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which office he fulained until his death Hav
ing been taught by WAsmsoros, he adher-
ed to & pro6ted by his principles. He has FREE
quently been appointed to the usof important
Offices in the gif, of his townfmen As Chrif-
ran he was no lefs eminet--in early life. he
was honored with the Elderfhip over the
Church In Gorham, aud in every refpecf con-
Quoted bimfeif in iueh manner as to adorn
the followers of ChriR. He was frequently
called upon to attend the hck as phyhcian
Of fouls, and always administered the balm of
confolalion 10 them in their diilrefIes. AT flu
nerals. it was not usfrequens for him TO off,
eiAte as Clergyman--the duties Of which Of
Zee he conducted to the admiration of his
hearers Asa member Of fociety, he was be-
nevo'ent and hofpnable to all who had occa-
iian for hi generofty. Asfor ensmies, il may
be laid he had none ~
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spisefl!ansous Sfletrions.
Fro. tie B9ss Rsp~'0,y'
ANOTHER DOCUMENT.


1t will be remembered, that " dur
ing the full tide Of fuccefsful expcr-
imen,' when our country was pro-
porous and happy and in. its carer
10 wealth, and greatuefs, trd,ng.
TAX VAS laid On feveral artices, to
aid in providing fund for rational
purpofes. One object Of this mod
craze taxation was domcitict diitilled
fpirits. The aef of Congrds, which
authorized this tax. was arsed, BY
certain men, then oppofeeto Wafh-
ing,on and hi administration, as .
jult caufe of RfpsLLloN And Mr.
CALLAIIN, now secretary OF the
Ire fury, and ore Of The Executive
privy council as clerk Of a commit
tee at the head of the disafeeted
party, wrote and pu5iiihed the toll
loving Report.
Exiraa Jlam BacHEs Paper Sep
TENDER /, 1874.
At . Meeting of iundry. inhabi
rants of the Weisern counties of
.PennfyIvania, at Pittsbure, on the
a,ft Of Augufl, ,7oa. Col John
cannon was placed in the Chair, and
Albert Callstin appointed Clerk.
The Excite law Of Congreis being
taken into confederation, = committee
was APps:-,~d 70 .r-rrare drsueht
Of rcioIutions zpyeiIing the fenfc Of
the MEETING On the fuhjed of the
iaid lazy, .s
Adjourned b 10 o'clock tomor-
row M AAe -
dnguG "a, r-oa.-Ths committee
appointed yelferday, made report,
which being truce read, was aaani-
nsu/1y adopted. The jollo1ujng j, one
n tie Jsptra HJelufi5ns. n,llnnpoyly
asiep4fd.
" And whereas fome men be found
amongit us SO lar loft to every fenfe
of virtue aud feeling for the sdiftref.
fes of this country. as to accept 9th
ces for collection of duty.
:" REsoLvRp therefore, that in
future we willcoaGder fuch perions
as unworthy ofour friendihip /: haze
no mf~coayJs sr dealing 1,ifb fbem.
suil barazp fran tbrm evey cDyamre,
and suifbbon al tie resforfs sf He,
which depend upon thofe duties that
as men and fel6w citizens, we owe
to each other, and upon all occailions
treat them with that .oniempr they
defetyc. ard thit it be, and it is here
BY mf eavus2lyrsoummeaaedts the pts-I
PIE at large 70 loipsv the fame kind q
contua to4Vards them. sla.3
Signed JoHn CANNON, Chairman.
ALBERT GALLATik. Cis,A.
Fellow citizens think what mutt
be the principles of fuch men. At
this time government alked nothing
but FINAL tax on whiikey. The
circumstances of the country were
profperous Ali OUT foreign rela-
tians were 70 judiciouiy arranged,
that the induitry Of every man in the
Union had fair fcopc, and was well
rewarded, BY the Aourilhing fate Of
commerce. Compare the tax on
whilky with the enormous preilure
of the Embargo on every clals OF the
com unity. and Judge which will
beft ju'tify a recurrence TO firit prin-
tipies ! Yet the fame Mr. GalIatin
who was for withholding the neceiia-
RIGS Of life from the officers Of gov
rrnment. employed TO collect that
tax now propcies to call out an arm
ed force to cut the threats of any cit
izen, who will NOT paiIively lnrrender
his property to any officer ofgoverp-
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men., who may profefs to entertain a
fuipicion that he means to evade the
embargo
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Communications.

Firm Bah, ian. 7, 1899.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

our brethren, him who conducted Hshtr;ag from,
the clouds TO subject tito the control OF man.
We are enabled to boast of one, who, though
se!Etaxght, from the-exercise of his gerias and
refined kaos-iedge Of mechanics, contrived and
put world in motion. We can, likewise, claim
an Individual whose malict and chissel execute
such exact resesn5iGnces to nature, that with diff
kcul,y We persuade ourselves they do not ,estSre
We have furnished many respectable ma,hema-
ticans, astronomers and orators. Ourpoliticisns
rank among tile first. Many of our countrymeu
Our physicians are respectable, aud deservedly
hold the confidence of discerning public. We
have great proportion of our citizens engaged
in the most artiuous and extensive commerce. ]
regret TO state, that we have not euineed becom
ing enthusiasm, in promoting our manufactures
by connecting our sons with these important esta
blishments.
ITO be Continued. } c.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,
FAKE LEAVE TO INFORM THEIarRlENps ANr
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL, THAT THE
EAGLE-TAVERN,

I " the City of Richmond, will hereafter be con-
l. Quoted under the immediate man igement ct
GEORGE TURNER, they having formed an en-
gagement for this purpose. They entertain the.
most sanSuine hopes that their ur,rentting eXcr-
tons will entitle them to patronage and favor
Every comfort which necessity may require, or
which taste may suggest. will be procured with
avidty and pleasure Tney are determined, il
possible, to render the EAG LIE, in every depart.
ment ftheir business, agreeable t. their guests
and apeasant abode To the stranger. Their 90
licitudc upon this Score has induced them, at con
siderable expense, To make some import 2a; chan
ges in the arrangement Oftiie roons 11,ey feel
great share of confidence in assuring their
friends that they will meet with every Convent
ence and All antion that house OF this character
Is caicclatcd tn afford. Their Bed Rooms arc
furnished with an entire new set OF beds and fur
iiiture, with suit of curtains to each, and H. e
floor covered with carpets.
Their stables are large & c0mmodicus (Which
will always ne furnished with full supply of the
best provepder the country afiords) stands with
IN twenty steps Of the house, with pump of *.
celient water at the dour, for the purpose of WA
tering and washing the horses.
They take leave further TO state, that a cor
EEK. ROOM has lately been established in one
ot the rooms of tie Eagle, in which the news
papers from all the principal towns on the CONT
nent are to be seen. With these advantages, &
these determinations, in which they are resolved
neser to relax, they can but hope for the mos
iiatterhg success.
GEOFGE TURNER,
IiAYES S. SNITHERS.
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Nav 9.

] ANDs FOR SALE.-By virtue of a Deed
A. OF Trust, executed by John w Baylor, late
OF the cont of AberIa 4sie, State of Virginia, to
the Subscriber (of the county of Caroline, J to Sc
cure the payment ottwo sums ofmoney, in said
Deed expressed, due to Thos. Burke and Reu
ben Gate wood, late of The aaid county of Caro-.
line Will BE- sold on Thursday, the 29th day
OF June, 1909, at the old Dwelling House where
Major Henry Burke formerly lived, on the pre-,
misses. to the highest bidder, conformab.s to am
Act otthe last Geiieral Ass, nbiy passed the ist
day OF January, 1909, concerning executions and
for other purposes EIGATEEN HUNDnED
AND RJNETr-FIFE ACRES Or GOOD
FdRMING IND TOBACCO LIND. Laying
ON Buck Mountain Creek, in the aforesaid coun
ty OF Aibermarle, or much thereof, as will be
sufficient to pay the aforesaid debts and interest,
together with the costs Of sale
The above LAND was formerly the property
OF Mai. Henry Burke, deceased, which was pur
chased by the aforesaid Baylor, since his death,
and will admit of being divided into three or four
different lofts, which may be done TO accommo.
date purchasers if required.
JOHN SHIP, Trustee
May 16 T6,I.
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Charles, by the grace Of god, &c. Where
as in consequence Of the events which have late
ly taken place, his Royal Majesty is not able to
superintend and direct the affairs of the realm
therefore, we being the only Prince Of the royal
Family Svhe is of age, have found ourselves o.
bliged to assume until further notice the rcns
IF government, snd shall endeavor to acquit
ourselves OF this arduous task, in such a manner
that the empire may regain it's former tranquility
and peace both abroad and at home, and trade K
industry be revived; it being our firm determi.
nation to deliberate jointly with the other States
of the realm on the means which shall appear
best calculated to promote the welfore Of the
Swedish people-we therefore charge and com.
mand you to eyince towards is that fidelity and
attachment which our sincerity Of heart, and the
prosperity of the country, implicitly demand at
the present time. Your official reports are to be
addressed to his Royal Majesty in the same form
as when, during the minority OF the King, we
presided over the management Of the concerns
OF the Stare. We, &c. SC.
CHARLES.
Nj. RosENpLAp.
Stockholm Castle, March Is, 1902.
According to intelligence received from Tri
este, the Russian men of war are viciualins fol-
several months, and. according to report, the,
are on the point of setting sail for the Black Sea
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x. ELDRIDGE, jr. d. e.
April IS. ne,nr

TOR SALE-A YIIUaBLE TIP 1/,y or,
LAND, lying on the banks of lanes River
nearly opposite to the Westovcr Estate contain.
NIX, between eight and nine hundred acres. bonn.
dsd by the river upwards of mile by the land
OF Mr. Harrison OF Maycocks and tie Road lead.
l''s rom COOKIES ferry to Petersburg a-on
one iourth part ct thu. tract il cleared II bs.
some grass land and affords a good ranre fa
Gattie' has good Landing place, and a ppof;ta
Die fishing place might be made on it, at a sn,ait
expence; II has 10 improvements exoept am nj
dwelling house. This land, with proper tillapl.
would make good wheat farm One fourt
part o. 'he price VIII be expected on giving pos
session, and for the residue credit of two, four
ana SIN years will be given if required. Mile
;Seiden, junr' will be good enough to shcw the
''', m,.,,. 4. G. PE1CHr.
Williamsburg, April IS wtf
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PURSUANT to the last will and ties, aro,.n+ of.
= the KY Matthew Maury, late of Abe marie
county; We shall, on Friday, The First dav' OF
September next Gf fair if not, the next fair jas,l
expose to public sale, the premises that v,I,,-
abie and highly mprov, FARM, on which the
deceased lately resided. contain; r between 13Oe
an 400 acres About 400 acres ii this land arr.
cleared and IN excellent cond,tiom for cuItivuf;on
9. 81, winch about 40 acres are very ine meadow
mere IS on the plantation, = great variety Of
Ut frees. among which is well selected a,,nIa
orcnard OF about two hundred trees in biyl, i,er1
fectcn. THIS LAID is intersected by a vein Of
excellent lime Stone, par iiel with AMI two miles
, distant from the south west mountains. There
are on 'iis p'sutation, large convenient ID wei
ing hnuse, a Urge Barn, Stable, and all otng,.
necessary buildings in very good costlition for t
accommodation of large family Tie o,,I,,y
h - land Is very goo |. well adaDted to the,
CROWN OF tobacco aud corn, and particularlv so
70 tue growth OF small grain and grass II has,
rom experiment, been proven capable of deri,
wing very great advantages from the use of pl,;s-
tar OF Paris We Will allow red;t of one. tIvc,
and three years, OH the purchase. money Gr.
winch we shall require a Fen on the hand and an
proved personal security. The land may be seer
ny aPpicauon to either Of us who reside on, ;t
M4IIHEW A1AURT1 Ac,;na
-, IHOS. ~. MAURr. { Exee'r.
hioemarle County, Va
18th May, 1909. yxu,
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May Is.


" lKOiNiA, to FVH:--At Chancsry ID ;striot
Court, held in the City of WILLIAMSBURG
the 18th day of April. 1909
Kendall Lee FlfF agains Ann Spiller, widow
OF Benjamin Splller. deceased, Benjamin S,1iIler,
Susan Hurst, George Smither ana Marcy ms
VIE ana Grace, Patrick, Roxiana aud LINES
Spiler, infants, by the said Benjamin SoiIlcr
their guardian, and William Spier and Hickman
Spi!ier D.f'ts
IHt. defendant, William SpIlcr, not having
entered his appearance and given security accor.
ding to the Act of Assembly and the rules this
court and il appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not nhabitant of this country
On the motion of the plaintiff, By his counsel +;
~ rs ordered, That the said defendant do appea.
here on the first dv ofthe next term, and ans wcr
tue phi OF the plaintiff, and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith, inserted in one ofthe Richmond
posted at the front dosr of the former CAPITOL in
this city.
Copy,
ANT'1. JOHNSON, C. c.
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GEOFGE TURNER,
14GfES S. SMITHERS,

N. B. The printers throughout the u States
who now airect their papers to Jas. s. S,ntl,ers,
arc requested to- insert the above one week, and
IN future direct to Turner and Snilhers
G I. & ]. S. S
Nav O g
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May 9.
In CHANGER S-Buckingham County. /,

CHANGER 5S-Buckingbam County, ia
n nuary Court, 1909
John Scruggs PlainfiG,Ys Wm c. Briant &
James Martin Detendasfs
oN the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, and
II appearing to the satisfaction of The court. that
tne defendant Brant, is not inIlabitant of this
state IL Is ordered and deceed, That unless th,
'aid Bridnt shall appear here at May Court next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill, the same will be
taken tor confessed as to him, and the matte
tneteoi decreed accordingly, aud that copy a.
this order be forthwith published in some pubic
ne ws..paper, of the city of Richmond, for two,
months successfully, and another copy be posted
up at the front door of the courthouse Of this
county.
II Cory.
- X. ELDRLDGR, jr. ID. c.
April is. wswp
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IN cAANcERY-Buekingham county.

N cHANCERY---Buckingham County,
4 March Term, 1909
John Russell Plaintiff, against WIN. c. Esiant
and James Martha Defrnaants
ON The motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel, and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court, that
sn- defendant Briant is not AN inhabitant OF tl,is
state; IT isoraered and dec,eed, Tha, Unless ,;e,
s''au appear here on or before June Court next,
answer the Dill of the plaintiff. the court vii, ths,
proceed to take the for confessed as to ma.
ana decree the matter thereof accordingly, ard
nat q copy OF this order be forthwith, pub'si.ed
IN some public news paper of the city OF Rich
mond, for to months SUCCESSFULLY, an, .no, ii.r
copy posted up at the front door of the co;i:t
house Of this county.
II CORY.
April is wswn
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May g..

" ih1iNiA, to IpH mt Cnancery District
Court, held in the City of Williamsburg,
the 18th day of April, 1909
VIM McFeters and James Warllaw Plt'6s
against John w. Fox and Elizabeth l.. Fox, IN.
rants children and heirs of John Fox the youn-
ger, and John Lewis administrator of the said
John Fox, Ann Fox, Thomas b. Fox, William
Fox, Henry Fox and Isaac Shelby Detets.
The defendant Isaac Shelby, not having en-.
.ered ms appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Act OF Assembly and tae rules of this
court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that he is not an nhabitant of this countrv
on tue motion Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel /:
~ rs ordered, That the Sid defendant do appear
mere on the first day of the next term and answer
the oili OF the plaintiffs, and that copy oftis or
der be forthwith inserted in one ofti,e Richmsrd
newspapers, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the former capitol in
this city.
II Cory,
ANI"1' ROBINSON, C.. C..
Iny y w8w
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GorrExBuRoH, March 81.

GoTTEHBURoH, March 81
The Emperor Of Russia has given his sanction
10 the armistice. and the evacuation of AIand-
us however, understood to be only till he re-
Ienes rom farIs an answer to communication
ne mas made to the French Emperor on tic sub
Ject. a loan has been demanded by the new 20
Verhment The application to the merchants
caused them to assemble yesterday at the change
Tor that purpose, and in a few minute. after tie
SUBSCRIPTION was opened, the sum of IS, 900 ban
co doiiars was subscribed. General ArrpfeIdt
rs appointed Commander in Chief of this dis.
trict, & Gottenburgh is to be the head quarters.
Inc troops that are already here amount to 5000
nien' tie finest in the Swedish service. perfert
tranquility exists here. Admiral Keats was to nut
10 sea yesterday IN the Superb. 1t is said he is
gone to protect the feet of merchantmen com
ing from Landscrona, who are not supposed IN
PC sufhclently protected. The Ranger gun
brig IS expected to go shortly to England as con.
voy-Tbe Ranger Came into Hawk Road This
morning.
Extract from tie Cotten5wgh Ne7psonser. ,oH,J
TIE AfIehard," Of the 29th Of MDch
5. STOCKHOLM, March %
Yesterday morning the following report was
received from General Won Dsibein, dated
Goth instant 'N
:. YIN the 18th the out posts of the armV near
Orestiehanrh, were attacked and drove b1cL h,,
ane ehemys cossscks, Dragons and chasseurs
Russian
Geueral kopfiroM In short time after a lct,er
came to major general Won Doibein, from the
RUSSIAN Commander in Chief, General K roruno
whose contents were, that as he was assured bv
VIVA, mao been communicated 10 him by bis Row
~ hlBhness the Duke and Protector of HE
Kingdom, that the Swedish Government was
disposed to enter into negotiations for peace. and
likewise knewtbat IL conceded with his Rovsi
Mssters sentiments. he had Immediately given
orders Tor all bosu6ties to cease & ordered GEN
k"'linoh TO INN TO Aland with the troops IN.
DER his command. Gen. Knorung also delivered
q letter to Lieut.. General Barclay de Tollev. In
the event Of negotiation, he had already DssseJ
INC ODPii, Immediately TO return to the Finland
shore. General Knoriine ment;oned tb.t .;.n.
ar orders were sent to Wasa. by way of hbon
SroerRoLS GAZETTE orMarch 81.
The following circular letter, addressed to IN.
Public Boards, Courts of Justice and Cons;sto1
hes, has been lately ssued.--
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April is. wswn

eHANCERY--Buosingham County,
u March Term, 1905
fE'izabeth Taliaf.lro Administrative of Charles
Iaiia.erro; deceased EGin,if, agaiast Johu Bas
keryile, jr. Detrsdant.
ON tbs notion of The plaintiff. By council ard
u appearing to tho satisfaction of the ce,r, LIN,
ne defendant is mot an nhabitsnt of this state
It IS ordered and dccreed That unless the said de.
'endmt shall appear here on orbcfare tu,sp Court
mex. ana answer the plaintiffs bill, the court
WIN 5nen proceed to take the same for confessed,
and decree the matter thereof accordingly. and
that copy of this order be forthwith uubi.bed
IN some public newspaper of the city Of Rick
nond, for two months sticcessivelv, and al,o.,,er
copy be posted ZIP at the front door ofthe ces,rt
'r9use of this county
Cohy.
x, RLDRIDGE, jr. d. Z:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAFTON

DELIVERED on THE NINEreENrH INSTANT.
AT THE MEETING OF THE NANurAcTv.
RERs AND MECHANICS OF rH1LApELpu1A.
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l ANDiNG from the Schooner R1cBMoNp.
- Isaac Seaman, Master -
30 Boxes Raisns,
~ Bales Soft Sbelied Almonds.
. Casks Green Coffee,
~ Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
~ Hegsheads Brown Sugar,
Is do Moiasses.
; TieFces Green Coffee,
% Boxes Hay nnah SegsTs,
3 Bales Welch Planes,
Family Flour IN barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Sou.bon,, Toe
10 Boxes Mould Candles, ~
FoR SALE BY,
january II. .c
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HITS, Shoes p0R1Ep s..

HdlS, SHOES, PORTER. &c.
- house in which is kept the pen;,e,,;a.s
0f're' second door above the Eagle. Tavern,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
II II rs.
Including Gardeners black, drab and po..,.
six BEAVERS, CAS7ORS, PoRfJnS =.
Chip and Leghorn Hats,
Mems and Boys Wool do.
Servants Glazed Leather do.
Hatters' Trimmings and Materials.
s II o T. s,
i;adles Morocco and Kid Slips and Ties,
Sehlemens' superfne press Shoes and p1mns
ID conStastiy on hand large stock of bDttIed
April 18. "''' &c g.
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SroerRoLS sAzErTE OF March a.
The following circular letter, addressed IN IN.
Public Boards, Courts of Justice and Cons;sto'
rles, has been lately issued.-- '''''-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-16
Colin Aud, Cemnr,
August 81.
ssNs
VALUABLE LAND
II q Z S II 7 q

~ u n d II IL Il,
Distant 90 miles from Georgetown md
!exandria, l9 miles from OccoQusn Mills i
twenty from Dumfries. and within two ria|
and half of the Little River Turnpike Rod
1t consists Of kEUe and Jwen.g HeaiyYIcoo|
lying on the waters Of Bull and Little Rocked
runs, in the counliss of Fartsx aid Pyu !
William. The quality of this land i, exc
lent, and, to grazicr especially, would k
source of great egnolument, from the qan
flow grounds :of which there is not c8,a
Five hundred acres, ready, from the steag
of the soil, to be sowed in Timothy ThsA
is decidedly benefited by the plaster Of :
ris. On it is very good scite for mil, !
stream being one Of the most constant IN TAI
part ofthe country. Th2re are about 800 4
ere; in wood, heavily timbercd. The improYe1
aents are, dwelling house newly fitted y
consisting CT two rooms below stairs, wild
store room and two Convenient closets, taT's
LODGING rooms above stairs, an excellent Gel
!a?, q kitchen, corn house, meat house la
st2bles. Likewise the ovsrseers tOls', @'
IN each COUNTY, with other necessary houses
or negroes, & -. ;,
Between 9 and 500 acres in addition %
sale, in Prince William county, on BlA Kun
near is conauz with Occoqoan. !fb Dl
lie, about 10 or II miles from the 0cc,qgn
mills, and has nearly one third IN "'0a'- ~
quality is equal to any in itSlmm'dl''s '''s''
horhood. tam.
Persons disposed to purchase may @ 'l.
Piled on the first named tract VITA a.. am :,
st ock Of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs iaFn ..,.
utensils. Thcsubscriber willing to cl'5 5.'.
so4thwardly Will dispose of the ABOVE .a nen,
tioncdpr operty on tie most rsasona9 ~ % ma,
information respecting the pFop PEI. rn I,9
be had by application to the ho'0I "a s ' I1-
vYashingt on Of Mount Vernon H. " N Ii.
ner, Es9uiro. of Jefferson ooqng y,, 81 Foe Foe
absence OF the subscriber 10 DSI"''N
irn. ESQ. lining noarthe prenl;''i' -,
'''"' T. Blackburn
R:ppon Ledge, near Dumfri's' nv
Va. June lG.
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Co35erjmitA g Tn Plate

ss's s ;si soo nj ncsso'p E g
WARE, and also carries o. 1 Ln The drs'
FOUNDERs, BUSINESS andef ;,I Is e,c;ut'
ton of WIAtiam Fletcher, ana "''
any work in that lire.
FoR SELE' .mloB'
IS boxes 10 By y, and Is %, u opJly'
he-nia Window Glass, Ell SoOu
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The House en- Fairfa1-srreeb y n,odats OH
myself, which is made to accOi Ease opp'
or two famiIies--l will give a. Hous
derate terms. Also, the Brl1A .treets, q
the corner OF Prince and Roy. a,t Of Too.
one Blacksmith's Shop WIN IN R@F
For Sale or 10 Let on "'''
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81 feet of Ground, fronting on NJ fee feet J1E
:; and !, 'r ''aas back nssry g' '5P' the
npmp in good part Of the h, 1o" Given of o
p0 The highest price will i'll, Be .s s1H'
Copper, Pewter, Brass a,' sdshlunn'
who has for hire handsome .,
with careful driver. :"
Aurust 50.