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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-21
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THURSDAY, July al.

Mr.. sNowDEN, @
BY the COMPLETE FARMER, published
in England, !" by a society Of gentlemen,
members Of the society totthe encouragement
Of arts, tufactures, and commerce,' it APP
pears by number of experiments made in
Ireland, that Potatoes planted" over dung"
produced about one fifth more than those
planted under, and the preference given to
seed 6 reasonably large"
MIR. Marshall, amongst many other use
full experiments, says, that having planted
potatoes between cabbages, though at inter-
walls OF more than three feet under, the hahn
became SO luxuriant that the cabbages did NOT
thrive being in danger Of being smoo1hered !;
and regretting at the same time, that so much
succulent heritage should be suffered to rot
where it grew, broke off some of the stems
and threw them before the cows. They eat
them readily. This induced him to setsome
men to work with sickle, to cut patch of
it, to try if the cows would eat it in any
quantity; and likewise to try its effects On
the roots. The first was soon devoured.
They est as many as man could wheel ina
large wheel-barrow presently, leaving only
the woody part of the stem and these were
thrown to the hogs, who eat them greedily,
or sucked them, SO that the refuse might be
contained in the crown Of hat. by the
cows eating the hahn and the roots, suffer-.
ing no bad effects, what saving there must
be. For though the potatoes were planted
wide, there was heritage equal to the mid
ding crop of tares besides the surface
being left open for the cabbage which could
be hoed and carthed up with the hand hoe
a. it no potatoes were there. 1t was his o.
pinion that ci'eeking the rising sap may re-
feet it to the roots, and 1nsrsau uf an EVIL
prove beneficial. The COWS in consequence
of their food yielded considerable increase
Of milk, and of richer quality than before /;
the butter was perfectly and remarkably
sw Get and the cows increased in their de-
sire of the hahn. BY this process the whole
receives the perfect fallow, for the intervals
of the potatoes are tiled before the cabbages
are planted; and the intervals OF the cab
bages after the potatoes are taken up
The soil by this method gives four crops,
viz. the hulm, the potatoes, the cabbages,
and the sprouts. Upon examination it
appeared that the potatoes which had their
hahn cut were not so large as those that had
their hahn remain uncut but does not the
gain of the hahn more than balance the loss
in the roots: BY some it is said that the po-
tatoes have done growing when the hahn be-
gins to turn; therefore Mr.. Marshall re.
commends the cutting the hahn when the
roots have grown large, and before the tops
of the hahn have lost their succulence-if
possible soon enough for the hahn and late
enough for the potatoes"
In my next l shall communicate some OBJ
seryations of the celebrated Arthur 2ou'lg.,
esq. on the advantage of feeding hogs with
clover.
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY next, at | o'clock, will
be sold, on Hafper's wharf,
A new Ferry Boat, thirty feet
long. entirely new, built by Walker Turner.
P. c.. Mariteller.
Tulv 81. It
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

H No postponement on account Of
the weather.
On fifSncaA II, s--- "A ,--teee,
viii be presented a COMEDY, in .fpe Gcss,
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PENNSYLVANIA, IS.

Before me, Thomas Smith, esquire, one of
the Judges Of the supreme court, personally
came L. W. Coke, of the city Of Philadel-
phia, merchant, and being duly sworn, de-
clareth and saith, that the foregoing an
swers to tie foregoing interrogatories con-
tain the truth, the whole truth, III the subject
matter according to the manner therein stat
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-15
For the VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Fourth DIALOGUE of LUCL4.N.-

Republican. I have returned to the
charge, gentlemen, you see, and promise
opierce through your columns and totally
rout you. Your rout shall be as complete
as that of the .AuStrians and Russians al
h,lSterhtz, or of the Prussians at jena
You will yourselves think of Mareneo and
Fricdland.
Tertun, Quid. But why this boastinr
Prologue, what new forces have YOU re-
ceived ; from whence is derived this insult
ing confidence
Federalist. i am sure he put forth his
whole force, and did his utmost when we
were last engaged, 70 cut through our CO.
lumns; but think I've was repulsed and
was glad to retreat in both of our last en-
gagements-But come on, Sir, begin your
attack, or ratheryour defence, for remem-
Der well, that we had almost reduced YOU
TO capitulation.
Republican. Oh 6e because was can
did; and was moreover obliged to quit our
field of argument, to return to that of in
teresting business, which was my apology
for leaving you; do you tell me, that was
unable to reply to your sophistcal argu-
ments, and feigned AN excuse to run away
from you till ] could recover breath, or
borrow arguments with which might re-
Iertium QHid. confess had a strong
suspicion that you were in that very sitn.
alton. You were reduced 10 a dilemma,
and were glad to get OFF as you could.
Federalist really think that he was
at loss what to say further on tn, subject,
when he ran off and left us.
Republican. Well then, we meet with
equal courage, and confidence, to enter the
lists. wish | had lost no time in boasting.
will lose no more, in loose conversation,
but will come to the point had affirmed
that consolidation would introduce monar-
eby, that detestable government, which
has been the curse of every nation which
submitted to it throughout the world; a
government which you know never could
support itself without cunning, corruption,
fraud and force. Let the lying mouths of
place-men, pensioners and sycophants Of
kings be stopped, and their hireling scrib-
bIers, pamphieteers and presses, be sup.
pressed, and the royal guards and standing
army be disbaned and dismissed, and I
venture to affirm that no Efne would be
able to keep his seat on his throne, or TO
WELD his sceptre a single week. And this
The Prseefi e osD,Gsys q Laeiaa oIH a56r15
Aeyfaffer.
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tanned by any person or persons, in conse-
quence of such want of repair, to be recov-
cred in an action or actions of trespass on
the case, in any court competent to try the
same.
Sec. IA IND be IL further enacted, That
the toll to he taken at the said bridge shall
be receivable by the said corporation, for
and during the term of sixty years to COM
mence from the day when the said bridge
shall be opened for passengers; after which
time the said bridge shall be the property
of the United States, and the said corpora
ton be dissolved.
]. h VARNUM, Speaker
of the House of Representatives
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice-Presidcnt of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
February S, 1908.
APPROVED, TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-15
PHILADELPHIA, March Z.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR.


Washington, 3d March.
"Should report reach YOU of commo-
ton at y. Orleans, put no confidence in it.
Letters of the 18th ult. are in this place,
which state every thing there not alone
tranquil, but the people every day becom-
ing more convinced of the dangers to which
they had been exposed by the conspirators,
and their fortunate escape. The Iepisla-
ture was for a time, very much infected by
persons hostile to the ". S. happy change
mas also taken place in this respect, as ma
ny sound men have been recently introdu-
ced, though there remains, il is to be fear
ed, yet a lew capable of going to every ex-
treme of civil discord
"The expulsion of Edward Livingston
and his associate spectators, from the Bat
fure, on behalf of the u S. has produced
the 'ivehest emotions os Joy and satisfaction
at Orleans, aud throughout the whole conn .
try ; for swarm of these locusts from the
! u. ). had take such daring strides, and
held themselves up as objects Of menance
to the government, and superior to the
laws, that for a time. the government was
considered too imhecile, either to asser, its
own authority or TO protect its own laws.
"This affair of the Batture, has however.
restored confidence to the honest and faith :
ful citizen; and has spread dismav and
confusion among " the choice shirts" Ii
livingston. Clark, Watkins, & Co have found
that their efforts to excite commotion. and
their rides through ali the districts to as
| perse the government, and stir up sedition,
have at length turned out to their confusi
on, and to the honor of the general gov
eminent. The legislature have, i'm conse-
quence of this salutary decision, Of the ex-
ecutlve, transmitted their thanks 10 the
freStdeat by an eafiress The cruel and
unsupported attacks OF Messrs Randolph
and Clark, against general Wilkinson. had
been received at New Orleans, and appear
to have excited the Indignation of every
friend TO that territory, and the ". States ;
which have also caused some indignation :
for Edward Livingston has been SO indis.
Greet, as to attribute his expulsion from:
the Batture, to general Wilkinson a cir.
icumstance calculated rather to increase.
than to diminish the thanks they owe him,
for his illustration of treason, at every risk
before, and fer his Illustration of public rob.
berry, in this instance" -.4urord.
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SAMUEL OWEN
Caution |!

a LII persons ave hereby eau toned agains TIA.
n ding with JosEPu MoRRIs Of m STA
Keniucky, for any real or personal proper y; o
taking an as isnmept on any I'D ~ note, sgsed
b. the sad Joseph Morris, a. it will b. p owed
hst lab. urs under such mental inability IS
renders him to'aI!y incap be Of managing hs
own affairs with an, degree of discretion.
This advertisement will be- pie AIDED a. ba, A.
gainst whcmsever may uulaw fully pu, chase from
hir, or contract with HIM, for any real o, peis,.
al properly, whereby his fami y, himself or his
eonuexicn', may suffer any loss. FJs he same
reason any power Of attorney drawnin hi. name
auIhorising others e act for him, will be oLie,,.
I'D to.
Undertaking that said Morris has Ia ely con
veyed he ,itle OF ms own birh-risht inheri. ance
10 some person NJ awfuy, and for very .rialrr
consideration, means will be taken to disquaiify
the pu Chaser from retaining ihe SAME.
The public are also cautioned sgainst purclias
ing any claim from Mr. .Jobg Roge,s Of The state
OF kentueky. upon the properly of Miss Sally
Morris cf the said state, as the paper purporine
10 be power Of a, orney authorizing such sale
and purchase, viii De proved o be insufficient and
Of no effect.
JOHN LAKENAN
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NOTICE.

THE co-partneyship OF .Saniuel Parson, SJ' Sar
is dissolved by mutual consent and Samuel
Parsons IS authorised 10 tile ,he busine,s Of rho
{ ncern SAMUEL PARSONS
SAMUEL +. PARSONS,
8 Mo = 1893
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-15

TIL subscribers having connected them
selves IN busines under the firm OF
PARSONS < OWEN, have AIKEN the houses
and lumber-yard formerly occupied by Sa.
muel Parsons and Son, where they inienc
carrying on The commission business in al.
IT'S varieties, and hope by str,c' attention
hey will give satisfaction to those NJ h. m =,
be pleased TO favor hem with lhei, bust
ness. SAMUEL p PAR .ONS.
SAMUEL OWEN
3 Mo. H. 1903.
~. g. We have now on hand large
stock of Flooring Plank few barrel-
Tar, Wheat Fans, Woye WIRE Tor do
Wire Sew $ ~ various sizes &c. L2nl
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SoR sALE AT S. PLEISAETs' sooK S7oRE,
HeHigg'S New Virginia Justice,
Containing the Duties of Justice ofPeace,
&c. together with a variety of useful pre-
cedents, adapted to the laws now m force
Also, forms of conveyancing, such as
deeds Of bargain and sac lease and re-
lease, mortgage, trust, sc
AsO
H. a NEW sYsTEMoF
DOMESTIC COOKERY.
Formed upon paINcIPLEs Of EcoSoMy, and a.
dspeA 70 the use If Privae families
u ~ -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-15

JOHN LAKENAN
One the Guardians Of the e tate Of the late
WILLIAN MoRRIs. Deceased
Richmond No,eb IS, 1903 If
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n. HINGS 4 @ Il.
Nsg1, ~ x-s7-Rg7, .1LEXfaDRL4,
gATH on HAND,
Frefh Seeds of Orchard erals,

= u ~
T;r,oti,v Herds Grass, Rye Grass B'lgncfts
q Foine. I.ucern, Tiifoife, Peruvian aTa ass
and zu1l receive BY cagft. Had,
A SUPPLY OF RED CLOVER
nso. General assortment OF Galsea ans
Ego,ve1. seeds. Coriallasr, ARISE, Carrassajj,s
Dill FenneN, Miliet, Rape, Nav, Canary :
variety of Bulbos Reefs, FloWefing Plants g
Shrubs, lie mbardy pqsars, Gatals2as, Aspa-
ssgus Plants with aakinds Of 'tSaraeh os o
s;is. hest Framing KniFes, the ,fsierscGn Gar
aener, and 1ennedys dreaSise eS1 ffs'sSss .s'4N
Gardening, Flower Pots OF all soaes' >s''s..-
ner Ornaments, and al handsome assortment
of China. Glass. and Cleens Ware, wath a''
kinds OF Groceries, SIC! &s.
4 zpoaf 70 Hire ill January ne9s,
A MORO MA, That can come We! re-
commended, 80 work ina garden
March IS. dtW@a a@iist@as
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n Q 7 l c Z.

APPLICATION having b,en :.
In the node prescribed by the e, ,"@se TOT
the fundamental resolutions lor II. "'ase
mept OF the Pennsylvania cofter ~, s0se'b
tany, stating that GENERAL h,r.g sae ess
Stockholders is requisite for tEet 'ltt
the sad company /; lido there lore !; III
point Friday the Sth OF April next =.
O'clock II the afternoon, at Gaasts's ! - ''is
Ale2andria, as tie time and place oe 1 L.,r
the same, when and where tie sto ~v'tl ,
ers in the said Company are reouesisS 1 -.
tend. va
John Potts, presi9cas
March Is g,N.,
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IN "Wednesday the sth day Of April Il
Il FAIR if not the nextfair DAY, wiz be sold
"a Il highest bidder at the plantation of The
late 154tfbe.s HARRISON, ESQ. on Goose creek
abea,s ave miles from leesburgi,--A very
larre and valuable stock Of horses, castie,
sheep, and hogss a variety q farmang ufen,
sis; some household and kitchen furniture
and a quantity oe Indian CORE = * the sanie
time and place viii be sold or hired Tor tilae
ws1ich will be fxee., several valuable slaves.
Alter all is sold at this place, the sale VIII be
continued at the farm. commonly caIleo "a
cob's, about three miles flen2 Mrs. lacey S
tavern, aud the same distauce trona thc Gum
spriae--the like descsipti2n OF property will
be offered for sale, and on the same terms
among the horses are several very HIGH Erred
brood mares. The creditors are invited TO
attend ant. puychase-all CLAIMS well aat'ei'-
ficated viii be received IN payment, and on
those due by bond or for cash tfe usual fls-
count viii be ma3e--twcise months. cree!lt
will be allowed fer ali sums over lge dollars,
the purchaser giving bond, With approved Sc
CURLY, to carry interest from the cats II not
pGnctualIy paid,
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A TraSt Of Land,

IN tbe same county, which was granted TO
! Thomas Chapman by deeds OF lease and
release from William 1'ebhs for 691 acres,
bearing da.e the 18th anti 9Th days oi June
l774.
Also, one other tract Of Land,
in the same eounfy, which was conveyed TO
he said Tnoinas Chapman by deeds OF lease
anG release from Bertrand Ewesl and his vile,
and Jesse E.wen and his wife, for SO acres,
more or less, bearing date the 9th and 10Th
days of april, l775.
Also, one tract q parcel OF
Land. which was conveyed 10 the said Chap-
man by deeds 81 lease and release from Jesse
E.well and his wife, and Bertrand Ewell ana
his wife, for $50 acres, NOR 81 less, bearing
da.e the ID and Sd days Of Jnuary, 1884, All
Of which deeds are now of record III the coun
~ court of Prince WilIian. And also, ali
the othsr estate, right, title, claim end pcs
session which Carr ChapRiin, en- the 2eth
November, 1897, had Of AID IN to tlts ialei
and real estate whereof his father or any OF
his ancestors bed died, scized or possessed.
TIE above description is taken from the4rort-
gage deed executed by CIR Chapman to
'rbounscn 3 Vcitch on the goth November,
l7e7, and now recorded inIPrlnce William
court, under which the PROPERTY IS sold. L
is understood that the three tacts Of land have
! been united into oneshich asloins the town d
| Dulnfries On it there IS as.welling. house s
| some wood The general rights described
will, as it is believed, comprehend fourth
| part of the revcrsion of ailtne dover land OF
/ Susanna Gwinett, and one Fourth part Of the
reversion Of all the land devised by Themes
/ Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, after the death
| Of the said Susanna and tie SID Elizabeth
! Bond and approved security viii be required
Iiar,>,-A.,.. - <,+r-
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MARCIA 2l
EISI3 49,.

TIE Subscriber bcgs leave 70 lnioEiss. Ills
friends in Alexandria, and tie public at large
tAatShc intends CARRYING on tie fishing bns,-
ness this season /; as he viii az AZ ti1' ne J,
bc ready to supply them, with saod sound
FISH he hopes to meet such encouragement as
his cxertions deserves ihose gentlemen "Ao
wish to be supplied may leaFe tl3eir estee.s,
ops at my house in this place !; and they, VAL
be furnished at tie shortest notice
William Patterion.
March 81. eoo9'
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ntine in all It's various branches,
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hsosst-E5 3lip1gson for Sale.

e viii sell NV FARM - aartax eopaty,
j and give immediate possessions. It's less
than three nanes from Alexandra, aad Sax
froa, the Georgetown ferry-~-tise distance
from, the projected b.id4se viii be fess-tho
bouse stands ca an elevated hull, anu ever.
laoks the City, Aia&sndFis. the river, WITH
the shore, and illIls of Maryland. Inc house
which L ere cited, and IS neatly finished, con-
sists of a center house two stores high. and
wings of orc, ,oiaed TO 1t, ey circular cettl-
3ers, the north wing contains smsti rco.ns,
the front of ii, and the carrldcr adjolling,
intended for green house, this leads 20
drawing roon---a dining rooa separated
from it by the passage and staircase, Is next
to the south corrj6cr which contains ) caosets'
and leads to the Atcne0--tsyo small rooms N
fhis wing with the i.ifcAen---a pump OF excel
lent water az the door. The second story o.
the center house contains 5 chambers ana a
DRESSING room, VITA are piaces--a large CO.
set ad;oins the dining roogn--one OF the same
size opens on the stair case, botii lifted up
with sbelycs-a store room in the garnet, and
cupulo on the house top, from whence Is seen
delightful, yariegated Landscape, completes
the description of the mansion house. a neat
COTTAGE accommodates laborers, and there are
stables. a carriage house, and ice house the
farm, contains los acres, 70 enclosed and ctil-
tiyated, the rest In wood; this place boasts
tie S. sst collection OF fruits that have seen,
besides every othersort; the list given TO nae
was 500 apples, 500 peaches, and 500 cherr.
trees: ! have addsd several hundred OF the
best kinds.--The garden consists OF - large
squares, TIC SOL enriched and borders hiled
with fruit trees, aud bushes; It IS surrounded
by a live cedar hedge, which also extends OF
each side OF TIE house tie former proprle-
tor possessed much taste, and collected many
ornamental trees and shrubs, which are iu-
dicioGsly disposed about the grounds. The
soil is suitable for grass and the portion OF
ground devoted to timothy and clover, yield
an abundant crop; it produced good wheat
and oats last year, and t,mk with small ex-
pence may be rendered productive. Taose
VITO wish a residence, where health viii BE
preserved, and convenience OF Intercourse
with Alexandra, George own, and the seal
of government, viii find all combined IL
Mount Uasllington will Thew tue rre1al
ses and inpart the terms, of sale, upon appli
cations by letters directed to the Post-Offce
Alexandria.
Eliza P. Law.
March IS. d
Also FoR SALE,
Ear,.<;,,.y s,,,,>,.~,,a,4, CT, NJ cart tu~> 49,
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Eliza P. Law.
March IS.

Also FOR SALE,
Farming implements, an OK cart, two bar
lx4hear pioughs with harness, one shovel do.
Iron toothed harrow, two scythes and era
S spades, picks, &c.
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w. Eilzey,
.lctinr ear. Of ~. Harrison, deS d

&C. All persons having CLAIMS against '1s
said estate are requested to bi1ns then: io or
ward for se,s.e5oent, and those indebted fo'
fees or iii any oile' ss1aaneFo TIC make 1talilie-
lliaee pay, e.at te,-sl he E17Scc,s@of
March 4 2a"0}
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Decree In CIlancery.

By virtue of a decree OF the superior court q
chancery Tor the Richmond district, pro
rouaceG Oh AZ appeal. wherein Sarah o;is5-
man widow o! Care Chapman, deceased,
and Susanna Ghapman, al infant daagatos
OF the said Carr Chapman, by the said %
rah Chapman, her guardian, were appeAi
ants, and Thompson and Nel5ciI we're ~
pellees, shall, the f',at f2o'lday IN 4j5f;-
neas, before the court house o, Prince WA
liam county, sell to the highest bidder, loF
really money, CT on credit q S, Il & Is
months,
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Land fog Sale at Aucssloa,

rrwI -, sasa - puslic Sale al acrsdit
" off AID 3 years, on Monday '@sla
aay ofSfarch next. useen the premises, the aoS-
s losy;ne tract Of LAND to vat
One Tract containing 374 a,
sxs, laying IN Fairfax county upon the OK
rr,agl. adjoining the saEds OF Edward " ASH
ingtoa and about g miles from the Town o.
xls coauan. Teis TRACK IS all IN wood, hes
sgve. ssa Is vel agaters., and at least one bali
Is va14s1ss meadow land
HESo,
Al undivided ulodety OF a
srpcf "a tssecounty OF Prince Wisesa, con
yaIs;g.sr $50 aoress wacreon tseorse Mills new
f;sss. s,ga,s.iss4Ge2y upon the river and mixes
as.s.ss Sbc low "a .ef lsccoquan, wsll be sold the
s;;s1is wsas day keiag tbs 10Th Gay OF March
sSs.S,
ss ets.Y sy.,sS ax re, f6ilsssfng cay, osssS toe
sod day ef1ssarch,
Containing about 200 acres
Iais and is isnasr cultivation, lies we'll, is
wen vasered sss8 IS ua1cr rent frern year to
yeags 1t sscs vt. sohscoo peryear. Il hes ad-
;oseis.g the Ean5s of WIN. Grant ia Prince
Ni.f1ea seunt5, In q good neighbonraood, a.
.tc:sS is miles taoro the fc@7l OF Ccco4sdls
and frolaa Dansfrles- The purchaser cans
not have saossession eli this tract before tie Isl
ee San. laos.
III SO,
III Be ssla se tallGssuins Day tae ltsScSTses,
5csar tae SLID Gaye tdared,
One other Tract OF Land con-
saining 2co acres, l.nmediapeiy at BANDS
FORD ,spon 0cooquan river, ana Is miles a
-bove tbs town Of occggaan, tfas land IS well
Improved has good baildnlgs caieuia ted ior
saearn, store aaa distncry, with convenient
oass~ho1ses.
sndispysslIe titses psu be given she I'sF
chaser, 10 each Of these tracts, en- thc hvst pays
rnsas being made, the purchasers GIVING
trust deed on al toe premises to secure tire
pa .slent of the ctacr two thirds,
II. E.llicott.
Occcqaan, Feb. 10, T1sl els.
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Is Fishery.

TEE subscriber inforgaas tie ptiSlic thas
he iglteass to carr on tie FISHING BUSINESS
as usual, II the ianding adjoining the een1
landing, as usual. lie VIII take -6ecoa "a eA-
change for Fish, at TIC following rate: 'o'
viz, thirteen pounds Of baoon, Tor one thou-
sand heriIags. =
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