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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-11
Ten Thousand Dollars woyth
or GOODS FOR sAL f.
Dec. IL

VIII be sod, to the highest bidder, on MON
.DAY, the first day Of next February, in
the to7vn Of DUa1RRIES, at the atore-house
formerly occAtied. by Mr.. .yAHEs MuseAk47,
deceased /:
About 10000 dollars worth Of
GOODS tolerably well assorted The said
goods will be laid off and sold in parcels of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount In
each parcel
A credit of nine months will be given ON
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser 10 give bond
Ito carry interest from the date if not punctu-
ally paid) and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
dav to day until the whole are sold.
So NIL PERSONS indebted to the
firms of JOHN M. MsscHETT and Co JAMES
MUscHETr, senior, and Co. and john and
CHARLES MuseHETT and Co. are hereby no
;iGed and requested to come forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
pay off the same to the subscriber, who is full
ly authorised and empowered by JoHN NJ.
MuscHETT, the surviving partner in the a.
foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the neees-
sity Of bringing suits against every person ow-
ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against said
firms will please to forward them to me as
soon as conyenients
John Linton,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-11
Public Sale.
Public Sale.

at l. o'clock, will be sold On
Twins wharf on credit of 60 days.
III Hhds. 18th proof lam. RUN.
Q Pipes LIP. Teneriffe VINE.
500 Bushels ground alum Salt.
P. G. Marstelier.
Dec. IL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-11

Attorney IN fact far JoRN
w. MUscHE7T.
5 dts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-11

- o~1
omnlum 4pren-
- latest accounts from Lisbon are not Of
- recent date than the 10th ult The
ipsis a copy Of IA letter brought BY the
, lortuguese vessel, which left Lisbon
g ! th and is now of Dovcr.
80 LISBON, October 10. Z
nave been disappointed ofthe arrival
set the departure Of the convoy is
Guilty postponed to the 10th iastqnt,.
VIII accompany it, leaving the Ce-
at the orders of lord Stranglor1,
wen to remain in the neighbour.
ne Portuguese squadron in the Me
has been sent for, and is arrived
of the line are ready. Tie prince
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
{ 70 }

the station person fills in society, who
is possessed by it's he a husband ?
How deep the anguish which rends the
bosom of his wife! Is she wife Who
can measure the shame and aversion
which she excites in her husband Is
he the father, or is she the mother, of
family Of children ? See their averted
looks from their parents, & their blush
ing looks at each other! Is he a magis-
trate, or has he been chosen to fill dis
tinguished place in the councils of his
country? Whathunlil;ating fears OF cor
ruption in the administration of the
laws, and OF subvcrsion of public order
and happiness, appear in the counte-
nances Of all who see him Is he q mi
mister of the gospel? Here Language
fails mc.-If angels weep,-it is at such
a sight"
| shall conclude this essay, by calling
the attention of those are addicted to
this pernicious practice, to the following
advice, given by Shakespeare's Ham
let
" Afume virtue, if you have it not
Thai monfer, Cuhom, who all fenle doth eat,
or habits evil, is angel yet in this
That to the ufe of actions fair and good,
H llkewiic gives trocll. or livery,
That apply is put on. REFRAIN TO MIGHT.
AND that ihalI lend kind OF eaiiners
To the next abfnenCe; the next, more eaIy;
For uie can aImoft Oh 'npe the ftamp of Nature.
And matter e'en Che DEVIL, or throw him out,
WITH wOndrous potency"
HUMANITY.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
REFLECTIONS
En-. Fire-Side.l

How beautiful, as well as useful, arc
the labors of the Husbandman What
a satisfaction to look around him, and
his own diligence and the works Of his
own art, which, seconded By bOuntiiul
nature, enables him to be always ga
thering some Of the fruits, while at the
same time he bcholds others ripening,
and some budding-He sees his gardens
and his fields covered with the produce
Of his own industry, and sees that ali
his works are good.
It's wonderful with whatcoolness and
Indifference the greater part of mankind
see war commenced. Those who hear
OF II at a distance, or read of it in books,
but have never presented its evils to
their minds, consider it IS little more
than a splendid game, proclamation,
an army, abattle, and triumph. Some,
indeed, they allow must perish, per
haPs, some Of their d arrest friends in the
most successful field bat then they die
upon the bed OF honour, resign their
lives amidst the joys Of con9uests, and
filed with glory smile in dsath.
All earth! thou common parent--thou
whoscnourishing bosom furnishes to all
the children of content that will cultivate
thy kindness: how art thou made the ob-
ject Of sanguinary ambition ineo what
ridiculous portions Of ideal property art
thou cut out, quarrelled and commended
for How often does the bounteous sun
that shines upon thy surface to expand
the grain and to cherish thy various
productions, leave thy verdant mantle
4 .---..
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14
l. FRIENDSHIP.

And is there aught can soften woe?
Or Tighten sorrows CALLING load?
Or cause the heart with JOY to glow,
Or smooth life's dreary, rugged roadY
All yes a sympathizing friend,
That choicest blessing here below,
The sweetest gift, kind heaven can send,
VIII soften ali the cares we know.
Then grant me but this friend so dear.
To whom | may my sorrows tell
Who sheds the sympathetic tear,
With whom the tender feelings dwell,
E0. Fire-Side.l
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14


rally leaves children that are both a
charge and scourge to the community.
SO lost TO reflection are these beings,
1h9t when they recover from the Gala
mites OF drunkenness at one time, they
plunge themselves still deeper into dis
ir~ss, by repetition OF that intempe-
rance under the consequences OF which
ShGy so lately suffered.
Ahe picture OF the inebrlate as It APP
pears to the eye OF observation, IS suth-
clent to strike the mind with horror, and
dra" forth feeling Of pity for the be-
ing who can be so lost to every sense Of
virtue. On entering his room after fit
OF mto%lcauon, you find him PROSTATE
on his bed, IN the most cNcruclatlngtor-
ment; his eyes tur5ld with blood his
tongue and lnouth parched; his oPPrcs-
Si'e lungs convert the inspired aw into
. not or nei1.," h'a@ey-aclnted vapour; !
ms PafoAGH sNh burns with consum-
ing neat; ms stomach Clects whatever It F,
FccGiIt5' the frequent discharges of a. /
~r'4 Die snc" ms hVcr to be suffering
'lolehce ms sleep IS gone; ; his head ,
Fained his muse les weary and tremu- .
iooS ; and at length the returning blood
- fec
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14

and falls a tumbllng over his papers, to
see If he can start lawsuit, and plague
any of his neighbours.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
LANDS for SHE.
He Subscriber will dispose of TWO
! SMALL
Tracts of Land

i q - VI l. - llL,
In Powhatan county, detached from the
one on which he lives, upon very reasona-
bic terms :--One of them containing four
hundred and twenty acres, lies Immediate
ly in the fork ofthe North s South branches
OF Fine Greek, partaking of the fat land of
both, to the amount of about thirty acres -
This land is rich; above one half IS in
woods; and mostly Of that of tho first rate
tobacco land. About orc hundred and
twenty acres of that which is cleared, is
now under cultivation and produces Corn
and Wheat uncommonly we'll There is on
this tract, comfortable Dwellng-House,
lately built, two rooms below and two above,
with fireplace in each room, also some
Negro Houses, and other convenient out
Houses. Possession may be had next fall,
with the privilege of sowing wheat thereon
in proper time. Any person inclinable to
view the land, may have it silewn to them
by Capt. LITTLEBERRY STovALL, who
is living on the premises.-Part OF the mo-
ncy Will DC required in hand, and the ba-
lance in twelve months from this date.
The other TRACT lies near the Buck
ingham road, on the North side, about four
miles below the courthouse ; known by the
name of TOWN HILL and possesses the
most beautiful and elevated site in the lower
county, presenting 10 the view several ran
ges of MOUNTAINS. This place, from lis ST.
tuation, was never known to fail Of fruit :
besides, number of Old Fruit Trees of
various kinds-there is lately planted there
on, an Orchard Of Peach Trees, and ano-
ther of Apple Of choice Fruit. This II act,
contains two hundred and seventy acres,
about one half in woods, has comfortable
clearinghouse thereon, two rooms below
and two above, with Fireplace in each
room below. This land is no less valuable
for its fertility, than for it's healthy and de-
lightful situation, and the advantage of
Fruit. a great bargain may be had in this
tract on the same terms ofthe other.-This
land will be shewn to any person by Mr..
SLEAD, living on the premises.
If these tracts Of Land, are not sold be-
fore April Powhatan court, they will be of
iered for Sale, to the highest bidder, when
the terms will be particularly made known.
w. BENTLEY.
Powhatan county, Jan. Goth, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17

XVIII &c Sob, ct amherst coUr;,io;:s",
w OF che 2SM day Of March ne-rt, 6y
virtue oTG deed oftrwst erccutcd By Mct-
ard DGTenfort, 10 secure the Payment o.
c dcbt due Brown, RiUes e. Co. as "a said
deed expressed, SIX .N'EGROES, yl=:
.Hnthony a boy, Peter IL boy, Isabel a TYo-
man, and her three ehiidren, Eliza, Julian
and Hannah-the'terD,s Of sale mentioned
IN said deed is cash, and the title 10 The a.
bope froherty hath been decreed 6y the s,,-
herIo' Court oFChGncery. far the Richmord
District, 10 be IN the said Richard Do
ve1hort /; 6ut being oniy interested as trus-
tee far The 6ca.Et Of Others, Kill only con-
vey tie 10 said PROPERTY as peSted in me
By said deed offrust.
MARTINI D.HW-SON, Trustee.
Milton, 21st FEB. 1907. fds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
WILL BE. SOLE.


On the premises, without reserve, 70 the
highest bidder, between the hours of IL
and II O'Clock, on Monday The 3Oth inst.
The following Property,
VIZ One two story brick house 10 by 20 feet
Single wood, 50 1s
Four do. do. Smaller
All neatly finished and calculated for dwell
lings. seated on handsome and well enclosed
lots on Shockoe hill, in the City of Rich
mond, known IN Du-Val's plan as No. 1O1
and No. 102, surveyed by VIM. q. Payne.
Terms OF paymcnt---14oo dollars in cash
on the day of sale 1850 dollars on the c5th
of June, 1907 ; half os the residue on the 18th
of August, 1907, and the balance the 18th
of August, 190S---To which satisfactory
titles will be made when the money is re-
ceived.
ARCH'D. PLEASANTS, Jr.
March 5th, 1907. ids
M + have removed to the house form .r-
W ly occupied by Messrs. Donald
MACKENZIE e. Co. nearly Opposite the
Bank. JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Sd March, 1907. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
Removal.
]. COLES, ".
IDS
March .. 1907.

nOCTOR JENNINGS has lately re-
- moved to Col. Callaway's large white
house in New-London, where he still holds
himself in readiness to serve his friends and
the public in the line of his profession He
has also provided the necessary supplies,
for accommodating decent travellers in a
HriUafc nay.
As the most of his former pupils have
now nearly completed their studies, two or
three others might have admission.
The tenement which he formerly occu-
pied is TO be let on a moderate rent.
3Oth January, 1907. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
EQUITY,


- TH1s-r-N NNJO /
1S Z fasAASSgs IMPORTED last fall, bv
20 los y Brown &,Rives, will stand
tne ensuing season a my stable in Amherst,
five miles from New-Glasgow, at twcn-
ty-hve dollars the season, dischargcable by
twenty, If paid by the first day Of October
next-ihe season TO commence the first of
March and end first August-Mares NAV
be covered by the leap at twelve dollars,
Paid at the time Of service; CT forty dol
lars 10 ensure them in foal, payable first
day oiIanuaryncXt-onc doIlar,o the groom
IN every case.-Good and extensive pastu-
rage gratis, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
EQUITY is beautiful BAY, ten wears old.
in high health and vigor, five feet three in
ches high, full of bone and muscle, fine
points and elegant form. He was after ma
ny months research selected by Mr.. Wea.
therby (author of the racing calendar and
general stud-book) as enc of the best horses
that could be procured in Great Britain.
In letter from him he says there never
was higher bred horse shipped from
Great Britain or any other country.
equity was got by Sir Peter Teazle (u-rs
queStionabiy tine best stallion now in Eng
land) his dam the famous Yellow Mare by
Tandem; grandam, Perdita bv Herod
great grand dam, Fair Forester by Sloe;
great great grand dam by Forriter; great
great great grand dam by Partner; Croft's
bay BARB; Makeless Brimmcr; Son of
Dodswor;h Burton Barb Mare.
equity ran but three times, owing to
an injury he received in the fore leg
lst, in 1879, for the Darby stakes, fer
three year olds, won by Archduke.
ID, in 1900, sweepstakes, for all aree,
with IS guineas added out of the racing
iunc--won by Gouty, beating Fugleman,
Vivaldi, &C. sc.
Sd. NEWMARKET July meeting, 6 so, by
subscription, won by Sorcerer.
RoBERT RTTKS.
February 10th, 1907. 8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
Jan. 1st, 1907.
BOOK BINDING.

I y all is variety, is executed by the sub
scrber, at the Argus printing Office and
book store, with punctuaiity, neatncss and
dispatch, and in the most modern, improv-
ed and fashionable stile.
Printed Books bound III the most elegant
and substantialmanner,i an morocco and calf,
full gilt and lettered-also, in sheep gilt,
and plain.
RLANK Books of every description, rul-
ed To any pattern, and bound with the latest
improved spring and patent backs, and Rus
STA bands & parchment corners, which add
much TO the strength of the books and ease
and conveniency of the writer.
Orders from the country will be thank
fully received and punctualiy attended to as
above.-Old books rebound.
WILLTAM LoWNES.
Richmond, Feb. 16, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17

CHEs4ERFIELD covx4r CoURq, JUNE
9fh, 1906.
Lyle and M'Credie, Plaintiffs } In
Vs. -Chanee-
Samuel Farmer, Defendant, } rv.
THIS dav this cause came on to be heard
on the bill and exhibits; and the decree
niSi, heretofore entered up in this cause
having been returned executed. and the de-
PENDANT failing to appear and answer the
bill of the compliments, the court doth or
der and decree, that the defendant be fore
closed his equity of redemption; that the
conditional decree be confirmed, and that
Cornelius Buck, John Murchic, David Pat
teson and Charles Graves, or any two or
more of them, do sell atpublic auction, the
land and premises mentioned and described
in the compliments bill PRESERVING the
wife's right of dover therein( for ready mo-
ney, having first given three weeks previous
notice of the time and place of such sale
and from the proceeds thereof To paw unto
the compliments, the sum Of sixty two
pounds sixteen shiilngs and eight pence,
current money Of Virginia, with legal in
terest thereon TO be computed after the
rate Of six per centum per annum, from
the 22d day Of September, in the wear Of
Christ one thousand eight hundred and
three, until paid and also their costs by
them about their suit in this behalf cXpend-
ed and the over-plus, if any, return to the
defendant. And the said commissioners
are ordered 70 make report of their pro.
ceedings to court, under this decree, in or
der to a final decree.
Complainants' costs, 50 OF.
Copy, tcste,
Thomas Hatkins, OK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
Land g Negroes for Sale.

Rvvirtue Of a deed Of trust executed TO me nv
Il tn omas Randolph, 10 secure the payment Of
a debt due Isaac II. Coles, will sell, 20 the
highest bidder, fog ready money, on Thurs.
day tie 10Th day Of April next, a, Ch;uqrepin
Church. in Amelia, one hundred and ff'y aore-
of LAND. lying N hppoma;tox river, in the
county Of Amelia, being part of the land OH
which the said Chomos Randolph now rcsides,
and known by the name &c MoRvRNs. Also,
NINE NEGROES, viz Ned, Jesse, Kitty, a.
leXauder, Dandridee, Spencer. Sukey, Richard
and Caroline. so much Of the said property
as will DC sufficient to discharge the debt ment.
oned in The deed.
]. COLES, ".
March .. 1907. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
NOflCc,

a LII persons are forewaned from using.
or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent of the subscribers, who are alone au-
tnorsed to sell or appropriate the same.
forthc convenience of those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
to act Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratifedby us.
Samuel 1H'Cra70,
Pleasant You7ghus5qnd, 1T"Sfeess
Richmond, goth Feb 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
Fifty Dollars Re,uarlI


y UN away in January last. from the
~ subscriber, living IN Louisa county.
Virginia, negro man named MARTIN :.
he IS about six feet high, very sensible, like
~ and rather light coloured his hair is
rather long for negro when spoken TO
he looks man full in the face and Is
sprightly and pleasant in his address, has
a scar on the outside of one Of his feet. I he
lievc the right foot, extending from the toes
TO nearly opposite the hollow of the foot
he has good clothing and among other thiugs
a blue coating surtout coat ;he isa very good
tanner, currier and dresser Of leather has
been afflicted for some years with saint
Anthony's fire, complained Of a dimncss in
the sight Of his left eye. 1t is expected he
is gone TO tho north, but donot know what
course he has taken. It's also expected ne
viii obtain from some person testimonials
Of his freedom, change his name and endea-
vor to pass for freeman. If any person
VIII apprchend the said negro. conIinc him
in jail and give me information Of it. so
thatl get him again, ] will give tho above
reward, besides what tho law allows.
JAMES PoTNDExTFR.
Feb. Doth, 1907. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
LVAA TED

Want TED,
AN APPRENTICE to the Book Binding
business. a youth of respectable connec-
tions, who can come well recommended
none other need apply. WI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
Land for Sale.

p Y virtue Of deed of trust executed to
- me by William Tear, to secure the
payment Of debt due James Murphy and
company, viii SELL, TO the highest bid
der, for ready money, at Amherst court
house, OIL Saturday the 2Sth dav of March
Ee1it, tract OF LAND, lying in Amherst
County, on the branches of Naked creek,
within ono mile ofthc courthouse aforesaid,
containing 800 acres, being the tract on
which the said William Tear now resides,
and known by the name ofthc Tan-Yard-
being only interested as trustee, fer the
benefit of others, ] will only warrant the
title of the said tract OF land, as to myself
and those claiming under me.
JOHN HlGGINBOTHAM, Trustee.
Warminster, 18th Feb. 1907. 4w
"" IN consequence of an error in the
above advertisement, the word Tees being
taken for" Tear" the sale of the above
tract of land is postponed until Saturday
the eleventh day of April next, at which
time 1t will certainly take place.
John HggiHbotham.
March Q, 1907. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
TO KEN T.
: Imported Horse,
2 a u Z.


s. Isa beautiful sorrsl, fifteen hanas
sNs.-St a, three inches high, remarkable FOR
ms elegance, beauty, strength ani lue bons.
WiI stand the ensuing season a. ny Plantation
in Po~hatan county, on James river, three miles
above the Mannakin town ferry sud about the
same distance below Jude's ferry. TO cover mares
At twenty five dollats the season, but NAV liz.
discharged by the payment of eighteen dollars
if paid by the frs' day of November ucxt, with
Half 4 dollar 70 the groom Good aud extensive
pasrurage gratis, but liability for escapes or
other accidents. The season will commence on
the FIRST of March and end the first day of AN.
gust ncxt.
This beautiful horse PAU. WIS raised by the
Prince OF Wales. and got by his horse Saltr:,n,
who was got by O'KcIy's Eclipse, his dam, Viz
rago, by Snap. Pau's dam, Purity. was get by
Matchem, her dam, the Old Squirt maze, Of as
great fame rs any mare in the kingdom. Seve-
raj certificates OF Paul as = good and sure foaI
getter NAV be seen 1T his stand.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jr. Wildwood.
ieo. u, lec1. ept1Sap&wiIJ
b Mares may be fed 1T 2s. rer day iF the
money is cent with them III.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17

Pursuant to the foregoing advertisement,
the subscribers will proceed to sell the above
mentioned property on the day aforesaid,
precisely at / ! o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, on the premises, agrceably to the
terms therein specified.
PRCSSER * MONCURE, V. N.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
WANTED.

A DISCREET industrious Woman, as a
n c-keeper-one who can come re-
commended for her INTEGRITY, will meet
with liberal wages by applying at the EEL
Tavern. IF.
February 10Th 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
FOR SALE.
NY tract of Land,

In Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and a thousand acres, and
lying within two miles Of the courthouse,
and on both sides OF Fine creek Thistract
ofland would be sold entire, otherwise laid
oHin lots 70 suit purchasers. Any persons
inclinablc to purchase, it is expected will
FIRST view tic premises-any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
SAM. BAsKERvILLE.
Powhatau, Jan. 4th, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17

fCOrulrV lEVn IoUf.
OMITTED to the jail OF Prince
~ George county on the 26th dav of Au-
gust last. negro man who calls himself
JIM-says he formerly belonged to James
Binford, dec. of Henrico county, and hired
out the present year by Benjamin Binford,
a son of said James Binford. dec. to certain
Reuben George, also resident of Henrico
county. He is about 5 feet 2 or inches
high, of a dark complexion, has small
scar on the upper part of his breast, i'm
mediately under his chin--he says he left
Mr.. George sometime in July last--his
dress when committed was an Old blue broad
cloth coat, the balance consisted Of Virgil
MIA cotton pantaloons striped with black
cotton, and vest striped with copperas, and
"a black hat. The owner is requested to
come forward, pay expenses, and take him
away. BLANKS MOODY,
Reefaer oftAe Jail.
November 30th, 1906 I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17

%x& TICKETS in the Second
Class Of the William and May College Lo;,cD
arc for sale at this cfficcs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17

Nv virtue Of the above dccretaI order. the
land therein mentioned, will be Sold. ON
the premises, to the highest bidder. for
reody money, on Saturday, the 2sth Of
March next
Cornelius PRck.
JodH hIVrchie.
David Paffes5H.
FEB. 23d, 1907. -! ids