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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03

r. ioNN :. 'idJouity reside IN any
one county, together with state of the
costs accrued In each cause and the
superior courts Of the counties to which
the said causes may be sent, shall take
| cognlzance thereof. The clerks of the
aforesaid superior courts Of law, in the
counties wherein the present district
courts OF law are holden, shall receive
into their possession, and are hereby
charged with the custody Of, the books.
records and papers, belonging to the
SAID district courts Of law, holden as a.
ioresald, IN their said counties and in
default OF the present clerks of the said
district courts of law, making the ar
engagements and transmitting the papers
IN causes depending in their courts. as
IS required by the preceding section, the
clerks hereby appointed to receive the
said papers, shall arrange and transmit
the same as aforesaid and all clerks.
tor making the said arrangements, and
transmitting causes into counties as a.
ioresaid, shall receive such compensation
therefor, as the judge OF each superior
court to which the said causes NAV be
transmitted, shall in his discretion allow.
~ e'O' lAO+S CO4ltotHS Ct pIOFISOn, al
tering the times of holding quarterly
courts in the counties of Cumberland,
Accomack, Campbell, York, and Pitt
sylvania.
BE it fIrfher enacted, That from the
commencement Of this act, the general
court shall consist Of twelve Judges.
Be HJHrther enacted, That so soon as
two additional Judges shall be appointed
and qualified, in pursuance of this act,
the governor, with the advice Of council,
shall proceed 10 allot one Judge Of the
general court to each Of the circuits
hereby established, who shall perpetual
ly hold the superior court within the
same thereafter and whenever, there
after, q vacancy shall happen in the ge-
neral court, the person appointed to sup
ply the same, shall, after his appoint
ment, rfside in the circuit to which his
prcdcccbs shall have been allotted.
Be ityuyther enacted, That so soon as
the allo(mc aforesaid shall he made,
thc goylrnor shall inform the several
judges, y which Of the circuits they
shall havAbeen sevcrally allotted and
each of thu said Judges shall thcreupon
proceed, b4 deed under his hand and
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(rassed February 1st, 18O8.)
BE 1t enacted by the General Assembhi.
i hat the state shall be divided into ID
judicial circuits, and to each circuit re-
sPcctively, shall be allotted Judge of
the general court, who shall hold supe
rlor court Of law twice year, at the
courthouse of each county IN the cir
cult 70 which he may be allotted, at the
times and in the manner hereinafter
prescribed.
The act here specifics the times at
which courts shall be holden in each
county, and describes the several cir
cults. Courts are to be holden in the
twelfth circuit as follows: In the county
OF Brooke, on the first Of A pril and first
OF D ptember; in the county Of Ohio.on
the eighth Of April and eighth Of Sep
tember; IN the county Of Monongalia.
on the 18th Oh April and 18th Of Sept.
IN the county Of Harrison, on the 2+th
OF April and oath Of September; in the
county Of Wood, on the third Of Nav
and third OF October in the county of
Mason, on the 18th o. MAY and 18th
Of October; and in the county Of kcna-
wha, on the 9th Of May and 2+th OF
October.
Each of the aforesaid courts shall sit
unil the business thereof shall be dis
patched, unless the judges holding the
sam be compelled to leave the court.
IN order to arrive in time to the next
succeeding court IN his circuit.
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AN ACT

10 organi2e and estadASh q Superior
Cart u Lac IN each c0,miY at the
commonwealth # VrSinia.
Passed February 1st, 18o8.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-01

English si:ipsleft the port of Croustadt.
News, very interesting to Natur,l;sts, has
been received here Goan irkutak, in Siberia.
Mr. Adams, Who went out as a companion "a
the Russian Ambassador 20 China, has seen
and examined the carcase of an enormous
| animal. near the mouth OF the Lena, whose
marks al! manifested it to be Mammoth:--
The cafcasc. was, rs yet, covered with ITS
hide; whichretained the whole ot It's hair,
and it had lost but little Of its fesh.
From these appearances, it is very pro
babe, that the race Of the Mammoth,
which was believed to be extinct, still ex-
its.
SWEDEN.
SrocKBoLM Nov.1s.
The king has sordercd, that the prayers
which had been put up in all our churches
Tor the prosperity OF our arms, should be
suspended. II his majesty abandons, as ali
appearances indicate, the cause of the Eng
lish. and prohibits them an entrance into his
ports, the scarcity of mcnep, which had all
ready made its appearance in Sweden, will
without doubt, be augmented, because the
greater part OF our products, rs iron, copper,
ship timber, &c: went to ENGLAND At the
same time we have on. the ocean a grest
numbered merchant ships, which NAV fnrI
into the hands of the English. Notwitb-
standing this, such is the situation Of t6e CON
tinent. that no choice is left us to Doubt 4.
bout the matter; tits necessary to resolve to
lose something, that We may not lose ALL
with respect TO which, if our friondship with.
England should continue, it is very probable
that the armies of Russia wip attack us on
one side, and the combined forces Of France
and Denmark on the other.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dec. IL.
ltsis ascertained that our court will shortly
publish declaration Similar to that of Rus
STA by virtue of which all oon,munication
with England will cease and the Austrian
ports be shut -.
IT is. already some, time since a nun
Der of batteries have been raised at Trieste
to protect that port, and immediately p.
grand train of artillery from the capital ard
other parts Of Austria is going on destined to
the same obi cta All the sea coast will be
equally protected with batteries, to repel a.
ny attackto which the measure adopted by
our court, for setting bounds to British des-
Posisnl, may give occasion.
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EUROPE.
NEWPORT. Eel III

@'A|FF YIN 4 , 4 Gu AS.
LATE FROM SPAIN BY The arrival al
the schooner Yesella, Trip, IS days from
Ferol, we received a Madrid Gazette 81
the list January, 1903, (the only paper bro's
an obliging friend has favored us with the
following iranslations, being tie only arti-
cles OF any consequence contained in it:
RUSSIA
RIGA. Nov IS.
This morning was put in Xccution the or
der which had come from Petersburg, for ar
resting all English navigation and nierchan-
dize. There we're but . ships Of that nation
I'D the horoor, for the res; had lucky availed
themselves Of favorable wind, and made
sail But it is;very probable that many Of
them will fall into tho hands Of the Danes in
passing the sound.
PETERssURGH, Nov. 10
Lord Cover, the English Ambassador. dc
parted the day before yesterday from this
capital, for Swcden--The Secretary Of Lee
gation remains here sick.
Foreign goods have risen very much, in
consequence Of the declaration against En-
land The day before its publication, 20
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MONDAY, Feb. %.

n
taIns Lewis and iarae vino h ii .vrf,,.aI
the western country, a compensation mad been
MADE he he'd in his hand similar -. .ol,,t;-
on FOR re;nunerat'ng Capt Pike for the ;n1-
PorIant services he had rendered on An al
nHst similar expedition, which he prooosed
as follows
o.OSd That committee be appointed
% ehi"rs ~nSt compensation ought 10 e.
made to Captain Pike and his comm. pionst =
Their services in exploring the Nilsson; =;
yer, ana IN ther tate expedition to the sour
ceS OF the Ostge Ark lnsa, and La p -.
ri'ers' together W n their to r. through n, w
SPAN AMI a they have leave to renorf
by BIZ I o'her ise.
W.. H4-T1om objected to the phrascrloev of
tie res 1t o.. as .ncoioniDg genera pr H.
G,Pie TO " hich he was not p epal Ell u r.. s D..
ne resolution did not s., I. enquire -
compensation bht VIII 1t c. open alton sho.Ii
DC ven mus ia, n = grated, that 5.
reE. Grafton shou )e made nir NJ ,r..-
Cd to re 80 modifed as % cn1.,jre : -
ard if any what" com ,enss.t' N should q
granted
Mr. A2ontg onic'y acccd; q 20 this a,,erae.
on, the resolution was .dapted.
Messrs Ai3ntc new y. .,I,,tco,oa.,.
Rowan, L ]. Aston, and Bunp>ries G.. m
the Committee
Mr. BOYLE rom the copc I;.teo Of Pa1,;c
Lands, reported b,l 70 ,.,~cc. the mode of
surveying land in he Or cans te~r:tc,-, and
for 81 lnting gHts OF pre-e .pt;on N certaia
cases which vas twice read and rsterred
to a committee Of the wiio.c
On Hoiion OF Mr.. .Ntq0lols the House teck
I'd tor oondieration the nnhn;shed business
CT saturday last, on the oil amendatory OF the
embargo law.
Inc motion for reconnitment under con:
sidera Jon.
A considerable and warm debate ensied.
In the course Of which the Chairman Of the
Committee of"Con nercc and manufacmr
Assem- ed to the rec0mmitme1,t. ard none mr..
posedit. The deb1te consisted almo,t slto,
sc her in replies to Mr.. Gardeners oiser.
Yatons on Saturday last. After li.cus- n
OF two hours the bill was re-cornm;tted viths
out a division.
[Tebate as soon as possible1
On motion Of Mr. NJ. Cla,. the House we-t
i2to Committee of the whole or the bill for
CHASING the militia of the u. States. TIE
motion for striking out the first section beng
yet under consideration keesre. Rowan &
Livermore supported, and MIR Nicholas or
posed the motion for striking out the hrst
section-when the committee rose, reported
progress and obtained leave to sit again.
Mr.. Ro7car said, he I'd been abSen, when
a resolution was this morni & adopted for en-
curing If any, and what Compensation She, id
be rendered 10 capt Pike for his services On
an expc2 ton into the western country. n
was in his power to give some ,nforna,;r,
on the subject He had some time ago re-
ceived letter from Orleans n { Ms. Jcs
seph Ballengcr friend OF Burr. had ret,r~.
ned from an expedition with capt. PIKE, and
was incensed at Wilkinson for Blowing ~, tie
expedition, as ne had engaged two ~ tbree
nations Of Indians TO join Col. Burr. HAYES
said Mr.. r. since that, spoken to Col. Eei,erg
ger, a brother Of this person, who informed
nc, That lis brother had been sent by W.,
kinsen fer Tie purpose OF ProtactinC liz rr,,,
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renee wi,h the amendment whici, the een,,.-
man haa read, rs 1t would ren,pye III. sJ>-
iccticns. 100 N"-
Nir. 1rotf, in some remark. in favor. r.
, RESTRICTION, observed that hc lid a,wa,.
sn''ign' 'he measure 90 the cm5a 60 was th,.
oes. lor our situation tl.it cenit III &c been
devised, and had no doabt that if thn. 80
sure had been followed MP by 4 ue,.si.,,.,,,
sss.em OF defence. it would have produced
IN honorable peace even by this time For
.he same reason he wished the cmbarso q,
DC rendered etiectual. If the bill wer.. -
sea without some restriction of the Kind 90.
Vannah would be made the tIerot OF Tho -.
tern ana middle states, and thence re-
gustine. W ~ <no-
Nir. Ne7uon, in the course of som. o,,.
vations on the amendment oh.er,,oa e ooaer-
general measure OF omhareo. I've had ar,,.,,.o
considered that il would ne NJ .d,a,,,
eothe y. ., IN which opinion he had heon
Iu'ther Cohiirmeu by the late Er;t;sh -
French secrces. MIR. N also acon,rso..s " -.
the amendment read b. Mr.. ]. Cav !"
4 ne ahcnument was negatived by r,,.
slderaoic Hauorty; and MIR. Glars ar,cea
to without division. 6'eeo
Several ether amendments
portance were then made. ii"-
Several amendments were ofx.re.
I ifith section Tor the purpose Of lcssenip, r.
h,,,.. i,..,, e
nnrtheh CT the oath required OF the 6eber~
men, and negatived by largt. mai r;t;cs
7 Mr. RECON moved that iie-bill be re-o,,.
mfued u the Committed Of commerce s-d'
Mr, II con said when TIE Bill was ~, =,
'h'rd re4dins, il might be re,ccnin,s, "a g
good neason could then be shewn,
N' ghf7sc1 protested against this ,,o,,
o, CESSATION without nteligence he had
iiStened with at,eaucn and could nor nv
S'eeiY cHnprehend the whole extent OF ~
operations Of me oil VA 'i'c
MI '4tsfon IN reply observed, that the c.,.
ten"n had So often prHte>t ted against th;s
~" o' cgi"!auon, and he had seen il had
so hule eject N the nation or TIN, Lyo,'s.
that he was surpr ed he should ,.e,.;st =
ii iS'SiSe IN
MIR. GQ~d4nier in srecch Of som. Ic,a.h
deprecated thus easarc, as well as the ori'
S'htl chloarg' law, amcng many o,!,er Il
serV@u rs ,eciaring that the Hcuse. ,ed q,
o. an iivisable hand, was taking pars with
the GaNic conqueror.
Nj. 7aeen Immediately withdrew his mo-
t'"'; est he shou be considered as co.. res.
p ndl"g IN sentiment with The -e,-,A1,c,,
VIII d just spoken
Mr. ID. 4. Hill ans renewed the motto,
and gave reasons il favor Of it as Also 6;S
- Mr.. Hhra moved that the House sdio,-,
Negatived SIS 10 IS. IL
met ~''''ii'i
Mr.. T. Montgomery, after stating that
SERIOUS Charge against the charactfr of trs
H9use, heretofore rung through the News-
papers, mad been. again repeated by tho
&c eman from n York mir. Gardenier1
wnlch required pointed recitation and az
eronserying that h gentleman should be
permitted 10 substantive his assertion. in
I've event IT falling to do which some other
course m ght be laken with him, moved TO
a l'urn. Car, ed. g u IS
sketch OF The Debate N Mr. Pacon,s
motion for rccommit!nent hereafLer.l
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TOR. recovered. distribu.ed and accounted
| tor, M,iiigstea or RENTED as penalties IN
cs.red oy tho embargo law.1
motion was made oS Mr.. Goiis5orourh
10 strike out the second section, intended e
exempt market vess eis &c. from the x. stric-
tuonsaiposed on boats in the ba 6, &c. ada
cent To foreign territories ard which have
heretofore evaded the law bv crossing, the
| bay. &c
MS motion was supported on the ground
tina. there is a constitutional prohibition t,
passing such provisions, as the consultation
says mat no preference shall be given bv
any regulation Ut commerce or revenue 70
the pores OF one state over those of another. -
This rlot!,'n was opposed on the GROUND, @,
eSpediencY; and that The constitution in
contemplating this did expressly warrant
Inc provision, moved to- be struck eGt, mas
mech as the inhabitants of those states ada
cent TO foreign states no% do enioy en- adj
vanfage over these which are otherwise ST.
tuated, by trading with a foreign power in
tfese boats with impunity; and it was to
equa ize commercial regulations that this
section was to be passed.
Motion negativcd by a large majority.
Home discussion arising on the sums with
wnlch the blanks in the fourth section Of the
nii should be flied, en- motion of Mr. j.
Montg omery that part fixing the minimum
was struck out, and "not ;ess than iC.CCO
Collars at the discretion Of the court, in-
serted, ayeS56
motion was made by Mr.. Royyan that
tue fine should be at the discreet on of the ju-
So. ~ "
Mr.. pGn Horne moved to strike ont Of the
hrst section, the words g 10 ship, vessel, or
boat OF any description whatever" Sinsert
=" no snip or vesse' with view there .fter to
strike out the second section. Agreed.
lne committee then rose, rerorted pro
Sress and obtained leave t, s:tagan
Mr.. EEfes. 1t has Just c, announced
to me by friend thai JoHN DIcKEEsoN. a
venerable patriot of our re toiution is no
more. Ills attachment to liberty and his ex-
ertions IN our struggle Tor independence are
recorded on the page OF history. His talents,
MS private virtues, and above all his pub ic
services entitle him to those marks of re
spect which have heretof re been extended
to other patriots of the revolution VINO no
longer exist but in the remembrance of
grateful country.
Mr., L. then m owed the following resolnti
on which was adopted
fesGtped unouimouSIy, That this House
is penetrated with fu sense of the emf
nent services rendered to his country in the
most ardous times by the ate Jonn Dicken-
Oh deceased; and tnlt the ne .noers thereof
wear Grape on the eft arm for he month in
testimony OF the national gratitude and re
Nerence towards the ME mory o. that iliustr-
Gus patriot.
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we attempted to attain a recognition Of our
independence from, and to form stlpulatiohs
for beneficial commercial intercourse with
the other nations of Europe. For these pur-
poses Mr.. Dana was sent to Russia, Mr. Jay
to Spain and Mr.. Adams TO Holland tnsse
ministers to their establishment found them
selves opposed and counteracted IN the paf-
suit of these objects, in each of those countries
respectively by tile ministers OF that very ma
ton, which had stipulated that our lndefen-
dence should be formally or tacitly assured.
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= on Thursday last bail was was, -. -
the leg OF Jacob Baymtz, ESQ SAp5ractedho ,
recorder q of this county Which Il nesS'er at
at t Tug taking Of Fort Washm,a'om',a vas receivg
The bail has lost bat six srs $'o" II. IN us.
nal Weight an ounce, it IS m"' o. is orig
and was SO firmly wedged into I t10 tatteatt
below the kee, as to have rends .ns alSebr
ton lmpracticable before the Dart ~ 20 an ext
around 1t had become entirely caro u' ' a
ejectcd through large incision ~ NUS Is 'ndsss
the leg The sufferings of the n y" me top&
oeen great ever since receiyipsp 1 tb haze
and tor some length of time aIr '"e Would,
portable "''''0St lsuD.
The prospect is, however, at pres.,.
changed. And while his family V@ vi n. much
CHERISH the hope of seeing him f i.a aIen!.
the I long extended chain Of woe, un5 Ssu i, from
tor SO years he has languished WV With
anticipate with pleasure the restors VIZ public
useful officer and patriot of ''' Of an
SEVENTY-sV
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Decree QfMe 9Th De'em'S'

The governor of Paris first sa adJ king, s.,
te emperor M snts Of the F French and king
DEGREES. co,errpat@ o. w
French nation at Lisbon, IS apr me Engl'"
missary to receive the cl@ a,ms which may ".
He shall report on the cla. ;,iou on the pn nI
presented him, with his opi''y ,h;ef who S'
gin thereof. to the general III ' j.,
definitely determine >, o,oir ever alo, A.
Nj. Mascarenhas VIII i'p 'J in chiefs
and Thursday, to the gcns'" Il
tend to this BUSINESS tbe disposi'lO., Of
this decree to English IN ' to make, , g
to those who have cl-i' as'erca the ''
: goods have been se4rss's' -
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BY THIS DAYS MAI
BALTIMORE, Maych IA.
LateH from Po,t,,n

nc org Orlanco, captain Brsy, t,.
Lisbon VIA Madeira, whose arrival '' w.
mentioned YESTERDAY has brouph, m, ~ Nc
patches from general Armsrone, GU, 1 MY
mister a Paris, to the secretary Of r. w.t.
The passage of the brig f'om Lisbon ~
Madeira was performed 10 ID DAYS. md
from Madeira home 10 So. - '''
Captain Beatty Informs Of DEERE. :,
the French emperor, which he had Co.,,
and read 10 Lisbon, previous to his sa,Go,
but had NOT procured COP, 10 vhS
1.-The house Of Bragarza is declared to b.
40 more" and Portugal declared 10 b,
Province Of France
The editor of the American has been, 10.
htely favored By captain Brsy with tn:
Lisbon Gazette OF the 26'h, aud supple.
ment thereto of the % n J.ouary together
with pamphle, containing all the oGcid
DEGREES and edic's CT The French general,
from his entry ioto Lisbon down 10 The 5h
January, together with the procIsma;isOol
the Prince Regent and his instructions to
those with whom he left his govtrument 10
chargs un'il his return The princes pro-
Carnations and instructions, together with
the proc.a nation of toe French general Ju,
not, On h;. entry in,s. I ,ohnp Aa.e shrsoP
appeared.
From tnis document the editor Of The
American has made Inc fol owing summary
and transactions
A decree on the 4.h of December WASH
sued for the cor 6sca,ion OF every species
Of British property and Manufacture t'uaN
10 the k'ogd9m Of Portugsl. BY this o.
cree eersons Of every description are coa'
manded 10 make known 10 three caJh
whatever goods thar may be IN their pI'.
session o, landed properly belonging 10 "s
subj, eta Of Great Britain, a'ibe oA's o.
the comnlsssry appointed for this PuiP0'''
and 10 he interior this mus. be dons 10 ~ Wv
presence Of Judge of the place. ia'
penalty for noncompliance WIN ''' IS IS
ter,ions Of this decree IS, i0'ie"V'' "a
,enfoid the value Of the goods so Os6't :: ~
to be reported. The same Fso''y -
be iuAic.ed on French and ro''O6's'
merchants o. the merchants CT soy O~ w.,
nation " 30 shah a,'empt TO cover Wv +
perry of the aforesaid descrlPUoo' ,oL
Another OF the same date was p'' 49,,
gaed to prevent the carrying o. NV :, 90,
aad fowliug pieces, in orde' 10 pu ', oI,e..
70 ;he asssssloasions which da''y '0O' =, i,
N No person except military ea,''c'. II.
suffered to appear wish arms w'!ao ma,,I.
cence from gene'al Dela6o'dr' ' o.';,r II
ant of Lisbon. Persons E'o'o ''t :. eOs.
con;rAvrDtioo Of this decree a'e ~ .,s,a
si5ered as vsg bouds and a'Sn ,.s,, eos,
sins, and delivered over to a'''',an .oo,,.
mission to be organized fof ''' p'f
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: The Proprietor of the


o. The Proprietor Of the
Alexondrl0 Daily advertiser, will
dlipose of the Establishment on
moderate terns-there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING, To a
Per1on Of Indultry and Talents
tor conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa.
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it Will therefore be
sold great Bargain if Applicant
on be made loon.
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fAaS-,e oil adev,!in trust, executed by T.. >
- mas Gibbons ami Ann his vile, bearing d tie
ihe lfta day OF Sct,cmber, 1905, to Johu p.,ter-
son ana Thomas Smith, to secure the payment os
one Thousand two hundred and two dollars .na
ninety-iour cents, with interest from the date OF
said deed, due Richard Bilups, together with alp
legal costs and charges necessarily incurred bv
carrying tho said decd into eicot will be sold Al,
Matthews courthouse o3the second Monday in
March next, being court day, at public auction,
to us m by the deed aforesaid, containing
two hundred and twenty acres, more or less, stu
ate lying and being in the county Of Matthews a
foresaid, on North River, wherein the said Tho.
mas Gibbons lately resided, and was formerly the
property OF Doctor Frederick w. Hearn, decd
and by him purchased of John Hayes
B1' THE TRUSTEES.
Jan 70. 49, Gaw3w)
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sI'ok SALE, 12l 900 acres of LAND in Ken.
& awha county, in the forks of Great SANDY
river;
1900 do. IN Tazewell county, on the waters
of Clinch river
10000 do. in the county of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
LOCO do In Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants.
The above will be sold very low, and great ac.
cennRodation given in the payments
To RENT, Brick House, on Shockee- Hin
in good neighborllood, AID possessing eycry
accommodation for a faIny.
THOS NORVELL.
Dec. 10 +f
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g ALES Of Valuable Property--On MONDAY the
~ 18th day of February ensuing, will be expo-
sed TO public sale, the late dwelling house Of
Alexander Banks, deceased, variety of House.
held Kitchen Furnture, three or four likely Ne.
gro Men, few excellent mich Cows, two Hor.
SEES, small Wagon and Gear, &c. &c.
Terms of sale.--Six months credit for all gum.
over hty dollars, the purchasers giving NEGOTIABLE,
notes with approved end'.sers, payable at The
Bank of.Virglnia Z. GRAHAM, Adn,'y.
G The estate Of -1!s@r. Bants, With thc .gH annexed
Dec. 81 .. (tdsl