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New ORLEANS, April II.

NEW ORLEANS, APTn IL
Fr1,ch PIivateers. -The capture of the
French privateers, the DUO de Montebello'
the Intrepidc, and the vessel bearing the
papers Of the pirogue called la Petit Chance
has disclosed system of iniquity which
has heretofore been unparalleled in this
country. There appears to be a regularly
connected chain of vilIainy, which the
breaking Of this link gives Us hopes will be
entir~Iyfdesroyed. We suspect many per.
sons being engaged who now share our hos
pitality, and all the rights of American CT
,zcns-we hope, however, for the honor
Of the American name, that none OF our
eountrymen are engaged. The Duo de
Mon, bello was fitted out at Baltimore,
purchased by capt. Whites cleared oas
with French passengers for ST. Bartholo'
news, was called the Amiable, put into
Savannah Georgia. armed, shipped part
Of her crew, sailed, and received the rest
\ from on board vessel commanded by cap
,ain Kunn. She assumed of the bar Of
Charleston the French character and name
she now wears; sailed on a cruize, robS,
sinks, burns and destroys every American,
Spanish and EngishVeSsslShef falls in with,
until gluttrd with plumber, she is compel
\ led TO put into this port under pretenec OF
distress her captains name is 'Be'son'; her,
arparent owners name .Brouard--One
Mention and certain John de LouPs make
conspicuous figures on beard Of her.
The Intrepide was built here, sailed from
this port about two months since on her first
VOYAGE TO St. Bartholomew with French
passengers, commanded by capt. Rogers,
where it is said she was sold by him to Sou
viuet, one of the passengers. and sailed
with the rest of the passengers under the
\ command Of Broughmen to St. Martins
where she obtained a French commission,
proceeded On ,cruize, and after taking
from On board Spanish vessel COCO dol
Jars, nut in here uude" Pretence Of distress
On board the Due &c Alontsbello is found
commission for a vessel to be called
"The French soldier" to be commanded
81 by Broughman, who now commands the
lntrepide.
The schooner which bears the papers OF
pirogae Ia Petit Chance is commanded by
a person by the name Of St. Caste, who
says he sailed from GuaGaloupe in the Pc
tit Chance, of between FIVE and six tons
burthen, on cruize but meeting this YES
sci, and finding her very fast sailer, he
took his crew on board her, gave the Petit
Chance to the crew of the. schooner and
went on a cruize. After making several
captures and destroying several vessels, he
put into this port in distress. On examln'
ing his leak it was found to be fresh bored
auger hole.
The schooner Blossom, arrived here
from St. JaSO with number Of passengers
sailed under the command Of certain John
Jaque, under American colors, and spoke
BY the Montebello off the bar of the Ba.
lIze short time since, bearing a diaerent
name, crui2ing as priVaseer under French
sOlors, and richly laden with plumber who
Is no doubt somewhere on our coast engage
ed in smuggling her cargo into this place
= We orc tad this is Q nristake.
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Domestic Nezcs The chickering's Of
heads Of departments, have hot terminated
with the session of an unpopular congress !;
and @the attacks on Gallatiu having, as is
supposed disguised the president, a change
OF uninis,ry nearer hume than England, is
quite possible The jarring in our cabinet
no lengerrssts on our mere rumor for We
know, If the evidence Of letter (Which we
have seea) from a southern aemscrGtic con.
gresham be sufficient, that serious mis-
understanding exists. Certain manage
rnsns, thus far apparently successful. may
yet subserve the interests Of the STATE,
whatever may hefal the SECRETARY.
Other letters, we :bsiieve, hint that it
is quite as probable Gailasin will succeed
Secretary Smith as that there can DO a
sincere reconciliation between the President
and Gallatin's Opponents. Tne.e is some
whispering about Mr.. ,Jackson's being a
gain received, and negotiations with him
recommended. Of this We speak not con.
6dentIy. Fed. Gdz.
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SALT AFLOAT.

$500 Buihels coarse Liverpool Salt,
On beard tie schooner Saragossa from Nor
folk,
Will be sold on very liberal terms by
g.. Lawrason g Fowle.
Who have Tust Received,
! Case superior quality nutmegs
400 pieces yellow NAnkesnA
-. May IL.
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SHIP
,IBoston paper Nay 10.

Port Of alexandria.
CLEARED, ..r = ",s,
sehr. Jane, Hedge, New York,'by JNs'
Forrest. l. :'!.,, "a
sloop Harmony, ElIwood, Philadelphia
Farmer Fancy, Mcpherson, George
Town, BY Bowie and 1vzsz:
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Died at his seat in bingham, yesterday
morning, major gen. BENJAMIN LIN.
COLN.-1'he death Of general Lincoln,
"fuu Of years and full OF honor" is no
common misfortune. His great revolution
ary services his irreproachable moral cha
racter his incompatible personal integrity
and the solidity of his political sensi-
ments, conspire to render his loss public
calamity, as well as distressing family be-
reavment.
IBoston paper May 10.
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Having received Information that several
vessels had been ft<d and armed within
the waters Of the Urit'd States, with ntent
to cruise against the subjects of foreign
prince with whom the United States are at
peace, government he's issued instructions
to institute prosecutions against all persons
whatever who may have been or shall here
after be concerned in the Gttiug out & arm
ing Of any such vessel or in the 'augmenting
Of the force Of any such vessel
National LntrL
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Johnson AND REAT

JEWELL Frs 81 LIVER S9fITfyS
a I the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle-'ra.
L - vern-iisve Just received an additional sup
ply OF ARTICLES in their line, (Which witt, their
former stock will render their assortment very
completely consisting Of
Pearl Earnings, Ear Rings 8. Drops, Breast.
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Rings.
Jet Brcast-Pins, Ri eiets, Ear Rings & Neck
laces torroisesheil Combs of The most approved
patterns, gold Watch CHAINS, Seals and KEYS OF
The latest patterns, Earnings, Fmgsr-Rnt.s.
Breast-pins, bracelets, buttons, Loclets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Tots, Sugar Dishes,
Slon Bowls, Cream-Fats, Cams and Gobletts.
Tao;e, desert tea and sit Spoons, soup, to.Itly,
cream and mustard Ladies, Salt Stands, Tnim
nles, Coral & Belts, res rong5 z, Pencil Cases
silver mounted Duks, Swords and Snu.i Boxes
Plated Clstors IF various prices, Csndlest,cks.
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream
Pots, ssli-Stands, Table Spoons and Tea ronrs
Block TIN Tea Pots ana Tea Cadas, together
with sundry other articles too tedious 10 e,.i.ne
rate here, all Of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended TO-.
The highest price given for Old silver aud gold.
December Z. emf
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kings subjects, Is Il were by way OF making up
for y life OF starvation and when these fed peo-
pie set UP shouting for joy at feeSg The cfeets
II belly FIJI, we are to proclaim it to the world
As proof of the peoples having been happy, ha.
wing eujoyed Prosperity, for the last forty nine
years ITO be added to this and to the grand
naval and military promotion, there is but one
thing wanting, and that is new ssvarm ofknights
to mitch those upon the occasion OF Peg Nehoi-
son This would render the thing qaite complete,
and, therefore, il is pity it should be left out.
A set of jubilee knights scattered over The coun'
try, would be the thing of all others, wherewi,h to
crown the whole transaction-In the meanwhile,
Eonaparte keeps steadily on. We cannot shout
hiYt down. We cannot, with all our Boosting
and tossting, turn him aside from any one of his
objects. While those who fatteh upon the taxes
here are giving the ignorant and the hungry VIC
tuais and drink, in order 10 make them shout for
joy, whole nations, unbought with either bread or
beer, are procla'ming their admiration OF our en-
envy He, i'll warrant him, will make no Jubilee
knights nor will he, unless he should want
them for real services, add to the number those
persons, who are already a heavy expence to
his people, remember very well that, when Bo
naparte's coronation took place. our newspapers
ascrbed all the rejoicings at Paris to the means
ksed by the gocerantent Oh how they abused
the new emperor for purchasing the shoets of the
ignorant and venal with the money wrl,ng from
the sensible, and honest, and industrious part of
the French nation how repeatedly, and how
sincerely did they pity the good people OF that
country, who were, as they said. compelled to
put on face of JOY, while their hearts were ful
OF grief! And who can have forgotten, that
within these six weeks. they attributed the ge-
neral Illumination at Madrid, and even the Te
Deu'n sung in the churches, 20 the fears, the
selfshn:ss, or the hrpocri., of the people who
partook in it-Well then, will they aow repeat,
hat he M,Ir tl,.~ sc
the bases, of all human feelings! Will they neSy as
sert, rs boldly as before, that it blasphemy to
sing the lie Deum upon such an occasion Il
think they will now be a little more cautious how
they speak upon the subject of those rejoicings,
which take place in honor of other sovereigns.-
shall now have done with this jubilee, which
has been attended with this good, at any rate, it
has led to discussions, by the means Of which
the people of this country, who are always too
ready to forget, have been reminded of many
things, many acts and events of the kings reign,
which had sunk into oblivion amidst the uproar
of the last seventeen years, and which, added to
the acts and events of those seventeen years can
not fail, in due time, to produce excellent effects.
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Nov. IL.

IN CHANCERY.-N County
L Court, 18th November, 1909.
James Smith, pit. Against Elizabeth ID. Ba-
ker, Virginia Baker, Walter Baker and Samuel
Blackwell, dcfis
The Defendants Elizabeth B. Bake, Virginia
Baker and Walter Baker not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly, and The rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of this court that
they are not inhabitants of this state, on the mott
on of the plaintiff IL is decreed and ordered, That
the said defendants appear here on the first dry
of March Court next, aud answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted for two months successfully in
some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond, and posted at the front door of the court
hosse of this county.
xrest
FLEMING BATES, G NC
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December 7

Tg"HE subscriber intends to continue hisSchooI
L at Nj. William ID. Taylol's in tie Forks of
Hanover, where he will teach youth 10 Read and
Write the English, Latin and Greek Languages,
and will also instruct them in Geography, Hsto
ny and Arithmetic. Mr.. Taylor will furnish
board for ten pupils at sevesty dollars each for
the term, to be paid quarterly but where the
pupil finds his own bed and candles, q deduction
of five dollars will he made. The price of tuiti.
on alone will be twenty dollars for the term, 10
be paid quarterly, which viii commence the 9th
o. January next aud end the I0th Of December
HENRY ROBINSON.
Eeermber n. 2ayt2Oj
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December z.

VIRGINIA :-Ata Superior Court of Chan
Gerry holden at tie Capitol in the CITY Of
Richmond, the first day of September 1909.
John p. Smith, FIT. against Elisha Jeany, Jacob
Jenny, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe, ir philip
Slaughter and Fleming Bales, Dsis.
The defendant Elisha Jenny not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to
the act Of assembly, and the rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the court.
that he is not an inhabtant of this country, on mo-
ton ofthe plaintiff by COUNSEL 1t is o, deyed, That
the said defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
win inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, Tor two months successiveIv
and posted at the front door of tie Capitol in ,Ie
said city.
Copy. 7tste.
PETER TINSLE1, &C.
November H. rom
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November IL.
W iNCiNlA to wit AT a Chsncery District
Court held in the city of Williamsburg, the

W AANo'NAh W AZ n CnaiCcry District
Court held in the city of Williamsburg, the
18th day of Ju.y 1909.
William Evans, Thomas r. Evans, Sally E.
vans, Peter aud Elizabeth his wife, Thomas
Evans and Dice Evans infants under the age of
twenty-one years by Thomas II. Evans their next
friend, Harry Gardner and Stephen Prince and
Elizabeth his wife, PtaintifS-Against William
Blake, Thomas Evans, senior, john Evans and
Thomas Evans, junr. DeS'f:.
The defendant John Evans not having entered
las appearance and given security according to
the Act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that I've is not an inlabitsnt of this Country on
the motion % The Plaintiffs by their counseI 1t
is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term, and an.
the bill Of the Plaintiffs, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper of the city of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the
former Capitol in this City.
4 Copy.
ANTr. ROBINSON, C. C.
NOV Ii. w8wT
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IN CHhNCERY.-Ata Court held for Cum
4 berland County, the 9Th day OF November

IN CHANCERY.-Ata Court held for Cum
L beriand County, the 9Th day OF November,
1909.
William Moore & Mary his wife, P.,ain,iFs-
Against John Hudson, Henry Noise. Hudson.
Thomas Hudson, Francis Hudson, William Kud
son, Samuel Hudson, VIM. Taylor and R-becc ,
his wife, and John Ballow and Elizabeth his wife,
legal representatives of William Hudson, de-
ceased
This day came the plaintiffs by teir attorney,
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that two of the defendants, Henry Moore Hud.
son and Francis Hudson, not Inhabitants Of
this state, on the motion OF the p,.in,i, by tl.e;
counsel, IL IS ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day OF February term
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, or the
same shalt then DC taken rs confessed, and the
matter rhereofdecreed accordingly, and ,i,.t .,
copy of this order be forthwith Inserted IN some
one of the ne wspapcrs published in the city OF
Richmond, and posted ut tho front door OF tie
court-house ofthis county.
A Copy. Attest
KILLER TY0ODSON, jr. D. &C G.
Secemher9 w2m
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VALUABLE pROPERTY 70 $

VALUABLE PROPERTY FUH SaLE =
In pursuance of decree OF ,ie Ciylu,,
Court OF the United States, in the Virg.i..s DIS.
tfict, pronounced 1t the last session Of thst court
IN The suits there depending between VIM Kunk Ii
& 60. plaintiffs, against Thomas M Dcane and
others, defendants, and between Serbia Scrophal
and Starman, plaintiffs. ard the same defendants :
wan be exposed to sale. at auction, at Cara in
the county OF Cumberland, on Thursday the Is ii
OF February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually called the Cara MiHs-Tobacco
Warehouse, TaverA, and other Lots Of Ground
at that place-Also, all tn. Lands at or near Ca,
ira, consisting of 1000 acres and upwards,
winch belonged to James Deane, Thomas y,
Deane & Francis b. Deane or to either of them
on the 10Th day Of March, 1901 Terms ni
saie-Ien per cent on the amount of the Dur
ciases to be paid in cash credi, of one, two
and three years for the residue of the purchase
money, to bear interest from the day of sale.
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds will
security, to be approved by the undersigned com,
m'ss,oners, or the one that may act, and also OK
ecuting deed Of trust upon the property SO
purchased, for securing the payment thereof at
the periods aforesaid.
Previous to the day of sale the Land will he
divided INTO convenient lots to suit purchasers.
c. COPLAND, Communist;
w. c. WILLIAMS, ouers.
December so en,Jo
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4 NOS ALLEY, az tie NEW 1ORE SHOE
=. STOKE, respectfully informs the !.a,i,.s
al K'ci'a,"I. thit lie tiss just received a ha",'
some ass"rtir 2nt OF ladies Mprocco BOO rES,
CORK SOi.ES. &c. Be-. fiso, some ,el CO.
'ored Morocco SHOES 81 ,..y newest fash;ou Z
likewise, Centlemen's Finc Shoes and insr.rcy
Pan.ps. and a general assortment of other Kinds.
New York ...1nuiacturc
December So. ow
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Srcemher 9.

IN GiiANCGRY -in Chesterfield County
4 Court, November 18th, 1909, -
Thomas Smith, PinntiB, VS.. Stephen Eia!,,
and Judith Bass, Drfega9a;s
This day came the plaintiff by James Rohstt-
son, jr. esquire his attorney, AID it appearing 10
the satisfaction of The court, tiat the defendant
Eiara IS not iohabitant of tins conrnOnwe ilth,
1t is ordered, that the said Elan do enter ,is ap-
peacance in this suit on or before the second
Monday III January next and give security TOR
performing such decree the court ray here
after make in the premises ii, further order
ed, that the defendant Bass, out of the effects in
her hands belonging. to the defendant Elan, do
retain sufficient to satisfy to the plaintiff the sun,
OTIS Is Sd with six per cont. interest thereon
from the 9th day of January 1907, until paid, and
80 IS cts. costs, and also the costs of this suit
and that copy of this order be publ she'd i'm some
newspaper in the city of Richmond for two III on,hs
successfully, and al the front Goor of the court
house of this county.
A Copy. Teste, ..
P. PoINDEITER, u. C.
Decehoor 10. w8w
TN Y-Northumberand County
Il Court, 18th November, 1909
Joseph Rogers, pit. Agains; Elizabeth B. Bs
ker, virginia Baker, Walter c. Baker and Hon
er Webb, detis..
The Defendants Elizabeth 8 Baker, VIRGINIA
Baker and Walter c. Baker not having entered
ther appearance and given security accortliDer TO
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the cour,
that they arc not inhabitants of this state on the
motion OF the plaintiff, Il is Gecreed and ordered
That the said defendants appear here on the first
day OF March court next, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff, and that a copy ofthis order be t,,,
with inserted for two months SUCCESSFULLY in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, and posted at the front door ofthe court
house of this county :-And it's further ordered.
That the defendant Webb retain in his hands any
money ne may have belonging to the estate of the
of the court
4fttest
. FLEMINe BATES, c " c
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haps not 30 specify a. may be supposed. When
the campaign opens it will be short, and efforts
will be made Immediately, to bring the Span;-
ards to peace by fair means, which FILLING, the
hurricane will not be so terrible as tho march of
the legions." -.A0RoRA.
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I<is: su!,Ics,"e.s ,n,enn commenting - !;
RoPE MA,sl NC Ecsisess. They Wa
purchase hire ten good Sp.aners ihcy 49,
also in ant Of or 10 I.sbouters, FOR w.,ici. :.
liberal hire will be given
WRITE & SHELTON.
December so. st
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WILLIAM w. DICKINSON has Ye,ei,
w Ell, anu offers for safe 25 Crates Earthen
Ware, Gases English Glass 7raye,
CONSISTING OF
Decahfers, Porter Vine and Chaa,bGigne Glasses,
Liverpool Sat. loose and Sacks, also Is CASKS
~ Rum, 200 PAIR coarse shoes, Soai Leather
&c &c &c
December IS. l.,
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BOWLING STARxE.

ITO BE SOLD to the highest bidder, &C
= Windsor the PLANTAIIJN LACEY POS
sessed by Carter Braxton, dec d. about pns nliie
from TappahannoCk, on TUESDAY tie SJt..div OF
JANUARY next, aoout thirty negro aLEAES be-
longing 10 The sais deed. Consisting OF pt-n, Ro-
men, boys and gii!s, among them - vc,y good
House Carpenter about twent. one yea,o old |;
part Of them viii be sold Tor cash, AID tie resi-
due q. a credit &C six month";, tie ,lui hasers
g'v'ng bonds with approved security. an per-
sons having cls'ns a!, sinst the said Gee G..4eTs
qacStcA 10 mske lem known TO
"hisAIi-S DKAXTON.
1A.iES b'EBb q
UILIIA-N fLALI, S "'"'F''
l:ruary ISw4
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SAA5 Committed Ia Ihe all al i|urt.uni-
w berlsni Co,n,, on ,i,e ,Tth day of May
last, negro Fellow MA" calls himself Biiley he
is about five feet, ten inches high, Of Jet black
complexion, he was sold from this County ahou;
fifteen year. ago by Griffin Forester to a Mr.
Jones of Bedford, and by him to y Mr. Scott OF
Hawkins County in the State of Tennessee The
ewner is requested to apply, prove property, pay
charges, or he will be sold to pay his prison fees
according to law.
JOSEPH ROGERS, Jn;ior.
NOrthd, County Oct ID wS,E
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- JV'sIST III NOSENoI .TH'toT.
NOrtnd. County, oct. % wSlCT

WANTED TO hire for the ensuing year,
w Female SERVANT who has been &C
customed 10 the house, and is good Seamstress
"A recommendation OF character will be re-
CURED Apply at this Office
Decemter &c ~
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SREnP.4RD IND LUCGE

SHEPPARD IND LUgiE
) AVE received : general assortment Of Gro
Z Z ceries consisting of
sugar Coiiee, Pepper, Pimcnto,
w. J. Rum, Molasses, Ginger, Imp. Tel,
Country G'n. Whiskey, English Mustard, Salt
Sherry I'D Malaga IN Sacks.
Wine,
Also, Earthen, Glass, China and Stoneyy are,
German, Crowev and blistered Steel Oar lion,
Nai-rjds, Soa leather, Writing, Wrapping aud
Printing Paper, Spanish Segars, C5ttGn Casds.
Shot, 20 "der, Window-gIass, Indigo, Cope
r"s, hiiim' Log wooa' Cut HerriigS, &c. sc.
Which they offer low for cash, country pro.
duce or approved paper.
N B. Cash given for -four as usual.
November Z wifi
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oCcuS. VIZ
CABBACES.
Early York,
Early Sugar Loaf,
Early hear,.shaped,
Drum Head,
Green and Yellow
SAVOY.
PEAS.
Early Frame,
Early Ito, Spur,
Cana,iian,
Marrowf.,t,
Glory Of England,
ana Blue Prussian.
SNAPS.
Early six weeks,
Early China dwarf,
Ea~iy Sp cklel,
Early Dun.
LETTUCE.
Imperial,
Brown Dutch,
Grand Admiral,
Mouse Ear,
and Ice.
RADISH.
Salmon Purple,
White and BLACK.
CUCUMBER.
Early Frame,
Long Green,
and prickley.
Large White IndiSe.
November 81.
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M ILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, in
the town OF Iappahanucck (IIrscA nunIy)
on the 18th OF January, 1910, il iar. if not the
neat tar day, twelve OF fifteen SLAVES beIo sp--
ing to the estate OF MILO Thomas Wood, I'm.
decd - Among those slaves are several vau lie
house carpenters. As many vii! I've sold for g: III
as Will rai:e the Sum Of seven hundred po,tn is
for the residue twelve months vii! be allowed the
purchaser, on giving bond with approved sccsri-
".
The Carpenters Tools will be sold At the sine
time and pace.
THOMAS DIE,
Trustee and Ai,,.ir;sfrGtot &c
IHOS. H'oOD, ;yec'G
January 2. 2iwlV
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January 3.
Iarmnry 4.

EfOR SALt.--,I wo CARPExTERs one = ~,
4 NER and one HRJc OK MouLpEH.
EDWIN JAMES H4PYtE.