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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-12
The Legislature Of Virginia closed thei
session on Wednesday last.
Acts passeh At Dc session Of lso7.s.

Continued from or iasL1
"a Concerning William Richardson, as
executor Of John Collins, deceased.
IS Placin on the list of pensioners seve-
raj persons therein named.
SO Increasing the number Of magistrates
within The city of Richmond, and for other
purposes thereiH mentioned
81 Authorising the courts Of Berkeley and
fauquler Counties 20 appropriate certain
money therein mentioned.
SO Amending tine act entitled, g An act
regulating the manner in which certain du-
ties shall be performed by the county add
corporation courts.
It shall 10. be lawful for the justices Of
an court To iay any levy, settle with col
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frozs the National latehgencer Of Maadey
CASE OF JOHN SMITH.
WEDNESDAY, fan. 20.

WEDNESDAY,, fan. 20.
After the exam 10 alton Ct Mr.. TiEin, the
following report of the select committee
| was taken into consideration
Nr anderson FROM The com mlttee TO
whcra were referred certain resolutions,
which were offered TO the consideration OF
the senate, in the case Of John Smith SEGA
tor from The state OF OHIO, reported the
following resolution
@lpesolps4, That Oh the first day of March
next. the senate will receive such t@stimo.
ny as John Smith, senator from 'he State of
Ohio, may then adduce in his dsfence, and
that the senate will then proceed TO tie haal
consideration of the rePortot The commit.
tee appointed ON the 9Th of Nosem.
Der last, TO enquire into his conduct as an
. allie dyed associate ofAaropHurr, provided
10 case Mr. Smith shall! adduce evid erce 10
discredu any witness whose ,est;m Dry has
been shade use of against him; sha - he
shall make it appear to the Senate that rea.
soEabIe aoticc~had been given to. the vii. (
time and Place appointed for the taking of
such evidence. and that be was served with
copy Of this resolution.
Mr. Robinson moved 10 strike out the
FIRST day ct March," for the. purpose etin.
seriirg " on Monday .he twenty fifth !.
inst.
E'r. dnde,so. suggested the propriety
.of dividing he question:. and ebserved,..
,hss j. had been stated by Mr.. Smith ,hs.
j, would be,he beginning ofnext February
before. be could have The assistance of
counsel 10 The room Of Mr. Marin.
Mr.. Robinson acqaiesced in dividing
the question.
Mr.. Bayarl ssies De understood il was.
the rtject Of the motico 10 preclude Mr..
Smish from lhe opportunity of sddpcips.
additional evidence. The committee TO
~ hem the d;F,rens resolutions Bere yeteys
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Continuation Of Documents
ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Natchez, June II, 1895.
Ny DEAR FRIEND.
received your favor of the 18th
instant, 10 which you give me a proof Of
your sincere friendship by opening yous
heart, wi,hOu. reserve, 500 the interessirg
subiec. OF the treaty. Following the same
sentiments thar have dictated to you the
confidence that you haye 10 me, | shall
unreservedly, aud in the most confidential
manner, give you my oPinion Oh the sasns
subject
have powerful reasops to believe that
the part Of The treaty concerning llmits1wlIl
never be accomplished, and for that reason
80 little has been said on VIVA, otherwise
should be detailed concerning the subjects
aud citizens OF >both countries. The state
of Georgia is as much displeased as yeu
express yourself, and several petitions have
been already presented 10 congress against
the treaty. ~
10 the time that the treaty was signed.
the political affairs of Europe determined
our court to do any thing to keep the y.
STATES ia perfect neutr sli:y, and thereby
des,roy new plan that was forming 70 re-
new aud continue Destructive war. The
treaty with England had darren, object.
II was 10 attractth Americans to heis III.
;stes, q such masner as 10 have still 10
her power 10 keep them dependent /; the.
plan has isiien through, and the British
will Inc longer deliver the pests Our ueas
~ tina, was made 10 couo;t,balaBce that,
viii suffer equal difficulties tor the cir.
cumssaneea beng altered, sc sill Dc The
conditions % every aide. Spain made a
srea.y-wi,h the onien bu, if tbs union ia
dissolved, one of<the contracting parties
exists noiorger, and the other is, absolyed,
from her engagements. 1t is msre than
probable that separation q seyersl, states
will tsks place, which will alter the po:i,l-
cal existence of . power that could irau.
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secn,t WI. kipsoa ,aand that those connected
,po,,ld erdeasor 10 throw 40 odium upon
him. BE ,ha.as il might, the house should
not snaaire, excep. they possessed aushc-
.isy 10 do it. Certainly ihis case was not
similar 20 thar quoted OF 40 enquiry into
the COP due, Of general St. Clair Tor that
was 20, grouu de- on any specific charge.
IL Ger, ainly wasa general principle that
where DO wer did oct exist TO consnmsse
trial. TO prosecute il sosa final enc, the pow.
er Of prosecution did no, exist at all; II
,herefors followed that the power OF en-
oni,ipe into This subject die not exls, 10
ttis house. Was ii then proper that they
should Neglect former cases 10 forEr . pre-.
ceden, which would not be correct. Each
department. ofthe government should ex-
ercise its owu Functions; anc the momsnt
the house commented an enquiry OF this
.ind they travelled out Of their course,
ard she we'd that they had oct that conf
deuce which they ought to havein sha, de-
partEaent of government competent totry
The caae. Why ,hen proceed in this bu-
siness? Certainly whatever the intention
may be, it would have 40 improper effect
On the trial of .ha, ofhcer. The house
sending resolusiso to the proper depart.
ment requesting j. to try certain. cthcer,
operated as the opinion OF the legislature
on his guilt. Could il be possible that
person thus treated could have fair trial !!
He should doubt the justice OF trial con-
Quoted by persons tho: directed the pro.
per authority should re main unbased and
appropriated by such an inRu ence as the
passage OF this resolution would operate.
He was 10 hopes that the honorable gen,
reman who brought forward Ibis motion
would have withdrawn it wasu he had
cooled and as the gentleman had stated
that he had gained his object Mr., Ran,
delphi explained that his expressions had
been, tina: one ebject was gained The
gentleman then had CHAINED one object,
probably the only objsc; he intended; Ger,
,ainsy the most vsiuable purpose he had in
view.
Gentlemen who advocated this mosiou
ought to slew 10 The house ,hat they had
power to proceed 10 this way that the
exis ing authority ofthis country. was no,
comprsen, to Try this officer But the! had
not shewn it; and ,hsy had >cerlaHly
shewn disposi.ion 10 DO it it they could.
He considered such MEASURE as this cal.
culated TO rrjure the oGcer, and in whass-
yer point heayiewedl', as an improper mea-
sure. Had the geoslemap fsnm Virginia
laid the evidence on the table, he would
cests MY have agreed o rsn.rAi, these pa.
pers 70 the proper tribunal; which would
have been srficiep. notice ct ,h.m, more
perhaps thar hey deserved.
debate tobe continued
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therefore Spain beirg deprived Of that as
sis,ance that could arise from her connex
ion with the eniop, will alter her sitws
This Is the poli,iea! Situation ct ih'rgs
with regard 10 the treaty besides that,
there are other insurm onn,ab!e dlHl
-cnl,ies with respect 10 The indians, which
reuder imprscticable The execution Ct the
part concerning limits therefore, eseo
when 90 charge should happen IN the Y
States, the treaty viii be reduced 10 The
nayig alton Of this river. :.
& Laying aside every obstacle and snly
guided by the same principles, mat have
affected yon, Ihave already represented in
the strongest and mos, energetic manner
on the subject Of real property without
solution from court, il will be cut OF our
power 10 fulfil the contents Of the treaty.
When ,oldycu sha. your properly should
no, suffer in this government, was founded
on all these priucip les, and several oshers
thar are cot banished. have constantly
been friend 70 The country and Oh this
critical moment will not neglect It's iu;er-
est. Be sure, and assure all your neigh.
hors tina, / will do the needful, and thar
my exertions at all times shall be in proPor-
ton 10 The exigeney-
With regard to the debts ct his govern;
,-men., will continue 10 be paid IN tho man.
ne1 prescribed /; however. shall act in such
maIner, 40 TO have ,hem cleared much
sooner than what is expected. Every IN
dividual of this governme Mt 10 jus. COW at.
tending their crops Of cotton that premise
very advan.sgeonsly therefore, 10 this
critical momen, they must no, be uislp' bed
or they will suffer essentially. ara walt
ing anxiously for Mr.. Dunbar 10 regulate
several things, 10 which he has had AID is
to have an interference l really believe
tha, the baron has him mployed.
do not knew for certain han the baton
is to go 10 The HayanGa, nor do | believe
that he knows it. The fis, packet Haay
perhaps ,hrow some Egh, On this snbjvc'.
he relu,n Of cur court 20 NJ sdtid Will be
productive Of some very great charge 10
the. administration e car Affairs 'he,eiote
] ait thai nc ment with 'mpa:ience.
Nothing can affect The mor gage you
have on fuly's properly he has net yer
appeared bus Mr.. Rse ac's fer hlm.
( srtmain with he must sinesre friend.
ship,
my dear friend,
Your saosI cbedient,
lsigusd)
Manuel Gayya dc Lemos.
Reserve This lester.
p. S. In he other lester express The
reason efmy new regulation, &c.
DANIEL CLARKE, Esq
To be e0ntinxed]
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TprsDAr, January S.


On the resolution for reques ing president
10 cause an enquiry to be made into the con-
duct oil general " ilkinson.
EcosT5svED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Tract of Land,

In Caroline county, sailed the GOOSE PONDS,
lying Immediately on Pamanky river, containing
S42 Acres. more or less. The quality of the
land, the buildings, water and neighborhood, rem
oers it au object worthy the attention of any
person wishing 10 purchase; erop of wheat is
sown thereon, anu Immediate possession will be
given Terms of sale, one fourth in ready mo-
ney, and the balance at the expiration of twelve
months, to be secured by deed Of trust upon
| the land. with bond aad approved security, to
carry interest from the date, If not punctually
paid Also, 1T the same time and place. will be
| sold. about
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
IS Dollars Reward.

d An AWAY from the subscriber on the
IN 1st of September, a bright mulatto girl
named AGNESS, about IL or IS years old,
lisps little in most of her words, general
ly smiles when spoken to. has narrow face,
with thin high nose. Sheformerly belonged
to Col. Holt Richeson-a t his death, most of
the negroes belonging to the said estate,
centred in the hands of Capt William Dan
bridge and Mr.. Bowler Cooke, Jr. of Hen.
rico, where it is possible she may have got.
Capt. B. Oliver of Hanover, holds one of
her aunts, and Mr.. Geo. Jefferson of Rich.
mond, holds her father, whose name is
Claiborne. There is no doubt but she is at
one or the other of those places. Whoe-
yer will deliver her to me in King William,
shall receive the above reward.
EDMD. LITTLEPAGE.
November S, 1903. VISTA
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DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, TO WIT :

DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
BE- remembered, That on the thirtieth
day of May, in the thirty second year of the
independence of the u. States of America,
Thomas +. Birch of the said District, hath
deposited in this Office, the Title of a Book,
the right whereof he claims as Author, in
the words following, to wit:
"'The Virginian Orator, being variety
of original and selected Poems, Orati-.
Sons and Dramatic scenes, to improve
"the American Youth, in the ornament
"tal and useful art of Eloqueuce and Ges-
"ture,"
In conformity to the act of the Congress of
the U. States, intituled {" An Act, for the
Encouragement of Learning, by securing
the copies of Maps. Charts, and Books, 10
the Authors and Proprietors of such copies
during the time therein mentioned.''
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Clerk of the District off Vi,pinid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
IS Likely Negroes,

Among which is u valuable bIacksmith-the stock
of Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Plantation ensils, The
crops of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Fodder, &c.
for which twelve months credit will be given, for
III sums above twenty dollars, on receiving bonds
with approved security, to carry interest from
the date. If not punctuay paid, and for all SUMS
Under twenty dollars, cash.-And on Tuesday
the sixth day of the same month, WILL BE
SOLD, in Hanover Town. on the premises. the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the
n next Genaral Assembly, praying that
the land whereof John MtMurry died seI2-
ed, may be sold for the payment OF hislust
Iebts. VIM. OVER TON, Adm'r.
of John INJURY
Gharlslte, Oct -, 1903. Pm
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For Sale,

Twenty FIVE Tens Swedes and American Iron,
Eighty Bundles Nail Rods,
Eighty Kegs Paint. white, red and yellow,
twenty-five Boxes Window glass, 10, ID,
American and English Powder,
Spanish Indigo,
Pipes by ne Box.
Sweet Oil By the Box and Retail,
few Sacks Salt,
Shot of all sizes, with our usual assortment of
GROCERIES, sc.
Russell & Wallace.
Richmond, Nov. Sd 1903. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
For Sale.

THAT valuable Plantation, lying in Amelia
county, on Flat creek, containing upwards
Of 900 acres, Considerable quantity Of which is
very valuable meadow land. 1.-THE land is sold
will dispose OF ,hrty or forty valuable negroes.
For terms apply to
WILLIAM MURRAY,
Grove Brook. 29d Nov 1908. w6'
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NOW IN THE PRESS,
The Virginian Orator,
BY THOMAS E. BIRCH.

The late British aggressions have given
birth to a great part of this book, and the
author f1atters himself. that it contains the
sentiments of every patriotic American.
- Subscriptions for the above work will
be received at the Office of the Virginia Ar
gus, at 9s. Cd. copy.
September 81, 1903. w2m
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LAND, NEG aoES. STOCK, eE.
FOR SALE.

DURSUAEr to the last will and testament
OF Benjamin To'er, dec. WILL BE SOLD,
., puolic auction, on Tuesday the Goth day of
December next. If fair, if no., the next fair day
(and continue from day 20 day until all are sold)
on the premises. that valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

NOTICEis hereby given. that'a petition viii
IN be presented TO the next Assembly,,o al
ter the Settle fixed on by the commissioners for
the public buildings in the County OF Nelson.
October nth 1903. tina
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House and Lot.

In good repi'r, wherein Dr. Christie at present
resides, for which twelve months credit will be
allowed. on he puIchasers giving bond with ap-
proved security, TO carry interest from the date,
if not punctually paid. Possession may be had
on the frs, day of Januaro, 8oo.-Bond credi-
tors may find it TO their interest TO attend tnYse
sales.
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100 Dollars Reward.

u UNAWAY from the subscriber the 5th No
II veunber, 1906. Negro Man, named AN.
DREW nc is about % years Of age, about s
feet high, well made, of dark complexion /,
ne has pleasing countenance, and when spoken
TO has s,oppage in his speech. he was raised
by Dr. John Shore, Of Petersburg his father and
mother are living in Manchester, where it is pro-
babe he is now lurking. The above reward will
he given TO any one who will deliver the said ne
gro 10 me near Petersburg, or secure him in any
Jail, 50 that I get him again. Masters OF vessels
and others are forewarned carrying him of or
harboring him at their peril.
Drury Birchett.
Richmond, August 25, 1908. wsm'
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Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 80
Ditto 8
Suwarrows,
Half Boots, S
Plantation and light fine shoes, 1855 a lbs
Do. second & third qualities, 7s6 So
Negro shoes (strong) 6s IS
Girls do. As Is
Bows do. $50 u $50
ChilGrens' shoetees, So a 4S6
Fire Buckets S4} s 5 per pair
Brides, Sursingles, Whip thongs, Spur lea
theirs, Hame strings, Back Bands, Lead
ing, Garden, Hambro and Fishing lines.
Any of the above articles made TO orders
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern.
ID. ]. BURR
April 90, 1908. Gavin 1awtD
% The Shoes are reduced much beloqu
! the former hrice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Deserter.

NESERTGO from the service OF the United
~ States. on The 9th inst. private in the 5th
Regiment of infantry, named Daniel L. Brad
ley, 10 years Of age, 5 feet inches high, dark
Complexion, hale eyes, and dark hair.--He
was born in Charles City county, Virginia, and
is farmer by profession. The said Bradley had
on at the time Of his desertion, the uniform OF
The United States Light Infantry
a reward of ten dollars will b. given to any
person who will deliver the said deserter 10 me,
or 10 any officer in the service Of the States.
EDWARD DILLARD, Capt.
5th u s. Reg'i. Infantry.
November %. 1903 IF
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l. A N D I N e.

l. a n D I n c.
From the Schooner Richmond, AZ Les,er's new
WHAT,
% GATES Eariheuwarr.
Is Hhds, Mus covado Sugar.
III Hhds. Green Coffee, ard
9 Bales Wooiens
IN STORE.
100 Bags Salt.
Is Hhos. Molasses,
10 Tierces Green Coffee,
Cor. Casks Sherry,
Pipes Gin,
so Boxes Segars,
Bags. Race Ginger,
Souchong. }
Tyson siin. & rEAs.
Young Hyson
FOR SALE by
Richmond, 1st Nov. 1908
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WE the subscribers, Judges Of the Gen.
w eral Court, have pursuant to law al.
lotted the Judges of the respective District
Courts as follow: Robert White. ir. and
Archibald Stuart, esqrs. to the Districts of
Winchester, HARDY and Monongaia court.
house John Tyler and Paul Darlington, jr
esqrs. to the Districts of Richmond, Peters
burg, Brunswick courthouse and Suffolk !;
Richard Parker and Edmund Winston,
esqrs. to the Districts of Prince Edward
courthouse, Franklin, Washington court.
house, and the Sweet Springs in Botetourt
county; Joseph Prentis and William Nell
son, esqrs. to the Districts of Northumber-
land, King & Queen, Williamsburg and Ac-
oomack courthouses.-.And Francis r
Brooke and Hugh Holmes, esqrs. to Staun..
ton, Charlottesville, fredericksburg and
Haymarket districts at the next succeeding
terms thereof.
Witness our hands and seals this nth
day of November, one thousand eight hun :
dred and eight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Pen,ientiary Store.

ME subsc er. Agent for the Peniten,iary,
J. offers for ~ ,e the following articles, the ma
nntac'ure oftha ;ns,isu,ion, at very low prices at
whole sale and ye al,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Blank Notes

AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY, used in
depositing stock in the Bank ofYirsinia, for sale
Al this Office.
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To Rent,

THREE jorses on the main street, one
between Messrs. Ellis and Allan, and
Mr.. Marc jldah. one opposite the Eagle
Tavern, now occupied by Mr.. Simpson
Morris, the other is occupied by Mr.. Ben
jamin Duval, next door to Gallego, Rich
ard * Co.'S. Office; of the two first, possession
may be given Immediately, and OF the other
the first of January next. Also, house ST.
tuated in the alley, between the street go
ing to Shockoe warehouse aud that gong
to Mayo's Bridge possession to be had im-
mediately.
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Oct. 6, 1908: (f)
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Notice is hereby given,

eNOtfOO ID IININOy XVIII
That petition viii be presented to the
next General Assembly Of Virginia, by
Richard Denny, in behalf of himself and o.
Tiers, 70 vest IN them, certain lands in Mo-
nougalia county, belonging to the estate of
Capt. James Lang. deceased.
Nov. u, 1905 tina
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Notice.

INTEND to make application to the next
1 General Assembly of the commonwealth
Of Virginia, in order to obtain divorce.
ANN ALRJCKS.
LOudOun, Oct. 18th, 1903. 5wN
hose persons who have put into the hands
Of James Thompson, late Constable Of
the City Of Richmond, any bonds, notes,
OF accounts, which are not satisfied, are re-
quested to make application to the subscri-
bers for such claims, on or before the 10Th
day of December next, after which period,
the securities Of said Thompson will not
consider themseive responsible for any
claim after that date,
JAMES THOMPSON,
RICHARD THOMPSON,
JAMES MCCLURE.
Richmond, Nov. DIST, 1903. (5ts
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Notice.
One Thousand Pounds

WANTED,
TOR the in'erest of which plantation Of 500
4 acres of valuable land will be given, uO,il the
money is refuniet. Neatly 100 acres are rich low
grounds, now in cultivation, lying on nayigable
water, the Improvements new and very good, in
healthy and desirable country. Enquire of the
Printer
September 8. 1903. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

Matthew Toler,
Administrators with the will annexed of
Benjamin Ioier, dec.
Hanover. Oaober 81 1908 ids
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ALLAN GILPIN, Trustee

Powhatan. Oe,. Goth, 1903. IDS
u UNAWAY from the subscriber, zoe ls' Au'
tx gust last, a Ncgrc Fellow EDMUND, who
has pretty general acquaintance and well
known inclined to be Of a yelloEish complexion.
has Sigh scar on one Of his checks, % years of
age, S feet 7 or inches high, tolerable stout,
active, bony fellow, sloop shoudered' his mouth
and lips are large and PROMINENT he IS aceusto-
med 20 the rrasagemen, Of youag horses and IS
a carriage driver, lie was purchased out OF
Pages esfsse, near Hanover Town, 10 or II years
AGO., esio,js 70 that period, he had been hired
bv pau rhHnan. dec. aud used to train horses.
IL is eoniectured he is gone TO that part Of the
connty--TIe IS well acquainted in Richmond
and Manehester. will give Twenty Dollars
for Ills delivery. on Ter Tor lodging him in any
iai. besides what the law allows
Ed. DILLON
r,d,,. RJ,,a,d. 94fh Oct. 1903. On
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I'm pursuance to deed OF trust exccu-
ted to the subscriber by Archibald {.
Randolph, to secure the payment ola cer-
tain sum Of money therein mentioned, due
to Samuel Harris, will be exposed for sale,
at Jcfiesron, on the aid Of December next,
one MULATTO GIRL, named Priscilla,
for cash, which after defrsying the expen-
ces If said trust, aud The debt specified,
The re sidoe if any, to be returned as the
Law direcls.