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and prevailed upon lieut.. Gaines (she COM
mandans asthas Fort) TO accompany him
with small file Of soldiers. Ia the nean
time, col. Burr had ssnts back his eompa-
Mon by the name Of Ashley, whose name
was nentioned in our last paper under the
Frankfort head) for some purpose TN.
known; and requested his new companion
the sheriff, to show him on the way
tbs Spanish line Q
On the road, they met the file Of sol
diers accompanied by Mr. Perkins & lieut..
Games. What" says col. Burr; or
wores TO that effect ;'.'' DO soldiers travel
here 10 this style on horseback :" No"
answered his companion. Col. Burr is
said to nave Immediately dropt his bride,
and elasping his hancs toge.her, 70 have
uttered some ejaculation Of vehement emo.
ton; what that was, we cannot trust our
selves to describe. Lieut.. Gaines advanc~
ed upto him, and in,errogated him whe.
ther he was not col. Burr. The scene
closed by leut Gaines ominous words:
. You are my prisoner sir.'
An escort Of eight men accompanied
col. Burr from that quarter Of the country
on their way 10 Washington. They cross
ed at Coles sferry-On Monday morning
be,weea the hours of eleven aud twelve,
they passed Prince Edward Court House.
On Wednesday evening about Eve O'Clock
they arrived in Fredericksburg. Here
they met with a gentleman fion Wash.
ingion, who was Instructed to order them
TO Richmond, aud on last evening the
stage conveyed them to our city, col. Burr
and his escort ct seven men. The geatle.
man whe met ,hem at Fredericksburg has
accompanied them to this place, and bears
a communicated from the executive
TO the United States attorney for this dis.
srict.
he. is conducted to this city. to under.
60 an examination bsfore chief justice
Marshal.
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view to avoid the payment q, duties,
shall be condemned TO be hung, and his
effects conGssared 10 the use Of the state.
& 3. Every oficer convicted of having
lensa hand TO such fraud. shall be con-
demned to be hung, and his effects conhs.
Gated TO the use of the government.
8. Every person convicted Of having
fraudalently embarked or dsbarked from
one vessel 70 sanother. any merchandise
shall also be condemned to be hung, and
his effects coafseased.
A. The custom house officers in partieu.
lar (and the other officers of the goyern-
ment) are charged with the execution OF
the presen, order aud they shall be con-
sidered as aeeonplices 10 all offences OF
this nature, Of which they shall not in
form.
The present proclamation shall be print.
ed. read and affixed to the doors of the
different custom houses, &c.
Given at head quarters, at the Cape the
soth January 1907 the fourth year OF A.
depenhene.
The chief Of the government.
HENRY CHRiSTOPHE.
BY his exceIleaey,
The see'ry, Of the government
ROUANEZ jun.
= 1. a . &
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AMERICAN IMPROVEMENTS
In PHYSIC.

DocToR THOMAS BEDDoEs, the celebrated
English Physician, is great reader of Anne
rican books He has abandoned the Old
School On the question of Contagion, and be-
come convert to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of yellow fever. In letter 70 one of his cor
respondents he writes thus, do not know
any country in which so much has been done
# for Medicine as in .anerica if you except the
introduction of Vaccine incubation, the most
usefal practice ever fallen upon" Indeed it
must be owned, that since the appearance of
the yellow fever in 1871, and more especially
since the commencement of the first Ameri-
can periodical work on Medicine at New-York,
in 1877, a new Era has commenced in the
history of that profession.
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PROCLAMATION
y NE Ckief Of the goseynmsut Of Hayti.


Inc numerous abuses whieh have taken
r n@s 10 the different paris of the govern
NV. sas particularly in the cnstom,house de.
-, s%'@ens, have obliged me sotake rigo.
Nv measures to repress them. The 20.
- - which have given 60 these harden.
i. aaa iaithless officers, have not broughs
NV, = % their da,y and my kindness to-
q, foreigners, who came TO trade in
d, pal's has only sersed as an incentive
he's therefore necessary to adopt severe
MI lures, in order to renedy these abuses
ss,aa. nave deprived government of its
d,,;ssaueOily to put stop to such dila.
& u IN do order as follows.
Mod I very Hay,ian or foreigner, con
70 H.. y having frauduicnsly endeavorcd
- or take on board any goods, with
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-31
II .WoMAA".s SERMON.
, DEAR FRIENDS,

THERE are three things I very nauct
wonder at The first is, that children Should
be SO foolish as to throw up stones, brick bats
and clubs into fruit trees to knock down the,
fruit ifthey would let it alone, it would fall
ltself:-The second Is, that men should be SO,
foolish and even wicked as to go 20 war anc
Kill one another; if they would only let one
another alone, they would die Of themselves :
And the third and last thing, which wonder
most of all at is, that young men should be SO
unwise as to so after the young Women; if
they would only stay at home the young Wo
men would come after them
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aleranurta DAILY Gnnqrtiser.
E*troct. Of letter .from antigua, dated
Feb. Z, 1907.
TUESDAY, MARCH 81.

ETtr0ct Of q letter trom AnhSgHq, gage
Feb.7 7, 1907. g
6 Several American vessels have beea
brought in mere and ST. kits, bound to
the Spanish Maine. Receat instructions
are announced 10 havs been received by
admiral Coehrane, aad communicated 20
the court here, from admiral Dacres, di.
recting the seizure Of all vessels SO des.in
ed. The particular grounds of This com
muncatisn are no. generally known, bui
The prevalsns idea is, that they have arisen
from some papers intercepted IN Spanish
packet taken By one OF adm,rai Dacres'
squadron which are said To disclose some
arrangements tor carrying on aa illegal
trade; the Spaaiards being ,nduced, on &C.
count Of the invaded and threatened state
of heir southern possessionss to employ
neu;rals to either carry OF the produce or
treasure of the country considered in dan:
ger, or 70 supply ammunition and other
means for its defence" f.
IL the British house of Commons, IN
December last, Lord .CasIlereash, after
taking neiice of the defeneeless state 10
which The garrison Of Beunss Ayres had
been left ter nearly four months without
any reinforce ment, said that " it was NO.
merely in that poin, that the negligence and
inat,ention Of his n,ajes,y's ministers are
to be seen there is another and very ia.
.eresting part of soulh America, where q
little timely assistance on the part Of the.
British government to the operations Of.
general Miranda might have produced the
mos. important advantages to,this .coun
try. We have sufficient forces ia the w
Indies to have assisted general Miranda.
Blu, our naval and military officers in thai
part of the rldlcould not venture to stir
for want Of instructions frem govern.
ment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-31

77a artillery side arms
l4,726 sabres
l2,l55 pairs Of pistols
2l4,237 muskets
4e,ol3 rites
l2o.370 b .yonets
1858 cartridge boxes
sS,Sos knapsacks
l05,8Oe steel rarnrods
8o3 espontoons
22,464 pounds of powder
S5o,26l cartridges. with Balls
lSs tumbrils and Wagons
s2oi27 loose balls -
68,oS2 wires and brushes
275,ls3 flints -
72,949 scabbards and belts
IS stands of colors.
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REHABILITATION of the Return Of the
whole Of the MILITIA of the Cnited States,
by the President, to the last Congress, to-.
gether with tie amount OF ordnance, arms,
ammunition, and accoutremnts, r
heterogeneous 7s
acknowledgements 1917
Quarter master generals II
Adjutant generals Ie
Aids camp LOG
State engineer
Commissary generals of purchase 2
Commissary generals OF issues :
Brigade majors l45
Pay master generals
Surgeon generals
Physician generals 2
Apothecary general
Deputy quarter master general 4
Wagon master general =
Brigade quarter masters &c
Lieut.. colonies cemniandant S65
Majors ~, 800 1916
AdJutants 847
Quarter masters $50
Paymasters ~ 476
Surgeons 500
Surgeons mates 3S5
SERGEANT majors SIG
Quarter master sergeents 275
Drum majors ,.' s's 500
Fife majors 476
Captains 1883
Lieutenants 7,641
Enslgns 1920
Sergeants 1920
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Ordnance, arnss, es7'nluaition, and ACQUIRE
nlcnts. - :. -,
g brass twelve FOUNDERS
60 brass six Founders
81 brass four Founders
Al brass three founders
howitzcrs
10 iron nine Founders
iron SIX Founders
iron four FOUNDERS ~
10 iron three Founders
a7s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
BOSTON, March 10.
--latest from .Euro3t'

81 p,
zBy the fas. ealing ship Packet e'p'a a.
Scott, Arrived here on. Friday 20 - u ~
FROM, liverpool, we have received ho'''
oapers. so the tslh Of Feb -.
Ii cur foreign department, t'sns 10, St ;,
Russian accoupss of war Operations VIZ -, .,
found. of an Interesting, though c0I'r "a
dieto,ry nature. We have endeaV0'e s,s.
give a full view of. certain dispa.' ~
p . !. and .iae reader will use his 'O''''
esnce to decide between ;hem. ;, ,oI
The negotiations between o ssss,aai,
France, respecting Swedish 70 ro'n ;'' ev,
I,l,houch partial eorven,ion for its e., ~
eua,ion by the Preach has bssn agrs 81 ~
aod 10 par. complied wi,h) rea'a 1pso u
settled |; and BY the las, accounts az; az, d
Mor,ier had again saken p0ss. s.a,ed ID
Auclam, aad The country vas
the mos, hostile nanner. .;o,z ar
4 renort had arisen. from a Law ;, ".,aal
,icle (of ian. y shat BoaapAr'ee a .u.,ria q
briur sbou. !. separate peace be'yes We. a.',,sd
STA and Fraaee. 1'hi. article s', s'oae VI
q. the mo., recent intelligence ''o~ thu
emma. ,ha, more intimate eonoes'ose o,me>
evrr wee on the eve of bang ' which
bstxeen France and Austria aa0
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are 20 laws II punish the trans1,,.,;;.
persons reuHa fram New Otieass -
Atlantic! No; they are liable IN -. y he
and may also be fined and inn,, 80 a@aSts
Whence isthIs cry that the writ u ~
corpus has been denied, and ,b. ,onss u's'
ton violated. Every applica,ios :, y
courts for the writ has been allowed w. ls
fact is that the COMMANDED ia eh,ee -. 80
round these men who are here a, h;s wv
responsibility. and if he eanno, sys Ssa
and justify his conduct, he will be pu p,sAa
ed. Aa'Sa'
From the arguments which have bee, a
vanesd.a spectator would suppose thatWa
kinsen or the persons arrested bY has o,a."'
were now on sris!, AID this house were I'll,
ting in judgment npon them. But wehss.
nothing to do with the guilt of auy-of ;bems
apd ought not by any proceedings to o;ys
a.bias 10 the ultimate decision UPON mi,
conduct.
The investigation Of The subject vh.
Their the writ Of habsas corpus is ,;iiciro,
~ secured, had better betaseo sp at ana.
Their time. Why, said Mr.. {. is all hi,
noise about the infractlnn of tie cons,i,u,
zion aud The laws? Were congress TO n,v
a law en- the subject, /; would conuaysp.
the stare Laws aud tend 10 consolidate IA.
union.
-Hr.C4 eaid he must view wi'hsuspieio,
a. measure like this, frea psrueols, quar-.
,ey OF the house, from the descendants Of
thoae ,.ho were friends to alien laws, sedl
tion. laws, armies, psries, and s,roasso,
vcfan.ent. a
Mr.. G. concluded by observing ,hat he
did rot. like some geatiemep, profess 10
be a. Distinguished OF exclusive ctamEica
of the constitution b0s he had ag:u
proved h!mse!s to be iii favor Of perso1l
fiberty.
Nj. Holland IN. G spoke a. great
length agains, the resolution, repeating
and simplifying all tina, had been previous.
ly urged on the same side Of the CUES iol.
He though. Wilkinson haddone right al
|. New Qt.eaes. II was mystery to hn|
that & proposition in favor Of liberty
should Come from the other side Of 'he|
house; and he observed, that the friends
of monarchy locked with ind Rersueso'
With a2proha.;ea 90 the schemes Of
Burr.
Mr.. Als,oa (EE. Co. spoke at som:
length against she resolution. The qdss
ton had been varied aud ,hs present mo-
ton wa. more objectionable even than Tx
original one. The resolution is calculate
to fave an effect, a bias on what mas taken
place at New Orleans. hhy had !p'
house laid still Fer IS OF lo years, and not
found ous before, this defect in the Jud''a'
system. The resolution will also have az
eifeet>on proceedings Which may be he'sal
ter Instituted The, conspiracy is wldsl
than some gentlemen are. W Hing to own 10
If the resolution is carried, the n'over""
probably be chairman Of committee 70
report bill. I. is too late now to act o.
any report, yet it will have an 'mpo''os sp
pearanee % the nation and bias the Puo"'
- ~ : ;
mind.
Those men vho hsve hsretofa*' been
favor Of a strong energetic goveF ,"''r
are now mos, e!smorous for the hoeI?
and rights of man. This is s'raegs iodes-
Mr.. A. ksl,sved the OBJECT OF ms f rev.
lu,ior was, to.preteet those gs'l'y o. ".s
sen, and Ilsecut thee. from trial andpaa'''
ment. >,
w. EBe5ots 10 be eonti,'ase.l
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WEpNEspAy,, FkbRuANy IS.

Debate on the resolution offred BY Mr..
Broom, to make isr tier Prosiaon By fazv
to securs rhs priplege Of The surit Of lid
beus Losbl4s TO PERSONS IN c4stoay anasr
or By colsur efthe authority Ct Mf z.
Sfdtes. So
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03
The DEPOSITION

al AZ.
Early last winter, col. Aaron Burr. late
vlcc-presdent of the United States. s;o,,;fo
ca 10 meat this place, that, under tbe am
thority OF the general government. he v,as
organising secret expedition apainet tL.
9panish provinces on our south-wesiern
OOTuers winch expedition he was to lead
ana IN winch he was authorised TO invite
me 20 take the command of a division
hau never before been made PERSONALLY ar
quaihted with col. Burr and, baviro ro,.
many years been EMPLOYED in fore;on g..
vice, knew but little about the est;rT at;o,
TINS gentleman now held in the oDir;o,, -
MS countrymen and his government d.
rank ana confidence by which he bod -
lately been distinguished left me No it,
10 suspect his patriotism. / knew HE
SOioier' In case of a war witbthe Sr.,,;.L
nauoh winch from the tenor of the D.;
uon' message to both Houses of Cono.rees
oeeneu probable, should have thou,bt 4,
ny uuV 10 OBEY so honorable a call of,,,,s
ooun'Iy ana, under that impression did
cSnsaBe 70 embark IN the expedition. lid
equent interviews with col. Burr IN 80
ny --ano, Tor a considerable time. his 90
sanJ -. u 20 De 10 instruct me by mans.
o''Ier INFORMATION, the feasibility Of ne,
val liz ~ Niee,%lco--always carrying for
tel ~ 'ue' that the measure was autbo.
seu oy government. 1T length. 60.
',.I. ~ February, he began by decree -
ulvc'l hlmself-He reproacbed tho ,l,',' -. "
,i.'II with want of character, want Of Gu
S Je!' ana want Of justice. He see ~
uesiIouS OF Irritating resentment ~ 'S.,
,nI t' FL ny ujIaung on certain injuries ~
,Gt mad suffered from reflections NJ r,.S ne
: ~ .oof OF the House of Representotc, oi
'"''i"'"g my operations in Barbary' anS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03
Nashville, January sfh, 1907.
GEN. INDREW JACKSON,
SIX,

Sir,
received your instructions dated the
I'd instant, and agreeably thereto delivered YOUR
letter addressed, TO general Thomas Johnson, to
colonel Cheatham, and it was forwarded to him
Immediately. l arrived at Centerville on the 4,h
instant, heard a report there that colonel Burr
mad gone down the river with one thousand arm,
Ell men; arrived 1t the mouth of Cumberland
river that evening, and made inquiry concerning
colonel Burr. and was informed that he left that
pace on the 28ih of December, 1906, with ten
boats OF different descriptions. had sixty men on
board bnt no appearance of arms. l lett there
on the 9Th instant, and arrived at fort Massac
tnat evening, delivered your letter to Captain
bissel, and received his answer made some en- .
guiries OF him, and was Informed that colonel
Burr had left that place on the 30th of Decem.
oer' 1910, with ten boats. He Likewise
informed me that he had been on board the
boats and seen no appearance of arms or am
mua'tion. On my return to the mouth of Cum.
osriand river. was informed that three boats
"aa been stopped at Louisville, with a quantity
or ammunition There are about fifty men sta.
toned at the mouth of Cumberland, under com
nand OF colonel Ramsey.
remain with the highest esteem,
Yours,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03
MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.
To the Senate and House Of Rehresenfo.
tires 9ffhe United STATES.

BY the letters Of captain Bissel, who com.
msnds a. fort Massac. and Of Mr.. Murren 70
general Jackson OF Tennessee, copies of which
are now communicated to congress, il will h.
seen that Aaron BUR- passed fort Massac on n >
S1ss Of December. with about ten boats navirs
ted by about six hands each. without any milf,
W appearance 4; e a. r ats with ar1r1uni,i
on were said 20 have been arrested by the mi.
tia at Louifvle
AS the guards Of militia posted IN tsyior,
poinE Of the Ohio, will be able 20 prevent a,v
further aids passing through that channel, shonid
any he ATTEMPTED, we may nov estimate w;. n
tocrsble certainty the means derived fror, the a
hio and It's waters. towards the accomplishment
Of the purposes Of Mr.. Burr.
TIL; JEFFERSON,
January %, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03

On Friday the following bill was passed
Ill the SENATE, with closed doors, and. y g
we understand, without division.
AN ACT
To suspend the privilege of the writ Of ba-
beas corpus, for limited time in certain
cases. ''''''
BE it enacted 6y the Senate and Houes
81 Retire8enfafipeS ofthe United lytafcs oC
'4"eTica tn congress assembled, That in ali
eases where any person or persons charged
"n oaIh WIN treason, misprison of treason.
vi o'ler hlSh crime or misdemcanor endan-
PSrhS the peace, safety or neutrality of the
Cni'eu states, nave been, or shall be arrest
ed and imprisoned by virtue OF n war;.
or authority from the President oftbcTr 6
or from the chief executive mneistrst, e
any state, or territorial government. or
IRON any person acting under the direction
OF authority of the president of tho United
otates' the privilege Of the writ of habeas
corpus shall be, and the same hereby is are
Penoed Tor and during the term of tbree
months IRON and after the passage of this
act and no longer. WIS
January %, 1907. Read three time. 49,,
passed the Senate. ana
Attest, SAM. A. OTIS. sec,rv
!, vi Nlunuay ~ was communicated in conf
When read, it was immediateIv dc,o,.....
ca by great majority to open the doors
Inc bill having been read first time
Mr. Burwell moved TO reject it.
On this motion a debate ensued ,,t;.t.
occupied the day. '' WHICH
MeSsrs Bqrwell, Elliot, Eppes, r. Mel
son, Sloan, J. Randolph, Smile and H.
supported and Messrs. Varnum and PiI
wen opposed the motion. The former eco
tiemen all on the ground of hostility TO the
D,l ;-of the two latter, Mr.. Varnum de-
CARED himself in favor of the bill, and A.
SidWel in favor Of permitting it to go tbro,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03
JOHN MURREI.L.
Fort MasSac, january 5th, 1907
SIR
(Signed)

SIR, ''' W
THIS day per express, had the honor
10 receive your very interesting letter of the I'd
instant and shall pay due respect TO its contents
As YET have not received the Presidents pro-
c'amaticn alluded to, nor have received any or.
ders from the department of war, relative to the
subject matter of your letter.
There has not TO nv knowledge been auy as
semoiage OF men, or boats. at this or any other
pace unauthorized by laSp presidency; but
should any thirg Of the kind make its appear.
ance, which carries with it the least mark of sus.
picion, as having illegal enterprises or projects
in view hostile to the peace and good order of
government. shall, with as much ardour and
energy as the case will admit, endeavor 70 bring
to Justice all such offenders
fcr more than two weeks last past. have
MADE I, point 10 make myself acquainted vi IN
the loading and situation of all boats descending
the river. As yer there has nothing the least
alarming appeared On or abou, the 3Ist ulii.
mo- &C. Burr, late vice president of the United
otaes' passed this with about ten boats Of diffe
rent descriptions, navigated with about six men
each, having nothing on board that would even
.ufer conjecture more than man bound 70
, market. He has descended the rivers towards
dreams. Should any thing. TO my knowledge,
'ranspne interesting to government, l will give
the most early notice in my power
have the honor TO be,
Respectfully.
Sir.
Your obedient servant,
Signed DAN. BISSEL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03
CUsToM-HoUsE.. ..RIcHMoND.
WASHINGTON CITY, January g.

Our dates by the last Western mail are to
the 3Oth OF December, from Natchez. and
70 the 9th OF January from Nashville. From
the latter place letters are received. which
state that Burr had passed fort Massac. on
the ono with ter boats, on board each of
winch there were six men. 1t is said there
was no appearance of military stores or an
paratus Gen. Jackson, who had for some
time held body of militia in rea diness. had
ed them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03

GEN. ANDREW JAcKSoY,
Nashville, Tennessee.
MARRIED-On Thursday the 2eth ult
Mr.. DANIEL Couch, of Little Greek,
Coochland, to the amiable and accomplish
ed MISS SALLY RICHARDSON, daughter of
the late John Richardson, ESQ. of Weston
vile, i'll Hanover.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03

me JoHowing Tras received from orr
Jl7eHdliy correshondeHt in Washfneton
Cify, by Saturdays mail
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-03

the usual forms of discussion, instead of de-
Gliding upon it on first reading.
When a vote was taken by yeas and nays
on the question-shall the bill be rejected
Which was carried in the Affirmative
Yeas 113-Nays 10.
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Pursuant 10 q Deefec
August s.

Of the honorabic the circuit court Of the DIS
tsict eff Columbia, in suit depending, IN
Alexandria county, in chsncery, wherein
Colin Aud, administrators Of Robert Mill
ran. deceased, rs complainant, and William
Wilson, defendant, win be exposed to Pl s.
Lie SALE, onSATuRDAY,t the FIFTH
day of SEPTEMBER NEXl, at TEN
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the cotice-house
in the town Of Alexandra, for ready mo-
ney,
"A i'll the said William Wilson's right and
"A title in and to three fourth parts OF an
Eadividei interest in the whole Of the Lands
heretofore attached % the Keep fryss furnace,
being about 400 acres, with the exception OF
the works aid "a acres sold to the govern
mcnt of the United States, lying in Berkley,
r.os Jefferson county, near Hsrper's ferry.
Charles Lee, romvs
Tho's Swann,j
August laws
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August 81
PROPERTY for Sale.

Il
sAIOTIcE is hereby given, That, IN Rnrsu-
ance of deed oftrust from Mr.. Will
am Wilson to the late William Cralk, Esq.
to secure tie payment Ola certain sum OF mo
ney therein mentioned, to William Fitzhughs
Esq. shall, as the executor OF the saad Wil-
liam Craik, proceed TO sell, on the flrst day
of September next, on the premises one mol
city OF a three story Brick House, sieste on
Water-street, in tie town Of hlexantllla, now
in the occupations Of DR.. James Kennedy, and
asso-a small Lot adjoiring it; upon a credit OF
so and 100 days, With interest from tae date
of the notesA the purchasers to siys their
notes with an approved endorser or cndor-
EDMUND I. LEE,
Executor of William Craik, deceased,
who was the trustee.
August s. Jaws,