OF what is due me.
as iee desne 10 close accounts with every
person as speedy as possible.
John p. SGiclds.
August I2h 1895. ids
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MR.. MANFREDT
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.

49,. MIR. MANFREDI
End ms COMPANY, Consisting Of Eue P.rC.,.
tners, three Indies and fzuo GeuU.
men, resffeyuAy INFORM the huS.
nc Aas fhetr nerf hefJer.
-, nance will Le on
HlS EVENING, A AUGUST Ia
YIN F96 EAsLE TAVERN LONG ROCKY
Toe Performance uiN commence w;,b
"A SPANISH DANCE.
By roe line american
DACNiNG ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
Dance in character with the Balance POLE. ~
Miss Louisa WIS., y
Miss Catherine will dance a Hornpipe on the
rope alter which serious dance
A GROTESQUE DANCE.
by Madam Manufacturing Moving Board
S"e WIN dance without putting her feet On the
Nope' with the Balance Poe; and piry .,
handsome air on the Mandoline. on the Rome
without the Balance Pole,
hfter which the Combat of the two Flag. hv
mr' ana MS Manfredi. on the Rope.
-, THE COSSAC DANCE:
Mr. Manfred will dance with two Baskets tied
70 MS ieet, after which he will da nee with two
D"ys IN 'he same manner without the Balance
rose.-He will beat the Drum perform the
curious Feat of the Cloak; play the French
H1,h' ana Jump backward and forward over
Handkerchief.
umbllng Agility of the Children.
!: who viii perform several fea,s on the Carpet.
IN me Italian style. Extraordinary feats of ,hs
iumsiers, who will throw backward and for.
ward Sonersets over Tables and Chars
Ground Iumbling' with English and Spanish
The EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS
Mar MANr1EpI will balance several persons
on ms Arms: Legs, &c. showing several pesspec.
'ives in ths Roman style
ne will dance a SipanisS Fandnngs ove, several
Eggs.
!, The whole to conclude with a HORN IpE.
by Miss CATHERINE
'aa"'iffance one dollar. 6 Children hqlJtrice.
a. The doors 10 open at o'clock, ana the.
curtain rises at o'clacli.
No sEGARs t. HE sMoAKsp.
- The days Of perfprna nce Wi, De nm Now
days, Wednesday, and Fridays.
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sdpposes that the number orguns fred or
thai accasion exceeded one thousand -
s,fh's shews what degree of superstition
prevails among them.
We learn that Mr.. Hammond who kill.
ed the sndan who attempted t, assas,i.
nste Judge Meigs at ST. Louis, has stood
his trial and was acquitted.
Monday the 28;h OF this mnn,h, is the
dav mentioned in the Governors procla.
m.tion on~hich the legislature of this state
commences its session. We entertain the
pleasing hope tina, the business relative to
the session act, Will be completely and sa-
tisfacto 'ly settied-Wc also rejoice
that our legislature have il in their power
Ith'ough 'his melinml 20 erect uniyersi
ties, Academies ap'i schools throughout The
slate.
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The fsiioz,ing is al. ertract Of Letter from
ysnng gemirmaTi, 10 his father "a ma.
sfsfrafe) in shts city, dated HaRjar,
JLfv < lSO6
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BILLS OF LADiNG
May be had at this Office.
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/" PoRr SPAtM. (Yria;dad, J

july 8, 1906.
"On the 2lst of June, IN lat. Ia, long.
So, Was boarded by Two French line of
battle ships, who took from u abou, lEo
barrel, OF fur. all thu beans aud cheese
and The g'eates part of the hams, and ne.
Ver gave us the scrap- ola pen for it,"
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PEACE AND AMITY,
OR. ~. e..
NEUTRALITY AND INDEPENDENc1

NEU7RALI71" AND INDEPENDENcE.
embrace this opportunity, via New.
York, OF informing you that snce writing
you from the Island ofsSamana, l have
been trading in the West India islands,
and was very fortunate until returning
home IN the ship HOPE, off Sandy Hook
light house, 1t bearing Mn. w. | l-2
leagues, was boarded and captured by
the SO gun British ship of war Leallder,
The infamous Henry Whil6y, commander.
When with The crew was sent on. board
her as prisoners of war, and our ship or.
dercd to Hallifay; thank Heaven my stay
on board British ship was short, owing
10 her cruize being nearly expired but
during the Short time nv unprobi,ious
.aic compelled me to remain on our Goa st,
language Is too weak TO paint the pnig-
nancy OF my feelings at the frequent view
OF The degradation our coun.rynaen where
compelled 10 submit TO, frequently after
our vessels had hove 10, WOULD he order
shot after shot to be fred into them. with
directions 10 The gunner TO sink the dun,n'a
Yankee rascats, aid in some case, where
an American captain being within the IL
nuts or jurisdiction -four country did no,
think proper 10 beave 10, Sc Till The lrieate
came within gun shot, the British villain
you'd con inue firing at them Ill he came
along side, when he would order the cap.
on board and make sail and run to sea
keeping him on the poop exposed to the
de'ision and contemplate insignificant
remarks Of the British officers and crew.
~
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ALEXANDRIA, August 8.

FRENCH RATE R.hITY!!!
Erfroes ofa letter from Cant. Joha Hand,
Jun, tffhe schooner Carollne, otfhis norf,
dzfea
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! Hanoverian.,, The English are fond o.
being ruled by foreigners!
lndsed we cannot conclude this hasty
sketch better than with quotation from
Hume, who speaking of the despotsm OF
the British nation in the reign of that de-
fender offhe faith, and christian King, Hen.
| ry Vill.--has drawn an exact picture of
the British nation, under the pres mt reign
OF the present defender of the faith, and
christian king, George LE--Henry viii.
land George III! how apropos.
And ii may be SAID with truth, that
the English in that age were so thorough
ly subiued, that like Eastern slaves thew
were inclined TO admire these aGls of uio
lenee and tyranny which were executed
over themselves, aud at their own ex.
pense."
The pamphlet of which lord Holland
has the credit, entitled an enquiry into
the state Of The British nafioa," is written
with the ability of statesman. Ifitis
really the production Of his lordship, we
have no denb, it had been previous TO pub
llca;ien submitted to, and most probably
received, the finishing stroke of master
Charies Foo, really have put the
last penciilng,t to such just description
OF the laundering political incap.city of
the lac British ministry ;---let him be
ware that N'kcan like, when painting the
likeness OF tories, traitors, and ahostate
vhigs--he does not draw the perlect
inns ge OF himseU and exhibit TO the ridi
Guile of France and The world, the equally
political stupidity of the new ministry.
These ideas arise from the cossidera.
ton that we have seen speeches at,ribu..
ed TO some of The leading characters of,he
'1es7 naiaisfry--which afford no evidence
that thy have prohted by political expe
rience, and as repugnant to sound policy
as any of the former ministers, their pre-.
decessors.--ib.
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FROM TIE AMsxIcAx e5qrzxx.

Marshal SIvartToom --It is reported, but
we Know nothing Of the truth of the re.
port, that the president of the United
States has removed Mr. Swartwout from
the Office of marshal of this district.
Ii is sneeringly minated in the Even.
ing Post OF Saturday last, that the reno.
val ought TO have been made, if made at
all, flrfUiouS 10 the late trials of Smith and
Ogden, in which case Mr.. Cole man seems
TO intimate that the marshal would not
have had it in his power TO seiect Jury
10 answer certain purposes. AS Mr.
Coleman, and the heads of The redsraI
party * the friends OF our exceiep, & m.
corrupt governor, and the marshal have
acied together on this OCCASION, he NAV
be presumed to know something abou,
IT, There never was on any occasion, or
at any time more proliigate, a more au
dac'ous, or more uDprincipled combina-
ton to calumniate he national executive,
and embarras the operations of govern
ment.
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Oar fellow citizens Of other states will
be pleased 10 hear, that Crops in New
Jersey have this season been uncommon.
~ abundant OF Wheat, particularly,
there has not, in many years past, been
so much or SO good. Indian Corn is
highly promising IN It's appearance, and
the season - al present very favorable to
its perfeelion.--7renten hafer
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Ssow Erot;ers. Chisholm, 1y,;,. u.,.r,
Sch'r Three Friends. Fisher, Phi,dclnh,,.
Soop Lark. Sommers. Wilminpron'
Sch'r Polly, Dorsey, Phil.dsinh;..
Sloop Patty and Lydia. Estell, do.
independence, Sommers, dc.
Ticket No. 2s2os highest prize (2sooo
dsllars) in Literature Lottery No. q, after
being repeatedly offered Tor sale the morn
ing preyiou. 10 its being drawn, was
drawn by James Arden, Esq. and others.
49, (A7ercannie .1dp }
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SELLING DEF CHEAP


NJ g B. Myers, Intending dselin: tie ,efaK Srae
e6, 10, aif, ~t reduced prier,, RE zbs. any fs,t
efibsir Preifntf Oe1 Of
DR1- GOODS,
CoaGFng efa vasieiy Of .fi and jSioasJLs a-tie!es-
hit:
I RiSH LINENS. flanders Sheetings, Oznaburgs
He.Eans, Loug-lawns, Linen anu Cotton Cam
bricks, SuPerGne and fecond Broad Cloth and Ker-
ieymeres, Blankets, Coatngs and Flannes, Bennets'
and Fancy cords and Velve;s, Swanfdown and Mole
isns, Rich fgrd Satins Silver Mullins, Sarcenets
Italian Lutenrngs, Cotton and Silk Chambrays Of
very handfome patterns. few excellent fix PeliGes,
Cloves and Hoery, elegant PIumes, wrea,hs and fan
cy Head Crnameats variety of handlome Ribbons
Table Cloths and Napkins in fets. Sd, IA g. 1874
Diapers few fets of China in boxes of 80 pieces.
Sets of Cut Glafs Decanters, Wine and Tumbers,
glafs Bowls, fpecie-bottles, Hall Lamps, &c. &C.
1'hofe who buy with caih, will be allowed very
liberal Difcount, which will be encreafed according 70
the augmentation of the of their purcha.c az
any tine. On any fums of confequence, Gre
die if required, will be given ofthree to fix month";
The purehaier giving approved negotiable paper.
For fale, ALTO, ulual, complete aAor,ment OF
Dutch Boiling Cloths. Dec. IL. ep,f
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Will, RE- SOLD.

Izrecat,J 10 tie will Of Lyme SbDskelJ5rA, led. at
Cayitj, IN HeayieO County, on Tpc21y fbe 6h Of ia
mary r>xf, all DfPerjS-4ieFafs fJaidGseedcnf, on-
fitting ef-
= z OUSBHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, Plantati-
1 l. on Utenlils, about $50 barrels Of Corn, 200
buliels Of Wheat, and forage Of all Descriptions. a.
host four thonfapd weight of fine Pork, Stock Of all
kinds ancug which isa fine brood Mare and fevera
likely we'll broke Mules
And on the Thurfday following at varna, about
500 barrels of Corn, 600 bulhes Of Wheat forage
&c. above added to which lome excellent Sheep
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purcl1a-
fcrs al fums above ten dollars bond and appro-
we'd fceurity will be required with ntcrea from the
date, which lha be RENTED upon pun6iua payment
I'M CHIlfBERL Af-NE, Exe',.
Dee, II. Iaw5w.
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7bom0' BsAeh Gns T5onas Rar,j0x, Ex'rs. Of Cub
bert Bullet, dsed. zoJo beir at Az.v ST 7Benas
Bullet, and Helen Bullet, and TIE jaa 7Zouas Bui-
lett and Ilexander Seen Bp!l-t d.Gjces of .5e iai4
Cmbbert Bullet, d.sG
AKEnotiee, that the cd day of February next
a we fnail proceed TO fu-yey the Land according
to an order Of che es,y ,,f September iec6 e:,. y
Superior Chancery Court, holden 1t Richmond (vir
gnia) in fu, wherein and Others are Plaintiffs
and you and each Of you defendants.
Aiio take notice, that the fame day ahaI pro-
coed to take the dePoons Of Philip Cooper & others
at the houte Of Samuel Henry, the Land in difputc
to be read as evidence in the fame fuit.
JOHN SdN1ERS, Ds0jie; Of J5fome'
BENJ. A1ITCALF, Royiptor, iced
Dec 8. Or
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RUMFORD ACADEMY.

INSTRUCTION. IF yoaab 7piH eoavsvrnes at i5is 4iale
i ouBe lob Of january nest, ~ader HE Gy,t7ioa Of
DfDrS. CL5 Tt,ye, and Edzoa,S Gariiek Tire latter of
7r6om will aJo lizard 81 boys, gobo 7vW eby ree,;V.
he e0gRanf attention and oSvirs Of De gsameu TIE
fDdiss sFfJit igfifrtioa 7ViH be Br oo7yae: Emilio,
Frr7eb, and LSfin hncpagst; Geography, hrif5zefie
dfafbnae5, Boj,S Let7prrs, Natural and Mo-ai Phi
l9obby, zob Jfiiory and Comfsiioa TBc eybrre1s eJ
fIs AeaSsry amount 10 $50 doAs Per Gn1& Paid quar-
fsyiy in GdvzHer, Viz
Bsard, 7pgRirS, and fuel, 1Co
Tuition, 80
coeb Gpdr1t Jra;izg biz o7On bad and eoaet Exprri-
off7oO years PSoVeS i 10 be healthy fnafioa ana
mneb JSeiusj /JO~ fenbioiioa5 10 see Of eOery DEF
eriPiioa, any ia Yirgiaia.
John ROANE.
King William Comfy, NOV. %. dc.
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LAND foR SALS B1- THE SUBSCRIBERS

LAND FOX S-dLf BIZ THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Il la Northumberland County,
LIGHT hundred acres called Exeter Lodge
relidence os the late Col. John Gordon; Good Far
ming Land, adapted TO the growth of corn, wheat *
tobacco; on this tract, which lays Yeocon,icto
branch Of Posomac River, there is n large Brick
Dwelling Houfe. within 900 yards of navipable we.
ter, Astounding with oyGers equal any ~ Virginia
fin and wild fowl in abundance, and a remarkable
healthy ituation.
Tn Fonqri., Cornfy,
About 200 acres wood Land, a'ij"nng Mrs James
and Mr.. Eusace, near Elkrun C!.nroh.
In Caroline Comfy,
Twenty-feven hundred acres, being par. Of what is
called Bromley Chafe.
In SpottlyiS,oni0 Corrfy,
One hundred acres wood Land adjoining Col. To-
feph Brock, MefIrs J, Brock and S. Schooler, ailo
the middle 'renementin the Brick Buildings in the
Town of Fredericksburg.
In Cnipetpey County,
Nine hundred & fxty acres, adjoining Iandon Car
ter, Efqrs farm on Rappahannock River, at Nornars
Ford, eight hundred and iixeen acres, adjoining VIM,
c. Carter, Efqr. and Col M. Green, two thirds of
this Iraa is in wood & the whole of equal quality to
any high Land in the county, alto about eleven hun
dred in the Little Fork laid out and rented in
fmall farm.
md ia Aitetu0yi. Comfy,
That elegant and well known place called Rlenheim
containing by late fnrvey thoufad nine hundred
acres, which will be fold altogether divided into
Lots to fat purchafers.
he whole or any part of the above property, wihe
fold on very low terms, payable enc third in caR or
m country produce on giving deeds, and for the ba
lance. long CREDITS wb given the payment being le-
cred On the property.
COLIN & JAMES ROSS.
fredericksburg, Dec. o. 3w.
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70 iatisfy decree OF the Federal DiGri6t Cour.
L fiodg'on * Tate, Us. the eGatc az Edward Car
ter, decd; aio judgment of Backhoure VS. the iane,
and two DEGREES Of the court of Charcery, francis
BROOKE ard Polly his wife, and Ann Williams Carter,
vs. tie iarlc fall efer for fale, tt Milton, in Al
bemar'e, On he irf day of January, BOZ ore hun
dred and l'ty negroes Among thcie negroes, there
are ten Carpenters, and b,ackii,lith the reiidue
couiitts of likely Fellows with their families certain
proportion Of 'ieabove negroes Willie offered for ca,
& part of them areafonable credit Thoie negroes
viii be fold. la6et9 to the lie elae of Mrs SALLY
Carter. CHARLES CARTER, Es.eafo-.
December .. r.
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Ex.-e7 eF letter from Gen. Wiftisfos 10 tie sereta,y
IF scar, d1fed HeaSgua'ters, Nssebifosbes,
O97abey 4, 1906.
al yencrday morning received gov. Cordero's an
fwer to my addrrs Of the 9th alt. copies of which
you have under cover. The varied Rye of this let
ter, when eon;raaed with thofe of gov. Herrera to
col. Cufhing and got. Claiborne, combined to the
eireumnanceroft the Spanih troops having reeroned
the Sabine y man, has induced me, on the ground
of ecoaomyand of expedieney alto, to dGeharge the
militia, wIo had reached this place, and to coun-
ternand hofe under march, exeeptin, about 100
dragons and mounted infantry, whom Aail retain
in ervice (unt apprifed Of the determination of
the captain general, Saleedo) to watch the
OF our ieghbors."
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NOTICE..

INUI Tue.
he Subscribers this day commence running
Coachee Hack, from Richmond to Tappahannock.
which will carry the Mail and 3 or perfons with
cafe. The hour OF leaving Richmond will be every
Wedneiday at o'clock, a. and arrive at Iappa-
hammock on Thuriday, o'clock, p. NJ. Returning,
leave TaPpahannotk on Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
aud arrive at Richmond, Saturday, at 8 rm.
Price for each Palcnger, s dolls and so cts and
proportion for fhor;er diilance.
JOHN WOODDf' e. Go.
p 6. Should the fubfcribers meet with encourage
ment from generous Public, they contemplate run
ming the Coachee twice week.
King William, Dec. {. St.
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lust RECEIVED.

a FRESH Anortnlent Of Claret Vines, Cham
l. paigne, Mouiieux by the box, Burgundy, Sau
tern, Vim de Grave, Lafitte Mufcat Of Frontignac,
Wine Bitters-and alto, fref fu?py Of Olives, Ca
rers, Anohovies, Cayenne Pepper, Mufiard, Prunes.
Raiilus by the bog, Almonds and Filberts. All kind
Of WeGf-Endia Sweetmeats; all kind of Confectoue-
ry-aDd different articles of Perfunery-For Sale by
ALEXANDER PLAINTILLE
Richmond, Oa. II. (oawCm
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n TXRTUE Of a Deedef Trgf esseDied BY Chan
eoLIer H. Saaaas,s and .Jaaehb zoi/c, and LioJtOsJ
WojG, 10 beIr5ffrte,s far he Parpgtf Of ysa,isg q
debf dnefo Sa@nei H. Sanadfyr Lfses a57yurs 10 70
beyt Le7ois, ZEN. d,ed and dvs 10 Biz reoyrafg-
fivef,) from tie f,id LiejeomJ H'els.
w ILL be fold 20 the higher bidder Tor tafi on
W the prcmifes the nineteenth day Of next
month, one certain TRACT or parcel Of LAND,
lying and being in the county Of Powhasn and def
eribed in the fsid deed as follows, TO VIII: Boun-
ded by the great deep Greek, the wen ~ the Land
Of William Hickman on the north, and by the Lands
Of John III. Saunders on the ear, and by the South.
am Giebe Lands on the fouth: containing BY chi
nation two hundred and twenty-nine AGREE, be the
fame more OF efs, it being the Land on which che
raid Iipfconb Waih now reGdes. or 70 much Of the
laid Land as will be fufeisnt Giichargs the amount
due on the laid deed Of Jrua.
DAVID OWEN, Zen.
ROBERT G. PIEASAETs,( T,aaees.
JOHN n. sAUNIERs,
Pswhstar, New. 90 l3f