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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10
From the Linden Globs gfDscember 2.
PALANoUs, Oct. 81.
Extracf fTanz a tri0tc letter.


The letters received by your house
here, frcra your correspondents at Mahora,
contain the following adyices Goa need
not now expect the 5000 English VINO were
coming from Sicily, since they received or
dcrs, on The voyage, to pat back, in conse-
quence OF ne eapo!itans having applied Tor
their assistance 20 shake OF the YOKE o. t.1e
French. Al! the troops thas were 10 Sicily,
both English and S;ciiians, have already
landed on the continent. We conceive that
at this moment that kingdom is in state
of general instruction, and expects that
the French there VIII be tota'iy e:itern2i1at-
ed"
This afternoon arrived in this harbor,
ia SIX DAYS from 81. Pedro, in Sardinia, The
S. Josef felucca, Marlin None, nas&er.---
He atirms that al ST. Pedro positive &C
counts had been received Of the handbag Of
the English and Siciiian troops in tie king
dom Of Naples, ard OF their having been
Joined BY the Caldbrians, and OF their acting
in the most vigorous manner against th-
usurper, Murar, with united force Of
8O,oO0 men. Ike adds, that the Spanish
consul at St. Pedro directed hin, to COM
municate this intelligence On his arrival i'll
Spain.
The following is the translation of c;,-
rious and most important Commission to
Don 2. Paia{ox, brother to the celebtated
General, member Of the Central Tunta,
constituting hin after the manner OF the
French in the outset Of their career, a
Commissioner over their Generals, witIl
powers OF the most extraordinary kind
We read this paper with great concern,
because it bctra}rs an inapatierce that
may hurry the Commanders into indiscgc-
ton.
COPY OF LETTER
From tie Supreme f,upta to Gen. D. Fren-
cisco Ia'atoa, brother ct Dan Toseoh Pa
h5FSx, Captain Genera ef Arrago;l
The Supreme Iunts is convinced of the
absolute necessity OF Our armies putting
themselves In motion against those OF the e.
neiny, which are causing SO great evils in
the Spanish territory. Iae jInta has at
different times made manifest its desires to
the Generals, and however just tie reasons
Tor delay and inactivity may have been BIZ
therto, it has nevertheless been mischievons
and many evils must be encreased by it, es-
pecially should the enemy receive their ex-
pected reinforcements. The government
can no longer observe with indifference, that
their towns are sacked and drsstoyed with
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-10

E2tyaot ofa letter tran a geatlmal aE
a-le4ahia, to his jfiiendm BnIti@r4d|
an tie evea;Ag otf tie 9Th rlst.
"Oar Northern Liberty g@ntl2aa.
this moment burning th- aon I, Pi23il
in e!Hg,y-;!llas We progress, Dat Gosc[
knows where such proceedings vIa.
L'art dIb1omatiq4e. pq7r SIP
EEGNreG, which we.lay before our ~'s
from the Washington Monitof, lasatrt
great attention. I has indeed 5ead
vowed by the editor, as not his own
position ont nothing except lis O:%
serted to have appeared witholt% i'
ledge ofits contents can shield hln i21
inference, that it accorded wlol i1'5a
complexion OF his opinions, OF was "'
ed to MIN for publication b. one 'i 10
irons Of his paper. The n'o't raoa
sd would have arreetsd the nina ia
passages, calculated TO n1iame d4sa1-'s
;,,te,l3.,l 70 Ink aDr coor,ery 70 the q
Of wbeels oG7r,n.e.'' That 1icr:0r5 VI
i.;;cei,a,lr wt:ften IN Francf, is eo1@
to be contraeIic.cd. The text IS reps< +
49,; .ras &c s~rrl.es;op, as well as d
S S of rI,e former haze been poiniel'
the 1rscnaa's Journal. Wi.hol'a
the ;,,s,a,c..s Given in he Tournai bo3
we beg leave 70 point out the foli5fF
p3pa~ragb 2I--.l,e i,.d:g:s;5jlyJ
q ,srican RcnrbIic.
Il,.-the doctrine ,G.0n, .hoss gnu
2 In the n1oornLul sn5rcsS'"
were mar, ! E
4. canl,;dlv .a1;2s y2a M ci3;s ~
y1a.tsr.
'''s,.' \ ,,,n,,s arr ths face Of the W
T. = : \ 1,af co MI, fur ed such q cs't
! / a;~ s,,I5;ects on,y.
H,y;no thus come 70 a kaa%i'1.5g !,
o,.;ni,,aI ,:,,,p,,aqe. who, IS it prooa'.@.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-28
For THE ENQUIRER.

To those lovers oi Chemistry in Mr. com
try. who have little opportunity of keeping
pace with the progress of its discoveries in
Etrope, the following experiments will prove
astonishing and interestingly such asa
uuacquaintcd "ith this science, it seems ne
ccssary to say, that there are three sorts of
Nikali - POtask, which is extracted from
the leg Of the common wood aShcs-SoGe,
from the ashes Of certain sea-weeds-and
Emmonta or volatile akali, com monty called
eoiatiie saifs, which is principally extracted
from Sal AmmcniaC.
Any one may procure potash, by taking a
small quantity ut Common ley in Saucer,
and cooperating it over the fire, or in the sun.
T. SELF, called Hofaeh, remains in the saucer
when purified, it is called fcari a8h.--Thcse
gre two great articles Of commerce Our
friends On the borders Of Canada arc well
acquainted WITH the art of making them, and
81 erfctIiag them too during the embargo
The yastqpantities Ct wood that are cut down
t-bTui ~ Vermont, &c. furnish them with
Tery laTge stock 1t wili seem astonishing
'iat euch white and saline substances, as
hssc, eEoL'd be parly formed OF mefals.-----
D. 1llN'vt, a tow'ss, that aShes contain mr.
T:
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sr;t or action shall nc renlis., that the tract of
land thereon spcc,ci, was ."rmsilv SURVEYED PR
o. to TIE t.y>i,t, seventh dry OF Oct. one thou
:..Iit seven i"ircd end ninvty-iive. then. and in
that case, the same shu b. deemed .u,d he,L 10
he good ard valid, to all in,ents and purposes, IA
~ thing in This act to the contrary notwithsiaatl
inE Blu, in case the claimant or claimants si,;,i
fail to prove the tract ortracts otlm,d claimed,
to have been "Ctually surveyed prior to the TWEEN.
tyscver'h dav of Oct. one Thousand seven hun
drcd < ninety FIVE. or IN the same shall mp
pear tn be otherwise fraadu!ent or Illegal, tie
graft, warrant order of survey .-ranted la, thc
Spanish soYerninert, aS ai,resaid. nv write oi
which such trac' tracts al, lsnt: NAV l,c claim
c;'. t,tvhs de-, ~, c;i ,,,y !
an,, void, 20 Il! irte' IS and purposes, :'d shall
not DC read in evidence ;".iSt auv claim o. crr.
ticate of pre- emPtam. derived FROM the Uaitctl
States
Suo s. hrdbr /. Ertaey enacted, That i, s',s,,
be iewui, in The trial OF such ;.'t or action fnr
either party to Introduce parole evidence Tor .hc
purpose 81 supporting Or invadstu% the 2raq.,
warrant or order OF survey aforesaid; ard the
Judgment, scnterc or decree OF the said highest
court of law or equity, IN he cases :,fore.,tii,
shall be ina! and conclusive between the Parties,
and may be plead in bar to any Subsequent su.s
or ACTION brought in the same on any other court,
for the recovery ofthe same land or any part
there oil
SEC :. ind belt farther enacted, That Abra-
ham Ellis-bc, and he is hereby confirmed in :,
tract of la','> granted by the British government
of West Florida TO Stephen Jordan, containing
the quantity of two hundred acres, lying and be
ing on the watal .ot Boyt's creek, according to
the metes and bounds OF said tract of land Sc;
forth in The plat thereof, made by the surveyor
general of said province ofWest Florida; & that
the amount of money which the said Ellis may
have been compelled to, pay 10 the receiver Of
public monies west Of Pearl river, iii the Missis-
sippi territory, for said tract OF land be refunded
to him by the receiver aforesaid.
SEC. Ind be II further enacted, That DAM.
ell Harregal be, and he is hereby confirmed in his
title in fee simple to the t,ct OF land whereon he
resides, containing the quantity of five hundred
and fifty acres, agreeaby to plat thereof filed
with the register of the land office, west of Pearl
river in the Mississippi territory.
J. B. VAKNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
in MILLEDGE.
President Of the Senate, prO-te0spore
Feb %, 1909.
APPopvED,
IETEEpcON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-28
SALT MOUNTAIN +,
TIE fal,oring cetraet is from a late hislor

TIE ioIoIrNg cxtracf is1ro1,s ldte hislorY 7 Cal
Ii BY the Able Molina-pnge So, vol l>t.
THAT part Of tie Andes corresponding with
Tire provinces of Copiapo and CoqHi''s6o, coat Aus
7 everal mountains ofcsH SAT-, dispersed in stra-
Ia or layers, crystaized in transparent o.lbcs,
frequently colorea with yellow, blue, and red
This salt is excellent. The surface generally
consists of an argiilaceous earth. This salt is ex-
ceent, but it is used only by such as live in the
vicinity as those who are ut distance prefer
the sea salt, Which is obtained in great quaint.
ties, and of fine quality upon the coast, particu,
lary at Bucalema, Boyeruca and Vichuquen.
In the middle distri>!s, however, the salt from
the springs of Pehuences, which / have ,ready
mentioned in treating of the mineral waters, is
most generally used"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-28
THE MUSE :

Mr. Sheridan, the celebrated orator, meeting
Miss Linlcy afterwards Mrs. Sheg',lan) in the
entrance OF grotto, took the liberty to offer her
some advice, with which he arprehended she
was d'sP!cased We hope we 90 not transeress
the laws of efficacy, if we ask cur readers what
they imagine must have been the lady's feelings,
whatever her station in life, when, on entering,
her grotto the next day, she found this beautiful
performance, left her by man OF Mr.. She
ridans just celebrity and elevated standing in So
ciety.--Port Toiio. .rs
Uncouth in this moss-cover'd grotto ofstone
And damp in the shade of this dew-droppng
tree
Yet, this rude :.rotto with rapture will own,
And willow! thy damps are refreshing to me
For this is the grotto where Della reclin'd,
AS late |, in secret, her confidence sought
And this is the tree kept her safe from the wind,
AS blushlng, she heard the grave lesson l
taught.
Then tell me, thou grotto of moss covered .tohe,
And tell me, thou willow with leaves dipping
dew,
Dix! Della seem yex'd when ioratio was gone
And did she confess her resentment to you
Methinks now, each bough, as you're waving it,
To whisper cause for the sorrow feel;
To hint how she frownd when dard to advise
And sigh'd when she saw that l d.. it witt,
zeal.
True, true, silly leaves. so she did, allow;
She frown'd, but no rage in her locks could ]
see;
She frown'd, but reflection had c!ouded hel
brow;
She sigh'd, but perhaps twas in pity to me-
For well did she know that my heart meant nc
wrong,
1t sunk at the thought Of but giving her pain
az tItg tod to- Oh 4.
Which crr'd from tie feelings it could not ex
plain.
Yet oh if indeed I've offended the maid,
If Della my humble monitions refuse;
Sweet willow, next time that she visits tn,
shade,
Fan entity her bosom, and plead my excuse
And thou stony grot, in thy arch nayst preserve
Two lingering drops ofthe night-fallen dew
And just let them fall at her feet, and they'l
serve
AS tears ofmy sorrow entrusted to you.
Or least they unheeded should fall at her feet,
Let them fall on her bosom of snow, and /
swear
The next time Visit thy r,oss-cover'd scat,
I'll pay thee each drop with genuine tear
So may'st thou, green willow, for ages thus tos,
Thy branches dark DER The slow winding
stream,
And thou, stony grott", retain all thy moss,
While yet there's a Poet TO make thee hi.
Nay, more-may my Della still give you hel
Each ewing, and sometimes the whole ey'n
Then, grotto, be, Id to support her white
arms
TAee s. m;lloT'e ''I'''y gree" tops to 'hs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-28
ON FINING CYDER.
CooPEn's Po1Nr, March 10. 1;

CooPEh's POINT, March 10, 1904.
Respected Friend,
AS you have published my method
Of lining cyder with igiug glass fish glue avhich
Is a fo'eign article and expensive md as have.
by one ot my whimsical experiments. discovered
a method new 10 me, and With domestic mate.
rial, generally thrown away as useless, which.
on tie fist trial, has succeeded far better tl,an
is'ng-glass ever did with me and as it is my dis
position TO wish that any useful discovery, which
Providence throws in my way, NAV be useful TO
my fellow citizens, send you an account of II.
winch you arc at liberty to make what use ofyou
please.
Having killed bullock, and nv people havipo,
boiled the feet more than common, and LEI tl,e II,
qnnr stand TIL cold, perceived il to be a thick
Jelly, resembling dissolved sing.e!ass and ha.
wing some cydcr not ined, tried the above said
Jelly, by warming it till dissoh cd then dre,y
some ofthe cyGer intended 60 try with il, and
mixed both together gradually in a tub, and kent
constantly stirring the mixture ill coll then
strained 1t and put the mixture into two hogs
heads o. cyler, nxiDg the whole as well as pos.
s!btc, Ny working it with a stick sn in four l,arts
ana rot IN at he bung-holc. Idirected it n be
racscd Oft in ten days, which was done and on
ny return bone, found il as fine as any cvder
GER cav, and greatly improved ~ flavor. Ifyo,l
tnnt proper TO publish any part Of the abo.e, it
VIII be best to 90 II soon, cyder iues best l,re
yio''s to tbs .rees being in bloom.
JOSEPH COOPER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-28
(BY AUTHORITY
L.1W OF TIE UNITED STATES
AN ACT


For the disposal IF certain rGe,, of lard IN the
MississiPpi territory, claimed RA4er S6-tnish
grants, reported b. the lend conn.iSsoaerI as an
teciated, and to confirm Me claims of Hexander
Ellis and Daniel Harycgak
V9E it enacted BY the Senate and Hopsc cr Re-
Nd PyeSentatives of tie United States ef lime.
RIGA in Congress assembled That the seyers! tracts
OF land in the Mississippi territory, the titles TO
which have been derived under Spanish claims.
and which have been disalowed by the boardg OF
commissioners east and west of Pearl river, on
suspicion Of the grants, war: ants or ortle1i OF
survey, on which the claims are grounded. BEING
antedated or otherwise fraudulent, and @hich are
embraced in the report of tie said boards OF com
missaners, laid before congress, agreeable to the
thrd section Of an act, entitled " An act supple-
iientary to the act entitled an act regulating the
grants Of land, and providisg for the disposal of
the 'andS OF the United States, south OF the state
ofTennesse," shall be, and the same are hereby
directed TO Re 5e'1, in the same manner, at the
same price, and on the Same terms arc c9nditi-
ons, as have been or may be, by law, provided for
the sale of the other public lands ~ tho said ter.
.rtory and any person or persons claiming under
a Spanish grant, warrant or order Of survey as a.
foresad, shall b, entitled to institute, in the lrh
est court OF law or equity in the said territory MS
or their SUIT action for the recovery o Che, tr.
or tracts so clairned as aforesud Proriae,.. Such
I'a'"dt VT C''Hl4htS snHlt institute hiS or thelr
suit or action within the term Of one wear from, K
aiterthe tract or tracts so claimed shall have been
sold by the United States, or in case the same is
now inhabited and cultivated, in virtue OF pre-
cmption right, within one year from and after the
passing OF this act and iC any person or persons
ciaimiug lands as aforesaid, shall fail or neglect
10 commence or institute his or their suit or acti
on, IN the manner and within the time prescribed
by this section, or shall be non-suited or discon-
tie same his fbrir fifritf IN
such suit or action, in any court whatso ever shall
be iorcrec .rred and forecosed.
SEC y. HEd he it further enGcfed, Thssif the
person or persons claiming Hpder such grant,
warrant or order of survey, shall make it appear
TO TIC satisfaction os the court, before whom saeh
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
I'm cHANCERY.-Bueki County Jan.
II

IN Observation-Disclosures County Jan.
4 uary Court, 1909.
George Hilton. plaiatG against Cornelius
Thomas and Reuben Pattesoh, Drf'ts.
On the motion ofthe plantitiby Counsel and
happening to tAe satisfaction OF the CURT thai
the defendant Thomas is not an inhabitant vi this
state. 1t rs ordered and aecreed, That unless the
said Thomas shall appear here on or before May
Court next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff,
the oarae will be taken for confessed as 60 hin,
and the Matter thereof decread accordingly, and
thai copy of this order be forthwith published!
in some public newspaper of the city Richmond
FOR two months successfully and another copy
be posted up at the front door OF the Courthous,.
Of this County.
A Copy.
II. ELDRIDCE, ir. d C.
March7. IawSy4
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CfPI-.4L. OK

N,H'"- e'.yerrra;rs 70 -irs~sca." ErrFcN.
Ih.' ncci 1.-THE Civa, Ok, istei, e<hio,ted IN
State Street, q ncw Tor sale ia Z ..uiei Hat
aia,ket = This rohicrrinal is believed Ia h,Ye
been the heaviest, latest, and finest ever slauh-
tered in the u. s as the following accurate
weight of the beet will shew.
Its quarters weighed 1888 VT.
HIDE 1913
Tallcw S47
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2ISS
Rwfon Cert.
Total W.T.,

o. The Federalists have rdicuied salt.
mountain iii Louisiana, il; such Il thing w, =.
Impossible. Marx The IeunisS ofthese gentle,
men-
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Committed to the Jail of King William
~ county, Negro Man named TO II, runa-
way, who says he belongs to Mr.. Christie, Ii
wing in the state of Tennessee, and escaped fro,7,
the SAID Christie in Bedford county, in the state,
of Virginia, some sine in the month of August
last, ard says he sold TO the said Christie nv
a Mr. Bradley of Pttsyvania The said fellow
is about five feet eight nine inches high, and %
a yellow complexion; the owner is desired tcy
come forward. prove his property, pay charges
and take him away
j. c. LIITLEPHGE ID. Sheriff
FO,
YIN. GREGORY, Sheriff:
April IL. wswn
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usT RECEIVED, and for sale by BRrS0H
y & P8RHHILL,
Young Hyson) lea of English Cunpowderi,
Imperial and { SUPP kegs, and papers Of
= uhP"wdcr, } lnalty one b each,
Brown sugar IN Hhds Shot in bags,
HAVannan do. M boxes Whiskey in tierces and
Molssses in Hhds. barrels.
Mould Candles, Raisius in boxes. and
A.l-Srice in bags, kegs,
Ginger in kegs, Filberts in bags.
Pepper in bags, Butter in Grkins,
Coffee in bbs.
They are in daily expectation of receivino >
new supply of Hard Ware and Shoes, in add,i-
on to their present assortment.
April 7. ,vAw
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IN CT tNcEHF .--c's ,le.:c Ca,s., ai,scs
4 Z, 1909
Stephen, Smith, P!ainr;E. against Natb.n
HaSkelyand fhon'"s NJ Dee.,na.n, Dgf=ndal.4.
THE detendaat Zacsery lao, having enicr.d
his appearance according . t.: sctot .,sscn,a.v.
and the rules OF this Cou,t, and it psearinf: -
the satiiaction OF the Court, ,i,at he is not IN in
habant OF this state, on the motion OF the pl.iil-
tiff by his ettoroev IL is ordered, That lie ap-
pear here ON the hrst day of June Court next,
and enter his appearance and give security for
performing the decree nf the Court, and that a
HoPY o. i'i's ord" be inserted in orc o. the acws-
@sP@rs printed in "icA",omd, fn~ two ucc. -.
anrce"s'r''iv, and pusle,i at in- front door or
i.'e CURT tiousc. u tire SaiG C..,,nty.
Copy Ieytc.
TT: REID. c. :.
April 81. w8w<
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March Z.


IN GRANDCHILDREN County
4 March Court, 1909
James James RaimiG against William Can
non, William Anderson, senior, and William
Anderson, jr. Derfs.
On the motion of the plaintiff b. council and
It appearing IN the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant Cannon is not an ir,habiLsnt of this
state. 1t rs OrGered and dec-sed, That unless the
SAID Cannon shalt appear here at June Court
next and answer the plaintiff bill. The Court
will then proceed to take the same for confessed
as TO him and decree the matter thereof accord
ngy, and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the CITY
OF Richmond for two months sccessively, and
another copy he posted up at the front door of the
Courthouse oftlns County.
A copy. Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE, jr. D. C.
ApriI7. 1aw8wg
/ N Charlotte Court, Malch
7th. 1909.
Robert Smith. P,a;rtif, against lanes yyea.
yer and Iyn. Smith Det7ts
THE defendant Weaver, not having entered
his appearance according to the act of Assembly
and the rules ofths court and appc airing to the
satisfaction OF the court, that he is not an inhabi-
tant ofthis state On the motion of the plaintiff,
by his attorney, 1t is ordered, That he appear
here on the iirst day OF June Court next and en-
ter has appearance, and give security for pclfor-
ming the decree Of the court, and that COPY of
this order be inserted in one of the ne VS. papers
printed in Richmond, for Two month successive
~ and posted AT the front door of the house
OF the said county.
Copy. Teste,
April 7. w8wT
IN CHANCERY -Cinrlote Cour,, March
9TH, 1902.
Robert Bailey, administrator Of Lucy Bailey,
decd. PifJ, against William Smith, administra.
| tor and disrributee of John Smith. decd. John
Smith. George Jones & Moyhis wife, Edward
| Clarke and Elizabeth his wife, lanes Weaver &,
Nancy his wife, Charles Smith, Samuel Smitl.
| David Bailey and Elizabeth his wife, and Fran
c5 SH,ith Defendants.
THE defendants, John Smith, George tones
| and Motley his wife, James Weaver and Nancy
his wife, Charles Smith, Samuel Smith, David
Bailey and Elizabeth his wife, and Francis Smith
I not having entered their appearance, according
10 The net Of Assembly and tie rules ofthis court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that they are not inhabitants Of this state On the
motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney, II is or.
tered, That they appear here on the first day of
June court next, and enter their appearance, and
that copy ofthis order be inserted in one ofthc
news papers printed in Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
ofthe court house Of the said county.
Copy. Teste,
TH0MAS READ, CPk.
April 7. w8Ng
TOR SALE-Upon hbcral credit. for cash or
4 good bonds, SIS acres of LIND. in Middle.
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April 81

He SUI ,>2I!sEr; has just received troy-,
y New.t." s,ond, snpply Of cNcsl.ht I.
EtSH P>T1IUES - barrels Also 7FESP
GErFE = and I.licI'Nl' SEEDtae grown nf
w i"st ae2Fnn also partial sup;,Iy % C. IT,
= EN- SEEO.-Tie great advantage tru,a
Changing seed must be o. nus to every rcrsna
rh" has n;'dc tire eXperiiaent--Ey ticking se-l
from Northern 20 a Southern climate il Is s,,ri-
cr matured. and the crop much more ab,indsrr
He has choice Family FLCJ'R ivy The barrel.
by the keg or !b. EDBARD HdLI..r6L
Anil ~ -
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~ isaac Seaman, Master -
50 boxes Raisins,
10 bales Soft Sheilcd almonds,
5 Casks Green Coffee,
ID Barrels Prime Pork, and
: Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN ST'ORE.
II Hog heads hrown Sugar,
% So. RIgitsscs,
5 Iicrccs Green Coffee,
- Boxes HAY nnaiI Segars,
; gales WEIGH Pianes,
Family Flour in barrels ard slrbarrels.
Young llysGn, Tyson SKIN a..d Souc,Dny Tao
~ BoScs Mould Candies,
toR SALE ~,
CF@RGE WATT.
=. lan,.ary =. - - f
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ANDS, FOR SALE.-By virtue OF decd
"A Of trust executed by John Bib, of the coun-
y OF Charlotte TO the subscribers, to secure the
payment OF debt due to Messrs. Buchanan and
ro. no, Oh tue town ct Petersburg VIII be sid.
on Thursday, the 4th day of Nav nest. at th.,
house of the said John Blob, to the highest bid
der, Tor ready money, two tracts of LIND w.
lng and being in the said county Of Charlotte.
one containing one hundred and sixty-fve acres,
Ii being the tract ON which the said Bibb resides.
and the other one hundred and fifty acres, be-
,,ns tue tract purchased by him Of BENJAMIN Sub
Its, senr. lying on the waters ofCrb crerk
HENRr' n. Wilkins,
Wh,. NJ TYATH{4rS,
TIL Il. AfARLOVE.
April :. tdx