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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
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TUSI PubNi -eu aiiI TOT laie Dy
InAAr, ADAMS,
,5s r.-a EEt,,7 of tic
Segl.rs -zlH5m-tIc 81, Federal DC
cHH'dH-
c1NTAINTNG,
u C7amo7 AriiImetic, the rules aud Illus
tra.,aT.
II. Ftli~oles AMI aalwers with blank lpa-
~ rTi-le4t tor He operations by thrScheiar.
IN. ro eachIu.ca supplement con.prehen-
ding l. quelious on the nature of the rule, its
Me- and he manner Of its operations ?
Exercites.
NV Federal Money, with rules for all the
qarious operations n ito reduce Federal TO
Oh Lawful, and Old Lawful TO Federal Mo-
ney
" Iate-ef caG in Federal Money, with
Compound Multiplication. Compound Divi-
6on and Practice wrought ID Cid Lawful land
n Federal Money, the fame q-eltions being
put. id ieparate column .on TIE fame page, in
each kind Of money, ~ which thele TWO
modes Of account become coatraaed, and the
great advantage gained BY reckoning IN Fed
eraI Money eaiiiy diicerned.
W. DemonE.ayions By e1gravings, Of the
Raafon and nature Of the various leps in the
extraction Of the Square and Cube Roots, not
to be found in any other tre4tife on Arith-
metic
VII Forms Of Notes, Deeds, Bonds and 9TH
er InRrumcnts Of writing
The whole in a method altogether new,
for the cafe Of the matter and greater progrels
Of he Scholar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

ExfraR Of q letter fran tie Reg. Labsn AMI
worth. q J49rey, 70 p. }ubEGsr Of he Ar
Edition, daisl dug. 8, 1907:
The Superiority o the S1BaLqj'5 HritL57siis,
60 any book Of the kind in my knowledge,
eleari appears from is good effects in the
ieholars annually Witt. Previous to its IN
frOdl4iou, Arithmetic was learned and per-
formed mechanically; Gnce, fcholars are able
70 give rational account Of the ieveral oper-
ations 10 Arithmetic, which IS the beR proof
Of their having learned 40 ,sood purpofe"
o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
Maine Fire and I"Iarine Infurance
Company.

= NE P,giaeaf and Dire67ors file Maine Fire
end Marine IgjDdHes Company, IN conformity
70 f6siy ~ IF Incorporation, Cite Notice that their
CgpitR St0,i a7onHt5 n Oae Hundred ThOuiand
Dollars and they continue 70 releige Prob9ai5 and
make humane on he aLis7oizg rjs at t5si, Ofce
il Fsf5JF5erf, ViS.-o" T'eGels, GeodI y Freight
Gg-iz9 cabtiVity 81 Ner5o7r and on tie Eve5 n
any feyG.s ds'irF tle:r q5itnee at eli II eqfs sf
voag leat Of bottsury and ,a3on5sztig; on Dazzling
H54ysf a79 o'hsr bsif,irgs 7gtlfr TIE DjfSia ef
Maine, qgeizf S.D9qg. airing 70 '5e SANE ~ fire
originating IL any efisr eags tGaz that Of dEfgA IL
tie insured
TB; Company -vW not iH5pyr any more tbaH fl
teen f5or517i dollars, o. any on ,iG.
by oyae, Of t5. Prsileat ant Diret7oyr
ELISHA MORSE, sly.
n. 4 8 n. Ias CEse1
P0rfkQg{ o 7obey u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
THKE NOTICE p

FOR falein Turner, Dwelling Houfe, out
houies and Store, conveniently Gtuated for
a Trader being the property Of Samuel Sbeay
OF Boiton.--For further particulars enquire OF
the fubfcriter in Portland.
or IL EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
NOZZLE I

ECR 5ale II ~ Gloue5f.-, al tie io7vtr eoync>,
= tie D7vsLigg 5opss, O9ie es4 tore belonging 70
~. selte Of Asa 11ifstrH E,g dese1,ed bang az
eros4eqf Far9for 2 fyaAsr az ne Coart,y a8ords =
TIE 7vtkf T0 q ss3 n P,ig4te sal. On ELsra! eye-
CT q srVeyzi yeay re7mye3, t5e iatcreR Jsizc 5aiI
asagzLy For .tntbs" Pyhenia,i enquiry nay Be-
mali o0As fHJsryi6sr in Portland.
Oct H. F. WHITMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
SOFT sop.

I HE Subscriber intends keeping conftantIy
for fale, SOFT SOAP Of good quality
for families uie by the barrel or retail, at his
Soap-Wo Ks, Middle-Street, oppelte Mr.. Rob
EFT Beya's Store.
Ho1le-Greefe, Tallow or Aflles, wouh be
taken in payment, and tlte Soap delivered at
any houfe lfrcquirel.
A.5o--tOr .aie as above, 100 boxes S9a5.
Li&e-ulse- Quantity Of FElTHERS, Of an
excellent quality.
WM. FENNFLLY.
PonlaaS, gaa. rs, v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
PIeeePt0y 9ftbe AFa4smy.

ErfyaR Of a LETTER f,ons tie Ho-. John Vince
lock, u. L. u. P'5flsHt ot Dartrsoartb CgEiegs,t0
tie author
"The Scholars Arithmetic is an improve
Snent on former productions of the fame ma
rure. Its drltinctive order and Supplement-
will help he learner in his progrcfs; the part
on Federal Money makes it more ufeful and
have no doubt but the whole will be new
fund Of PrOht IN our country"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
= 10 Country Physicians and
Apothecaries.

n GeFfydE 4E9r'araf q GENUINE MEDI-
CINE, and a suitable quantity u FURNI-
TUPE J5' f5e sane, !, egsras for sai. twenty
five per cent hrV1 fb4n can Be Pmeba,ed at zry
Abstbeaqries' PIP IL to7r7, II oPPhsd j9r is7msdi
atsly Inquire Of the Printer.
PortLzn4 OF II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

N0t two banks 10 prize, iubIecE 70 no de-
duction.
r. Prize Tickets IN this and other Lotto
ries ttken in payment or. y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
Stray Mare.

TAKEN up in Czbs-EEzatsfi, white
MARE, about 9 years old and without
ihoes, The owner is deGred to prove proper
~ pay charges and take her away.-Apply
10 ELLIOT DYER,
-.t. o.. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

COW

w ANTED, a good new mich
COW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
Printer. (6w) Oct. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19
SIj-4 70 10 deAai.a.

Ig-.-T-cse.s 4; ; dollars and Quarters J
dollar 81 cents, 80 AMosKEAG CANAL LoT-
TERY, which wiil commence drawing Novem-
Der the 18th. Eae Tickets in thl, Lottery
will rife in few days. The Prizes in This et1n-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-19

N. f. s II. I11 OFee, !
PO,flqs4, @ 7o6er 70
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

their prisoner of what pr0ncrty he had
With him. carried him across tie Berpens
Point, and, without even the irrrn oEs
trial, Immediately sfocmrd him that ne
had but ten minutes "a live, and ac: or-
dinghy put their horrid design into exe-
cutiop, notwithstanding the pr;sou.r stree
nuously urged that he came With previ-
sion; and when he found ihey weic dee
termined TO ,ske his life, he begged Tor
few minutes longer, but was answered
that his request could not be granted bur
II he had desire that any persUn should
pray with him, one of their party would
othciate. When he was near expiring,
James Hatfield, one of the handt;i, put a
kOile in his hand, and swore that he should
not go into another world unarme d - Tho
persons who perpetrated ihis cruel ace
were Cornelius Hatfield, John Smith, Job
Hatfield, James Hatfield, sen. James Hat
held, jun. Elias Mann, and Samuel Mann,
all late inhabitants OF Elizabeth Town.
and Job Smith. late an inhabilant of Ber-
gen. When Balls father became &C.
quainied with the Uagcsl death Of his
son, he solicited u flag, which he Obtained
for the purpose of bringing over the
corpse, but the enemy, with savage hru-
tally, would not sufier them TO land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
Elizabeth Tawn Nv. Jlcct. Is.


Cornelius Hatfield, an obnoxious rcfu
gee character, who came h~te a shr RI
lime since from England, via N"va Scotia,
to possess valuable Iacded estate ief, HIM
by his father, was apPrehended by the CT
vi authority last week, and conveyed 20
Newark Jail, on charge Of being prin-
cipal in the brutal murder oil Stephen Ball,
a citizen of this state, during oar reveiu
tiUnaTy war, who went into the British
lines under assurances uG protection; ard,
OH Thursday last, was brought LeIor,
Judge Pennington, on writ OF habeas cor
pas. Aaron Ogden, Isaac lie William
son, and William Chetwood, esqrs. ap
peared on the part OF The culpr Il; and A
Iexander C., M'Whoter, William Halsey,
and Ellis Van Arsdol, esqrs, on the part
ofthe prosecution, when after a patient
hearing of the argument on both sides
snlil yesterday, the Judge discharged Hat.
field, being Of opinion, by the spirit OF the
treaty of 1898, ne was not now EnsWeta-
Die for thIt transaction but we hear that
the friends &c Ball are still determined TO
prosecute him before another tribunal.
! To correct erroneous statements, which
are gone abroad, we publish the following
authentic document given at The tins the
transaction took place:
4 statement of facts respecting the de.
ibefate and cruel murder Of S ephen Ball,
on Bergen Point, the 25th of JsnuarT
1881. This unfortunate man was deludsd
by declaration made by the commanding
officer on Staten Island, that all persons
would bring provision should have liberty
TO sell the same, and return unmolestcd
in consequence of which declaration, Dali
carried over four quarters Of beef, with 4
full assurance OF beng well treated, and
expected TO return undiscovered by wi,
countvymen but soon ate his arrival or
the Island, he vas seized by Corneliu.
Hatfield, who commanded a parry of sl'
or seven men, and was carried beGor,
general Patterson, who refused TO call
court martial to Hy him. Prom lheuct
he was carried before general Skinner
IN o,der for trial, bui he also reiu'ed
pretending to shuJder st the thought O
trying and executing a person who cam
To bIing them relief. Nevertheless III
said Hatfield and h's party, being lost TO {
. ] very sense Of humanity, alter Robin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

fry." These observations. assuming the
signature Soon non Sense" were attribut-
ed 10 the useful and enlightened mind of
The old revolutionary whig and patrio;
Thomas Paine.
The mock trial Of Burr for treason, with
the mysterious and equivocal conduct of
his Judge, Marshall, has carried convicti-
on to my mind, that the judicial establish
ment of this country calls aloud for amend
ment. The several states in their legisa-
tive capacities should calmly consider this
question-every good and useful member
of society should put his shoulder to the
wheel to prevent his posterity from being
ashamed of the gentlemen of the bench.
The subject is plain and easily understood
every man who will read and judge for
himself cannot fail of being satisfied ofthe
fact. To assume the ground that Judges
ought not to he removed, because the arti-
Gle in the federal constitution says, "fhcY
shall hold their seats during good 6ehaUi-
or" is arguing against the noblest priDci-
pie In the representative system of govern
mcnt. This article in the constitution
must have been the work of LAWYERS. AS
Mr.. Paine emphatically saws, "under the
pretence of making judges independent
they are made absolute, and there is not
perfection enough in man to be trusted
with absolute power No man living in a
free society ought TO he totally indeheu-
dent of his fellow citizens; and as there
are no men in whom the citizens OF the u.
States can con6de so well as in their own
suffrages, or in those chosen by their suf-
frages, their representatives,, the judges
ought, for reasonable cause, to be remova-
bic on the joint vote of a majority of both
houses of congress"
The people of America, on this momen-
tous point, should be solictous to guard
we'll their rights and liberties. Corrupt
Judges in all countries have been the most
baneful instruments of mischief and tyran-
ny. In republican government they
should he amenable to the people. Being
the servants ofthe people, they will consl-
der themselves bound to act with Justice
and discretion, and as all the people have
an interest in Justice, those who act accord
ing to justice will meet the confidence and
respect which they do not now merit or
obtain. Unless this is done, the people of
the United States will see TRAITORS
shaking hands with JUDGES ard SCOTTISH
LAWYERS, and stalking through our land
with impunity, bold in their plans OF disor-
ganizatiOn; for Grisvoid told Hafheway,
that call the judges Of the supreme court
are with Burr"-I do not believe that all
The Judges nor even all the lawyers were
with Burr but it is plain that very many of
both were with Burr, and are prepared to
be with any traitor who is opposed to the
lican government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
The Saddle on the right Horse.

The Saddle on the right Horse.
While the federaliSts are deprecating war
with England, they should remember, that !
the writings in their papers have furnish
ed al tue arguments which have appear |
ed in the English papers IN opposition to
cur claims. When the affair of the Che |
sapeake first arrived in England, it was
said, that all the merchants, manufactur |
ers, sc. were in great conformation, and
we're disposed to have the business settled
OF the most amicable terms. The debates
in parliament were all Of a conciliatory
nature but since the federal papers have
arrived in England, the tone rs changed
and all the arguments of Pacificus and o.
theirs are retailcd, TO defend the conduct OF
admiral Berkeley, and condemn our own
government. Who then are the cause OF
war, if it should take place! Have not the
federal papers furnished every necessary
plea fer the purpose? VIII not the minis
try urge those arguments used in Boston,
and sewhere, 10 Vndicate their conduct
! The right of search has been more strenu-
ousiy maintained ia Boston than in Lon
/ don. Our sailors have been more the OBJ
! jects Of sport, to be dragged on board OF
| Ships Of war, by cur own citizens than c.
ven by British officers. II then war COM
mences, let it be remembered, that the per-
| SONS VINO nave DeCO lUuS urgent w OCItlCt
OF Britain, are the promoters of the distress
sing event. They must be answerable for
the consequences oftheir arguments, ifthey
are the basis on which the controversy COM
mcnces.--Pacihcus what think you of being
called on to vindicate yourself against the
charge Of furnishing pleas for Britain, to
commence war against the United States
What can you say To the charge What
can those editors say, who have been the
organs of communication, to encourage the
British ministry TO begin hoHilites against
America Depend on it, it war doc, take
place, the merchants and farmers will look
to those who have been asslduous TO bring
on the trouble. For the arguments pub
lshed in our papers, have been republish-
ed in all the British papers, and while they
find that the Americans are proclaiming
the misconduct Of their own government,
they will think themselves justified IN en-
forcing their measures. The farmers, and
those who will be injured by the war, will
not hold the men guiltless who have thus
wantonly sported with the honor andPaace
Of the country. Depend ON it, day OF re.
= tributon awaits those who have furnished
= the British with pleas for imprcssIug our
seamen, and for going to war, If we do TO
3 submit to the imposition.
E Boston Chronicle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
StraNed or Stolen.

ON the 9TH October 1907, from my lot, in A.
- cams'vslley, adjoining the city Of Rici msnJ.
BAY HORSE, tie property OF James Mill
Ter, ct Campbell county, years old last spring
--tlsck hanging nane ard switch lsi---a very,
small star on the forchead--sbed all ;ound tro 8
aud PAGES well-hny Lerson taking up taid
Horse, and delivering him TO ne OF the owner,
shall, receive five dollars reward and if s5olen !,
thirty dollars on conviction of the thief
CHARLES PURCELL.
October %, 1907 St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
FROM THE AURORA.

Mr.. DUANE,
IN the Aurora Of the 15th in
slant, ] was pleased to and some thoughts
on the important subject "of the Judicial
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
IiS"h government
Dover, (Del.) Oct. IS, 1907.
CAMOMILE q remedy in certain disor-
dcrS of the eyes.

CAMOMILE remedy in certain disor-
derS OF the eyes.
A medical correspondent at Madrid has
acquainted a friend in ireland with some
astonishing effects of the herb camomile,
in certain inflammatory disorders of the
eyes. The following among many case
wherein the doctor has been concerned, is
mentioned, as proof of the virtues of this
salutary though common herb. Maria de
Maros, daughterof master carpenter, had
for many years, been afflicted with weep
ing eyes, which discharged an acrimonious
humor, and brought on an almost total loss
OF sight. Alternatives were prescribed to no
purpose. Vt length he made strong de-
coctisD OF camomilc, boiled IN new milk
with this the patient bathed her eyes seve-
raj times a day, as warm as could be suf-
fcred without uncasiness; and in about S
weeks her eyes were perfectly restored.
Med aud .Ig. Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
FOR SALE
FOR SALE,
On the Istiday of December next, on the prcs
misesl vey valuable
Tract of Land.

Belonging to The esia,e Of William Rsclard
dee. lying in the ne;shboihocd Of The Green
Springs, i'll Louisa, on the ~Rtsrs oil Fosters
creek. containing Ebou, 200 acres. This pianta.
lion is in excellent repair for cropping the bull
d'ngs are also IN good vsPair. and such as are
worthy the reception os a gsn:csi family The
terms are one third OF the PURCHASE money ia
twelve months from the day of sale. the balance
in two equai annual paymeGI. Bond d Ap-
proved security will be REQUIRED with interest
on the two lasl payments from FRS, December,
1905, ,iii paid, also will be ssquited a deed OF
trust on the premises ~ secu,e The pay meSi OF
the purchase money-The,e will also DE sold a.
the same TIME and place. sbouS twenty likely
NEGROES, on a creGi, of u months Bond
and approved security viii also be iequired, to
bear interest from The date f nee punaualy paid
by TEE ADuIN1SrRAroRs.
OanLer e7, 1867 3w'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
he tract Of Land,

Wherein the said Zaeh1giah Lankfold now re-
sides, containing osventy.ssven scrss more or
less. in che county Of Henrlco, adjoining tho
land Of JeBse Smith aud Bernard Re, nDIds.
Daniel Burton, }
Rob't. Pliddy, u''ee7'
OAoh"r 81, 1897. ),
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

by vlrtu= cf neeo OF trust executed 10 us hy
- Zacharsh LAnkfo'd. to ssctue ,he payments
of q debt therein mentioned, due William How.
ard, viii be sold, to ths highest bidder, fer re2.
dy money, on the premises en- Monday he.
ninth daY 81 Novenlkef next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

Which they will sell low for cash, countrtx
produce, or good notes at sixty days
--AaoHCS1 WHIcH dRE-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

loSether wiz numbe. OF other article, which
they will sell law for cash, Country produce, OF
coed acceFtAncEs in town
Richmond, OGober %, 1907 wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
Gnrope
From TIE KonigJg~gb Gazette Of A1areb le.

From TIE KoaigG~yb Gazette Of March le.
T,aylafion If The eircuwRanfiaI Rebert efbis
ExeeileHt1 The General in Cbicf, Baron Eon
Bennington, rrlaiiye 10 IKE bat!ie Of PywIran
Ey!aW.
" On the 25th of Jan. 18th Feb.) broke up
from Landiberg with my army, which in va
rious detschmcnts made from il, was only fs-
vsnty thoufand frong. The French which con-
fitted of FIVE corps of Marfhals Augereau, Soult,
Mural, Davouf and Ney, which in the even
ing was Joined by Bernadoite, conlited of une-
ty thoniaud men, followed me cofely, l:irmilh-
ing continually with nay rear guard, which con-
li0ed CT the brigades Of Generals Marcof
Bagayouft, and Barclay dc Tolly under the
command of Prince Bagralhion.
4" When arrived at Pruliian Eylau, cauf-
cd my army to take petition at fome diltauce
behipd the town, but ordered my rear guard
TO take the potts aligned it ia tie face of the
enemy, 20 protect the march of my heavy ar.
tiilery, which was bringing from Worlfdorf,
by private route comfortably crcuitous,
partly TO aysid fome bad roads, and partly to
facilitate the march Of my columns. At the
fame time / caufed the town of Prufian Eylau
to be occupied by General Barclay, and fent
fome regiments Of the ia dvifon to the fupport
of the rear guard this reinforcement enabled
General Marcoif to take firm petition and G.
rea battety.--The enemy did not neglect to
follow General Marco6, and while he tent out
bis lianhers, directed the march of three itrong
columns againft the height occupied Ivy Gene
raj Marcof. The latter fent bis isarp hooters
aganft the enemy, and Ered Oh then, with bis
Ge.d pieces but as this was found Inefficient,
the regiment Of PskofT, and the regiment of
Sophie, attacked the enemy with the bayonet,
! and dfperied \ column. The fccond column
was defeated by regiment Of Peieriburgh dra.
gouu,, aud almof entirely dC!troyed. The
| sd column was cut down by tbe fire from our
artillery, usdtr the command Of tie brave Co
lionel Jermoiof. The enemy now began &c
ars Oh our liGe with artillery, AMI to march a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06

by virtue ola Deed of Truii executed by Thomas
~ Williams of the county of Richmond, late dec d.
to the Subieriber in tria for purpofes therein men-
oned, bearing date the 10th of Auguft 1901, of re-
cord IN Richmond Count ~ Court; will be s1pofed
to iae, to the hghet bia der, for ready payment on
Saturday the Goth OF Juns next, a, William Alder
IONS tavern, at Farnham Church, Richmond County,
The MILL with the inpls nients and utenls there
to, belonging together with Twenty-Five and one
quarter acres of LAND, adjoining the fait Mill,
which were conveyed by the IA id Deed, lying and be-
ing in the faid county of Rich mond, near Farnham
Chnrch-And if the day app oiuted for the fale
iiould prove bad weather, the property aforelaid
will be fold the Monday following.
GEORGE MIISKELL, TrsFee.
June s. oswsw.
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5aIes ut auetiou.


Sn MoNDhr tie 15fb JuNH next, zeiaJe /sia, a.
AUCTION, tie Pr.mlsJ, if net pre-
Vi0gay dype'sd sfa frir4te (sie.tJe
HOUSES AND LOT,
HN Shocke-H now occupied by Mr. Benjamin
~ Sheppard, which, for convenience and fi,uation
are exceeded by few in that Part of the town. Six,
twelve and eighteen months credit will be allowed
the purchafer giving deed of trull niure pune
tuality in the payments The prenifes may be view
ed at any time previous to the fale.
ON THE SAME DAY, WILL BE SOLD, ON THE
PREMISES,
A HALF ACRE LOT,
On ShockG- Hill, containing an excellent two rory
Brick Dwelling Houic, with and paf-
{age below, and three above--good Cellars,
and Poareh in front and back--a good Kitchen,
Smoke Houle brick Stable and Carriage Hsufe and
is as well enelofed any Lot in the CITY.
Time Of payment will be made to fair pn:chafers.
Any perion delirnus of purchaGug, may view the
premiies at any time previous to the iae.
TAYLOR * BROWN, ". NJ.
May 80. tdf.
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
a TRACT of LAND, in Hanover county, late
\ ly the reGdence of VIM. Sims, containing abou,
500 acres within IS miles of the city of Richmond
ion,e part of which is good Meadow Land. The
improvements are good Dw cling lIoufe, Barn,
and ieme other DOT Houfes, in good repair, and fe-
veral young Orchards of Peach, Apple and Cherry.
ALTO, another trace, in the faid county, of about sT
acres, well Rocked with Oat and Pine, and within
three miles of Saw-mill.5 One third of the mo-
ney will be required in hand md twelve months Gre
dit given for the balance anda deed of tru reQuir-
ed to fecsre the payment thereof. PoGefion will be
given at the fall. LANEY JONES,
Aaorasy III Ja7 far W1g. Sisu=
HansVer County, My 10. iawswg.
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NOTICE.
NE debtors 70 the late,frm of C1LLIA and
4 KiKDY, ere hereby Informed that Thomrs
Cilliat alone is empowered to receive pavm.n, of
all the debts dueto that concern. All perlons hav
ing demands againf them, are reeueGed to apply
to Thomas Giliiat and thofe indebted to the firm.
are earneitiy requened to come forward withou. de-
lay aHd disharge their ref eave debts
hor JOHN GiLLIAT,
SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT,
JAMES KIRBY.
may ~. ep3mf.