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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
AR. EOX.

Gains frefh ftreDgth every day.
He has been able to walk through
bis apartments.-He yeferday wal
ked in bis garden in converfation
with the Marquis of Douglas pre-
vions to his departure for RuAia.
Mr.. Fox will in few days remove
TO his country houte at st. AIMS
hill.
DR.. Erlzine fat off on Thurlday, to
embark for the United States and
Mr.. Braham, on the fame day quit
ted London on a million 10 Lifbon.
1t is faid, the 18th, I4th and 18th
regiments will Be ordered to embark
for Portugal, to afiit in the defence
of that kingdom ; which iffound i'm
practicable to repair,to South Amcri-
ca, with the Court.
AUG. 2I.-We have received The
Leyden Gazette Of The 18th, con-
tanning the Paris news TO the 18th
infant among the latter are fome
very intereiing extracts from the
P4r.s papers, upon the fubje6t of the
negociation with this country. l.
was reported that Talleyrand declin-
et feeling the Earl Of Lauderdale foI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

We ffated, on Trefiay fe'nnight,
that Portugal was threatened by fome
new danger, and that the Prince Re-
gcnt was preparing to leave his coHn-
try, and fettle in the Brazils. It is
faid to be the fixed determination Of
Bonaparte to difmember the Spanifh
Monarchy, and to annihiIate that Of
Portugal, in favor the proHigate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

~ AN ARRn1zL AZ NEEroRk-rvcLJsH p,pyps
IS L4TS as AycuS ., Hzyz sKHN RscE,rsn
~t@@*$*@=s,-,-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

A Baltimore editor complains an
scolds about the election of Mr.. Kew,
"a Federal Republican, to Congress.
But ne was chosen by a majority gfthe
feof1fe Of his district, and surely that
should shut the mouth Of a democrat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

The " Life of William Pitt, with biograph
zeal notices of his principal friends" has beer
publifhed BY Mr. Watts, of Philadelphia II
duodecimo volume, ornamented with alike
nels Of Mr.. Pie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21
JOHN ALCOCK,

z INFORMS the public tina, he has lately erabliG,-
L ed a CABINET SHOP in the city of Richmond
on the Crofs-itreet leading up f:om Prefer e. Mon
cures Vendue fore, and near the FIRE Infurance Of
fee; where he intends manufacturing all kinds Of
Cabinet Ware in the mot modern itile he fat,er,
himief that thoie whomay favour him with thei.
nands, will find his work equal to any made in the
itate as he has provided himief with the be Of ma
terias.
He will cell his furniture low for prompt payment
only as his fituatioo will admit OF giving credit
a few wndfor chair: on hand, well made, which
will be fold unconmonly low for cath.
January so. IT,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TNcRry, E.kruarp III.

IHJA.y, february IL.
Mir John c. Smith from the Committee of c,,;rs
mace report on the petition of Peter Ianda;s rs-
commencing Its Indefinite poftporement
Referred to committee of the whole ,,,,
row. '''oi
Mr.. Crowrinfhield from the cemm;t,.e oe .o.,
meree manufactures, made a report on tb. ,a,;;
on OF John MFaddon and Francis Joho,p,, 60
o'udog win reolution that the prayer of thu. moi
10 lar as relates to their exemption frsrn ieb,s
due to the U. States is Reasonable and ouob, n he
granted ~ NC
Referred TO a committee or .L -,
day '' q" fI-
MIR Crownipfhield made nearly Gn;l,- -s,,,-. =,
the petition OF John M Faddon, which received tba
like reference. LIE
ne houie took UP the unfniihcd bsfinefs of vec.
terd2y, being the report of committee of tbs NH
ionie to itrike out the 3D. 3rd ard 4tb feons Of h
' 10 extend the time Tor taking the oath, and irving
oono IN Gales OF drawback, and for other purp5rss
"" eoncurring IN this report lengthy de!a,e en-
'ued. Melrs. John c. Smith, Taclron. B-dirger
and Holland, fpoke in favor Of conc,irrro and
Ncfrs. Lib, CrowninIhield, Newton, RON, +
Gay and Elmer againf corcurring in the renort
when tie queton was taken by the yeasand navs ~,
concurrence, and csrred-Aycs 7i-Nsys45
On motion, OF MIR. Leb thp further confederation
OF the bill was poaponed ndefnitelv-Aves so
n me'iage was received from the Senate ,,,.ino
hat they had paiied bill, received from the HouG
tor the relief OF the governor, eeretsry aud Judges o.
the Indiana territory.
That they had pafed bill for the fale Of In, nj
land in Cincinnati
And that they had alto psfIed bill for the pavmen,
OF the witnefes on the trial Of Samuel Chafe.
OF thele bills the iecond was referred 10 the com
ntee on public lands; and the third to the comma,
tee of the whole on Thurfday.
Mr.. ]. Randolph faid he had a report TO maj.
which, according to the rules Of the Ilouic. require
the galleries to be cleared They were accordrcl,
cleared for few minutes; when the Iioufe sdiouTn
ed. '0'"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21
HrGaIRay, Fs5ysary f2,

Mr. Slo7n. MIR. Sneaker, ,rul am cnrrea
Urn in laying that the Representatives. Of the reo,
IN Copgreis afSmbIed, the only tribunal to whom
they can look for redref Of national grievance and
protection in their national rlghtsand iccondlv III,
every member as component part Of the national L..
gaiure, has right to introduce relolu,iops !, full
form, ash may think beG calculated to redref e,iG.
ing grievances or fecure them from future ini, aud
injury.
NotwithHaning fevcral rerolrtior, have been liza
on the table reireStiug the inprcfm,nt of cur Ces.
men by the commanders of Britifh armed veG Is. and
their depredatiohs on orr commerce have Cser
none which conlider fally adequate to the purpofe
profoied or couched in that firm. and deerve Isr-
gnaee, that conceive the nature Of tic cafe r. ors,
Under ihi, impreHion bee leave TO OFF, rctol,,.
on ard previous thereto, ak the indulgence Of TIE
Hou'e to offer few realons
Are not the people calling sr us from alrof ev,,y
par Of the union Previous to ny le.vp, fc... -
attend this ch'on eEpeS ed the in preHnreur NJ o.
ieafoe7 oy bruh armed veTsis, and THEN deorsda;
ous IN orr commerce would have been he Era Ruff
neis taken vp but, to my afonrh,ncnt more tina,
ten weeks hare elaPfed, and we age oriy pget,r;p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21
MARSHAL'S SALES.

5e('A fer r.aiy .oney, unAy decree Off. eou,t
cftbt Stats, far tie ffi5 circuit in IL. P;,ri-
MI 1fr, bct:oeeu PI;naas Band, attorney far tie ere
af'T5 Of hsrfiei Efva,dt, p!f and DaviJ Ref and O.
'5't, f' in orr to ,uf tie Jim Of e67 do5 50 e.s au.
era trynI!e c" fStJf dry Of July, 1905, and t5- fur
JH"@ 1896 d0If e5 ets die IS p1yabeibe ~ dry q
January, 1906 tia. e,niuae and 7cr &nozyn cfuff, n
s6t county Of 6otefoart, called FORT LEWIS, hated b.
si31 Ref 10 eagtain 2oo3 acres
1be SAT- rOW take Place tie f,emi:s, on he e7A
day IF february nest.
dy0 on he Alb aiy Of n.5 nert, ra5r hbe afor-c,ia
decree, sOW Re Jod at f5s O*f,d Iron Wo -k, in TIE
<'7a:y ef Can4hfA, nu'rbsr Of q,sluabt SLHYSS
BENJ. b1OSBY- d. NJ fo,
Jos. SCOTT, NJ. y. D.
January is. tH
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MfRSHHL'5 SIZE.

O'fut S:srre Of re eamf IF he traissS Slater
~ for tie SD e;,eat in tie Pgi,i Srit', ror.4n-
eca at MY fe"m, 1905. in behalf Of Jo5r 1aie end
Isa"ss' E70a, G5yness Of Kerry Martin, scziea Jam.s
P"rgbza' 6auirjFrat0r Of 1dathe7v psnstdn, dsed
sia Others 7oW be 96 to tie kgbsf 6i,s, FIR really
s'"sey at he Eogt I,0.,n ia tie city Of Pekn,o-A on
Sotn,doy tie ED dry Of f6is ,rortb tie ,lio-oias,
SLAPES, 0iss Parrot, Peter, Billy, Gyrzs, l9-si,,
ZEE. Ned S,a Nay; Or slaay ef tS7r az may 3. F:
ef'e"f 70 '"f TOE lam Of boad s,su bana,ed ard
'e7t* Dollars Sn5 "a erfr, 7v5 i-f.,sf or en- t5ou-
j'rs 1oHr bAra,e3 and svcnt-rir- dsari. part tree
az h- rite Of fs ftr ees'1,z FER aaunr, om toe I'D
S,J q AiGy, 1905. aaSBe >seerres of (nir.
N'LLLidl1 MINI, u. M fer
J0SEPH SCOTT, M. y. d,
February 4. tdI
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TO NoN-REsIDENTs OF KENTUCKY

| HE SUBSCRIBER living in the neighborhood
l. OF Frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken to
pay the taxes nj a number Of gentlemen relidinp in
Virginia and elsewhere, their land. in this ffate,
and hndng that the renting of money to him for
that purroie attended with great difficulties riik
ana trouble propoie 1t to thoie gentlemen and any
others who may End it accommodation to them,
the following plan, to wit Tha, they fhal depoft
their money in either of the banks Of Richmond, Alex
andri', George Town Baltimore, ON or before the
1rit dag Of May annually ard authorize foue perfon
at thoe ievera banks TO adsl him by pol of the a.
mount and to whole credit il fhal be applied, and
inpower him to draw for the FINE payable on Iiyht.
The lands of nsn-reGdents are advertifed about the
brt ut July, which is expcnce of TWENTY-FIVE cent
on zach tract. The fubfcriber's draft will command
the cath in this rate and as loou as his bills are no.
noured any Of the aforementioned banks. he will
advance the money in Kentucky, dedu6lng fsven and
half per cent oomnlilion for his trouble, in attend
ing to aud executing the bulineft He viii ne'ore
duplicate receipts thoe banfs in which the money
is depoGted, the proprietors Of the lands keep
ing the original in his poheion, to correct any
errors which may in the auditors Office Of Ken
lucky. To thoie gentlemen who may with 20 nav
their taxes in this way, and who have not perfona
acquaintance with the fubcriber he bsgs leave TO re-
fer them 70 the Hon John Breckenridge, the Hon
Matthew Walton, Figures, now in congreh at the
ei:y Of Wilmington, 70 Gan. John PrcGon Of Mont
gomery county, and Col. James Breckenridge of Bot
tetours county Virginia, asto the confidence yhcf
may be repofcd in him
NATHANIEL HART
~. d. The ronage on all letters direeed tn m
on the above bSfireis mud be paid.
| December 20. (eFtiNfav.
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February Is

= HE fnbferibsr. 70 the Library Society of Rich
L mond. are deiired to c,eet at Mr.. Fieiher's Tia
vern, on Monday tie twenty fourth day of this
MONTH at the hour ofrleven o'clock in the forenoon
to elect PRECEDENT and three Directors, in conformi-
to the ai OF Interpretation of the fad Society," pasd
on the thirtieth day Of January laR.
Gentlemen who resde within the ;urfd;aion Of
the city OF Rchmond,or the limits of the town of
Manchester, who win to hecone members Of the 70.
eety, are requeed to giy in their names IL the pre-
lent directors before tie twentyfoarth inGan in or
der that they may k qualified to vote for officer.
under the charter
hat the directors may be enabled to make an adj
ation to the Library, the Prefent members who are
IN arrears to the ociety defred to pay their ba-
lances to the trealurer.
THE DIRECTORS.
February Is. 18th & 22d
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JOHN AMSDEN,

Fra" NerO-7ori, ftvv 6ooys beozv tie Court HOsf
Riskmoad,
EsPEcTFUI1.Y igtorm, To- bublie that be Bo,
~ t9tfn tie bog/e LATELY osfaScd BY S. Olfeod, as
ae5H@ NN6' 7Obsrs be il carrying tie obs0e 6GnfG
in all its sariOS5 br0n;hes He makrs E2e tools, Roe,
HSries ard rfp0ir, 3nek c,tzry, BeNssnas and Sfes
Raiil"g madr TO Hay pattern Hoys-b1o,k in peaeyo!
executed Tom dG'atHb. He fatteys Hwjcf t51t BY Be
at'tiO" be will pay TO biz 6aG and f,om TIE ex6e-i
e"es be bus bad in ne .f e in tie u St1tss fJat be
roH gi"r general tan TO tJss vOLo are goaI ersgpb
TO JaOo, bim 7oab their egdoS,.
january 10. TtTTJ s.b
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FOR SALE, BY AUCTION.

PHfH76'T Properly On tSs Brfi ROW, s- oyef Kill
noad
conformity to decree Of the honorable courf Of
Z the United States for the fifth cr,ui, and Virgil
TIA Diitrtt, (lade between lnhua Waddington pI.in
tn and James Brown, Henry Bapks and Daniel Call
deiendants and between the fame pltf. and Henry
Banks, Jams' 1ayar executor Of lanes Heron,
decd. and James Herren, John Heron William
HERON, and Sarah Hsrron infants, under the age of
t"eniy one years, BY the faid lanes Taylor, then
iurdian, James Brown and Daniel Call defendants
Wal be fold, upon the prer,fes, the hiehet bid
DIR, at public auction, the 2oh day Of February
next emitting, the Hou!ss, Lands aud tenenents fitu
a'et on the Brick Pow, i'll the city of Richmond, a,
rreient occupied By Sarucl Clark, Samuel Barre,
& co. ard B,rach Fl. Judah Tn. tenements will
BE let up ieparatey, and there will be attached to
each terenfns The land now occupied Herewith, and
One third OF brick Iun,berhoale 60 by go feet
ih9 ia'es viii be made by the lubfcriLers as COM
hiirners nndcr the Gd decree and the terms thsre
q will be ore ionrth Of the purchafe money paid
t'"n, one ou'tI ~ four months one fourth in eicht
n;"rtis, aud The rrnlinng fourth in twelve months
i'on the day ct fals--:he purchar.r, to give bond
t'r he three ah innalucuts 10 carry interen ffor,
h'e Gate, ii net punttuay paid-on payment whereof
and not bsore Gas The property viii be held liable for
l.'s rureifc money, ARD fubea 20 be fold to rafe the
i''a in'tanen:s, sny, either of them If not PING
'"lII pa'n) conveyance conveyances will be ex-
+eEtd bI US as commiohers aorciaid to the purcial.
e or Pgfchsiers.in virtue Of the faid decree.
GEO. FISHER,
{ f5@,:: 5 !. d1SsND'Do' e.""se7'-.'
january 3. ttL
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5afe at anefiou.

WIZ: J'd on RE premier, vcAastSy IL. es!b a,
Of February, at le o'Closl:
= MAT deG-able TENE NENr, in which Mr.
John Carter now reGles, cunitipg Of half
acre LOT OF LAND, comfortable dwelling, and
all necefary on, houfes in good repair, ii,uatcd OF
'he Main 'sreet, in healthy and hourhing par, of
TINS city contiguous to the Capitol and the trading
part of the town.
The terms will be made known on the day of fale.
PRoSSER u MoNCURE.
February Is. (tdf
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WILL BE SOLD,
4 T Psblic Antfion in Charlottrv;l,e ON Tho Gel,
L 4 March next, so NEGROES.
JAMES LINDSAY,
HUGH NELSON.
February L. t,T
70 BE SOLD BIZ AUCTION.
February 4.

AT the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in IN. c, of
enfuing. ~
! HAT mof valuable elate, fitua.ed in ,be co,,-
>, Y OF Wythe, and commonwealth of VIRGINIA.
dno heretofore well known by the name of ChfyeIl's
Lead Mines; but which, for foyne,ine pah hath
been eoniidered, as the property of Ssephen AuRjn
ana company, OF the city of PHILADELPHIA, by v;rue
OF Purcbaie thereof by them, made under decree
Vi me hisn court ct chaucery Of the fad common
wealth. with the terms whereof they have not com.
piled. 'o '''' ''i'''
nat purehaie was made on Ike 2o,h dsy of F-br,
airy 1898, for the fun of ( 6,5o5, and fnce tina, ne
nod they have msde fundry great and valuable i'm
prcyemen.s on the faid eftate
ne well known value of the property, and the
certainty which the fubfcribers feel tina. tbof who
mean to become purchafers will faisfy themieIves
thereoi on view, render any further defer; ,io of
the property IN be fold unnecefary.
The ale viii be made in eonrnrni,v to two fever,,
oecrees OF the hyperion Of chancery which ;s
directed by law To be held at the Capitol in the ei,v
OF Richmond aforelaid, the one pronounced on m.
oth nay OF June, and the other sri the 7h day sf Or
tober, in the year 1909.
Credt viii be given tn the rrrchafer or purchaf-
ers Tor term of MAE months for one and .ighteen
months tor the other noety Of the rurchaie money
each mo'ety being fecured not only by bond with
good ieeurity made payable the Ibferbers or the
crv'vors OF them, their executors, Administrators or
aigns for the ufss in the aid decree fpeciicd and
bearing interst from the date hut ALTO, by the re-
tention OF the legal etate until the whole rprcba(e
money, with fuch interea, fiiall be fully paid on
which payment conveyance or eonveyauces will be
executed to the Parchsfer purchafers in virtue ol
the I4.d decree by
JOHN WGCKHAM, ! ConrniGioners
JOHN WARDEN, Of the
WILLIAM HAY, court.
Jan. 81. 8w.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

On Tvsaay tie etvenb Day of i2aye5 next 7ciH6 of.
jfrsd for Ja BY pvbhe sas7ior ct tie Eagle 2evtrn
IN tie city Of Riet~'rs toe fs'osving vaiua5i< pro-
fsyty.
-FOUR half acre LOTS, adjoining each other
forming what is ufually called fqsare ia the
city OF Richmond, and decribed in the plan of !aid
city by the numbers i5I, 152, l5s and leo.
fhee Lots command beautiful profpeG. of the river
and in every reipee we'll worthy the attention Of
perions difpofed ts build.
The BRICK STORE or LUMBER HOUSE e.
uate on the itreet which leads from the main free,
in Richmond to Shoekoe infpetfon, about 80 feet in
breadth and about 32 feet in length, more or lef,-
being part OF the prsperty formerly owned by MIR
VIM Fenwick, and lying between the building now
occupied by Mr.. George Watt and that owned by
Mr.. Marcus Elcau.
The Ee6uage or TENEMENT and parcel N
ground containing and half acres mere or Iefs
where M. VIM. Fea*iek formerly felded, near
Rochetts.
A more particular defcsipton is deemed unnecefa-
ry the property intended for fae being well known
to n'of perions refding in Richmond or the neigh.
bourfood-and it is preiumed any perfon inclined te
purcafe, will examine irfor which purpo!c the kew.
of both Tenerneus may be had by applying to Gale.
go, Richard, & Co. who will give any further ilfor.
maticn that may be wfhed.
Terms of iae, approved endorfed no,es negotiable
al the bank of Virginia, at 9, Is, and 90 months
The legal title to be retained till the purehafe money
is paid, Deeds of Tru} to be executed by the pur
ehafers asmay be agreed on.
CALICO, RICHARD & Co.
February 6. tdf.
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MICROBES EOp SA1r

WWbF EM, to tie Ny5P Ndllr, f,r re1e'y ,7,,.v. M,
H'noDy term, IN TIE comfy If Yssoe.r, en- 7irciay
D'J,n,b dry Of nest maa'5, II fair, but if not, tie
heSf FIJI, Sqy
ELEVEN likely NEGROES. belonging +, ,re ef.
II tate Of Wm. Hgris, deed. TO fafisfy a iidy.
ment Obtained by AfnolI's ad,n'rs. agann the adm
OF the fad WIN. Harris, deed. at the laR Federal
Court held at the Canitel in the city IF Richmond
The negroes confR Of middle ageI and two ro,,,
men, an elderly and three yorng women. two wei
grown boys, one about 9, aud the other a5on, ten
years oh, and two children They are free from, IN
cumbrauce, ard therefore ,hofe who may become
purehaGsfswii with no difficulty az ~ the ,;,le
BEVERLY ROBINSON.
-4HorT3 n EiaJor Hsa@y HJy,is, admir- eC Eyas Mr.
Feb. IL. ep,ds
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

NJ oiiCE is hereby given, that all bares upon
\ which the ninth se9uition ihali remain uspaid
or upon which there hsi appear to be due Jehne
any former requtions will be offered for falc at
Mr. Brookss tavern, in Maueheaer on the 18th day
OF March neNt. The fale to Commence at o'clock
in the forenoon.
BY order of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDRR, Clerk.
February Is. udc.
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A LII pey,orJ ba4'isg claim, ngaiaR TIE eRate
L n Of Job' Hoomes, DEED. Of TIE Eo7vhae-
Green, are rsqaeyFed to make tken, knozvn, tbat
pro1,ifon nay b. made for a final /iftL-mert.-
And tbe/e Indebted muR MAKE immediate oay-
me'if to JOHN HOOMRS, ard
JOHN G. WO0LFOLK,
Executor ejF John HoonaeJ, deed.
San.1ea. IF
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RY Virtue of a Trun Deed from Alexander
- and Peter Field Trent, deceaCei, will he
Told, to the highef bidder, on the 25th of this
Infant, in the town Of Manchester, on the main
ftreet oPPofite the Old Warehoufe, for ea,h or
country produce, one half acre LOT u
LAND, with feveral HOUSES with little re-
pairs may be made tenabe)
JOHN ARCHER.
February 8.
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f>t?o&rANr p spo1r3ueV.

." 5s ?5tj dry q faR asxt. 4ciH b. s7:rsf far Gh,
al ID; B)7OifGg GRIMM Cd,a'ine eonafy,
7ItE STUD, Of the h;e col lahn Iioones. corr
l. fling Of imported and country be Stations.
Brood Mares, and their r. 5nce, !or frveri wears
i'"st---totl about one hundred head. This is Ger
t.rhY rII" noit numerous, and probzbly the bcR f.
lied Sod, ever h-fofe offered at public auction in
tEs saun'fy as il is well Known that the late own,
o. fPlrrd neither money or czer,ion, in procuring
both at home aud abroad fuch Rock as appeared
mott certain TO inure him fuecefs as breeder To
gentlemen Who may feel difpo6.ion To engage i'm,
redately in the fports Of the turf fevsral fine three
and four year ods could be highly recommended T,r
ne blood and figure. Should auy Of the Stud horfe,
he isrined out for the approaching fpfing, the fae
inen viii be poeponed, until the expiration Of the
feaion he other (ock will he fold without referve
The terms Of Gae viii be one half of the pvrebafs
money payable in OK ard the other at Ia months. tn
De ieewcd by bond with approved fccuri,ies to
Vihterrlt ifon the date If No, punaually paid
a confederate dic3unt will be made for ca1,
Gentlemen in The ue;gh5oring n1;es are bereby
ahured, that the laie a poftiveiy take place on IN,
day above Gated
a catalogue will lie exhibited, rating ace, blood
&c. - 0''"
JOHN G. WooOPOLX,
JOHN HOONFS,
Evra'ors Of J,Ja Hsosp,,, As.A
Bowling Greer, January IS. (,ds)
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LAND,

y''1oSD JW Jais ny tDe /HEJcFyhsr,
4 NE thoufard acres, formerly known by the
: name of David Twins Quarter, on Otter river.
~ this county adjoining I'll. Land whereof the fb
icriber lives, where there is merchant mill that
makes as good -four any in America not more
than twenty two miles from the Gouriihing town of
iynehburg, where there is a good market for all
Kinds OF produce. On this tract there is as much clear
ca land as is iuiEcent work feven or eight hand,
to advantage, confising oftwo fields Of frtt rate RI
yer Low Ground and three of High Land, all in good
order Tor cropping, the balance is il, woods, great
part ot WHICH is heavily t,be,ed, and great ouan
MY Is good tobacco land; there alt, on this tract
abundance Of the bef fpring water in every field.
good hme-itonc quarry the quantity inexhaulible.
a''o an overieers houe, together with other necea
~ houies for plantation butiuels. The Land is well
adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton.
Corn, Ry. Oats and Flax; the 6tuatou is very heal
Thy and in good neighborhood, attached TO which
IS very good range for all forts Of itocls The pur
chater may be accommodated with every kind Of
itock grain and plantation utcniis, and pofiefIion
given next Chrittn,as, fooner if required Credit
will he given for two thirds of the purehare money
at three equal annual payments the other third will
be required in hand Tobacco, Bank flock. publ;e
iecures or negroe, will be received in paymenr.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, Februaryl. SIN
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TO BE RENTED.
February s.

TO BE RENTED,
M tie IN Of Jannary next, either qcitb or
eUitbom rte cdFee,
ME- HOUSE on Sboekq EEH in evbreb tbs
L 5ubJeriber h1feiy ,,eGdrA.
MERLNETHFR JONES.
February 4. If
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VALUABLE PROPERTY-FoR SIZE.
rNHAT large five rory BRICK TENEMENT,
a north fide OF the Maa- ftreet leading to the
Capitol, now occupied by Mr.. s. Rawlings, and in
which Mrs. Harris has an interel during her life
time The iituation is furpaned by none, being near
the bank, the Capitol, the b4ion, and e poa-ofiec
For terms apply to
AUBIN LAFOREsT.
Jan. so.