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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01
alerauorla Daiip 9nnartlser.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL /.
CoMMuNIcATIoN.

THE assetsapt which is now making. on
the part Of M. L t.lejohn, TO take The place
of Mr.. Lewis as cur representative &C.
congress. has induced many Of the free
holders TO Examine into he praprie,y nf
,naI part cf our stst-< constitution VIII. h
pr bits ministers Of the Gospel Of everv4
denomination, from being members Of the
general assembly. MIR Liti!sjohn is now
and has been for naoy years, a Methodist
miaistes / L is nol.p, etended that the con 1
tuition of the United Safes contains 81 .
milai declaration !; blt the quss ioa is, does.
not the restriction # the Virginia eossti.
tutoa embrace so JUST principle as 80 in
duce every Virginian at least sanction
Is application 70 every form of civil govern.
msns upon which he is called to act ?.There
is perhaps no enc principle which has been
more jas,ly cherished BY the AM rican sem
timent than the Que, thar religious and civil
concerns should be entirely separated from
each other religious tests and establish
men,s have therefore been abolished, and
whilst by this means vsIigious discords have
been banished from eur civil Institutions,
THE wise maxim OF our constitution ,hss
confirmed the blessing, by confuing the
zeal OF religious controversy to the pulpit.
If public sentiment does. not adopt and
apply the constitutional maxim Of Virginia
to the elections for the genera government,
see nothing that can save Us from the
mischiefs which have too fatally conyuIsei
the world, by placing the zeslo,s eff reli-
gioua opinion amongst cur law makers. #
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the back streets, and our troops were soon
considerably annoyed by people they could
not get at. The enemy commanded the
Castle 10 lbs same way, with the additional
advantage Of gun on the. top Of one ct
the churches, which consider an indellble
Stigma against the character OF the bishop,
not only from his situation, but the profes.
slons he made.
can easily conceive how the feelings of
general Berrsstord must, at this moment,
have been on The rack disappolnsedin his
list efforts to induce the enemy TO a gene
raj engagemensin the great square, his gals
liant hgtle army falling fast by shots from
invisible pessoas, agd she Gully alternative
which could present itseltto save the use.
less fusion ESQ much valuable blood, was
a flag Of truce, winch was hoisted at the
castle about O'Clock.
Ia az instant there was 10000. men in
the great seuare, pressing forward in the
most outrageous manner, TO get into the
fort, aud eya Fri 6 At eur met on the
rampant, So much So, that it was with
extreme difficulty The British trnops were
prevented ifem reveaging his insult. in-
deed the general was obliged TO tell the
Spanish oshScfs, that If their men did uos
retire in The course of one minute, he must
as the only measure Of safety haul down
the Tag ctiruce, and recammence hostiii.
ties, tins hrmness dad tbs desired effect,
anc he then sent his eendiiions TO the Spa
Dish general aud they were Instantly &C.
eeIed 30.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

vXNTHEREAS a sum of money has 0een
wv lately stolen amounting toupwards or
One Hundred and Seventy DoHars, and 1t Il
supposed by. some persoil OF color. One hun
dred and twenty dollars in ten and five dollar
bills. Of. the bank of Potomac, three or four
English guineas, and about two dollars In
small change in silk purse, with about fifty
dollars in silver All persons are requested
to stop any one of the above description, that
are not in the habit of having such sums of
monty Of their own, and give information at
the Printing office, where the above reward
will be paid On convcting the villain or VIII
lains and recovering tie property, or in pro.
portion for any part it, and 7aventy DoAars
SIR the thief or thieves without the property.
April !. dot
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TRANSLATION.
Eaiee of the Prince Regent Of Portugal.

|, The Prince Regent, make known to
all whom this edic, may come, tina, the
consultation being presented to me. which
| ordered to be made by nay ezchequsr
court, upon the space of tipe which ought
to be allowed of Franquia in all the por!s
of my. kingdom, to those vessels whe
might enter then, and request it with a
view only 70 commercial spe culations /; and
I wishing upon this particular to establish
fixed and invariable rule for all the Gus
som houses ip general, and to avoid any
doubts which may arise open the construc,
ton of the decree of the 9th September,
one thousand seven hundred and .f,rty.se.
ven II have thought fit TO determine ID
caofo nifty with nv royal resolution OF the
2oh September Of this year. aud which
was accepted BY the said consultation. to |.
wsrd the hensfting Of commsEce and en-
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T TO be continued.
RRTDGEpORT,s December IA,

Mr.. Seoa onlta, of Briageton, Me. ha-
wing removed a number Of apple trees, the
last spring, from the nursery, in order to be
gsil an ofsnarti, Aotnlng appeared extraordi-
nary IN them out one, whic.. lii natural order
oiossonaei aad oere handsome faic apples
Soon after fresh blossoms appeared on the
tree, producing III Ike manner, young ap-
pies, ana SO it mas continued blossoming and
beailag appies5 Til tne 9Th day Of tho present
month, DISC. wnen the bloom appeared as
tresA and as far as IN the spring. there arc
several people that can testify that they have
seen ripe truit some. half grown and others in
dlaerent stages OF grown, and the tree in
BLOSSOM at the same time
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+ Q u N D,

On. Monday night, near the Bank of Alexa:
dria,
"A light colored Coat and a res
Pocket ook.-The owner may lave them g.
gain by applying to the PRINTER and paying
for this advertisement.
April |. s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01
To Rent.

r WILL RENTthe three story brick-house
i with all the back buildings attached there
to, On King and Patrick streets, formerly
occupied by Darcy Darcy as tavern-For
terms applyto ,u
VIM. ~ Mills.
March II, eotf
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WASHINGTON CITY, March 80.


Louis FoRMoN, Esq. is appointed COM
merclsl agent for the isiani of Guadaloupe
Information from Fort Ma5sac, dated j.
nuary "a, 1907, states the arrest and exami-
nation OF two boats, which were bound up tie
Mississippi to St. Genevieye Jar Lead. 1t
appears that they were each to bring two loads
to the mouth Of Cash river, thirty miles be-
low Fort NIassac, there to be put on board an
Orleans Hat and sent down theriver. Two
OF the witnesses declared that they understood
the lead was for, the pubic. The testimony
was considered too vague for a prosecution J;
but as the owner OF the boats was deeply in,
VOWED In debt, and executions to a,consider-
aole amount were, In the sheriff hands, the
sheriff immediately levied on the property,
and the crew abandoned the boats.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01

Captain Spepser, of the ship Grace, ar.
rived at New York, informs, thas :, Or
ders from England were received al. De.
merara, prohibiting, without reserve, the
landing of any goods in American, bottoms,
excepting fish, aeur and lumber aud also
prohibiting absolutely the sxpsrla ion of
sugar and coffee. Repeated remens.raoc
es were made. against this order by the
planters and merchants, and every effort
made 10 obtain permits to chip sugar. .asd
coffee. but refused 90 the gtouDd hat the
governor had BOT right without permission
from hons. Markets were elusssd with
American produce"
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city of Lisbon, thar the vessels which may
enter the aforesaid porss can remsin .osre
under tranquia tol the term Of ten days
without extension; observing as 1t respects
foriuitous cases the same winch IS practls~4
cd in the custom house of Lisbon, aud
according 10 what's expressed 10 is laws
but having all possible care that there shall
be NO abuse or clandesslne sa ESQ the,de-
frauding Of my royal duties by which
order the tribunal Of th= D. sc mbargo de
Pace; presidert Of my royal treasury.
council board and ulsramar; royal board
Of comu,erce, fabrics and Navigation, and
to all other mag sslales, and to all oiher
persons whatever, 10 whom the kocwlgdge
Of this nay bslong, thai hey luih il, and 4
make it be entirely complied wilh wi'a-
OUT execution being suspended IN .eonses
,quence Of any laws, ,regmeEs, or any 90
Their disposition whatever 10 he contrary.
all laws which nilitate with this being IN,
.nuled 10 as.fula naaan 8 IS if ,hey were
expressly mentioned m The body ct this
decree; notwithstanding any ordinance &c
the contrary, although 1t should continue il
force longer than a year. Aud Docter
MaGoel Nicolao Esteyes Eegfao, chief
Judge Of The ceur. and ad chancellor Of
the kingdom, shall have il published 10 the
chaocelof's office, and registered in he
competent books, reni,sing he original 10
the Tower de Fombo, Palace Of 4Mussa,
18th Of Nov 1906.
PRINCE
Receipt for composition in irritation az
Portland Stonc
I axe three pecks Of cGsan washed pis
or river sand perfectly. dry, one and hall
pecks of whiting and oGe pound of pew
dered lifhargs, form sseqa lnso putty b.
adding one 8: Hon Iioseed oil apd. oae qusT>
ufpentine SPIRITS which after being well
wrought or, kaeaded NAY be formed int
shapes or used for water proof stuccoipg
il TO be nsed for water psoef add to the
above quantity ten qaarss Of drying liz
S ed oil, ard che gallon sul eeutipe sliris.
but mere CT. less oifor. spirits may be used
al the discretion Of ,bs workman TO 1n2ke
,he compesilloa Of he eons;s encs OF paint.
A plsisterng coat 81 the 4ucco. or two
coats Of the pain,. '.ls averrsd possess the
properly OF efec,ualIy pres so,iug aamps
and wet from penetrating vs.is.
-. No degree Of VII and learning, no
progress in commerce, 10 advances in the
knowledge Of Nature, OF IN embellishments
of art, can ever thoroughly TIME that savage
the natural human heart, without rei;gjoa.~
TIE arts of social life nay give a sweetF1ess
to the manners and language, AID induce, In
some degree, love Of iussice, rnth, anc,
humanity but attainmente derived from such
inferior causes are no more than the sem
olanee and the shadow of the qualities derived
from pure Christianity
43anneh Aloors
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these fears are considered now as vain.
and the pride of modern lrreligion con-
ceives itself Superior TO the dangers of re-
lIglous iauaticism, les il be considered that
we are young people, who are about tix-
ing principles for future generations, aud
that these principles ought 10 be such as
may resist the torce of the silently under.
mialng efforts, or the open and bold at
temPts TO snbvert our present happy sta,e
Of religious freedom.
independent OF she consideration Of its
being great object Of national concern
that ministers aN Ct The gospel should be keps
from intermeddling with poll,ical affairs, at
least 10 the character Of law makers, there
appears to my nlud SO gfea an impropri.
ETY. IN Christian minister's ABANDONING
the care OF his aoek for the mad consen.
tons Of political parties, that am sorry
man OF Mr.. Littlsjohn's grserally correct
character. as minister of the gospel, has
set the example. Where let me ask, ought
such an Que to seek for a model of cen.
duct! Where but in the life of his Divine
- 4.
Master. HIS Office is peculiarly to spes1
p ace to troubled consciences; TO sill the
mad passions OF the human breast; and
with the balm Of heavenly cemfor, 10
smooth ne SOULS passage to the regions
OF eternal day. His Blessed Master trou
Diea himself no farther with political con
Germs than 70 render unrn Cesar the things
sha' are Cesars. In urging he repentance
OF tEls sihaer. and the conversion Of the
uaaeheveF:6 in esforeing the srus worship
81 GoG; aud the serious laDors for an h p
hy i@mortality, the time Of our Bea
osvior, on earth, was wholly occup ed. .
ara shall the man who processes to have
taken up he crass TO follow him; the man
Woo, dressed in the meek mani Of he
g'sPei OF peace, calls upon his hearers 20
Vew aim as the representative of This Hea
veny teacher; shs! he shandon this sa
cred work 70 spread the. consuming &c Of
political dlseeEd in the land, aud sorsu
MS own breast with It's destructive hea!
snail he leave the faiatipg soul, the parting
spirit, the troubled conscience, that was
Used 10 ask advice, receive cagpforl and
pr pave for Heaven, uoder. his cares, his
prayers and his ptecepts, to lauguish in
de par whilst nadening With the rage Of
party contests, he turns his back, perhaps
forever, on these sacred duies. The folly
or impFoprlety OF sush conduct in one mi
MISTER can only be equal!sd by the eager
aeat WI which one of ano her denomina
ton OF Christians has espeused MS Gauss.
Knowing the fixed enmisy that reigus IN
the breasts of these divided secs, may
taere not bea secret pleasure. felt 10 argiog
an opponent to an act ef indiscretion. But
i! such madness should seize The shepherd
oughtnos his deserted flock mildly to ad )
monish bJlm Of his falling If, and endeavor
to recall him to themselves and his G I'd
by he hrm bat gentle declaration, that he.
stall not hags item: then will they perform,
scored dut. society will thank them for II;
when he mad passions Of the day are past;
he himself will ,hank them and pern.t
cious example will act exist to raise Sigh
10 the. breast Of
"A REAL CHRISTIAN.
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LOUIS FoRMoN, Esq. is appointed COM
merclal agent for the island of Guadalupe.
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"A REAL, Christian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
JOHN ALCOCK

INFORMS ne has just received in addition "a nj,
former stock, general ass r,ment Of Hard,
ware. and Cutlery. amongst which are The fol-
lowing articlss-Cross Cut and Mil Saws 7 on.
don Spring, Casteel and German Hand ard Pan.
nell Saws Dovetae Sash, Compass AMI Ten.
non Saws, Bow Saws with aud withcu, frxmes
Brass and Iron Chambe, -door Locks. Pras, md
Iron De k. Bookcase. Drawer and Ches, Locks.
Spring Latches, Japsnd and Polished Iron
Thumb Matches. Bass Butts. Cast Iron do III.
Hinges, Cssteel and Common Plane Irons. Brass
Mounted Squares and Bowels, Brass Mounting
tor Cabinet Furniture, Curtain Knobs aud Vinss.
Brass Eseuteheon Pins, BRASS Nails, prass Di.
viders, Candle Sand Ke,ohes, Bell C,ank.
Brass ard iron Candles,ioks eel.netsi Kettles
and Spice Moitars, s,ass Cocks a.t Horse
fleans, Bass Iakttas65 with In.t~rnent,.
Hooks and Eyes. pun Screws, S.ec:ao,s and
Spectacle Cases, Spring Isncct,, Kn;ves and
Forks. Ivory Handle Tables ard De.er,.. Cas-
tiers, Table Balls. Table and Tea spoons. Ssrew
Drivers, Bed Screa's, Carpenters Hammers and
Pinchers, Shoe Pinche.3 ami Knives. Smuggling
Ha ehets, Brick and Pls,.,er,ng rrawsla. lIYaw-
lng KNIVES. CooIer's Axes, Ia &c assortment OF
Files and Rasps, Gic,bets assorted. Homes and
Oi' Stones, Razors ard razor Cases. Watch
Seals, Keys and Chains Steel Knitting pins
Screwplates different sizes. B.ace and Bits.
Combs, Ivory, h IN, ami Iron with ard wi hout
! Cases. Hames unpla cd, Do. Plated Hooks and
IleS' DO rated al! over, PLACED Bride Bits
| assorted, PA ed Moulding, Silver Moun,ed
Whips PLACED Cmrbs, few elegant Fowling
Pieces, Powder Horns. Powder Tasks Japand
| Copper and HON >ho, Bts Cut aud Wrought
Nails Wrought Brads of all sizes, . d. 8 DIV.
and dy Nails Saddler's Tacks of all sizes.
y SO large quantity Of well assorted Bar Iron.
S'ee OF diiieren: qualities, Wue Meal, Wheat.
and Lime Sleeves. Any OF the abrve q. ticles will
DC 500 at tire most reduced prcss
| II
W in III same House al ,inirg the Fie Insur.
/ ahoe oHire, whe'e have on hand large guam.
my OF elegant and well made Furrituie Auv
, person wishing % purchase, will thank hem
10 CALI and hatier myself they will have no yea.
son TO ind tsul, Of the prices nor oualny. for
warrant my work to be ef gosd materials and
well exeeuied. and hope from my knowledge
ana a"sidu5y to business, TO gam pub &c pa ,o n.
! age. Also Keeps on hand best quality Windsor
| Chairs
All of the above goods will be sold low.
Richmond August 10th 1907. 6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
SIR. S4'sfRnH HooDRs1.

rs you not an inhabitants of
this State, and have no agent known to me, you
viii take notice, that on the 18th of next month
l shall at the stor. house of Messrs. Carter and
Booker. OF Prince Edward county, and state of
Virginia; proceed to take the deposition of
James Ming aud Others, on the 18Th of next
month, at the house of Peter Francisco of
buckingham ccnr,y and state of Virginia, the
deposition of Joel Watkins ard Others on the
second and ihiId days of October next, at the
house OF Robert Porter. Of Wythe county and
state OF Virginia. the deposition of .aid Rober,
Porter and otheTs, and on the G9th aud SO.h of
October next, q, the house of Edward Trabue,
OF Bourbon county and state Of Kentucky, 10
'ase tie deposition OF Robert TrabuS and others
&c read as evidence in i suit in chancery now
depending in the county Court of p. ince Edward
and state ofVnginia in which you are complain.
ant aid l am defendant.
ANDREW PORTER.
Prince Edward county. Aug. z, 1907. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
Tnl SvsseiIsia OFFERS sos SAIi,
A Valuable Plantation,

In the lower part of The county of Middlesex,
and was formerly the properly Of the late CO..
VIM. Churchill, dec.-lt contains 200 acres,
and is beau fully situated on the river Pianke.
tank about hve miles from its mouth about
oae fourth OF this Land is cleared. the residue
IS covered with a valuable g,owth of pine and
oak timber, and the soil is as good as any in
that part OF the country. II enjoys the advsn-
'sge OF an excellent spring near The House. and
Tie finest Fish. Oysters and wild Fowl. MAJ be
mad in the greatest abundance IN their respec-
i've seasons. The improvements on this land
are inconsiderable, in consequence of its being
Tor mSny years past in the hands OF tenarts.
Young Negroes will be taken III part, or for the
whole OF che purchase. ana a good and suficien,
;i'ie will BIS made the purchaser, and possession
given on or before the GIst Of January next
For terms, apply to Joseph Carter. jr. near
Chown'ns's Ferry, in the county of Lancaster.
1t the said land is not disposed of before the 4th
Monday in October next, il will then be Offered
at public auction, TO the highest bidder in Ur-
| hanna.
| JURIAH HARRIS.
| August S 1907. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
FOR SALE.

n AZ LANDS in Cumberland county, lying
IF1 on Appomat,ox river. joining The lands of
@essrs. William d George Skipwi,h this land
rs equal if net superior 20 any land in Csmoer
and comfy, off James river. il contains SOY
acres. one half of which is covered with Sne
timber OF every description There is OH this land
decen, dwelling hou,e. and between four and
Ave hundred bea'ins apple rees of choice fruit
One thnd of the money will be expected when a
title is made the other .wo thirds may be divided
into wo annual pa meats. Mr. Jeiman Baker
or MIR William Skipwi,h will shew the land to
any person wishing 10 become purchaser.
FRANCIS EPfES.
Chc-'e rfeld, Tune g. 1907. RIO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
Ien DoNars Re7vnrd.

= UN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
A the 18th of April, Negro Man JOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
which eloped on the 18th of June. The
man is bright mulatto, about % years of
age, straight and well built, and has very
brisk walk, and is a very handy, sensible
tellow-abcut 5 feet, 6 or 10 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person would take her to be a slave-She
has blue eyes and straight sandy colored
hair, and if her skin was well kept, she
would be taken for white woman-her,
right forefnger is off at the first Joint, and
has large scar OH her left arm, OCCASION
ed by burn, and has very brisk walk,
about 2Oyears of age, and had on when she
went away, white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will get together, change their names,
and pass as free people. Any person that
will deliver them to the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
Jail, so that get them again, shall receivy
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES
June 10, 1907.
n. B. / forewarnsall owners or masters
of vessels from carrying them Of.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
FOh RENT,

a ND possession given on the
1 n LIST day of Oct. three large and convenient
Rooms. fronting the streer. in the upper part OF
he hou,e az present occupied By Carrier Page,
Esq. These rooms are well caicuIa ed for officr S
and may be had on reasonable terms
Also the cellar under he store OF ]. w. Den
mis- & Co. which has lately been fitted up as 2
store and is rendered move comfortable than usu.
al. there being good plank floor. For terms
apply to BENJAMIN. Dennis
Richmond. August 2Oth 1907. ,e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
To RENT,
TOR TEsM OF YEARS, OR ONE rsAR,
VALUABLE FARM

TX TIC upper end Of Hanover county. and :,
prcsru, III the occupancy of John Hay. Esq.
containing $50 acres There arc perhaps few
uads ct and that c, nbinC more advantages Than
this. is well adap cd 10 he Gu ,va,on Of corn,
wheat Z: tobacco has a fulIpr oporuon Of the
FIST qualiy meadow land upon It. & lies within
SO nii'es Of he city e Richmond. The uncom-
mon heal hincss of the SITUATION. the nature Of
the soil, the happy rrnportiou of wood. arabic
and g'as, lanls together with its vicinity 70 the
best market Ia the county. all serve TO render
j: worthy he attention of any industrious far.
rer " ho may wish 20 se',Ie himself in Tins way
for lie. as it NAV be Obtained for any term of
years. The buildings sufficient for he ac-
commcda;ion OF . small family. and for all pan.
tation pu'poaes The premises will be shewn
bs the present occupant, and the terms made
l'nown upon application TO the subscribar rcsid
ING the county Of Orange
BABNEY MINOR.
Juy l0a, 1907. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
FOR SALE,

HAT most beautiful and healthy situation
Il known by the name OF HhLLSYORCUH.
or HALLS STORE. lying on the Backing
ham road, seventeen miles above Manchester
Also another valuable TRACT CF LAND
in the lower end of Powhatan county, Contain
ing two hundred &c es more or less Wi h good
improvements, and there Is no doubt Cf great
quantity of COAL being OIL this land
The subscriber will give gsest bargain in
the said lands, as he wishes to move 10 the Wes-
tern country. For terms apply to
2ACH'H HALL
August IS h 1907 ,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
FOR SALE,

II public auction, on he l5;h day of Sept
mex tina vlihab,e seat known by the name
Of WHITE n ALL, in Gooch!and ccruty. the
residence OF Col John Payne Ia HIS lifetime To
eu'er a minute description vi tins sea, weu;d
be superhusas, as 1t l. suCpo ed ne person viii
purchase without Frat viewing the premises;
suffice tito say it c"Htains go alrcs OF GOOD
/. Nd. The dwelling house is spacious and
segan,. with suJ &c excellent and convenient
Out buildings. ensive and productive APPLE
ORCHAKDS, &c The terms of sale will be
one third in TWO years, the other tUo thirds in
ao,ual paymeu S, next succeeding the first
Bord WIN eracnal uriy will be required for
tire hrst payment, and u de>d OF trust on the
land - secule the two last
q, the same time will be SOLD. the STOCK
Of :NrrLG. &c &c together with sundry ar
,io'es of HOUSHOLD AMI KITCHEN FUR.
NiTuRE, on i dir OF IL months; boud and
security will be required.
SMITH PAYNE, One Of IRE Es',sof
JonN PAYNC Dec.
and TIE on!y dotirG Executor u
Ro: PAYsE, Dec.
1"y 3lst, 1907 ids
n. B The land will be shcwn by air. GeoIgs
w PAYNE vnn lives cont guous thereto