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COMMUNICATION.

The following experiments on Tobacco are Gu
rious in themselves, and, if found 20 be correct,
on repetition, may make great innovation on tbs
trade and manufacture of that vegetable :-Ex.
tract of letter from one of the Scavans of Paris
to- the Hon. Samuel l.. Mitchell, received by the
ship Mentor, captain Ward" am sorry have
not time to copy for yo,, as proposed, analy-
sis of tobacco, in which aid M. Vauguelin. /
shall only mention. at present, that the acrid
principle oftobaccu, differs from that OF all other
vegetables, whose properties are known.--It can,
by an easy process, be completely separated from
the plant, either green or dried, and in liquid
state, so that it may be combined with the dried
leaves of amy tree, forming tobacco" The re-
mains of the plant after the acrid principle is
thus separated, have neither smell nor TASTE
The memoir on this subject will be inserted in
the next number of the dnnaiss de Musee,a work
conducted by the Professors of the Garden of
Plants. have sent, for the Philosophical Socie-
ty of Philadelphia, a translation of it."
DIED. at Weymouth, (Mass.) very sud-
denly, GEoRGE LITTLE, Esq. aged SIS
formerly Commander of the United States
frigate Boston, and celebrated in the annals
of our country, az an officer of distinguished.
capacity and worth, and undaunted bravery
and as patriot in every crisis of our affairs
We have been honored with a writ from
Timothy, taken out of the u. States CIRCUIT
court. by his Rightworthy attorney r. G. IL
(Robert Goodioe Harper;) Timothy having
instituted suit for "trespass on the case
damages laid at 10000 dollars. If limo
thy can dispose of his present character for
ten thousand dollars. he will have made a
most excellent bargain. But Timothy's suit
will not gain one vote to the Junta in Mary
land. Wig.
We ought to do justice wherever it is
due: The workto which We alluded few
days since, as the production of a British
emissary, we have since pcrused and we
ought, from that perusal and the evidence
| which it affords, to remove the odium from
the person to whom we were taught to be-
lieve it proceedcd-We exonerate the per
son called Mr.. Bristed, because, upon pc
''usal, we can trace in it the hand of the Bri
tish foynlastcr of Guernsey ; the notorious
STEPHEN CULLEN-alias CARPENT Err.
That ubiquitous wretch who has concealed
himself in this city, or made his escape
since our publication, is the authorof a work
which is satire on the American people
and disgrace to the press, and to human MA
ture. Bet the hour of retribution is at hand
aurora.
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WoRFoLK, august Is.
FIR 4 ~

GA "Wednesday night. 6etqveen the hourc
| IF eicUen and favetUe o'clock, u FIRE broke
out in an untenanted lpdre House situate
on .Soufhgate and Dickson's Wharf. IT is
said that ii zuas discovered Gvhcn in its first
stage. by STRdNCBR, qviio Immediately
gage the alarm, and after Procuring assis-
tatce, rcf0i'ed 10 tie premises but such
s0ere the com6uS'ibte nature Of tie materials
let the hoHSe, (bcing 7vooden building J
ned IN flames: tie Hare Houses contiguous,
being Of me same nature. fhe fire comma
Mcafed 10 hehu, e. being .fited syifh articles
| mcrchandi=c, aervca TO render the conRa-
grafton more rahid and awful. -.1t its
commencement, a dead calm frevaiied-a
brisk 7pind soos Strung nh7rom the South,
gchich. carrying tie flames with great veio7
city towards .Nc7vton's wharf, threatened
the destruction Of that valuable hortion Of
1nr BoronSh; By indcfaHga6ic erertions,
| Such as 7Octfing the houses, Pulling Off The
hlanks. &c. } the flames 7yere reheNed with
out doing any material damage and, FRO
pidenfiaAy, Tie 7ctnd again shifting 70 tie
| .Northzcnrd, directcG heir course to LoyaPS
tPha,3: here The means employed at .We7v-
toms sycre nthHcd 10 this 7phnrf, zvhen the
| same success ultimately enSued.
B"t zvhat commanded our admiration lit
admiration coWid be ercifed zvAen Uie7Uing
me dreGdfni $f'ccfacie, )7pas The Hare house
# MIR. Thomas Dickson. adjoining the
hoHseS Mas gvcre on fire. FOR neariy three
hours dill the fumes beat sUith undated
fury against IL, 7Vfhout Producing any
pi&ibie cDcct II stands an imherishabie
monument cffhe hoiicy e interest oferecting
fire proof houses as, hiatt not been for This
hdfhy circumstance, Norfolk 7vouid this
day present as gloomy an aShect as it did
in the 7vintcr Of 1904.
Fortunately the height Of HE tide enabled
tie cre7vs Of the Uesseis LAYING az the 7vhar.f,
7vith those in tie meet dock, 10 remove them,
INFO The stream. Had Me tide been korv
the n.ischicf that 7vonid haze resulted in
consequence, 7voUid be incaicuLabLe.
Fire Wnre Houses. with nearly all Mef,
contents, 7vere consumed, and the Uhnrfis
coHSidera6iy injured Mes8rS. Southgate
and DickS0n haze sustained a hcapy Toss,
rs the houses dcStroyed aud the 7Oharf
iJnred, beLong c.rciHSireiy to them
md A7esSrs. John Proadft and ". Heron
hduc lost the contcnta ?Ftheir stores, 7pith
all their books AID hafers.
REPORT has said thut the fire 7vas occaSt-
oncd by The rain penetrating into some
nnSi0ckcd lime, zohich is TreH .27vn TO hos-
sessa Spirit cafdbie IF communicating fire
10 other objecfs. We are assured by one Of
he sufferers hat not a dngie 6nshci 7cas in
any Wzre Hoase From Mis assertion, sve
IRE jusHfed in saViHg, that the caiamity
"rherienced, originated by Tie hand Of an
Hccndiary.
The toss is estimated at nh7vords Of
900 dollars none Of The froherEy being
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ROSToN. Anrnst II.

At meeting ofthe american Hcademyof
IRIS and Sciences, on Wednesday last, hon
JOSIAH Quincy was elected Corresponding
secretary, IN the room If hon John O. Adams,
resigned.
Yesterday arrived here, the United States
tr'gate, Essex, of 80 guns, captain Smith
She came from Hampton Roads for the pur-
pose OF taking Mr.. Adams and suit out TO
St' Petersburg bat they saied from henc e
last Saturday, in the Horace, and she has ar =
rived too late. Letters from the South say,
On receiving information that the Danes
were capturing y Wcrican vessels, and nigh.
.rss'bly deta;r The Horace, the adn;nistra
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BALTIMORE. August 81 4.
OH117ERCIHL ENCL

"BLAcK 1T STOOD AS MIGHT"
So glt'ted is the English market with Anne
rican produce, that 10 cargo viii pay prime
cost, duty and freight. Though we have
received a Liverpool Price Current of A
merican produce, it is hardly worth while
to refer TO it. The following will explain
in part the cause of depreciation
LIVERPOOL, 9th June, 1902
Since the 10th inst. 112 vessels have ar.
rived here. from the Upited States, whose
cargoes, consist OF
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tion determined tc sent public ship to Car
~ the Envoy out. A son of gen. Smith, OF
Baltimore, who, we learn, was to go oft Sc.
crctary of Legation, has arrived in town.
The Chesapeake frigate Yesterday hauled
into Charles river, opposite tine navy yard [;
where, we understand, she is to undergo re-
pairs. .1s
The Constitution frigate, we arc told, has
also, been ordered to this port. 7ant miemr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-25

NJ OTICE.-TNe Subscriber intends to leave the
l. stare for a fezv months. During his ab.
sence, his Professional business viii be attended to-
BY his friends, Daniel c ri, George Huy anl Nm.
Wirt, Esquires. ALEXANDER MRAE
AnSaSt Is So
I INTEND to be absent from the State short
Il time. IOHN CLARKE
August 18th, 1909 1tfT
W ell whom 1t may coucern.-RICH
SMITH, native of Ireland, departed this
lite on the 18Th of me, 1909, without leaving in
this State, Or III the United States, any r1la-
ton ny consanguinity, and poss, ssed OF some
Estate III Lands within this Commonwealth, of
which, as well rs of the United States he had
long been Citizen. His intent WAS to<giye the
whole to the subscriber, as his Nuncupauve
VIII, now Of Record, will sufficiently prove hut
the Subscriber hath been adv sed, that a WilLof
that kind cannot effect cdveyance Of Lands,
how far soeyer it may prove the intent OF the Tes
tator and that the Lands late OF the said Richard
Smith do OF consequence, cscheat to the COM
monwealth, though contrary TO his intent Of be-
slowing them on citizen thereof For that rea-
son, the subscriber shall request the General AS
sembly, at its ensuing session, by Petition to car
ry the intent Of the said Smith into execution, by
releasing the Interest Of the Comm nwesltl in
the Lands whereof he was possessed, o. ell.
titled 70 within the same, to the Subscribor
DAVIU D1ILE.
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In consequence of the large supplies of
salt which have arrived at Pittsburgh. by
way OF Lake Erie, the price of this article
has been reduced to nine and half dollars
per Dbl
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND. AUGUST 25,. 1909.
FOR TIE EN9UIRER.
No. 7.
FOREIGN INFLUENCE.

" who does not declare for us is against US
He WHO refuses TO associate with those, 7pho hare
ssroIn &c shed their iaSt drop of6iooi for thci,
country, IS either enemy, or one zpho Is neu-
raI, and IN sach q case neutrality is q crime a
S0inst ciris,r. -. SoscIusXo's ADDRESS to the
Poles, on RE oath March, 179+
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cur Otner exports arc taxed i'll the same
ratio
The inevitable effect of these duties will
be to diminish the consumption of the arti-
Giles on which thev are levied and give the
growers of them in England, so Tar as they
exist there, and the growers of them in those
parts OF Europe or other regions with which
England maintains commercial intercourse,
decided preference over the American
merchant. Our products consequently, will
be only in demand, when similar products
are not to be had from any other quarter OF
the globe. Is this friendship, or shere hos
tiity!
Besides there duties, there are heavy ton
mage duties imposed on American vessels, as
well as high additional duties laid on pro-
cuce imported in American, beyond those
lard on that imported in British vessels, di.
rectly tending to give to the British merchant
the transportation Of our produce
In addition to all this, the expectation of
our prodGcc from England is saddled with
heavy burthens, by which it is confined to
Insand, nr exported az gtievous loss.
Such are the evidences furnished by the
British ministry of their friendship to this
cnsutry, for which they call upon us to sur
render our sovereignty, make common
cause with them against the rest of the world,
involve ourselves in a war of incalculablc
duration, and expose ourselves 10 self CON
tempt and the dcrision Of mankind. Nat.
INT.
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| INTEND TO be absent rom the State a short
a time. JOHN CLARKE
August 18th, 1909 1tN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
A GREAT BARGAIN.
May l3.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which Is cohVe-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen.
teel family, together with all the oathonses
suitable, all new or nearly so; an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
diHcren: other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr. JOHN DuLds, ad joining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
Mises. - 49,. s.t..
E. pulin.
1Vasa. dH
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Attention to Fortune Hunters;
And PoNsGOn w,U be given ,mmedsatt!
y-any day.

r WISH to sell, the unexpired less of
wears, from the 10th day of December
next, in the elegant and commodious HOTEL
now occupy in Alexandria. This establish
ment is Justly celebrated as aHording the BEST
accommodation. on the continent, and to man
Of attention and abilities in the line of his pro
fession, cannot fail to yield a handsome for
tune: The proximity OF this property to the
seat of government, being but about SIX miles
from the capitol, over the Potomac Bulge,
the growing importance of Alexandria, and
the increase of the business of the house since
the residence of the present occupant, all
conspire to prove, that there is not more
eligible situation in the United States.
attached TO the tavern, is a we'll conducted
coffee house, supported Dya respectable sub
sejption.-
Together with OH Insurance office
There are al present tweHty four yearly
boarders Of the first responsibility, in the hoteta
The whole house is elegantly furnished,
| and to person who tanes the iease,liie great
jernattl ottt,e furniture will be sold OH the
most reasonable terms 5l3-Irgs
William Catop.
September 20.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-09
FOR SALE,
Twenty Dollars Reward.

RIM AW.dY, t'os n, Zachariah Gard.
ne,'s mil, ON .dccotink, On Moneay d0st q no
gro man, named luck, calls htmself Jack
Moreton, a5oat $ feet inches higd, IS or 20
gears efasc, s5r!l sssde end black, marked in
The face with the small tor, has a scar ON one
of his eyc 5rowa near! an lnch arross, and as
sseN as rtcollecsed it is an lite right ons--his
rieh. 1hunb mas received u svoatnd tn the second
joint, and as well as reco0ecsedthe naiddls fin
ger ottAe lej: ham has been cus IF near tile
roos oftAe neil, he hangs his head svhen shaken
to-Ms clothing not recoleeted. mslsrpe the
above resva,d for ahhrehending ard securing
said runaway 50 that Iget him again, and req
sona5le charges Through hoane.
VIM. Holiday.
October s. 94
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NOTICE.

BENJAMIN DULANY, sen. esq. having
~ by his indenture cfassignmcnt, dated the
sSaih day Of the present month, conveyed 10
ME all his estate, real, personal and Mixed
except the Bank Stock and money in deposit
LOW standing in his name, in trust for certain
purposes therein mentioned This is there
ae to give notice to all tenants and others
s.osalag property under lease or otherwise,
men, orbeionging to the said Benjamin Duia.
aS:sen. ESQ. or who are in any wise indebted
MN, that he or they are hereafter TO pay
%a account fo- the same, to me only or my
cider.
Daniel F. Dulany.
Sept IL. I'm.
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N y Z | c. E..

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed of
trust dated on the third day of September,
1907, from John Bogue to himself, Ladweif
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on IOtor
DAY, the l4tn of November next, at four
o'clock of that day, at the tavern OF Benjamin
Thornton, in the town OF Leesourg, coun-
ty of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
4 Tract Of Land,
in the county OF Loudoun, on the north side
of the main road from Leesburg to Aiexan-
dria, and about one quarter of mile to the
eastward OF Goose Creek, containing Ia a.
ores, which land is in the possession OF the
said john Bogue, or SO much thereof as will
nav the expences of the sale and the sum OF
l4s dollars and SS cents, with Interest due
by the said Bogue to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
der, administrators of Charles Alexander,
ESQUIRE, deceased, and the further sum OF
29e dollars and IS cents, with interest there
on, due 10 the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
ander.
Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
SeDtemher l9. dis
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October s..
Now Landing,

Now Landing,
From on board the sloop 4Hontezuma. Captain
PALMER, at Merchants wharf,
$50 barrels first and second quality Nus
evado Sugars.
.2l bales New. Orleans and Georgia Cot.
ton-and
30 tierces .Neao Rice!
For sale ON accommodating terms, By
Newton Keene.
October A.. d3t
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or will be exchanged. for PROPERTY in .Aleran--
dria or its Uicinity,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. This
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. twill be
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
Nav Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-24

RY virtue of a deed of trust execu'ei to Be-
- ward r. ChambeiilJns, now deceased. and
myself by James b. Litlepage. TO secure and sa i.
sisfy sunfry debts due by the said James b Lit
slepasc to Benjamin Mosby. assignee of WilIi-
am Dandridge, together with expenses of this
srus', which said deed is duly recorded in the
County Court of King William, shalt on Wed
dssdaythe 8th of March, 1919, proceed TO sell
20 tiae highest bidder, for seady money, At King
William courthouse, certain Tract or Parcel Of
LAND, lying and being In the Parish Of St.
Johns. and county Of King William, and CON-
monty known as aud called by the name of Pal
rners, containing by estimation, four hund ed and
fifteen Acres Of High Land and ono hundred A
cres Of Marsh Land. be the same more or less,
and bounded by the lands of Bernard Moore,
William Greguy. George w. Gusts, and
JohnQ uares, dec. aud Matapony River.
Bernard Lipscomb.
December 5th. 1908 wtds
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RICHMOND :--PRrsrpo ioa TUESDAYS no +
-Four Dollars Pr Paid in Advance.l

Il The price eftiis paper to sub
scritersis fur dollars pr annur, to be
t1td m advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square IN length GO lines are insert
cd, the first time for seuenty.j foe cents /;
three uOeeks Csix fines } for three dol
lars !; and fos emery subsequent inserti-
on, th,rty-thres cents. Lang ones an
the same proportion. In favor cftiose,
horvever, uuho dd0ertise By the gear ei-
fher once or tuvice rveeek } a deduction
from the above price Q tsventy per cent.
- made.
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N o T | c r.

THE Rev'd. John Hendren will discon-
ttpse che presidency of the New -GIas-
gov Academy after the present term. which
w't' expire about the middleof April next .
the trustees ofthe said institution are there
iore DESTROYS OF engaging with some gen 10
teman, to succeed him in that station, af
ter the easuing vacation, which will ter-
inmate on the 18th of May next The
branches of science and literature, as here
tofore notified to the public, Will continue
10 be taught and studied In this school, viz.
the Latin and Greek languages, N .turai and
Moral Philosophy and the Mathematics, Or
such branches of each rs are usually tauyh
IN public seminaries of learning. To any
gentleman we'll qualified to preside and
teach in such an institution, liberal induce.
ments are to be met with Tn. acodcnv
or principal school house, is conu!ete.
large, and commodious, and the othe. bull.
dings and appendages allotted for the. sole
occupancy OF the president, separate and l.
part from the former are now very near.
ly finished, and will be found ample and ac :.
accommodating. William ). Crawford near
the premises, for the purposes OF dispatch
ana convenience, is authorized to treat and
negotiate with any gentleman upon this
suoJect, and TO whom commandments are
'expec;sd to be made preparatory to a fl
nal engagement. Ii Is hoped and presum. :.
ed that no applications will he made. nm
less warranted by the most satisfactory
attestations of capacity and fitness 10 fiji
this appointment, destined alone for The
important purposes of virtue, of science.
and literature.
THE TRUSTEES.
Amherst, February 81, 1909. Az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-24
Tract of Land.

Containing 400 Acres, more or less, situa.
Tea on White Oak swamp. adjoining the
bridge over the swamp, whercon Thomas
goodman lives, who will shew the land Ia
any person wishing to purchase. There is
a good mill seat, with n constant stream ON
said land. The land will be sold for one
third cash, one third in ~ months, and the
remaining third in two years bonds with
security, to carry interest from the date IL
not paid IN three months after they are due,
and q deed OF trust to secure the payments
will be required.
Eliza i. Younghusband, Adm'x.
Samuel p. Persons, Admir-.
1st Mo. 27th, 1909.
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For sale or Rent.

A N eligible situation for Tavern and Store.
situated IL miles ah>ve Manchester on ,he
buckingham road known by the name of Halls.
Soroush the survey contains ia acres, with a
good dwelling house, store house and out houses.
For terms apply to
Jacob Fackler.
Richmond. ~ ian. 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-24
To William Price Burlington.

-. 49, PHh h'S 'CiiS
Who's nora residcaf offhe siafe Of Virginia.
SIR.
EARE notice, tina, by virtue ola commission
from the Circuit Court of the United
States rthe fifth circuit and Virginia district,
shall proceed on tho second iondayin March
next. between the hours of 4 IN the forenoon
and IN the afternoon, al the Office Of Clement
Blddle, + /. Notary Pubic, Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, ~ take the deposition Of Daniel
Lnmmot ir 10 be read in evidence IN suit
now depending in said court, wherein we are
Plain Us andyoursclg and others Defendants.
Should the evidence not be completed the first
LAY, re shall proceed between the same hours
~ each succeeding day until It is finished
your obt servant
SMITH, CALHOUN, eco.
Jan. &c, 1909 Nv
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To Rent,
TWO TENEMENTS,

Oae formerly occupisd by Mrs. M'Lane,
with good garden, smoke house and sta
6le--possession may be had the 9TH March.
The other is small house with garden
Possession may be had immediately
Both houses arc on Shockoe hill.
So THOMAS ELLIOTT.
February 16, 1909
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N 0 I | G r.

by virtue ofthe last will and testament Of
- T asant Younghusband. dec. WILL.
BE SOLD, to the highest bidder. on tn
9Th OF March next. at the court house OF
henrico county, (being court day) a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-24
NOTICE.
BY virtue of the last will and testament Of
Pleasant Younghusband, dec.

ny virtue OF the last will and testament Of
Pleasant Younghusband, dec.
WILL BE SOLD,
10 the highest bidder, on Tuesday the
18th OF June next, at the courthouse of
botetourt county, being court day,
One Tract of Land.
Containing 254 acres, more or less, i, be-
ing the sane tract Of land decided to Plea.
SAINT Younghusband by Thomas M'George
and Judith his wife, as by inden ,ure bear.
ing date the Cd day of July, 1900, on the
following terms, 10 wit: one third cash,
me third in twelve months, aud the re-.
maining third N two years. Bonds with
>ecurity, to carry interest from the date
1t not paid in three months after they ber
come due, and deed of trust on the land
10 secure the two last payments, will be
required.
ELlZAT. YOUNGaUsBAND,
Administrative
SAMUEL p. PARSONS, Adm'r.
With the will anne xed.
I'd mo. nth, 1909. ids
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1870 Acres Of Land
FOR SALE,

Of SENECA GREER, IN Tux COUNTY OF
rEEDLETON.
RY virtue Of a deed Ia trust executed b. Robert
A. Bliklay TO Richard Gaines 10 secure the pay
men OF he sum therein mentioned. shall, on
the seventeenth DAY OF March next, befoye the
door d the Eagle Tavern, IN he CITY of Rich
mond sell 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, the
Aforesaid land, being in one entire tract. An
objectionable title will b. made 70 the pureha.
ser.
HAIRY GAINES, Trustee.
JAnuary ed. itJo. IDS.