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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
-Four Dollars Per Anaum-paid in Adv4zne.I

BUcKINoaAM CoUNTr, JHUARr CoURr,
1907.
Archibald Austin, plaintiff =
against ,
Charles Matthews, Walter Irvine, ?
John Irvine, and Samuel Brans-
ford, defendants :
ON the motion of the plaintiff, and it APP
~ nearing to the satisfaction OF the court,
that the defendant Matthews has removed
himself without the jurisdiction ofthis court
toparts unknown, 1t is ordered and decreed,
that unless he shall appear here on or be-
fore May court next and answer the bill of
the plaintiff, the court will then proceed
TO take the same for confessed as tn him,
and decree the matter thereof accordingly !;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the
city of Richmond, for two months success
sivelyy, and another copy be posted up at the
front door ofthe courthouse of this county.
A copy, Teste,
RoLFE ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20

UOICHNIdIIIS, } c
THE defendant Pattman, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given securi-
ty according to an act OF the General AS
sembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an inhabitant ofthis state on
the motion of the complainant by his c,un-
sci, lie as ordered, that the said defendant
Pattman, do appear here on the first day of
March court next, and answer the COM
plainant's billiard that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some one of the
public newspapers printed in the city of
Richmond, for two months successfully, &
also posted at the front door of the court
house ofthis county.
A copy, teste,
Renint1in IIntLins n e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20
r.. ELDRIDCE, Jr. D. {
BUcKINCHAM COUNTY, FERRUARr COUR7
1907.
Abraham Chandler,


Abraham Chandler, complainant.0
Us.
John Clarke and Nancy his wife, late
Nancy Williamson, Doctor Lenton
Byrd and Susanna his wife, late SUI
sauna Williamson, John Griffin and
Sally his wife, late Sally Williamson, :
Peterson rheat and Elizabeth his =
wife, late Elizabeth Williamson, Pc =
ter Williamson, Patscy Williamson, =
William Williamson, Polly Wilt s
amson, and William Williamson son 2
of Charles Williamson, decd. who :
was the son of Micaiah Williamson,
decd. which said Nancy, Susanna,
Sally, Elizabeth, Peter, Patsey, Will
liam and Polly, are the children and
legal representatives of Micajah
Williamson, decd. defendants
ON hearing the compliments bill, and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendants are not inhabit-
ants of this com monwealth: IL is ordered
and decreed, that unless the said defend
ants shall appear here on or before May
term next and answer the bill of the COM
plainant, the same will then be taken for
confessed, and the matter thereof decrecd
accordingly; and that a copy of this order
, be forthwith published in some newspaper
of the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessively, and another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county.
A copy, Teste,
Il. ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-20

ON the motion of the plaintsf by lis
~ counsel, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, that the defendant
Conner is not an inhabitant of this state,
II Is ordered and dccreed, that unless he
shall appear here on or before May court
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff,
the court will then proceed TO take the same
for confessed as to him, and decree the mat
ter thereof accordingly; and that a copy
of this order he forthwith published in some
newspaper of the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and another copy be
posted at the front door of the courthouse
OF this county. A copy, Teste,
r ELDRIDGR, Jr. ID. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, MAY S. 1907
FOR SALE

= HAT valuable fract of LAND, whereon Col.
Peter Perkins formerly lived. in the county of
rttiyivania, OH Dan river, adjoining the Sauraw
own Lands, equal in quality il not hyperion to any
Lands in that part of the country. The above Tract,
onts'ns upwards OF one hou!and acres, about three
hundred acres of which, is low grounds, nor fubiea
10 overlooking; rhe high Land is we'll tinbrred and
produces good corn, wheat and tobacco and lie. level
oh inc above Land there is good dwelling houfe &
other neeeary houfes fulIicen for the accomuodat;
on OF genteei fanly.-ALso, good apple & peach
orehard' OF ehnieeit fruit fhe itua,ion is very hand
,ofne' and not above twenty-five miles from Lynch
burg where the Petersburg price for tobacco can ce.
neraily be ohtaped The fubferiber will fell erea,
bargain IN the above Land, for cath. or part cam.
she balance on credit accommodating to the purcha
ieT further deicrpton is .hough unneceary, as i,
s.iuPp'ied 'hoie who with to purchafe, would firft
view the Land, &c. The above Lands will be ihewn
oy 1ne Subleriber on the premfes, or in his abfence
oy fn,iP Jenkins, Elq. who lives adjoining PoiIsfIi-
on WIN DC given in oaober next, and the purchafer
gan De iurniihed with Rock OF srydecrption; ALTO
corn, Fork, &c. at moderate prices. N. PERKINS.
May. 1. a.,
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lVoLuME 3.

near enough to the objeGt of his fearcb, ne
! THROWS loop round his wait, faftens it to his
iaddle and gallops OF with the prifoner. In
tins way alto they tranfport their prifoners, and
dfag them through the rivers they have TO crofs.
All the outpofts.are formed chiefly of the CO.
zaeks. They are confantly upon the look OUT,
and cut confpicUous figure in NirmifTes.
heir delight in blood and love of booty form
me man-ipring of all their aetions,> and the
CoZack ieldom hefitates to attack friend or foe
1t he fees the probability of plumber. They
are armed with long lance, gun, a brace of
pistols, ard fword, fou.e,hing in the lhape of
iurk'th fabre. Though i'm their military APP
Pearance they preferve certain degree of mi
fornlty, fill as their dreis is according TO their
fancy or means, the icene, whenever they
march in body is truly grotefque and vare-
gated. Their horfes which are 70 diminutivc
and apparently weak that they feem more call.
chiated to be carried than to carry, are a race
altogether anomalous, for whether fed luxuri-
gully or fparingy, they maintain invariably the
lame n'egardly appearance, and, like the Ruff
nan toidier, can exit almof upon nothing.
The Cozacks are allowed to prefrrve their own
government, and they in return ftipula,e TO
turniih the Emp,.,r at their own expence,
with whatever number of men he may require,
on toe condition of being allowed TO make boo
~ !--SuCh ~ their thrift for war AS the means
OF PIunder, that when the number required is
inconhderahte, 10 that they NUT caG lots who
mould go, ferrous quarrel is generally the con.
itquence of not being Included in thr number.
he that turns home without booty, or has not
been IN action, is viewed by the women in a
deip'iabe light 70 that their manners and
mode OF living all tend to make therna terror
10 the peaceful and the helpless, and the mott
ueHructiVe warriors that can be let loofr upon
CIVILIZED people, as death and delolation follow
IN their train, and every thing that is valuable
they remove or defroy. They even think it
charity to kill their own comrades, when
wounded Paf recovery. or likely to fall into
the hands Cf the enemy. They difperfs in
iuch fmall parties that it is alm0ft impeiiible
to top their incuriions, aud for this reafon they
are the mott dangerous fet of men that en-
ter an hottie country. Nor are they lefs 70 to
a routed enemy for, though they do not fight
IN The line, they are the 6rt in purfuit of him,
and the laf in deffing from it.. Their feats in
Poland, in Turkey, and in Italy, under the
command Of Suwarrow, will not fooa be for
gotten.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Rurfuant to decree of the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry, for the Richmond Diltritt, in a iuit derend-
ing in that Court, between John Pierce furyiv-
ing truhee of Samuel Beae, deceafed, Plaintiff.
and William Mofey, Defendant, will be expoGed
90 fale, on the Preniles, for ready money, on the
hrit Monday in June next, it being the fra day OF
the faid month of June -
a Certain TRACT or parcel of LAND, living
I \ and being in Halifax county, in the Aate Of
Virginia, upon Staunton river, containing, by ema
fion, feven hundred and twenty five acres, be the
fame more or lefs. This Tract of Land, was fold by
Samuel Beale, on the Sch day of July, 1891, to the
fad William Mofely, and by faid William, Molely,
was conveyed by ndenture IF mortgage, bearing
date the 2od day Of June 1875, to Robert Andrews
and John Pierce, aching trutees of Samuel Beale,
then deeeafed to fecure the fums inthe faid inden
ture fpecfed, which indepture is daily recorded a..
mongt the records Of the Court Of the faid county OF
Halifax. At the fame time and place, will be fold,
for cath, fueh of the negroes taiio included in iad
nortsage) as can then be produced. The fale will
be made purfuant to iaid decree to ra the balanc.
due on the mortgage, the CO.'S OF luit and the expen-
ses attending the execution OF isid decree.
HENRY Z. COLEMAN, I
ROBERT CAMPBELL,s Commit
ISAAC H. COLES, oaerJ
JAMES EASTMAN,
ZpyH2s. tdr
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JOHN lie TELLER,
ID e " TIST,
AT THE EAGLE TAVERN

.Ai THE EAGLE TAVERN:
q efFERS his iervices to the inhabitants of Rich.
y. mond in the various branches OF bis protection
e. in reioring the TErru to their natural elegance
Mlh'cs inJuring their enamel, by cleaning them
rom mat corrective fubaance called Tartar which
a'neres TO them, it being of yellow or black an.
pearanee, producing seurvy, eaufng an oGenGve
breath decaying of the teeth, or waiting of the
Gums and honey proeeis of the Jaw It'll they drop
Perlons unto whom nature has denied the fa,;,fac-
ton OF iaitiug natural Teeth, may have their lof,
implied by artificial ONES fst with fsoh ncetv and
beauty that they cannot be diainguhed from na,ur.
al and OF materials that will NOT change to an nm
natural colour Hollow ones he plugs, 70 as to pre-
vent them from being painful, or further deeayinp
lot many years, and reiniates thofe with the Gums
that are much Deprecated by careleslef or corrodng
nieacines Lkewife extracts ch as are too far zone
lave IN which operation he makes ufe ofb, Po,,,
f,psadf1Ia, E~f'asiqg IgG,ument,, which take the
TEEN out without any pobility of fraSrrinp the lev
OF pruihh2 the gums, and with much lels pain than
the inifrnnlens that are in general ued by Surgeons
~ He 10, DENTRZFICE Of yery laee,io, ona.
my, 7'Sie1 De b15 Aafety prepared and far Iaie.
hole who with to be waited on at their reGdence
6y directing line or fervaut to Mr. LIE Teller, will
be attended to.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
THOMAS LIE sERvILLE.
PROFESSOR or DAMcLMl

100 bS SOR OF BANGING,
- ESPLCTFUI.LY informs the families Of the
~ city OF Richmond, that he propofes 10 open a
"a. SCHOOL, in the Ball Room of the Hay
Market Garden, to commence on the 18Th Nf,v ,nd
Continue for three days in each month, from 10
CLOCK in the forenoon, until in the afternoon each
Gay; during which hours, it is aipulated with the Pro-
Pretor OF the Garden, that the room will be exempt
from the intruon of virors others than fuch as NAV
DE invited. the respectable attefa,ions of the quail
hea'ons OF Mr. s. for the undertaking, and the gene
appreciation of the Schools in which he has taught
,eSerai years Patt, in various parts of this fate
ne tatters himfef will entitle him TO the a,tent;on ~
,ueh families in this city and neighborhood, as NAV
nave young Gentlemen and Ladies of proper age for
tuition. Terms may be known, application to the
lin. No, A.aus"-
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JUBILEE AT IAMES.TowNI

AVlNC uhderltood that meeting at this place
iii eonmemoraion Of its being the fecepd een,eGm,l
Anniversary of the landing Of our forefa,bers on
thefe ihores of libertyand being induced to ,b;nL
that the glow Of patriotic feeling, naturally excited
on intereiling an location, may induce VERY mn
merous aiIemblsge Of perGoDs--I have thouobt ,bs,
might render an acceptable fervice to mS fellow
ei;izens by making feme arrangements for their ac
eommodation. Notice, then, is hereby given, tina,
every preparation for the convenience Of the meet.
ing winch the ffortnei' Of the interval, may per-
init, will be made by
WILLIAM P. HARRIS.
May1 a.,
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WILL BE SOLD

AT Public Auction, on the premires, on Thurrsav III.
7th day of May next if far, if not the next fair dav
thereafter,
a VALUABLE traa of LAND, containing
of the county Of Iouifa, wherein Thomas Wan nov
refides, and adjoining the lands of Mefrs lohn s.
Smith, Jofeph Eggleaon and H. Dickenion.
Six Months credit will be allowed tine purchafer
on his giving note negotiable in the Bank of yiro
MIA with an approved endorfr or endorfers and DEED
of trut on the property lecure the payment of ad
Note.
TAYLOR AND BROWN,
Truftees for the Creditors of Mr. Geo. Cr,snho;r
April IL. tdf,
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w SIZING TON TAVE RN.

HDEN e MOORE have taken the WASH
" INGToN TAVERN, adjoining the Capi;e.
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. AT
comfortable expenee they have provided then,leves
with excellent accommodations for their friends. and
invite theirs and the public patronage They are
determined to keep good table and as gerteel an
inn as any in Richmond.-Furnhed ROOMS, ad-
joining the Tavern, and every neceiIary attendance,
for families travellng-Both the Co-par,ners la
wing been we-verfed in this buineis, fatter them
feves with the expectation of rendering general fats-
faction.
Richmond, February II. Gf
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TRANSLATED FOR THE MERCANTILE tpyrz-
TISER.
SlXTY-FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

OFercae, Cd MARCH,: 1907.
Inc city OF Ebng furnithed great refources
10 inc army. There was found in it great
quantity of wine and brandy. The country of
the lower Vifula is very fertile.
The Ambaifadors of Conftantinon,e and oe
Warfaw. "pp'pNen
After the battle of FyIau the Emperor ,aG.
ca every day feveral hours on the field of battle
horrld fPectable, but duty rendered il necec
iary. 1t required much labour to bury all the
dead. great number of bodies. of RnGi,o
officers were found with their decoratinns
1t appears there was among them Prince
NePnIn. Forty-eight hours after the battle.
more than 500 wounded Ruifians remained on
the ground that they had not been able TO car
ry on. Brandy and brea3 was brought them.
aug they were fuccsiHvely transported to the
hofpitaIs, WV
Let one figure to himce!f upon the furfsce of
aIquare league Q or 10000 dead bodies, 4 or
5000 horfes lain, lines of RuiIian knapf,eke.
pieces OF muiketS and fwords, the Garth CO.
vered with Bullets--Obus's munitions. o.
pieces OF cannon, near which were the bcdiea
OF the conductors killed at the moment thew
were making efforts TO drag them off. ali
which appeared more forcibly upon a ground
OF NOVA tPectacle calculated to infoire
of war.
The 5000 that we bad wounded have bes,
all filed of or fent to Thorn and our Horpital,
on the lett bank of the VifuIa upon 0eiebs.
ne inrgeoDs have remarked with furnrife thar
inc fatigne OF this conveyance has not Injured
the wounded.
Here are Tome details of the battle of Braunf-
berg. Gener Dupont marched againn the
e"e"y vi TWO columns. General Brayare, who
Non manded the right column, met the enemy
dt Ndgern' ana forced him in the river, which
runs ~ 'front.' OF this village. The left column
Puined the enemy upon Villenberg, and the
whoie OF the divthoD did not delay falIyine out
OF the wood. The enemy driven from his firf
postion, was obliged to fall back upon the river
whlcn covers the city of Braunfberg at fri
ne rood brm, but Gen. Dupont marched no to
blm-oVerfet him by brk charge, and enter
ed with him into the city, which was arewed
with the Rullian dead.
The 9th of light infantry, the sgd, and the
9th OF the lice, which competed this dviGon.
bave hgnaifed themlelyes. Generals Barrois.
Lahoreiidye, Colonel Semele of the 9th of the
liDe-Colonel Meunier of the 9Th of light infan-
try-The Chief of Battalion Bouge OF the sad
OF the line, and the chief of fquadron Hublnet
OF the 9th OF Huf1ars, have merited particular
eulogiums.
Since the arrival Of the French army on the
Viltula we have taken from the Runians in the
affairs of Pnltuik and of GoIymin 80 pieces of
cannon, at the battle of Bergfreid pieces AZ
the retreat of D'AlleRfeen pieces . At the
battle of Deepen 10 pieces, at the battle of
Holt 2 pieces at the battle of Eylau "a Die
ces; at the battle of Braunfberg 8 pieces at
the battle of ORroIenka pieces, total I7s
pieces of cannon.
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MOTLHR-


In PasG,snee efa DEED Of Traf, bearing date tie All
Day Of AEggg, lSo6-IffzVtsn Iudyszr Le7pir, of
he county IF Efoatgome,y, Of tie Gra part. James
Gream, Of he City sF Rie5mosd, Ilsrebaaf Of tie
teond part, and myfjf gfbe tGi,d part, Lfxty dr,s
IsVi1g expired, fiOm tie 18th day Of FsL,4sy, 1907
LsaN esp9S, CARTE TO Be expgfld 10 E,le fer reaay
merry, at PUBIC dUc7Ioy, at the Eagle Tavern
IN bs city Of RiebmozS -
nNE TRACT Of LAND, in the county of Ken
~ awha, called Lews's Sal, Rock now under
3eafe To Abraham Trigg, and the patented land in
Guiding the fame, under the name of the SaGtfras
Byttom; and alto two TRACTS of LAND, in
the county Of Bo;etourt Bd,k-ersek, which emp
Tics itfeif into Roaneke river containing about five
hundred acres, and purehaled by the laid Andrew
Lewis, One from John Frsnus, and the other from
Abraham Piclemore; of which, 10 a Va.
Unable GriR Mil and alto one half of the Copppr
mine Tract Of Land, 10 the county Of Montgomery,
the wet fork of tue Little river, Known BIZ lie
name Of Shelton's Coppermine; AID afo, one T'rae
OF Lad, in tile county OF Alhcrniale, coriaiu,rg
Ebout one hundred and th.riy-Eve AGREE, formerly
the property of David Wade for the purpofe OF
rafting fun of money, IDiiicsnt to ddcbargc aud
pay the f8id James Beam, the fun Of four i5,sEsI
and y-niss SsDyJ and rihny. tire ssnfS with inter.
Ell from the laid t5:h dsy OF February, 1907, and
all COTS and expenfss attending the iad fae. Deeds
will be mad. 10 the purehafcrs in conformity with
ths laid deed Of 'ru6. The Gale will take place on
the 10Th day Of MAY, 1907.
FRANCIS FOLLET.
|Prj! 90. 3w.
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NETWORK, April q.

The hip Eliza, captain Smith, left Dor.
deaux on the 25ih March. We have re.
ctived by her our regular file of French papers
to the goth, nelufve. They add to our'for
mer flock of intelligence, two more bulletins
(the esd and GATH from the grand army. The
mott nterefing circumstances being detailed in
that ofthe cath, we have confined our tranf1a-
TONS for the Preient to that article only. When
the great Preilure of local buiinefs fhall begin
10 iuohde, the esd will be given to complete
our ferries.
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'AKEE up by the Subfcriber, refiding in Powha.
tan county, at the mouth of Deep Creek, for
rel Mare, about four years old, FIVE feet high, with
rev white hairs at the Of her tall hod before
no brand Percsivabe, and ihews the mark of the col
lat on her !houlders as if ihe had been worked She
came 20 MS plantation early in December laa, APP
P'Ineu 70 twenty one pounds. JAS. TUCKER.
Powhatan, May |. A,
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yzRcINYA Bank sTocx.-..ioas.
Ris5u.ama 9srifrs Current.
laIts at ,auft,an.

srH 5eJaa, on tie premier, b. .5ejbe,Be,r, on WeS
n5aay a.. 2eit. f May n,~t. at IL oeioot
A eonsenien, two TORY BRICK HOUSE, on
4 y ShoekG Hill, near the let's of Mr.. Robert Cor
don, together with half acre LOT, very well en-
slofed, and on which Lot there is well of fine wa
Ter. Terms of iale,s, Il and 8 months, for APP
proved endorfed negotiable notes, and deed of
truf on the property to ferurr the punauai paymen,
of the fame.
PROSSEG s. MCNCURE,
Vensae- RerJ.
N,brH IS. tdof.
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WANTED,

WIN I'D,
TWO or three young MEN acquainted with the
L ooourng of printer thoie dcfrous to ac-
quire kuowledge Of it, will meet with encourage
ment by applying Immediately 20 the fubferibet.
FREDERICK BOSSLER.
m Mr.. John P10fI.y'I, SIaIioaey u BsoI.BisSsy
Richmond, April %. 4t.
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TO LET OR LEASE.

q BLAcKsMITH's suor, formerly occupied by
L a Mr.. James Lynch it is allowed to be as good
Rand fer that bufnefs any in this city, being in
the centre OF the town, and near the Market ours
There are FORCES in good order, dwellinghouie
and Kitchen in gpod repair. The Subfcriber would
rent the hop alone None need apply but thoie thar
be recommended: the fhall be reafonabe ana
every encouragement given by,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
April 81. If.
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ADVANTAGEOUS ESTABLISHMENT.
he Subscriber, beeaufe Of circumstances, which
nave lately occurred in his family, wifhes to ad.
NIT partner in the bufneIs Of the Henrieo Gun.
Powder works, about mile and an half from, PoeL-
cts or to fell his rights in the fame the fad svors
are 10 nearly complicated that they will foon be in OBJ
ptratlon, and the Manufacturer who is engaged 70
manage the making of the Powder, underitands the
who'e at, 10 as to make it equal to any imported.
None need apply for fhsre, who cannot advance
loon 1000, and employ other reourees in the eourfe
OF the ouiineis there Isl fair Profpet that the aid
works VIII be a very edvaafagrops ldabERuert. For
May /. sr,e
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FOR SALE,
90 Hhds Northern Rum,
90 Iierees prime Green Coffee,
20 Hhds Loaf z; Lump Sugar,
IS t1hds Brown ditto
90 Boxes Of Cotton & Wool Cards,
% Boxes Chocolate,
10 Kegs Of RAiGns,
Is Crates New-YofIs Rtone Ware,
BATES iGda Cotrons &; Checks,
PIPES Holland Gin,
Pipes Cogniac Brandy,
1000 Pair Meo's 6ue * coarfe Shoes,
500 pr Ladies Morocco Slippers,
500 Or do. Leather do.
500 pr Ladies KID do
50 Cal;s Of Stone Lime,
30 Buyes Brown Soap,
5 i'ou SIS eed's iron,
Cut Nails, Pepper, Paper, &c. &c.
Terms liberal.
HENRY HOVRY,
April % ep4w.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

Y deliroS' TO fell PAIR Of his LOT, on the main
4 free, nearly oppoi;c the Court-Houie, fay from
twenty two so foiy ouf feet in front, aud extending
ono hundred end fry five ievt back, is an eIegihie
fi'va0n and worthy The attention of any perfun who
~ihss to Purehsie lar The put pofe Of building there
on. The ierais viii be made kaown on appiiea!iou
60 RICHARD THOMPSON.
april 7.
a SSiZE or BREAD for TIE civ Of Kic6.
n nIohd, from the 24fk inf. mil fOfber or.
SsrJ, Lf.pesfnc .GoAr 6ei4g doi2arJ PR barrel,
viz.
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