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y From q istc London paper.
ODE TO COLUMBIA.

CoLpMB1A = hast t,ou cars to hearl
Columbia! hast thou eyes to see!
l. INDEPENDENCE to thee dear, 4
And dear the name Of LIBERTY!
Bv WASHIEGTON's immortal fame,
Nv all that Freemen ought to prize,
Ovcnch heaGlstrong PASSIONS frantic fame;
Be cool, b. cautious and be wise.
y Be not cajoled by trcacherous GAuL,
~ Pm not thy faith on fAs&hoods's sleeve;
BY Europc's folly-Europe's fall,
Learn whom to doubt-whOm to believe.
Has Britain wrongu thce-seek redress
By fair complaint-by bold demand;
But till refus'd it, still repress
The hostile threat, the hostile band
IT'S Brita:n's interest--and It's thine,
The bond of friendship to renew,
When Europe's tyrants all combine \
Freedoms last refuge to subdue. \
Were Britain once put down by France,
And sunk amongst her list OF slaves,
Wuultl not fell Gala soon adVa nce,
To shdckLe thee across the waves
Would he, whose ever plodding brain
Ambitions hOlelcst projects throDSs
Permit COLUMBIA to remain,
Unfetter'd-mmoleSted long!
Read the oppressor's fierce DEGREES,
In fury forg'd, in vengeance hurl'd,
Against the mistress sc the seas,
Against the commerce Of the world
Does he deserve thy confidence,
Who DULLES all-who all annoys;
Who cares not where he gives offence,
Who cares not what his rage destroysI
HAF1z.
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f. For Sale,

A. valuable Negro Man J.
his price $50 dollars ; a
Southern purch aser would
be preferred-Apply TO-
the Printer of this paper.
May ~, 1905. HeF.
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BARRON.

xx7Exhave now on hand complete
w assortment Of Aa:!eta,as Bar
IRON, which, We intend keeping con-
Il. woRTHrNTON, ~&.co.
Shep herds. Town, May 20, Iscs,
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TakeNNotice..

r.
1 HE Subscriber earnestly requests all those
who stand indebted TO him, 70 make immediate
payment, and particularly those whose notes and
accounts have been standing upwards Of sig
months if not discharged by the first Of August
next. they will be put into the handA> Of E. Boyd,
Esq. for collection, without respect to persons.
JAMES FAULKNER.
MArtnsburg, June II, 1908
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16
From the National InfeMgeacer.
70 THE People OF THE UNITED STATE
Ill.

No. III.
The principle liberalization, as aground ofbel-
iigctcnt pretension and department, is one,
which it is our duty firmly to examine and deli
berately to consider. It's great delicacy and
vast importance may forbid private well-in-
tentioned individual to pronounce on the nature
aid extent the rights. which an injured, en-
dangered or provoked beliiEerent may practi-
caly erioy or colorably claim, on this serious
and inconvenent principle but the same OBJ
Jcctinns do not occur against argument or dc
monstration, calculated to quash all brefension
10 retaiiGfe on the part of any government, from
which we suffer. Hence it has been that fair
and weighty considerations, applying negative
ly to the British claims on the ground Of refaliati-
on have been explicitly introduced into these
papers.
After an honest and candid recollection of the
rise and progress of neutral spoiations, we are
unable 10 call to mind a single proclamation, or
der Of council, or other act of the British gov
eminent from 1871 to 1906 in which they fos
a moment set up, in substance or in words, the
slightest pretension to retaate on France or
tho neutral states, any alleged original abuses
or perversions of neutral trade, navigation or
seamen, until the attempt of the court Of Lon
don TO procure an admission Of that nature in
their own addition 20 atreaty, Otherwise mutu-
al, in December 1906. This fact is the more
StiOngs because general Hamilton, an his puDlt-
cations Of I" Aneyieus," while he WAS exerci-
sing the functions Of a President over federal
administration in 1913, and colonel Pickering,
then secretary of state. in public official re
port, advanced the uniounded IDEAS, that Eng
land had followed France IN all her violations Of
neutral commerce., whereby those eminent CT
Itzens 6Rf into the mouth Of Britain all the pre-
tensions Of a power entitled TO rctaliate, zghich
che had nevcy heretofore claimed And here Bril-
tam, we VIII ingcnuousiy confess, in sour favor,
that these and other children Of America, adop-
ted and native, while honored by our high trusts
and fed by our treasures, have done much in
deed, (aud otfcn have done so much) 10 mslead
YOU into unwarrmtsble, irregular, aid pefnici-
Gus acts, and to confirm you ~ a course towards
neutral trade and persons, which has threaten
ed ruin 10 us and now snspends fearful dangers
over y0ur beautiful and noble country. But we
return to our point: Englaad, sharp and inge
NOUS, and thus goaded by Americans as snc
has been, never oacc m -ntOncd the doctrine OF
retaliation, till the last OF December 1896, w.
the proposed rider 90 The trcatyof Monroe and
| piakney, Auckland and Holland.
Lctus now examine the opposite side What
has been thc conduc. It Flaec : Snc always,
even IN l792, took the ground OF power az
crossed on, oaenoed much, ani much end an
| ,ercd BY those aggre3sions. She avowcd, be-
ore the war win Easiand, her lghJ and duty
to .+talistc ON Tie Iaase towns The pcrycr sions
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16
JURIscoLA.
buckingham Counfy, 1itne
Conrf, 1903.

court, 1903.
Thomas and Francis Deanei for the bcne-1
II OF Archd Womack, Plaintiff, -
AGAINST .
John Francis, Silas Flournoy and Samuel Z :
and Druvy u Allen adiag partners Of 3
Hughes Allen z Company, Defeadents :.
ON he motion Of the plaintiff by couns, / ana
- IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the eourr
iha, he defendants, Drury VI. Allen and Suas
FlournoYy ace not Inhabitants Of this stare Ne
IS oraevfa and decyeed that unless hey shall an.
pear here en- or b,forc Stptenbef court mex !. ana
answer the bill Of tie plaintiffs, Inc court will
hen proceed 20 take the same fjr conIessed az
@ 'h.m, and decree The mluer thereof aeeor-
dngly and IA, cop q his order be TO- h
vim published IN some PIE newspaper Of he
city &C Riohmoud for two non'hs sncce sivslv
and another copy be posted np a, the front doos
Of the courthouse OF thiscculty.
n eopy,-Fcsfe,
~ ELDRIDGE, j. d. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16
Just Published,
BY C. & A Conrad. & Co. Philadelphia
and for sale by Samuel pIeasants, IT, Richmond !;
The Columbiad +:
Pocmio 10 Books-By JolI Barlow


THIS ti.le announces a work of ,he high ST
interest that the res gesta OF our country ~
of any Other can furnish. With regard TO he
merits of the execution, it would i'll become ns,
the publish, rs, 10 speak in that suain of commen
Cation which alone would give ut.erance T. our
sentiments. OF this, the pubic, TO whom it Is
nov offered, will Judge for themselves We will
only state one cireums'ance, which ought e. b.
understood by The purchaser before we solicil
his patronage The ancient Juvenile Poem Of
Nj Barlow called he Vision &C Columbus ! so
Tar absorbed in this. as heucefogwad 10 dissp
pear from the list of his works All that he has
thought worthy of the subject in has loem has
been incof porated in this which may amount to
one fourth or enc bird Of the former wok H
has now in rs mature years and jIAgmeu-, IA.
ken A much wider range oves he immense ,e
gions OF fact and fancy, Shan Inc fortunes of hi
hemisphere nave onened 70 his view, and CHE
work is now probably destined 10 sand, the
epic song Of his county"
No pains 9r expense have been shared to eive
it dress and ornament suitable 20 IT'S Intrinsic
merit. PSI
l in one volume royal quarto illustrated b.
twelve engravings on the following subj cts !;
]. Besper's appearance 10 Columbus in prison.
II Capac I'D Della instructiRg the savsges in
agriculture and he domestic orts,-lIi Zamor
Killed by Capac Nv. Ihquisi,ion.--V Cesar
passing tho Rubicon.-VI Cruelty presiding o.
yer the Prison Ship.--VIi. Murder of Lucinda.
VIII. CSrpwa.lis resigning his sword TO Wa.l,-
ingtpn.- *. Rape Of the Golden Fleece.--X
Imitation 10 the Mysteries Of Iris.-XI Final
reSignauon Of prciudices.
These eleven subjects were painted by the &C.
lebravet Sunirse. expressly for this poem The
pictures are now exhibited in the PBiadelph,a
Academy OF Fine Ar,s1 where the puoiic can ex
anime their ADMIRABLE execution. and form soo,e
idea Of The expense and labor bestowed on the
decosa ions of This work, They were engraved
by the first artists in England aud the ang,av-
ings wee in such hig n estimation among the anna
teurs. thar several proof copies we5e sold H. Lon
don a, six guincas a SET. To these j. added por-
trait OF the au' hor, painted by Robert Fullon,
and finely engraved by Arthur 8 NTH.
The paper. we believe, 10 better than any b.
foe made in this codnsryi and the pruning b.,
Fry 4 K2mmeVer may be regarded as q speci
mea Of typography hi,hsro unsu,p pa sed, and
scldNrl euuaed in Naa world
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16

4" An wretch in wild anguish he cried,
From country and liberty torn,
" All Narrator would thou hadst died,
Ere DER the salt wave thou vast borne
!" Thro' the groves of Angola, s,ray'd,
Love and Hope made my bosom their
own,
'NFor l taik'd with my favorite maid,
"Nor dreamt of the sorrows to come.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16

TUEsD A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16
1eoefrn.
FROM THE PEN OF ROSCOE.

WIDE over the tremuious sea
The moon spread her mantle of light,
And the gale, dying gently away,
Breath'd soft on the bosom of night.
On the fore castle Narrator stood,
And pour'd forth his sorrowful tale;
Hi tears fell unseen in the food,
His signs pass'd unheard ON the gale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16
g Now sinking amid the dim raw.

Now sinking amid the dim raw,
"iier form seem'd 10 "a ,e Oh my view /;
30 stay thee my Addela, stay !.
'.She becsous, and ] must pursue.
"To-norrow he white-man in vain
"Shsll proudly accoun, me his slave;
+" My shackles plunge IN the main,
" And rush to the realms of the brave -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16

"S'ow Der the smooth ocean she glide,
Like the gleam THAT hangs light ON The
wave;
"And tondly her lover she chides
"That fingers SO long from his grave.
.'Ah Narrator haste We she cries,
I" Here the reign of Oppression is DER,
= Here the tyrant is roob'i of his prize,
"And Addela sorrows no more.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16
For sale at this Office.
.THF
MEMOIRS
or
WILLIAM SAMPSON.

Including parl cuI1rs OF his adVc1tufes ~ various
parts of Europe his confinement in the dun
geos of he luqiiFition 10 Lisbon, &c. &c
SEVER8L ORTGINL LETTERS.
Being his correspondence with the ministers Of
state in Greal Britain and Portugal
Hshort sketch offhc HTsToRr ofTRBLAND,
Particularly as i RESPECTS the spirit Of British DO
mina,ion in that country and few obscrv1ti.
70tou me state Of manners. &c in America
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16
RicImoad The .NmMfucf0rv.

H1cIinnOqd i ne man, faCfOTy-
TENHE subscriber having procured the e.
Il elusive right TO manufacture in this
and several other states Harwood's much
improved Patent Tile for covering houses,
tahd at considerable expense erected the ne
cessary buildings, &c for carrying on that
useful business extensively, now offers to
supply, at short notice, any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price Of
Thirty Five Dollars per thousand, deliv-
cred at his factory.
He can with confidence, founded on &C
tual experiment, in the covering of about
20 muses. in this city, assert, that houses
can be covered with this tile as cheap in
the first instance, as with shingles OF the
first quality, and when the security against
fire, the difference OF insurance, the dusa-
bility and particular construction on these
tilcto resist the most penetrating rains and
SHOWS are considered, he cannot doubt of
meeting with considerable announcement.
IL requires only the examination cf'a well
covered roof to convince the most prejudi-
ced mind of their superiority to any other
tile heretofore made, or TO the best slate,
and viii cost less than the latter, after pay
ing the expense Of water carriage TO al
most any part of this Continent.
Particular attention will be paid to orders
from other towns, and in all cases where
they arc shipped, he will deliver them
whole and sound, along SIDE of the vessels,
at the expense of Garage only to the pur-
chasers Any person ekiHed in the art of
tiling, will put on those tile with great ia
cility, but where they cannot be procured,
he can engage few here WHO have had
some ezpCriynce, and will 90 a moderate
distance if the jon is ofsuiic ent magnitude
and their travelling expenses paid
BENJAMIN DU VAL.
Richmond, March -, 1903.
n. b. | wish 10 sell Patent Rights IN Sc
veral other states. -wf y. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16

Flow We tears, down my cheeks ever flow,
"S!ill let sleep from my eyeiids depart
" And still may the arrows of woe
Drink deep of the streams of my heart.
" But bark /! on the silence of night,
My Addclas accents hear,
7" And mournlul beneath the wan light,
al see her loved image appear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-16

"From the thicket the manhunter sprung,
My cries echoed load thro' the AIR,
f" there was fury and wrath on hrs tongue,
" lie was deaf to the shrieks o. despair.
Z" AccurSt DE the mercilcss band
"Nhat his love Gould from Narrator
tear,
g And blasted this impotent hand,
"TAat was sever'd from all held dear
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-26

Married, at Washington City, on Thurs
day last, by the Rev. Mr.. NJ Mccormick, Mr..
IoHS BRAY, to Miss SARAH SOPHIA HUNT,
both of the Theatre, Philadelphia.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-26

The Stately, Of 81 guns, takes out Mr..
Quito Cadiz. Alter tomorrow, she will
sail with the first far VIC.
& Sarsasgossa, where the Spanish patriots
have lately been successful against the
French, IS pace famous in the history OF
Spain tor the great victory obtained there
IN the 18th century BY Ferdinand Of ARA
goa over the Nfoors, Of whom immense
Numbers were slain and thrown into a cnasin
OF the mountain. which has ever since been
sailed FL Barrenca de los Mnertos, the
ditch of the slain.' The French have also
reason to remember It, having been defeated
there with great loss In the succession war,
BY the British and Portuguese, under Gene
raj Stanhope.
DIED, on. SUNDAY morning, at her bro
Tiers house, at Cranbrook5 In the 69th year
of her age, Mrs. Paine, wife of Thomas
Paine, author of 6 The rights of Aaa."
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Washington & Alexandria Turn
pike Company.

THE Stockholders Of the Wash
ington and Alexandra Turnpike Company
arc hereby notified that the tilrd instai,nent
of Ten Dollars on each share. is calico FOR by
the President and directors OF the said Com
parry, and is required to be paid 10 caarles
Page Treasurer IL Alex andiia, Oh or before
tl.e goth dsy of Octobsr next, ag2eahle TO an
act of Congress, entitled " An act for the e.
establishment OF Turnpike Company in this
county of alexandria, in the district of Co.
lI.n5ia''
By order of the Directors,
c., Deneale, Proficient.
Septernher Or 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-26
Public Sale ct Lots.
September 2 8

The subscriber will, on Tuesday the lath
day OF October next, expose to sale, on the
premises. near the new turnpike gate, at IL
O'Clock. several LOTS, being part Of Pear
sons Tract. The land is fertile, and full of
yeung thriving timber there is spring ON
each lot, with handsome & convenient scites
for building: they contein from to Ia acres,
according to survey lately made The lots
will be sold OH 4 credit OF 60 ara 90 days, the
purchaser gl,ing bond with approved securi-
ty for the puactual payment st the stated pc.
RODS The title and pia.s VIII be shewn on
the day Of sale by
Charles Little, Ex'Y.
9fJ West, sec's.
September IS. dts
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PHILADELPHIA. .Sebtemser %.

FI1ILADEI4I IlIlas DEPEtM1eT 20
Yesterday arrived the schooner Farmer,
schoyen, from Laslira. Captain Schoyen,
informs that the crew of the French express
brig had all been imprisoned, but on their
taking the oath of allegiance, they were Il
berated--that it was the determination OF
the Spaniards to resist BonaParte to the last
extremity, and with their HIVES to support
Ferdinand the 7th, but in case ct his tallure
TO declare themselves independents, AID tt..las
TO accomplish this, they desired no ASSIST
ance, nor would they accept Of any Fonl
any nation whatever.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-26
P y S T % X FL G E,
ALkxANDRIA, SET.

ALEXANDRIA,, SGT. u.
AFTER the frstd.g of October next, the
Northern Mail will arrive every day at ~.
N and be siosedseyery day tSundays except
ed1 at 6. p. NJ
The Southern Nail will arrive every day
at |, A NJ and be, closed every day Sundays
excepted at 4, P. u.
The Western Hail, VIA Fredericksburg,
viii be closed ON NondsFs, at ), p. NJ,
Letters and newspapers for these malls,
must be deposited before the hours above Not
cd for closing iaeIn Otherwise they will nae
be forwarded until next day.
George w. CraIk, P, NJ.
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aserannrta EstIp @aaest;es
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.


We learn by gentleman from Burlington
that the verdict found by the jury against
Mott. for the murder OF Drake and Ormshy,
was arrested by the court, on the eroGnd that
tue officer who had charge of the Jury, was
not sworn.
Doan was sentenced to be hung on the 28th
October.
Sheffield was convicted of rnansEaughter,
RaJiona Courier, ScM. IL.
A brig belonging to Baltimore, called the
Mercury, has been robbed at sea OF 3 or
1900 dollars, by one of Bonaparte's priva-
teers.-" France vaats nancy, and soe mast
give 1t to her."
Estrt-c. of'a letter fran a very intelligent
Aanerican merchant at Eu.,yiaa: zeaere ne
arrived a5oat The middle IF d,:g1st on his
zpag to Lond2n to his friend in BcSton,
dated Halltfan, Ang7st 30, 1903.
Our embargo is an excellent thing TO
this place, and aithoush the spirit which dc
tated the measure, on the pare OF our go
vernrnent, is most heartily despised by all
Englishmen, and considered as an act OF
hostility levelled against them, yet every ~
habitant Of Nova Scotia IS exceedingly de-
siirous Of its &C sinuance, inasmuch as it
will be the means of making all their for
tunes. Flour is at II dollars per barrel and
excepting this article, every thing OF the
provision kind remains at their accustomed
prices"
Married, at Washington City, on Thurs
day last, by the Rev. Mr.. NJ lormlck, Mr.
IoHs BRAY, to Miss SARAH SOPHIA HUNT,
both of the Theatre, Philadelphia.
s.ssssessssss-s.sss
DIED, this morning, after severe III
ness of two weeks, Mrs. Jane Violett, wife
Of Mr.. John Violet.
Her friends and acquaintance are request
ed to attend her funeral tomorrow atter-
noon, at 3 o'clock, from her late dwelling
in King street. ...,....,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-26
LOTTERY OFFICE.

C. TIcKETs In the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
of the Alex1sdri0 .Dasy GAZETTE,
price Fsve Dolls. s. Scuenty Jsue
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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X al
.1| u 81 NEWS.
SHIP
Port of AIexandYsa.

FQyt ,oT H6e@pi1lS' 6s1'
ARRIVED
Sloop Betsey, Norwood, Dumfries
Produce, to the Master.
Summerset, Grymes, Boyd's Hole
Wheat, to the Master.
CLEARED,
Schr. Sisters, Wheeler, Yeaconeco,
by the Naster.
William. MCPHERSON, Georgetown
{. Hand.
Comport, Patterson, Georgetown
l.. Dsbl0is.
Henry and Elizabeth, Bowcoek, Ye-
aeomeco-luaster.
Fre;qhter. Thomas, Portland
Latvrason s. Fozole.
Peggy, Druamond, Folly Landing,
%. Hester.
birmingham, Gardner, Port lobafeo'
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Negroes wanted.

CASH VIII be given for a few likely eoanS
NEGR0E s --v pp,y at the inaian-Q Queen ta-
vern for three or t,ur days.
osptemoer %. d4tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28
IN cHANcERY-Ai4a2e,ss coua.y coa,s, De.

IN CHAN -NidaYeses COMFY Couyt. d..
4 cenr6ey, 1907
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor, Ann TomLins,
John Mclaughlin and Mary orerton his wife,
Peter Cosby, George Tiller and Mary his wife,
Cansolai"ahts-Against John Cosby, David Cos
by, VIM Harvey and Judy his wife ------ And
and Barbary Minor his wife, Dejistsants
ItapPeaing to the satisfaction of The court thai
the defendants are not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act OF A.
ssmbly and the rules Of this court On motion of
the complaHants by their counsel, 1t is ordered,
that the defendants do appear here at March court
next and answer the complainants bill, that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Eaaui-
rcr for two months successfully and another post
ed at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county Copy, TIL; MUSE, c. NJ. C.
Jan. II. T2awsw1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

* ASH SALES-1n pursuance of deed Of
" trust, executed by David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the 18th day of December, 1905, to Sc
cure the payment OF fourteen thousand FIVE hun
drcddolisi,- and some arrears of interest due to
VIM Is. Goes, esq.
win be sold for ready money, at the front door
of the Eagle Tavern, IN the city of Richmond, on
Saturday the Goth day of next month, between
the hours of twelve and three O'Clock Of that day,
a tract Of LAND ia the county Of Henrieo, cali
ed the SEVEN PINES containing by estimation
one thousand acres Also, a tract Of Land in the
same county, on -Four Mile creek, being the same
whereoo col. Jshn Peasants FORMERLY resided, con
,anb nv esnn stiou four hundred & sixty acres Al
50. lie Norwich Mills. situated in the said Goun-
~ of Henrico, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, binding on Bailcy's creek and
Fon, ssile Creek. GEO HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER.
January g. Ceptdsl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

M ILL be sold to the highest bidder, en- the
" premises, on Friday the 5th day of Fobru-
airy next, the tract Of LAND in Anhers. County
on which Cornelius Thomas, late of that CO .aity,
resided, 1t lies about four miles from the town
OF Warminster, and contains 1900 acres. Great
er part of it is tobacco land, equal in quality to a.
ny land in that any other county in this state ;
some fine meadow land and plenty Of timber,
toierabie mil on never-tailing stream, 80 or
wild ALL the whole together in lots to suit pur-
ehasers. My terms fourth in cash, and
the balance in one, two, and three years Bonds
with approved security, or deed Of trust ON the
land viii be required.
REUBEN B. PATERSON,
attorney in fact for Cornelius Thomas.
Buckingham, Jan. 9. (1aw4ng)