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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
lanes RIVER LAND FOR SALg.-The
j subscriber being about TO remove to the upper
country, viii dispose OF that -
Tract of Land.

known by the name of Milton, wing on James
River. and in the county of Chasies City. abou,
1--WE miles blow the Court House.
sEfiltr n contains by an cid survey $50 acres
The soil is stiff, and particularly exceIlept for
the culture of wheat. and from the level sur face
which IT PrssenIs, may be improved 20 the great
a,eI advantage.
- The situation commands beautiful and exten.
sive view of James River, being ON the z Mile
Reach. Fish, andwild fo%l asc very Convenient
in their seasons, and Oysters may be had in d,
bundance from the Boars which pass almost ey
cry day in the Fall and Winter months -
There is good and convenien, DWELLING
HOUSE on this land, with 5 rooms and large
passsge-it is now in good condition for the rcs
eeption of family, The on, houses are conve-
nient, and are now in tolerable state of repair.
He will also sell that TRACT OF LAND
known by the name of Browns Quarter si,uat.
ed about 1 9 miles from James RiverS and II.
= the county of Char;es City, 8 or q milesfbe,ow
the Court House. This tract originally CONAN.
ed 234 ac'es by an old survey, bur small part
OF il, at The moth end having ben lately sold, il
is supposed now to contain about 200 acres
This iafd alb sunds with excellent Iinber--The
scil is light and essy cultivate, and produs e.
Indian Corn and Rye very Weldon this laid
is an unfinished Dwelling House % feet by 80
and spring OF wafer, equal to any in the lower
country.
He viii .also[as Agent for Miss Ann d.
SouthaHI sell a plantation adjoining he former
ore, known by the name OF auef!au's, contain.
irg 234 acres this iracr and Browns O "a. tai
together from their con,igu,y win make a mosi
beautiful and compac; plantation The soil. and
local advantage, Of eacn are 'r=ayciy tie same
He will also dispo.eof one siSsh pait Of The tsaa
Of land known by the name CT Cid Town f which
is yet undividedj and lying inThc eoenty OF Nes
Kent, near the Cour, MISUNDERSTANDING tha
those inclined 20, purchase any OF he above men
toned LANDS, will ir-i view them. a morn
particular sccoun; thereof is though unnecessaf,
suffice il to say, they viii De so,d on moderut.
terms, aud the payments made easy TO purcha
sers. >. 49,.
~sCary Wilkinson.
Milton. NoVembsT 17tbs 1910. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
At . Ckancery D.tria cour, held in Williams
burg the 25th Aur;l 191O rs

AT Chancery Dhtria Court held in Williams.
burg the 25th April 1910. -
William Evans, Thomas X. Evans.
Porter and Elizabeth hi. wife lanes Evans
and. Dice Evans, infants under the age of 1
twenty .one yeav., by Thomas r. Evans,
their next f'iepd, Harry Gardner and Ste. !
Phen Prince and Elisabeth his wife. Pitts /:
against - StAi1I'
William Blake, Thomas Evans. senior, John
Evans and Thomas Evans. junior. Delta.
caysein which the bill of ,he. Pl,fs il
1 taken For confessed as to the Defendants
Thomas Evans senior, John Evans. and Thomas
Evans junior, Cane ON this day to be hesrd.oi
the bill, the answer of the defendant William
Blake, the EXHIBITS aud tho examination oe 4
witness, ard was argued by counsel on .b.half of
the pisirs'Rs no Scc,ssef sppexring On behalf OF
the defendants-on confederation whereof the
court doth adjodge;; order and DECREE, that the
defendants Jahn Evans and Thors.rEvaos, &c.
Nor, pay unto The plaintiffs The sum OF three
hundred and twenty pounds. with ;n.erest there.
on from the first das Of ID seember. 1906. till paid
aud their costs them Expended in he prosecu.
non OF this suit, thafo'lowing proportions, to
Mit---one fifth thNks& to the plai9>rg William
Evans. one fifth thY kof TO. The paints& Thomas
K. Evans and Sa2 yans. one ffth 4ereof to
the plaintiffs Hs1E a fdrer and StStysn Prince
and Elizabeth wifs kne iifth thereof TO Tho.
mas Il. Evans guardiaSOf the plaintiffs, Jane,
swans and Dice Evans, and one fit, thereof TO
the plaintiffs Porter and f;lizabe,b hi,
wife, and in case Of failure in the payment of
The said sum of money, interest and costs in
manner aforesaid, on or before the first day of
August next thar Lawrence Muse, James Muse,
lanes Webb, Jorn Richie and Aeuben Garne,t,
or any two of hem. after giving three weeks
previous not:ce in one Of the Richmond new s;.a
pers, do expose 20 pu',!ic saIe by auet m fos rea
hy money the ,raa Of land in the bill mentioned.
lying in The county eff Essex, and Containing
bout one hundred ard Fifty acres. ana on, of the
proceeds OF the sale pay unto the plaintiffs the
.aid sum OF money, interest and COSTS in manuer
aforesaid, aud The surplus of the proceeds Of she
sale, If any. afes deduaing the expences attend.
ant thereon pay unso The defendans William
Blake, and make report thereof TO tns coars ia,
order TO final decree.
A Copy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
THE r e e s. S,
a newspaper printed once a week 5y
William w. CRAY, Lynchdurg,
at Fifteen Shillings year. :.
sW1.Aeaps M. G,,d0,

naying purchased a considerable interest in the
LyHcHBURo PREss EsTABL1sHMENr, feel
Therefore rhe more determined to execute the
business of the Office with accuracy and dis.
patch. And If faithful auenfion. and con.
staht resolution. innpartiaIiy TO serve the pub
{ he can constitute claim ct reciprocal patron
age, he is determined to maintain such claim
with uhabating effort. The editorisI branch
of the establishment remains unchanged, and
viii still be conducted by the same hand, whose
address is here annexed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

Depending nature drocps her head,
hpd shrinks before the northern Blast,
ihe trees their leafy honours' shed,
And Autumn's glory flies in hasse.
From Zembia's cold and dreary shores,
bisak winter comes with rapid strides,
vi storms he brings his various stores,
And pours them down the mountain sides.
q, Man behold the year decay,
And cast thought ON seasons gone
Thy spirit, too, must wing her way.
To reals far distant and unknown.
The fading glory of tine year, ~
Should bid thee think upon thy doom
Thou caDst no. tell the day how ne,r,
Which lays thee in the silent tomb!
Winter may c'othe in white the plain,
And bind in ice the limpid stream,
bnt genial Spring dlspels his reign,
And wakens Nature from her drca n.
All when thy morn of youth is fed,
No second Spring to knee returns,
When age with snow shall crown thy head,
The lamp of life but family burns.
Then be prepared to meet thy God;
Let not thine eyes be fixed On earth
Bot upward look to that abode, rs
Where love eternal claims its birth.
Years may in swift succession roll,
And each ITS full fruition bring;
hut that immortal spark the soul,
Shall flourish in perennial Spring.
THEODORE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

JUST Received aud for Sale by the Su5-l
scrioer at his Glass and CANA Store,
s st door above the Eagle Tavern,
Pipes bondon particular Afadeira Wine
IL ditto do do Trneriffe do
ID Hhds old Antigua and Jamaica Rum
20 Iierces do WhisSsy
Pipes Cosniac Brandy
8 do Holland GIN
Champagne, Clacet, Port, Sherry and
Malaga Wines
Tierces * } H!bbert's Brown Stout, *
90 Bbls. Philad. Bottled Porter
Is Chests GunpowGer Tea, Of the lates,
Importation
half Chess 4qs. do. and 30 cases In
perial Teas
SO Boxes Spermiciti and Tallow Candles
100 Ditto Goshen Cheese
IL DITTO Shaving Soap and Wash Balls
20 Rhds New Orleans Sugar
90 Do and so Bbls Muscovado ditto
Do and 30 Bols superior quaIitied
Loaf do
so Bags Green and Is White Coffee :
10 Crates Liverpool Ware
10 Boxes Glass, assorted
10 c Dining Set's liverpool and Cation
so Tea DiYso cpnsa;6ing gfOn AS2
Boxes E q fo IS sasrs sA k%ss
$50 Casks elSh &ntainine~-4 bxsheJs
Grouhd NaisiA neris <X
$50 Sacks E$gerpNpl Sst.ytwilled Sack.
ing, ; e;s each
200 Gross Bottie Corks- 4
20 Boxes SpanisihSegars -
IS lbs Fresh Nutmegs-
80 Boxes MnscateI Raisins,
Alexandra Crackers by the Keg
Best London Mustard
Black and Lotg Pepper, Allspice, white
Cinger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, and
TerHaerck Pearl Barley Rice Sage
CurranIs, Crambtrries
Barley Sugar, Lemon Candy, Pepper
mint Drops, Rose Almonds and Gin.
namon Cordial
Olives Caisap. Capers and Anchiovs.
Refined Sait.Petrey Aliuh., Operas, In.
digo, Fig Biae and Su,pher
Richmond snd Drandyw ne Gun Powder
Shot assorted, fron No, b. to No. 10
Superhne dc SILVA and Merry Andrew
Playing Cards
Writing PaPsr by the Ream
100 Pieces House Paper
Rick's superior qoalitied Salt-Petre
Bacon
Picked Salmon and rrout
Chewing ICbacec, Ssoteh Snuff
Some ware, CONSISTING Of large sizl
Butter Pols Preserve and ficklins
Pots, joys and CUu,ns or various size
Gy 10. 10 ny u and IL ~ IA Min
dow Class by the box,
IL Cases VITA White Gtlt Bottles and 81
DcmJobns
Large ard Small Tea Trays aad Water
six toos Swedish Iren,s asscssed sizes
All of which, will be Sold at reduce,
Prices for Cash, CosHgry Produce, o. ac
ceptances IN Town.
Edward F1aliam.
Richmond, October y 1910. gift
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
4 O X E N T,

THE Upper Apartments adjoining my
l. Book Stcrs. They consist OF four
rooms, with FIRE place n each, and large
airy pAssages.==Also. attached 20 the pre-,
mises, are Kitchen aud Cehar,-zand
within a few feet OF the door, is fountain
OF go1d spring Water from tue Bloody
Ru0, &c.
Samuel PIeaSantS, jr.
Oct. 8. I'll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
Ant'y. Robinson, c. C.

In obedience TO tie foregoing decree, we sahIl
on Saturday the fifteenth C.. CT i5ccember mex;
If fair, otherwise Zoe 6rss fair day on the PIE.
misses, proceed to make sale of the traa of I.ano
m the said decree mentioned. by he
COMMISSIONERS.
: November 10TH, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27


the tozun Of Fredericksburg, through
the county Of Culpeper to the Aonn-
tGins with some particular detaiks,
demonstrating the brachcabiAty of
each--dy John Strode.7'
Concluded from our LASH
The benefits arising from improv.
ments of inland navigation are so gen.
erallv believed aud experimentally es-
tablished, as to produce full conviction
an the unprejudiced mind, and require
no further evidence Of their reality
Those benefits will be chiefly divided
between the adven'urers who under
take and perform the work, and thos-
whose surp!us produce will be thereby
conveyed to market at cheaper rate
than they could otherwise procure it
to be done In this latter advantage
the purchaser of the produce will fire.
quent'y share, especially with regard
to such articles as are consumed in the
ihetcantile town of delivery besides,
1t is very obvious that every thing I'M
der the description of marketing, will
dow into those towns, much cheaper
in price, in far greater variety and in
much more abundance.
The great advantages to be derived
from water carriage, viii not be conf
ned alone to such articles as are now
carried by Wagons, but also prodn
q very large additional gain, by being
extended TO articles, which from their
distance or weight, are not worth the
portage by any other means than 10y
water carriage. --fhe owners of such
articles near this navigation will find a
great accumulation to their wealih
from such things, which at present are
of no value to them; among that un-
bounded variety, a few may be stated
to wit, plank, scantling, shingles, and
all descriptions of timber for house
ship and boat building. This latter
business was formerly benefcialIy ca.
ried on,at the town of Frederick sburg
hence it may he presumed that as soor
as these resources shall be opened, ant
some distractions TO the prosperity o
that place shall be removed, that We
Try essential and profitable business
will again be resumed, and no doub
to great extent. No place can b,
better situated or more advantageo Gus
lily calculated for the purpose. Tn,
timber from up this river is far nor,
durable than anv to be had in the low
er countries, where vessels are souse
times partly worm-eaten before the,
are fully finished.
TO which, evident benefits may b
added Pipe, hogshead and barre
slaves, hoop poles, &c. of all whie
articles there are now standing on III
) wood land bordering on the river an,
. its branches, enough TO supply all do
mestic demands, beside saording
large surplus for expo ta,ion. A
amazing wealth Of this kind, both &
the proprietor and merchant is LETT {
I.uace~. a.. fl a I,r.of 80 4 :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
ct We want to b;ssPrif dozen good
Flour BarrYGOOPER.S
forithe ensuing year. ~
GALLEGO, RICHARD, & Co.
November 81 1910. III.


THE great injuries and inconveniencies sus~
a tanned for a long course. of, time by the sub
scribers from persons who pass through ibeir
lands. some for the purpose of hunting and fish.
ing, and others trsspa:sing nudcr those pretextur
compel then, for the protection of their properly,
tot ut an entire sop to such practices. We're
it possible TO distinguish between those who
comn'te no injury and Others, The sgsASrloers
would do so with pleasure |; but as this Us fmpos.
sible, the prohibition must be general. S1xe do
therefore forbid all persons from passing ,hroug.
cur lands or running on chem without permissions
under the penaiiy of being proceeded against as
trespsssers.
Thos. Burton, Richd CuraJ
Robt. Price, Nm. S. Smith,
I'm. White, Z. Marshall.
Jus- Ieynas Gervas Stp,rs,
r Dnoid Ciop;on, Lewis Iyieaeart,
Root. Wlite, Vim: Burton
Mary Craig, Sa,,,f z. Parsons
BENIN. Du-Ydf,
November Is, 1910. 3wp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

AsmaH Treatise on the Improvement
Of inland Navigation Of the river
RaPpahdnnock, and Highways from
the tozon Of Fl edric&sbnrg, through
the county Of Culpeper TO the Monn-
tains 1oith some particular details,
demonstrating the brachcabiAty of
edch--6y John Strode.7'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13
from the ". q. PaDiic hGceyfissr.
CIRCULAT LET3ER,

Fion Che G. neral Republican Committee. Of tbc
city autt county OF New ORR, 70 their fe p,,h.
hcap fellow. cnlzens, Throughout tie state. o.,
YIndicat.On Oh the measures Of the General 90
yerrment, and Oh the necessity Of surp0r,,no.
item against Foreign influence AND domestic
faction.
IsLLow-CIT;7rv7,
The period which now exists. !.
peculiarly interesting. we nre Gated upnn fo
mainiain oui national tigi,s, and to preserve our
r'pubIcan inst'tlnoas. l.! eyeryrespect or b,
frest z orr anfics a,o the Same NyC must share
't'Ke the happiness, md mutually parlake in The
nislortaUes 81 Jur cvunuy.
llom - estsbiisnTeat OF thc present coYern.
nent f,'c tHcpsi partl, h,,vs * stcd in lie II.
tdto S.aees tUe o.e jmlucpe . Geuon.n.,ed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13
Johnson AND REAr.

JE!VELLER1 e SILVER Si?IT:Trs
4 ! the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle-Ta-
4 vern--Ha~e just received! an additional! SUD-
ply OF ARTICLES in their line, (Which with th-:.
former stock Will render their assortment very
Coz" 'lrte) consisting Of
Pearl Earnings, Ear Rings 6, Drops, BREAST
Pins. Bracelets aud F:ngar siuSs.
Jet Breast. Pins. Bracelets, E,r-Rings g. Neca.
iaces, tortoise shell Combs OF the most approved
patterns, gold Watch CHAINS, Seals and KEYS ct
the latest Y tterns, Ear Rings, Fmg Rings,
Rreast-pims, Bracelets, Buttons, Lochets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
Sloo Bowls, Cream Pots, Cams and Gobietts.
Table desert. tea and salt Spoons, soup, TO !ciy
cream and mustard Ladies', Salt-Stands, Thirl-
b'es. Cord z. Bells, lie, rongs & Pencil .>ases,
silver mounted Drks, Swords and Soufi Boxes
Plated Castors o. various prices, Cand!csticks,
Fruit Baskets. rea-Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream
fots, SHlt-S' m:!s. Table Spoons and Tea longs
Bio x tin Tea Il IS an ! Tea Cadas, toge ther
with s'tldrl other articles too tedious to cnu-nc
rate here, 81! If which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders FOR work strictly attended to-
The highes. price gwen for old silver and gold
December Z eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

-sv!iT- .vrrScc'hTprr 7.ir-. .,c,,,c .,,. vy.,',
g a''civ {" '''v educa;ion ot his c>.i. cht;dy-r.
80 has determined 1" rv;i.Dvs Ia family 20 IT,.
SiN" fichnond. lie hss r,at-,, the House -
''eferi O. '''c'' ~ the CNrcc;ior, and pS,ros.
ts'>ng ~ OIL yo"ay h';ys Or sisis n,o !,,, IA
ni'v asn"sr,icrs
i'c Elttlr''S hime''f,hp' ;i,e rigi a,fer.i.
N shai h~ nhid To- ia. i,r,r,i, ard res.rt vel
're OF si'"i q; n " h, rcmnitet. TO his carc.--
INC s'Ne''cn J." :tss cheese i, high ami healthy,
M s'd;'''icn " cDrvcr'c't - t. Acsae,0V He
'xne"'r II, e j. readiness ,o receive b, ,-,! rs i,y
he iJ,h ~ !e,p;."v: ~ The ,,,.,n time. any c1w-
i'"HlcH'i"Ps ON ths subject may De addressed to
aim y, Columbia.
hls price Tor board is 6 icn per apnum one
thru 10 he PAD ~ advance. one third in six
mouths. and thc r,tu'co az the end of the wear.
each boarder finding his bed
Dc~e I'rr,r wswo...
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To be Continued }

Luther Martin, who w?7 himself a rrero,,e- IF
the federal conventions in lis Official inR,rr,,,;o
to the Maryland Legislature, expressly s,atce
the existence and the efforts OF roon,rcb;caI
party, and the following plan of . cons,;,,.
ton substantially regal, stated To have been
sc'uaiiy proposed IN the convention, is ex
T. 30.
The plan ola constitution, which Mr. r. mil.
tor, VINO was one Of the deputies from the .,o,c
Of rev YORK, proposed TO the Convention. laq
since been published by hrs enemies, win vieyv
Of destroying lis popularity and influence Irthc
P~rpie were notjbllnd, they would perceive that
such government as that whics Mr.. Hamilton
proposed to form, would have prevented All .b.
tYis winch they have exp, fenced for several
years past he proposition or Mr.. Hamilton vas
follows We
ibe supreme legis JiiYc power Of the u. G
oi N'ncrca To he yested ia two different bodies
Of ne", tie me to be called the Assembly fhc
o"H I've senate who together shall form line
h'S sEnHre OF the u. S with power TO pass all
laws '''i.tsoever, subject TO The negative hereaf
tor mentioned
III The assembly to consist Of persons oleofed
~ The people, so serve Tor three year.
Ill The senate to consist OF pers,ra eIo,.,- o.
serve during good behavior thci,. cl.c,,,o 10 h.
maae by electors chosen for that purpose by the
people ~ order TO this, tie states To- be divided
ino election districts On the de ,th removal. or
FaKn"Ion 81 any senator, his place 10 be GlleI
vd 81 TIC district from whicli 70 came.
~ =. saprcine executive anthorjfv of .be
on'ted STATES TO be vested IN Gooeraoy, to De
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

AZ AS Committed 20 tne Jan Ut hortnunr.
w berionI County CT the 17lh day of Ms,
last, negro Fellow WHO calls himself Billy h.,
IS about ti'c feet, ten inches high, Of Jet b Ok
complexion, he was sod from tnis County abou,
fifteen years ago by Griffin Forester TO q Nj
Jone. OF Bedford, and ~ iin to :, Mr. Scott Of
Flaw tins County in the state Of Tennessee The
owner is requested 10 apply, prove property, pa,
charges, o will be sold TO pay his PRISON ices
according t. law.
JOSEPH ROGERS, 11ilor
Ecr.hd. COUNTY, oct. "a. v5ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

TO TT GNI.N - 20 ''.,'.eet hlicr. -.
y Windsor the Pi.iN1.+1I2H E,trlv prs
sessed by Garter Erax,on, deed. about "na mill
from Fappshsnnncs. ~, fu:s'iay tire Ststl. day q;
]an''ary nczt, ason, thirty n-g,o SLAVES u.
longing tn the Ss'! deed. conss ~. al men, we
as''. boys and girls, au,ong them i, vcry gooL
HouSe Carpenter ationt twenI, one vans oil,
per. ct them will - sole tor cash, aud the re
'!c-on a credit Of six month. IRE purchaser.
givinG bonds WITH approved ,.--nritv. al per
s'r,s having claims against the said decd arc re
quested to mike them known 20
SARAH :. BRAXTON.
.TiAfES H'EB5 <
B>tL LIAM FLEET.
January wS"G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

'HE Subscribers having qualified as Execu-
4 tors OF the VIII of the late Mr. Oyerton
anderson. merchant Richmond have appointed
MessrS. Thomas NnrveI and R,chari Anderson
ofthe city ofRichmOnd, agents to $ lie aud l..
Just the debts and claims of the Estqte-AI those
indebted to the said Estate arc earnestly request
ed to make payment, without delay to the said
Thomas Eorvcii and Richard Anderson, who
arc autho ised ~ give discharges, and whow
discharge all debt. due by tie Estate
SAMUEL N0SRT,
DABNEf MINOR.
Deccmhs 6. eplf
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WILL BE- SOLD to the highest bidder, in
w the town ofTappahannoclt (lissex county,
on the l8ih OF January, 1910, if fair, if not the
next isir day, twelve CT fifteen SLAVES, belor,,
ing to the estate OF Major Thomas Wood, inn
decd - Anong those slaves are several valuable
house carpenters. rs many will be sold for cash
as VIII raise the 5uu of seven hundred pounds 1;
Tor the residue twelve months Will be aio ,yel the
purchaser, on giving bond wIth approved secufi
~.
The Carpenters Tools will DC sold at the same
time and pi1ce.
THOMAS DIX,
Trustee and Aaxiaigfy0to, oC
THDS. WD1D, d.cH
January. 2smzw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

Y ANk OF NlHGlNiA.--Ehe Presiieu, AND
= Directors have this day declared uiviirrj
~ fonr per cent. or tive capital stock, w'hioa III
he paid Ia the stockholders application u. the
BANK, i'll person, or by attorney, after the ISL
instant.
J. BROCKENBRCuGH, Cashier.
b. january /. yySt
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IRONY.

Tae Life Of Thomas Fame, by .Jaancs Cicet.
Aan,, is announced Tor publication shortly IN tbs
city From the strong hatredla,ely displayed by
the author towards the British government, the
object OF Paine's cnmty- Cheetham's ardent at
tdchment to the principles of civil liberty, so a.
bly, defended by the defunct--hs ex,yeanc DECO;
ton to the cause of repub!icanism and the right
OF neutrality, OF which the lstter was so zeaious
and effective an apos !e-ani'the Jgycat jrieashib
which subsstcd between the historian and 4 ain,
near the close of his liie-we can nut expect :,
most JanDrl, Candid and correct account Of the
MA and writings of great wan, distinguished
by sacred regard TO truth, and dictated by that
honorable and disinteyested spirit which should G.
yer animate the instructor of posterIty and can,
didate for literary imno'tali,y.~h 4 Cainn,biaa
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" hLUAbLE PROPERTY FUR sails -
In ryrSuonce OF = decree OF the Circuit
CoUr! of tie United States, in the Virginia d.
trict, pronounced at the last session oi that court
IN the SUITS there depending between WIN Kurka -
y Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas Vi Dcanc and
others, defendants, and between Serbia ScreplI
AVID Starman. plaintiffs. and the same de .tmd ants
VIII be opposed to sale. ut auction, at Cara in
the county of Cumberland, Oh Thursday the 18th
OF February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually called the cara MiHs-IoDIc O.,
Warehouse, Ta"CrR, AMI 9th r Lots Of Ground
az that placc-Also, all the Lands a. or near Ca
ira. Consisting of 1000 acres and upwards,
which belonged to James Deane, Thomae NJ
Deane & francis Il. Deane or to either of tlier
on the goth day Of March, 1901 FERNS NJ
saie--Tcn per cent on tho amount OF tlIc pur
chases 10 be paid in cash a credi, Of one yo
and three years for the residue Of the purchase
money, To bear interest from the day OF SAFE,
the "urchaser or purchasers g'ving bonds with
security, 10 be approved by the undo rsigned CON
missioners, or the one that may act and also cx
ecuting deed of trust upon the property So
purchased, for securing the payment thCrcof ~
the periods aforesaid
Previous ia the dry of sale the Land will b.
divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers.
G. COPLAND, CoinDiissi.
w G. WILLIAMS, { ouers
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