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,toEN DOLLARS REwAeD-R,naw,v

'FEN DOLLARS Runaway
from the Subscriber, living in Powhatan
County,on the 9Th Aust Il negr man named
Bob, about 81 years oil, S feet, 6 or incheA
high. of a black complexion ather thin vi.ae-d.
staU,ncrs much when spoke, to, he is tolers.
bic shoe maker and carried with him tools Tor
That purpose, ani likewise several articles Of
wearing apparel needless to mention, tho, his
common d'e,ssisa blue cloth coat, an,, corded
pstalopns of brown color I an, inclined TO
think ne wall aim eitherto get to Richmond OF
l.ynchburg, and endei, u pass as a free ,naa.
whoever Will deliver the sud fellow to m. or
seer him II, some Jail sotiiat get him, shall
rect i've the above rev ir.l
WIZ. srRATTON, Senr.
o's 10. "a, 1iT
N B Uefxa sho.maker--and known, as arr.
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In Conformity with Resolution of the
Washington and Jefferson Artillery Cmpa-
ny the following letter was addressed'to the
President of the u Sand published along
with his Answer
RICHMOND 18th Sept. 1903.
SIR
The Washington and Jefferson ArtiIIe-
ry under my command, have unanimously
resolved to make you tender of their SER
wees. to march at a moments warning, when
and wherever the energies of our country
.m.y require the asst lance Of military aid.
We had fattered ourselves, that from the
arrangements made BY Mr.. Er,Nine with
our Secretary OF State, we snould have en-
Joyed the blessings OF peace, but the non
tuihlm mt of the stIpuia ions en'ere1 into by
the tw" governments through their agents,
on the par OF Great Britain. mas again placed
us in simi ar or worse situation than the nne
from which those pacific me9ssres e'ieved
US, and one which so loudly called for militia
ry preparations Without presuming to
express an opinion e thc conduct OF the Rri
tsh ministry, on this occasion, we feel il our
duty to declare. that in this state Of affairs
we deem II all important, that military a.
soclations should pledge themselves to he
government of their choice, and evnce their
patriotism by proclaiming the world their
determlnation to support with 'their lives
and Fortunes" their comtry's rights. Tn
der these impressions, the Washington and
Jefferson Artillery voluntarily make a ten.
der of their services togoverument and fur.
ther, through ire ANONYMOUSLY assure YOU of
heir hearty and decided appreciation II the
measures of your administration.
With my good wishes for your
Health aud happiness,
l salute you
JOHN r. PRICE,
Capt. Of the w. aud J. Artillery
JA%Ks MADISON, }
Preaaeuf Of ne u S.
WashiHStsn. }
SIR,
have received your letter Of the 18th
instant, communicating the unanimous reso
lutior of the Washington and Jefferson Ar
tiilery under your command. making tsndss
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~ The accounts, by the way of Baltimore.
are the latest from Spain. Marshal SOU
mas once more appeared Oh the stage, with
81, 600 troops he "as ksepins Wellesley az
bay Marshal Victor has - roughly handled"
Gen. Nenegas. IN an engagement on the l4ih
August " his was sub se;iuent To the ac-
ton near Aranjuez, Oh whicn so much UNI
necessary stress rs laid IL the Spanish &c
Counts, brought TO New York. but what
Is more gloomy than all the rest, j. seems
that Gen. Cuesta an other Spanish officers,
have resigned their on mission, because they,
could not trust thar DUN mrn. l. i be not
too late, we recommend it to SIR A. Wciles
ley to read again the ast celebrated dispatch
OF sir ). Moore. 4rs
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b Heisa shosmlker--and known rs such
m Manchester aud Richmond
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SIR,
i have received your letter Of the 18th
instant, communicating the unanimous reso
lutior ut the Washington and Jefferson Ar
tlllery undergo command, making tsnas :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
FROM THE AURORA.

Our files of London papers, abound
with matter of curiosity in various
US they relate 70 the govern.
ment, policy, morals, CORFU ton, and
universal pfonigacy that prevails in
Great Britain.
The deVe,opement of the nefar;ous
corruption and proaigacy OF the "hopes
OF the family" of Great Britain. the
general in chief of the British army,
has forced him to make another re-
treat; but there ends the punishment
OF this royal criminal, while poor
rogues and poor men, who are nos
rogues, are sent to the gallows or to
close confinement.
Meetings lave been held in most
OF the counties, towns and cities of
OF England, expressing by votes, their
thanks 10 a member Of the house Of
commons, who, upon his own mani,
and viftuous determinations. under
took 10 bring the royal prohigate to
a strict.test. Attic meeting in West
minister, for the purpose OF thanking
col. Wardle, sir Francis Burdett, con-
trasted tne II i III y that escaped, with
the innocence that was punished, in
the person OF MIR. Lonaitre, a ma.
'hematical instrument m lker, who was
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[Fosr DsAars Per lnnum--Iaid in AdSance.l

liner nations at the Sublime Porte
and, reciprocally, the ambassadors oil
the Sublime Porte to the court of Lon
don shall fully enjoy all the honors
which shall be 81 anted to ambassadors
Of Great Britain.
Art. s. 1t shall be permitted to name
'shabbanders (consuls) at Malta, and in
the states of his Britannia majesty,
wherever it may be necessary to inspect
the affairs and interests Of the Turkish
merchants, and the same treatment and
privileges which are allowed to Eng
lish consuls residing in the Ottoman
states, shall be rigidly observed to-
wards the shabbanders of the Sublime
Porte.
Art. 8. The English consuls and am
hassadors shall, according to custom,
employ such dragomens as they may
have occasion for; but as it has been
before decreed by common consent,
the Sublime Porte will not grant the
oerat OF dragoman in favor of indivi-
duals who do not exercise that functi-
on in the place of their destination
Il is agreed conformably to this p-in
|ciple, that henceforward the berat shall
not be granted to any person of th-
rank OF tradesman or banker, nor 70 a.
ny one who shall keep shop or ma
|nufactory in the public market, or who
shall be concerned in affairs of this
kind and he shall not be appointed by
the English consuls. from among the
subjects of the Sublime Porte.
AIT. 10. The English patent ofpro-
lection shall not be granted to any per-
son from among the dependents OF
merchants, subject to the Sublime
Porte, nor shall there be delivered TO
them any passport from the ambassa-
doris or consuls, without the permissi-
sion of the Sublime Porte.
Art. II. As it has been at all times
forbidden for ships of war to enter the
canal OF Constantiuople, viz. in the
strait of the Dardanelies, or that of the
Black Sea, and AS that ancient rule OF
the Ottoman empire must be hence
forward observed in time of peace, by
all powers whatever, the british court
promises to conform to this principle.
Art. 10. The ratification of the pre-
sent treaty ofpeace, between the high
contracting powers, shall be exchanged
at Constantinople Ia the space ofnine
ty-one days, from the date of the pre-
sent treaty, or sooner If possible.
CONCLUSION.
In order that the peace which has
been happily concluded and re.estao.
lished, with the assistance of God, anc
in virtue ofthe sincerity and fidelity OF
the two parties, consisting in the IL
articles above mentioned, and that tl,e
exchange of the Publications may def
nitcly have eject, I, the pienipotentia
~ oithe Sublime Porte, furnished with
full powers, have in virtue of those
same ull imperial powers, signed ane
sealed this instrument, which, havins
been, in like, manner, signed by tht
plenipotentiary of the padiskan of G
Britain according TO the tenor of then
full powers, l have committed to tn,
said plenipotentiary the present in ex
change, for another Instrument exact
ly conformable, written in the French
language, which has been transmitted
10 me on his part.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
Foreign, nem8.
BRITISH AFFAIRS.

1--WE made mention in our last paper of
a peace concluded between G. Britain and
Turkey; we now present our readers with
a copy of the treaty.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
LONDON May L.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
.4hril %.


kord GrenvilIe felt the higest satisfac
ticn at a report which had been spread
through this metropolis, as he hoped he
could conhd- in its truth. He alluded TO
the rumored recall of the Orders in coun..
Oil, that obnoxious measure, which had
Caused such an heavy addition to the evils
otwar, anG the necessity otrepealipg which
he had so ohen pointed out. He wished
to enquire of the noble Secretary OF Stare
il this were the fact. 1t it were he rev
Joiced tnat his mejesty's minister's had been
Drought at last to > sense OF the dessruc-
tive tendency of these orders, and although
tn a bad grace, Lad at last deter aimed
or their Recall. Il moaih later, their Lord
ships were not aware now severely me Ell
fects of these orders would nave been felt.
Inc Earl OF liverpool was sorry that
sucn "a Question had been pu,, whist has
noble friend, VINO was ~ tae head OF the
OH al winch tuis BUS ness Was transacted,
was absent He would however repy, tn at
Considerable alteration had been made tn
the Orders IN Council Bas Tue al,erat,-
tel s. Caused by tn cha g.ug crcumstan
ces oil the war, and not by a dereLction of
the principles on winch the orders were
founded rtis Lordship vmdicaIed tue JUS
tlce and po,cy of tness or4ers, as vel, as
OF the aiterat,on which mad been made, x
"hiSu i q iSW WOuu DC iatl DSfOrS
the House. So far from agreeing win the
noble Lord as TO the evil tendency OF the
late measure, he thought it was one OF the
most advantageous to the country that mad
ever oeen put INFO execution by any gov
eminent. This posiuon he would be pre-
pared To prove on any occasion, whenever
it should be required.
Lord Grenville rejoiced at the REGAL Of
these Obnoxious orders, which he now
found to Dc true. Had THIS not been the
case, he would nave Thought 1t his duty,
once more before the Close of TINS session,
to cali the attention of the House to thar
important SUBJECT. Il the new enactment,
substituted tor the former, were framed
ontne same principle, it must De equally
fatal to the interests of this country. In
the same proportion as the new orders re-
semoied the last, IN the same proportion
wouidt they prove destructive, AID incur the
severest anImauyerSion.
the Earl OF Liverpool o served, that he
had not 81, the Oruers Ia Council were
rspvaIsd, but that a considerable alterati-
ON, occasIoued by present cirCu nstanc es,
but in street conformity with she PRINCIPLES
81 the original, had been made IN them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
DlrJlalla Argus.
X { IL NJ . y d.
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1899.

O-i is with extreme regret that
the Editor of this paper Informs its
Patrons, that the gentleman, who has
during the last twelve months, with so
much credit to himself, assisted in the
editorial department, is compelled to
retire from those duties, on account of
i'll health. The loss will be severely
felt but to repair it as much as pos
sible, he is happy to say that success
sor has been engaged, of known ia
Tents and in FORM iti,n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
VlygzAta /:

At Superior Court of Chancerv hol-
den at the Capitol in the city of Rich
mond, the loth day Of June, 1909.
Samuel Duval, Pitt
AGAINST
John Fowler, junior, Henry Banks, and }
David Ross and Company, Defts.
THE defendant John Fowler not having
- entered his appearance and given Sc.
curity according to the act of assembly q,
and the rules of this court, and il appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court, that lie
is not an inha5itant ofthis couatry, on no
ton ct the plaintiff by counsel, H is orier.
ed, That the said defendants do appear
here OH the irst day of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plainulF; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper Published in tne city of
Richmond, for two months successiveIy, and
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the
said city.
Copy-Teste,
wSt PETER TlN5LEY, c. c.
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YELLOW SPRINGS.

VIE subscriber takes the liberty of
= lni1rnng the l. d =, AMI Ge;,iie-
men VIII design visiting tb- western nut.
neral va sfs during The present s,a.on.
mat he has lately AIKEN he occupancy oe
he YELLOW SPRINGS, The properly
ct Charles Taylor, esq. staaie On che al.
lesany Mou tain, aoou, SIX mic, from
Hon gomery courthouse, V..g. "a neer
the most drsct and P.ac csb.e rad. for
nose living souh Vt ihem. or as Ia nor n
as the City oil RictInond, % lrAyel o The
Red SnEhur, IPhfe ZahhEr, or Ssoeff
%'ainSs, where he > III e,.deav ~ To far,ush
hose who may 4 sire % make al esp III
'nent oil Che waters, with accommOtia i9as
as Convenient and COMFORTABLE as if,s co1n.
try Will aaord. lie Eaters himself lhas
The experiments wh.cn nave been mad.
IN the course oil. three or four wars past
iurhish ample ieshnany Of The uS;lity aud
efficacy OF these springs, perhaps there
are few Ut any) medicinal waters in the
western country, OF u,e,ior virtue -:he
water IS stsong!y pu gsuve, aud is an al.
most staHeneou, cure for all eruptious,
sorss, or scoibut'c complaints; in sores
they never have failed. Thu subscriber
las isuch confidence III ths virtue of these
waters. that he /, induced 10 believe thar
no person WAC may ys,, The u i,r the ber
aeiit oi neaiSh will b. dsappoinied
CHARLES LEWIS.
June 10th, 1909. w3t
"a. The editors of the Norfolk ledger,
Charles on g. CO. Courier, and Raiaigh
Regiser, are requested TO insert he oboYe
N ther respective pap.rs, once week
three weeks aud forward their accounts
% he editor of .ne Virginia Argus for
payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
AnrJ %
AprIl %

Mr.. Whitbread wished TO ask a right
honorable gentle nan OIL the other side OF
the House tine Chancellor OF the Exche-
quer) whesher the Orders in Council mad
been resc,nded, or were likely to DE re.
sc nded he sad, II the information he had
received on this SUBJECT was true, he
shou d experience the highest gratiticati
on.
The Chancellor Of the Excheauer re-
Piled, that che Orders had not been rescin.
dsd but that certain alterations h al been
made, winch were conceived judicious, &C
cotding to the present state of the Cont
ncnt.
.Aar1I 2S.-Yes;erday at one o'clock in
consequence OF notification sent on
"Wednesday evening by Earl Bathurst, pre-.
sdent OF the board of trade, to Mr.. San.
som, chlirnan of the American commit
tee, the latter, accpnplnied by Messrs.
BIring, Jtc)js, M'Henzic, Glennie, Null
let, and several otner respectable mer-
Chants, deeply interested IN the con n cree
with the Jnlted states, waited OH the lords
Of trade at the treasury.
At this Conference it vas announced. that
the orders in council w5uli be resctnded,
as far as they relate 70 the American re-
public ; and that this Arrange aent should
take date from the preceding day, 2Sth
April. IL was az the sane TINE decided,
that the ports of France, Holland, Italy, s.
their dependencies, should be pat into the
most vigorous Dl)ckale. Ualer the last
distinction are TO be i1clu led, in Span, the
city OK barcelona, and the by of Rosas, in
the Mediterranean, aud the coast Of the
bay OF BiseAy from SlhtdnIer to Fontera-
bic.
By this regulation the United State
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
Wants a Situation,

IN Counting Room, or some Gsn,eel
4 Store or Grocery in this city, a Young
Man, who writes good hand and is &C
quanted with bookkeeping one who has
lived for number of years in a respects
able grocery in this p ace, and can produce
the best tesIim rnials OF his honesty, sobri-
ETY. and industry. Apply at Mr.. NIcao-
Las HALLAas, where he may be seen.
,sRiehmoad, iS,h Juae, 1909. wi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20

character. What necessity for block.
sde, save to interdict the commerce of the
onied St''es with these countries-has
England such a right! VIII Americans
submit 10 itund-e Eaglsnd's Introduction
''hy take such me sure al this mo.
meni! Lei The haehngs or advocates of
Irsa' Br' ala answer the ql sp,on, and let
US hear no more 81 french faction.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
Fluva ma County,

May Quarterly Session, 1902
Joseph Parrish Puf.
AGAINST
Prddy, John Priddy, VIII. -
liam Priddy, Chalea Hun,er and Ju. 2
dlth his wifi, formerly Judnh Pfid z s
dy, and PIeasan; BIZ bre and M,lley :
his wife, formerly Gli.Iey P;iddy, :.
Defs.
NHE defendants John priAdy and WA,
i Lam Predy, not having entered ihe.r
appearance ard given security acco ding
to the &C OF assembly d ths rules ofth,s
court, and It aPpea Iag to he sat sfactoa
OF the court, ihN he ga d defen1an.s arc
not Inhabitants of rs country, or The mo.
ton OF the Pla nt,F by he council, IL IL
ordered that the SAID defendants. John
7 'ddy and William Piiddy, do appear
here on or before the srsl day of Aueusr
Quarterly term next and answer The plain.
tiB's bHi and .ba . cory Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN one of the Richmond
new papers, a continued tor Two months
excessively, and another copy posted az
he front door of the courthouse of this
county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN UNDERTAKE, ir. n. r.
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A Copy-Teste,
JOHN IIMBERLAKE, ir. d. r..

n pu sh"hCe OF a esolutIon OF the Com.
il mon Cou"ci for tie City Of Richmond.
notice IS hereby given, tina, he said Com.
mon Council will proceed, on mondav
next, to appoint a MASTER of POLICE
Tor me said Ct'y, IN she 70 m Of Captain
William Richardson, deceased.
N. SHEPPARD, elk.
June 18Th, 1903. 70,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
A b1illcr wanted.

IF miller who has small family, or il
4 single nan, will apply at Meads's mill
in Amelia, he may prob ,bly 6xhimself adj
yNntageously for one or more years from
the lst OF August next, or sooner if appli-
cation is made.
Amelia, June II, 1909. 3wg
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January z, 1907, which according to the
engagement have entered into, on the
part of his Majesty is to be abrogated
with the other orders, in conseQp -nce of
the adjustment of differences between the
two countries, and the confidence enter
tanned of further conciliatory understan-
ding.
have the honor to be,
With the highest respect
And consideration,
SIR, your most obediene humble
Servant,
{signed) ID. NJ. ERsKINE.
TIE non. Ro5t. Smith sc sc Vc.
Mr.. SMITH To Mr.. ERsKINE.
Department IF State, June Is, 1909.
SIR,
have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your note of this day, communica.
ting the order in Council, issued by His
Britannia Majesty on the 2sth of April
last. 1
However we'll persuaded the President
may, at all times, have been, that the ar.
rangement, SO happily effected by the late
negOc alton, would be strictly fulfilled on
the part OF HIS Britannia Majesty, he has,
nevertheless, received with satisfaction
your reaewed assurance to that effect, with
the further assurance. founded on Official
communications 20 you from your govern.
ment since the adoption of the order in
Council of the Goth A ,ril, that, that or.
der was not Intended TO have any connec.
ton whatever with the overtures, which
you had been authorised to make to the
government of the United States.
have the honoc to be,
With the highest respect,
Your most obedient servant,
(S:gned) r. SMITH.
Hon. David M. Erskine, &c Hc. SC.
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Rees's CycI9pedIa.

The a0sh No. or Vol. 10, pars ?, is iusS
reoe 'edsAnd ready Tor delivery sasI ,nls g.
nee.
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Land for sale.

Y virtue of de d oftrust bearing date
- The 25th day of March, eighteen hun
dred aud seven, executed ny Gutter VIII.
kerson and Sally his wife to the subscri-
bers as trustees, for the purpose of secur ne
a SUN of money therein mentioned, Co be
due to William Bradley, MI be Sold, at
Cumberland courthcu e, on Monday, tina
oath day of July next, being court day,
lracf Of Land,
In the deed conveyed Containing $50 acres,
lying in the said county OF Cumberland,
near the courthouse, and adjoining Thomas
Hooson's tract of land, on which the court.
house stands. According 10 the provisions
OF AN act, entitled an act c3nccrning execu.
tons and fer ether purposes the subscri.
bers VIII Convey the title To the pu chaser.
or purchasers, as vested in them as trustees
only.
John G. Daniel.
Thomas II. Walton
Cumberland, 10Th June, 1909 tdsp..
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Wanted 70 Hire.

n Y the week, month, or for the remain
~ der OF the present year,
Il Sober, Mdusfrious Nan,
To superintend parcel Of laborers in the
vicinity of this city.
Enquire at the Office of the Virginia Ar
gus.
Richmond, June l7th, 1909. If
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Lot Of Ground.

opposite the said meeting house.. which will
De divided in lots of % feet front on the
street. running from Sheckoe creek by said
meeting house, paraieI with tue MAIN
street. .One third of the Purchase money
Will be required in hand, and the balance
in six moths. Notes neg, table and payable
at the Bank Of Virginia, and deed of truss
to secure the puuctuai paymen, of the
notes VIII be required OF the purchaser.
ELIZ L. YOU NGHUSBAND, Adm'x.
SAMUEL p. PARSONS Admir-.
Wan the WIN annexed of
p. YoUGHUsBAND.
June 10. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
ErQct of Lunl.
John G. Daniel.
n = 4 ! < T..

ny virtue of the last will and testament
~ of Pleasant Yonnghusband, DECEASED.
will be SOLD, OF the 30th inst. upwards Of
SIX fY FEET OF GROUND & HOUSES.
fronting on the main street, running back
one hundred and fifty feet parallel with tn.
cross street leading to the Methodist meet.
ing house, AID ONE UNLMPROVEN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-30
NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that be
manufactures and has for sale, al his manu-
factory corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS of ell sizes, commonly used tor
,,istilIing grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEET IRON STOVES and SIOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every Kind OF PLUMBING WORK ell
ther for S}.5hs or Bmlehags, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all It's branches is carried on under the di-
rection of MIR. u lillian FLEICHEF,
who has had many years experience, ana as a
workman is exceeded by few AS the brass
founder business is Il partnership, applcaaon
must be made to William Fletcher, VINO VIII
undertake to make GR.AIES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and Will execute the work IN the
very best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old c0hf'er'
Brass, Pegrtc4, Lead and IRON.
George MsMunn.
October s.
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Public sale, Of Furniture, &c.


Public Sale, Of Furniture, &c.
On FRIDAY next, at ha!t:,ftsg 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. viii lie sod, al tie dve!'irg house
ofthe late Colonel RobeTt I. Eo1f,
All the I1ouihold. and other
Personal Property OF the dcceasec---,>l.'i IN
m&!iatcly afterwards il the tine viii aoias,
or on the day following If otherwise viii De
sold, at MS farm on t.unting Cree
All the Plantation Itenllls,
together with two Horses, two Mules, .nd
FIVE Cows, a.d two stacks OF Wei cured Lay.
ALSO,
The unexplred Lea1e OF the
said farm, containing between twenty and
thirty acres, ana having between SIX and Sc
ven wears of time to come. There IS IN ex-
cellent orchard Of choice fruits on as Farm,
well disposed and protective garden, Farm
house, stables al otherimprurementa s"ost
Of the ground is no." IN clover AID t'notAy
and the whole has heeli nl3aCrcl.