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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-26
District of Columbia,
Count Of Alexandra, $.

f.ba,,-s i. catlett and Ann his
wife, rouvliainanfs e
Thomas Fairfax, and the said
Tho,s Fairfax, executor OF 4 ~ c7'en zee
the said Iast will and tcsta-
n,ent Of Bryan Lord Fairfax, Y
deceased, fendants,
This cause soming on TO pc heard
this 4th day Of August, 1907, upon the Dill
and EXHIBITS herein referred to, and It appear
= ). 3, the court that the said bill hath been
duly and regularly taken for confessed, and the
sa,,se SET Far decree upon the bill and exhibits,
the court doth decree and order tnae Masesr
Commissioner Moore, do make uP ana state 9.
an account and report between the complain
ants and the defendant, in his private 9 adn-
ciary character, upon the subjects 10 the Dill
mentioned TO state an account Of one fourth
nart ~ the rents of the land, at and near the
falls ofthe Potomac river, which land was tor
merIy leased to Semitic, and witch became
due after the death of the. said Bryan LORD
Fnrtar the Tcstator. and during the lie OF
his wife Jcnc FairJar the mother the COM
claimant lime, and the interest on the same J;
md also state what portion of the said rents
nave been received by the said Thomas fa'r,
fac or his agents also take an account OF al
the Household Furniture, and also OF the
Horses. Cattle ant! other stock which were on
the land bought by the said Bryan LORI sfa17-
far of Bcnnet, at the time OF the sad s6ryas
Lord Fair,a:c's death; also take an account OF
the annual rents and profits OF that part OF the
Tract of Land in Fairfax County called oil
ston. Grange, whichis included in a deed OF.
sgiftfrom the said Bryan Fzirfar to the, sad
THONGS Eairfar, from the time of the date OF
the said deed to the said 7Hoasas FaiJfaT, TO
the time Of the death of the said Br'yan Lora
Faiyfar, and from the time of hisaeath, to that
of the death of the said Jane fair5a1 also 10
state an account of the administration Ct the
defendant stating not only the debts due from
and to the estate Of the said Bryan Lord fair
fax, Distinguishing such of the debts as are,
sperate from such as are not; and also the a.
mount of the assets of the estate OF the said
Bsyaa Lord Fasrfar, and to state what speci-
&c lcracies the said Bryan Lord Faltfar left,
and what has become Of the said Iegacies.
And to enable the saidC Commissioner to per-
form this Decrectal Order, he is at liberty to
examine witnesses upon cath, and report their
testimony together with the several accounts
SO taken, to this Court, at their next session.
A Copy. Teste.
G. Deneale, G. c.
October 5. 2aw.
The Parties in the above eaufe are
hereby notified that ! shall on Monday the Sc
eond day of November III this year commerce
nv attendance at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
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LEWIS AND CLARRS
Nip or A0RTI .aAfERICA.

From longitude 90 west, tothe Paoine os'ns
and between 500 and $40 north la'l'ua ~.
with extensive Marginal Notes. Dims' ~
ons Ave feet eight inches by three iee' w
inches. and
EnBRAc1Se all their late discoveries sns
that part of the contineat heretofore inc i.a hs
known. This map will be compiled ho'. - in IN
best MAPS now extant, as well puohshea s ~ 4,
manuscript. from the collective lnior'aSa ~.
Of the best informed travellers throasn . ,.
various portions of that region, ana :0ll Ohser.
by series OF several hundred celesua a.. vi his
vations, made by Captain Lewis oaiA'
late tour. ~. these
For sthe convenience Of subscribers u, :, 81
several works will be delivered at 'h' go,
re.necta,]e commercial towns, ard at tae ss anl
Of Government Of tie RESPECTIVE s' ,A.nce u
territories within the Union: 10 ed I'D ~.
required, nor ssiil payment be aeta4'
til such delivery is made. !. .,so yols1
TIE price Of part the hrst FIRST Mt ~ the 81
Willie fen dollars, and that Of part 1. Wv
cond, in one volume, eleven do.ial ?, ,,isrs
il boards. Price Of the Nap, ten aV. .seriBeA
~ Any persons who may have , ,,a;ned I'd
for these works, to lists which oea, ,1ho raaj
simulated prices for the @ac, and ess,o WIZ
~ - with the terms now pf0329o Dn,
arc Al liberty to Withdraw their ~ aa 4 day q
SIC lists at any time prior 70 tAs WIS 81
a'e psa1's.Ian;a June ), (Aug'
<a..-s.--~r.- ssS-S
pnrsrED DAILY Br
SAMUEL SNOWDEN'
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Printing in its various branches,
e xecuted at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
LONDON, Jan. Is.

Bondharte and the Hamburg DEPUTIES.
A morning paper e ives the following
statement of the interview between Bona
parte and the Deputies from Hamburg -
"The accounts from Hamburg give most
distressing details Of the fate of that city,
and most curious account, for the truth
OF which we can vouch, of the reception
the Deputies from that city experienced
from Bonaparte. He refused even to re-
ceive their proposals, and treated them
with the utmost rigor and contempt. He
told them, that he conceived the measures
he had taken sSwere the only means of
forcing Great Britain to make peace :"
and that therefore, nothing should induce
him to depart from them. In vain they
told him that Thirty houses had aircQdv
faiied in Hamburg, in consequence OF those
measures. His unfeeling answer was
80 MUCH THE BETTER, m a. much as
IL nil ruin MANI more than that number
in ENGLAND Still they told hlm. that her-
Severance IN those measures zv0uld reduce
khe 7yh1ke city Of Ham6ursh TO BGnkruht-
cy! His answer was again-"So MUCH
THE BETTER; then you 7viU not be allie
TO carry on your Commercial intercourse
NTH Great Brian .!"-Against this bru-
tai exultation they entured to OPP ose the
dreadful effects which would arise from the
whole commerce or the WOrli being stop
ped His reply was" / zUiSh IL 10 come
10 this mitch, thar there ShOuid be no COM
merce at all! The land only shall be fiHed,
and there shall ON la be erchanse II linen
against cattle, and gfgraim against cloth 4!
THE FOURTH CENTURY MUST BE REvI-
WE'D before the World can be reoiuced TO
It's hroher state 20 He said he knew he
should be called a CALIGULA and Ne
Ro. He cared not for it. He allowed that
his own sea-ports would be ruined but he
could not help it. He declared that the
Deputations which he knew were on the
road 10 him from -Nantz, Bordeaur, sc.
sc. with circumstances against his Decree
against the English, should not be admit
ted into his presence. After repeatedly
calling Hamburgh-" Une UiHe .Augkoise,"
he concluded with these remarkable and
never to be forgotten words" England
must be hnmbied and dedH 7viM in very
different manner from that in 7vhich she
has been hitherto treated Russia and
Prussia are at war with me, but upon fair
and very different grounds my conduct to
them is therefore very different from that
to Engiand. Have / not Berlin in my pos
sesSion-and have l inflicted on that city
the smallest injury Was not every thing
in my power? We're not Tie Men, No.
men, and Children at my feet, and might
Inot hare sold themaS SLAVES ? IhdUe nor
done IL ger, blt mark my zvordS, 1T MAY
YET COME TO PASS ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
POSTSCRIPT.

We stop the press, to mention the
unexpected arrival in this CITY, of
Col. AARON BURR. He was con-
Quoted by Captain Perkins, OF the fe-
deral army, the officer appointed to
this important duty, with guard of
seven men. They stopped for the
night at the Eagle Tavern.
We are at present unable to state
any OF the particulars, relative to his
apprehension, &c. but are informed
that the party were proceeding with
their prisoner to the city of Washing
ton, and had got as far on their way
as Fredericksburg, where they were
met by Fir. Ford, messenger from
the President, who ordered him 10
this place to take his trial; rs the trea-
sonable acts with which Col. Burr is
said to be charged, are supposed to
have been perpetrated in this state
we presume at Blennerhassett's island
in Wood county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
LITERARY.

Captain Lewis has published the pros
pectus OF " Tour TO the Pacific Ocean,"
which he has found the moro necessary, as
"he has been informed that there are seve-
raj unauthorized (and probably some spuri-
ous) publications, now preparing for the
press, by individuals entirely unknown to
him. 1t is the intention of the author to
furnish three volumes, with many and va
liable plates, together with a map on
large scale. The engravings will not be
confined to the geographical department !;
they are 10 afford ample qualification to the
curious and the scientific.
Captain Lewis has not been able to ascer-
tain the price to subscribers, as the neces-
sary expense Of publication Is uncertain.
but he assures the public that his object is
not pecuniary emolument; and assigns his
reason for asking subscription at all which
we think very sufficient it is C to enable
him TO form an estimate of the proper NUM-
Der to be struck off"
The author of this work deserves the es-
teen and the patronage of all liberal and
enlightened Americans none of whom will
cOuntenance the spurious editions.
A literary gentleman lately arrived in
this city from England furnishes us with
the following information. On the sixteenth
day Of June, 1896, one hundred young sci
entihc gentlemen, who had then just finish
cd their education in the Colleges of En-
gland and Scotland, met by appointment at
Yarmouth, where they resolved, under the
strictest Injunction of secrecy, " that each
ct them should, in order to obtain correct
information Of the world, and of the Gus
toms, manners and dispositions of mankind,
quit their Island and reside for ten years
successfully in different foreign countries
particularly specified and that they shuold
on the first day of September, 1907, again
meet together in London for the purpose
of reading over their different journals and
Of preparing the same for publication
This strange resolution was actually put in
practice and on the first OF January, 1907,
1t was known to some scientific men in Lon
don, that IS Of the young adventures had
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
FROM IRR ScT:To GAZETTh.
(htII;rothe Rsb

IHklNCoENc, TOO. 20.
The governor of this sss,e mas oogingy IA.
vorei ms W tn copy of a letter from he nresi-
dent of the United States, which gives us much
pleasure in publishing, inasmuch as it is { Just
tribute of praise bestowed UPON our consri'u, ed
authorities. and those of our fellow citizens who
distinguished themselves by their patriotism in
the late occurrence, relative TO the conspiracy
formed ny col. Burr; aud must concouni with
shame, those Who were base enough, either t,
throw obs acles in the wlv, Or - attempt to
turn into idi:ie their united efforts for the pub
lie good
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27

THIS is 10 inform the fu6ic in general
that my House Keeher, By the name Of
Frances Write, deserted from my House,
on Monday, tie Esd met. and carried u7h
her my son, bV tie name Of Lezuis Croch-
ard, a French boy, aged II years and 7
months, and sfeakS good English. The
said boy is about three feet, three or .foU
inches high a round face-Had on 7vhen
ne 7veHt Away, a round UeiUct coat and
6tUe trousers. HHy hersOH 7vho may
gee the said boy, 7OiH please 10 ahhrcheHd
nm, and 1yiH do me the faUor Of gOritiHg
70 me IN Richmond. The said Frances
Write, 7UGs tie daughter Of John Ellis,
Southamhton counfy-She Is n niece 10
Samuel Ellie ofCobham, on James River,
and also 10 William Ellis of Richmond.
SEBASTIAN CPOCHHRD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
Grand Lottery,

TO dra9o the tzventy-Seventh Of AhriI.
Bustleton a III Smlthheid 1 turnpike
Rnai Lottery.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9, 1907.
Gentlemen,
have the pleasure to inform you,
that the committee have resolved tnat the
Bustleton and Smithfeld Lottery, shall POI
sitively commence drawing on Monday the
9th of April next, at the State House at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and that not
less than four hundred tickets shall be
drawn each day Of drawing.
HENRY PRATT. President
of the board of managers.
To Messrs. Mcconnell, Taylor
and Blackburn.
In this Lottery it is allowed by the best
judges that there are more chances for va.
luabe prizes than in any ever drawn in
this country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27

Icy of aphilosophic neighbor of mine, who
was making wheel 10 raise the water
from his mill tail and convey it back into
his pond, by which the mill would be kept
going in the drye%t weather. Every one
was struck with the force Of these conclu-
sive arguments. Ny little lawyer was
handsomely elected, AL when he came
home from the Assembly, AMI paid Tom
Guzzle, the distiler, for the Whisley and
Shoats he hal for treats and oarbacues, Sc
likewise his slack snitl, Shoe-'naker, SEC.
whose accounts had been standing ~ So
veral years, all my neignbors were struck
DUMP with the deepne>s of my iudg nent
and my honest wishes for the good Of nv
constituents. At present l must conclude
Should hear ANY thing more Vt portable
stills and Whiskey campaigns, shall take
pleasure in rebutting all such idle sneers
with wholesome advice and sound reason
IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
"Washineton, Feb. Cd. 1907.

"a SIR--The pressure ot business 1rng 4
session of the Legislative. has rendered me more
tardy in addressing you than it was wish to
have been That our fellow citizens of the west
would need only TO be informed of criminal m
china'ions against the public safety, TO crush
them at once, never entertained doubt.
have seen with the greatest satisfaction, that a.
nong those who have distinguished themselves
at the enterprise of Mr.. burr, your self and the
Legislature of Ohio, have been the most eminent
the Tromptitude and energy displayed by your
state has been IS honorable to itself as salutary
to its sister states; and IN declaring that you
have deserved well of your Country, l do but ex
press the grateful sentiment ofevery faithful ci-
tzen in it. The hand of the people has given
mortal blow TO conspiracy, which in other
countries would have called for an appeal 10
arms, and has proved that government TO be the
s'r 'ngcst of VIII ch every mao feels himse'fa part
liz is happy illustration too, of the importance
OF preserving the state authorities all that vie
gor which the constitution foresaw would be ne
cessaryi not only for their own safety, but for
that of the whole In making these acknow.
egements of merit of having set this illus
ty, pray that they may be considered as address.
sea 20 yourself and the Legislature particularly,
aud generally TO every citizen vino has avaiIed
himself OF the opportunity given, of proving his
devotion TO his country.
" Accept my salutations and assurances of
great consider alton and eSreem.
sgn.d, TIL ] FFERSON.
His excellemcy Gov. TIFFIN"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27

versalIy to commence the career of active
life, with an accurate knowledge of the ele-
mentary principles of physics, the exam
piles would be more frequent, of men emerg-
ing from obscurity, and becoming the orna-
ments ara bcnefactors of the species: men,
tai excellence would be no longer the crea-
ture of accident, but the result of systematic
design. =.
PHOCION.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
NOTICE.

A LLpersons are forewarned from taking
y an assignment Of three bonds, execute
ed by me TO John Boiling, which was for
AMI in consideration OF a Tract Of land, sold
to me by said Boiling. As ann determine
ed not to paw one cent, until he comes fore
ward and fulhls his contract, VIZ : one bond
due Feb. 1907, the second due Feb. 1908,
and the third due Feb. 1909, each sixty
pounds five shilings.
JOSEPH CLARKE.
Buckingham, March 20, 1907. III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
T. GCIRCULARl.
United States ship Contribution.

Gibraltar-Bay, Dec 80, 1906.
SIR-The Tunsian Ambassador left this on
the 5 instant, carrying with him impressions
not the most favorable towards our Government,
which may induce the Bey 70 act IN a hostile
manner TO our flag; la consequence of which,
think 1t prudent TO advise you of the cireun-
stance. and recommend to the commanders Of
American vessels not to sail without FIST being
convinced that hostiti IS have not commenced.
The present force under nv command are,
the Constitution. brig Hornet, and sch'r Enter.
prize, with which l shall render every service IN
my power 20 the commerce of the United safes.
lave the honor TO b. Sir, very respectfully,
HUGH G CAMPBELL.
Nm. Kiykbarick. Esq.
true Copy. MALAGA, Dec. 80. 1896.
Wm. Kukpanick.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27

this institution will merit the gratitude of
postcritY, and it is ardently hoped that so
noble an example, will be generally, and
generously Misunderstanding Sar.
1t is highly gratifying to be informed that
men of real Independence, sterling talents
and worth, candidates for seats in the next
Virginia Legislature, abjure the base sys-
tenn of GROCERY, servility, and sycophancy,
so prevalent hitherto, ON similar occasions
in the upper counties. Conscious of their
own worth, after declaring their senti-
ments, and willingness to serve in repre-
sentative capacity, they conceive they have
done as much as men Of honour ought, in a
republican government, where the public
voice and will should forever be free, I'M
fettered, and unbribed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27

died and that the remaining eightv-seven
would certainly meet next summer accor-
ding to agreement. 1t was sliIthAt one of
these Adventures had constantly resided
in the city of New-Iork, where he had COL
lectcd Il most valuable mass of informati-
on.-Con. .4iU.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
Last drawn ticket, 5th day, blank or pr. ze

On the 80th day, the first ticket Oh N ooo
the last ESQ to be drawn 4O'0N0
A single ticket may draw high prizes.
Tickets and shares for sale by tine sub
scribers. The present price is SeUen doll
iars-An early purchase is recommended,
as the price will advance with the APP
proaCh of the drawing.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jun.
No. IS, south Second street.
MATTHEW MCCONNELL,
No. 80, CheSnut street.
WILLIAM BLACKBURN,
No. IS, ChtSHut street.
Il. 3. Prizes of Lotteries lately drawn in
this city, and in that of New York receiv-
ed IN payment, and orders post paid, and
inclosing the cash, duly attended to.
- Tickets may be had on application
at JACOB JoHNSoN's Books ore, a few
doors below the market, and information
given of the drawing.
March 2jth, 1907. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
A Coachee,

TOR the accommodation of travellers,
has commenced running between Rich
mond and Lynchburg once week, by the
way of Powhatau courthouse, Gainesville,
New Canton, Buckingham courthouse,
Bent Greek, &c.--It will leave Richmond
every Wednesday at one O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, and arrive at Lynchburg on the
following Saturday at three o'clock in the
afternoon, by
THOMAS LAWSON.
March 26, 1907. III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
NOTICE.

7 FOPRWARN any person from trading
or taking an assignment OF my note CIV
en- 60 Timer Woodson. for the sun of
twenty dollars, for the purchase of d bot,
as since find the said Timer Woodson
being a slave, his employer viii not justify
the sale made by him therefore am de-
termined not 10 pay it.
JOHN COZENS.
March 23d, 1907. 1S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27

WILL be received by the Executive for
w furnishing the convicts in the rcni-
Tertiary with Rations for one year from
the first day Of next month. The coupo-
nent parts of each ration my be ascertain
ed by persons wishing to contract, by APP
plying to
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk oIthe Council
oath March, 1907. If
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This IS to give Notice,

THAT The subscribers, Of Alexandra eonn-
tB, in the district of Columbia, have obtained
ftora the Orphans Court OF SAID county, let
tens testamentary on the estate of Doggy Dr.
yeg, late of the county aforesaid, deceased
allE persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit thena
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers
On DIR before the lst day of July next en-
SUNK, or they may by law be excluded froal
all be(neit to said estats-and all persons In
,debtei thereto are requested to make imms-
date payment.--Giyen under our hands tass
alst cky Of january, 1867. -
Elizabeth Davey, Eject.
John Korn, Executor.
JANUARY n. AaEsx
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liverpool Salt, aaoat.

M
The Cargo Of the schooner Thomas Jeaer
son, cspt. Hall, from Boston, consisting Of
500 hoggsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For SAFE By
I.awraSon and Fowle.
Hho haue also iaading from SAID schooner,
los boxes mould candles
chests young Tyson tea
bales Beerboon Gurrahs
S,so boxes chocolate
50 $ hogsheads N E. rum
soakess fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
25 chests young hyson2 TEAS
Is do. imperial .f,;ss qasatisy.
Is. bales Beerboon Gurrahs
6 do. Plains
do. Kendall eottons
50 rolls heavy Ravens duck
cases hats
1000 pir coarse and fine shoes
IS hogsheads ,6...
10 barrels 'slaseoVaa' o'ts'sr'.
l50 barrelsN. E. rum
hogsheads Grenada do.
? pipes Rebus wine
zoo kegs, and 20 kids salmon
Half barrels aud kids eff beef
geo boxes soap
50 boxes chocolate
Sc do goldfish.
December 81.
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mo. l8al.
Strong Beer Brewery i.

HE subscriber respectfully Informs the
4 drinkers Of malt liquor, that this sea-
son he has been able to improve the Quality
OF his malt liquor SO as to warrant conlparir
son with any imported.
The citizens can now have this wholesome
beverage brewcd in their own tewn and Fad
down at their doors regularly and caeapeg
than any i1npofted.
Any gentleman wishing to make ship
raent to the West-Indies or Charleston, Cen
have 40 Or 50 barrels in few days nct.ce.
and half concern viii lie taken frequi ed.
Thomas Cfne.
January %. DIV
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FOR RENT.

The STORE, On Prinee-street, between
Fairfax and Prince-street, lately III the occ.is
patton of Mr.. Ramsay. It is well cals-tiatea
for a dry or wet goods store. 1 Re rent mo
ecrate. Applg to
William Hodgfon.
Sept. IS. d
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FOR SALE,

\}CNeDSP ~. ~
q hhlS SUGAR Of good quality,
Sshbbis.. do. do,
S pipes 4sh proof BRANDY
or. casks Sherry Wine Of excellent
II do 30. Malaga do. quality
Boxes OF Cotton Cards
Sacks Of E.icorioe Root and Sage
Barrels of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And a large quantity of Red Sole Leather,
laf Sale By
benjamin Shreve, Jun.
Tnly- 81
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{OHN e. LADD,

Hasj9st reccived and for sale,
10 pipes choice old Cognac Brandy
20 bales &C excellent fax
$ de- glue
so basraa!as prime beef
60 pieces Russia sheetings
50 do Ravens duck
60 barrels sweet, cider
loo casks lime
100 barrels new r.sr9
SO boxes nosaa candles.
!anaary q !.
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..dLs0,
Red, Green, & Black Morocc'
Leather,

BY the dozen or single skin-for sale at
Horweh's Patent suspe,lder Manufactory, in
Prince street.
July 8. dl2m
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NeeroeS for sale.

10 be Sold, for ready money, At Fairfax
4 court house, on Monday the I6tf dayof
February next, being court day, several valu-
able Slaves, consisting OF men, whoare Stout
healthy, and good farmers gir'3, who have
been accustomed to house worl. aGd boys ca
pablo Of pIoushing. Also, q negro ,nAn, wLo
his eight years 70 Serve; he Is q coed was--
goaer. The above may be tresred for IN pFl-
yate bargain, any time precious to the day OF
sale. .Enquire Of the printer.
January 80 tlSf