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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-08
April Is.

II N conformity 10 decree in chancery, of The
a County CT of II lifax, made Oct. Court one
thousand eight hundred and eight; VIII be
sold, on a credit of twelve months, at Halifax
courthouse, on Tuesday, the twenty ninth day Of
May, next, it beng the second day ofthe said
county court. nine hundred and sixty acres of
LAND, by late survey or so much thereof. as
viz De sufficient TO satisfy the purposes of the
said decree--this Lard lies IN the county atore-
said, on the waters Of Difficult creek, and be-
longs 60 the estate of ASH K. Robertson, decd.
and will be shawn TO any person wishing to view
the same, previous 10 the day ofsaic by capt.
Robert Wade, living near the premises, or col.
JOHN Clark and Col Henry u Coleman, the Ex-
ecutors, who will execute deed to The purcha-
ger, agreeable 20 the said decedent's will and de-
sree Of the court
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
April II. ids
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W ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE The
v subscriber will sell, and give immediate
Possession. of that we'll known estate, called
Blenbein, situated on the south west mountains,
III the county OF Abe marie, containing by late
saryeys, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres this Land IS peculiarly well adapted to the
growth of WHEAT and Tobacco, and considered
eguSi in fertility TO any adjacent thereto, is
about six miles from Milton, from which place
thers IS easy navigation for batteaux to the city
OfRichmond. On the premises isa large commodi
ogs dwelling House, witch, from the elegance Of
SIS SITUATION, and other advantages, makes it a
assrsbe residence for geHtee Family 4, will
b cold entire divided, 70 suit purchasers
FeftheF particulars made known By Captain john
harris, hibcmaf.e county, Mr.. James Patton,
AieXandels, McssFs Macdonald and Ridley, Bd.
tifcTc, or ROSS,
W'o wishes % sell Land IN the counties Of
Gd5epper, FsHquisr. Spotsylvania and Caroline,
ai4o H)gaCs agd Lofts plersaGey 9nd advanta &.
ccOksy s.,a.ied on ;he Nh and Msmstreet, IN
tie lJ@0 or Fe;srisi,slurs.
R'sssEsskssa' *, Virginia, Me- l. H
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r ANDs FOR SALE.-The Subscriber of.
IL fers for sale. his
TRACT L.d.HD.

Lying in the county of Amherst, on the waters of
Piney river, adjoining the lands of James Frank
lin, Joel Franklin's estate, Mcajah Camden,
William S. Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 500 acres. This tract lies extremely
we'll; upon it is considerable quantity of mea-
dow ground, it is very fertile, we'll watered, and
well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable past oft is fresh land,
and the whole of it is in high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields /;
each field in its turn has been sowed in small
grain, part of the grain has been rolled in the
Plaster OF Paris, and the whole have beet, sowcd
in their turn in red cloyer, which grows lu1uri-
ant on this plantation that, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon it,
produces very fine pssturage, there is also upon
it very good apple orchard, and there has lately
bsen built thereon, sdne useful and valuable hou
ses. A further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry, as it is presumed that no person will purchase
without first viewing the lands The overseer
living on the plantation, will shcw tire land to any
person wishing to purchase.
4LSO-One othet Tract, lying in Goochiand
county, on both sidas of Tuck ahoe creek, on the
north side otthe TIME Chop road, adjoining the
lands of Benjamin Hughes, Benjamin Watkins,
and Elisha Leaks esSte, containing three hun
| dred and fifty acres. considerable part of this
land is cleared, and noe oft has been in cuitivs-
ton for some years pist; it is land of good soil,
and is well adapted p the culture of corn and
| wheat, and is very convenient TO market, being
| about twenty three mica from the city Of Rich
mond.
| These Lands will 81 sold on time, and the pay
rncnts made accommodating to purchasers For
! further particulars r9pecting this last tract of
Land, apply to Col Rsaert II Saunders, living
near it in the said count, or Co the subscriber in
the city of Richmond. WILLIAM GAIT.
| April 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-08

After rejecting upon the mhrder of Pierce,
and the murders on board the Chesapeake
- and after reading the deposition of Mr.
Eaton-hardened indeed must be the men
who will agree with those tories, who have
said. G. Britain has done us no essential
injury" .' Britain pites us 20
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n d AVIFG returned from N. Orleans, any per-
a q son that has business with me, will please
call at my lodgings, at Mr.. NJ. Richards on the
H1I THOS. UNDERWOOD
bay 1, 1870. 80
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Vol. 81

CT Published Gy 1homas Richie. nearly op-
fo,itc the Gls6e Iaucrn, Richmond, Tirsinid.
or CONDI7 10 MS Rive dollars a year, TO
BE paid annaaiiy IN advance. Tnose who ssish to
&c considered annual Subscribers, must hereaer
Sess.dte it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
fhsiy papers viii be discontinued at the expiration
Of fae FIRST year.
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THO RENT, the upRr part of genteel fin
ished TENEMkAI', in the. Brick Row.
Possession may be had Immediately. a family
would be preferred
B$TLETT Still,
AT the vendue- Of.ce of .SiXGr Brooke, opposite
the Market, House, Richiond.
April a. If
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IRON CASTINGS, of every description
: lpatterns being furnished) will be executed
in the neatest manner, at the Foundry, attached
20 the Virginia Mandatory of Arms
JOHN STAPLES, Superintendent.
April TO- w6mp
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would receive 500 lashes on the naked back !;
and when any American speaks favorably
of his government, he is immediately bro't
to the gangwa and cruelty whipped =
And the British officers constantly tell the
impressed Americans that their forefathers
were transported convicts. and rebels !; and
that they often damn the President of the
U States and the American government /;
And that he was detained or board the 3ri
fish navy, three years as slave. And the
said EATON further testifeth, that he be
iieyes that there are ten thousand native
Americans impressed i'm the British navy,
and who are grooming out their lives in worse
than Algerine slavery.
(Signed)
JOHN EATON.
ESSEX, ss
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JOHN EATON.
Els SEX, So.

April %, 1910.
Then the above named JOHN EATON per
sonally appeared. and after being cautioned
to tell the truth, and nothing but the truth,
made solemn oath that the above deposition
by him subscribed is true, before me.
JAMES PRINCE, Just. Peace.
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rESIIE SUBSCRIBERS bayebr saIe-Firs,
i and second quality brown Sgar, in Hhds
and barrels,
Loaf Sugar in barrels,
Prime green Coffee in hogshesds, bsreis 2. bags.
10 Hogsheads Antigua Rum,
IS Boxes Imperial Tea,
5 Quarter casks Madeira Wine,
5 Do. do. l. y. TenerifTe Wh,
10 Do. do. Sherry WING,
Do. do. Malaga Wine,
10 Hogsheads prime Molasses,
20 Barrels rectiRed Whiskey,
so Boxes Raisins,
90 Boxes Chalk Pipes,
10 Boxes Mustard, 10 bags Pepper, 10 hSs race
Ginger, Is boxes Window Glass, g bAlo %
kegs Lsiper's Snuff, ton Shot, Germany hi.
tered Steel boxes Birthstone. writing Ss,rap
ing Paper, 400 sacks salt, 10 hhds. stone Mare.
is boxes Spanish Cigars, 30 boxes Soap, ami 80
Grind Stones. All Of which will be sold o1ino.
derate terms, for cash, country produce, dip.
proved paper.
WHITE c, SHELTON
March 90. "A
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'Marchs2.

e TIRGINIA--At Superior Court of Chan,
v Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city OF
Richmond, the 5th day Of FeEegary, 1910.
William Triplett, FlsintF.
AGAINsT
William Sarrard and Frances his wife. late
Frances Bullet, James HUE and Helen his Wife,
hate Helen Bullet. William Barnes and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Bullet, Thomas j. Bullet and
Sophia Bullet, devisees of Cuthbcrt Bullet, de
ceased, DSea0dnts.e
TIE defendants, Thos. ]. Bullet, & William
Garrard and Frances his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance, and given security accord
ing TO the act of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this coun
try On motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel II
IS ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the next term, and an:
swer the bill oFthe plaintiff and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith Inserted in some ewspa-
per published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successvely, and posted at the front
door ofthe Capitol in the said city.
Il CopY. Ifste,
PETER 1INSLEr; c. c.
arrU1S WSw
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vTOR SALE--An elegant Philadelphia MAJ
4 GIG and HARNESS five tierces of Tat
ner's OIL: Also, wishes to purchase "a pair
well broke carriage HORSES bays will be pre-
serred. Enquire Of the subscriber, or in his al
sence, of Mr.. II. Judah.
C. III. SAUNDERS.
March 90. If
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NOTIcE.-All pcrsas who have any claims
In against the late Jqin Harris, decd of the
City of Richmond, are pQuested to bring them
forward immediately--fd those indsbted to said
estate, must make imnSdistr arrangements Tor
dissharging their respective balances.
w. D.. WREN, Adsn'r. Of
JOHN HARRIS, Decd
March IS. ep2m
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NEW SHOE-SToRE The subscribers
1 have taken the Store idrmtrl occupied BY
Mr.. Wood, opposite the Clobe.Tavern. where
they offer for sale, general assor ment of Shoes,
consisting of Ladies' Kid and Morocco of various
colours, Centiemen's 6ne Shoes aud Pumps
Misses' and Children's Shoes of all sizes.
ALSO-A small quantity of Hats and Trunks,
all OF which will be sold very che p Cor crs,
HAWKINS 81 ALDEN.
/. MavA = 49, a.
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~ MoTDAr, April 80.
Mr. montgomery having stated thaf ire.
were receipts and expenditures dnrinS ,i,e'
administrations preceding that Of Mr9 IL
ierson' which do not appear On the BOOB. -
the Treasury, being SUMS obtaioed -, 80
~ fioiiand and applied in Europe AID nm
u inc salt q the senpsmap isen y,rginia
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r AND FOR SALE. in Goochland County,
H. on the waters of beaver Dam, and within
or miles of James River, 466 acres about
one half wood land and well timbered. AS it is
presumable the purchaser will view the land,
shall not comment upon its qualities.
A liberal credit will be given on receiving one
fourth the purchase money in hand, and deed
of trust upon the land, to secure the payment
thereof Otherwise, approved property in Rich
IDond or youag negroes will be taken in exchange
at valuation The land will be shewn to any gen
seman, by capt. Robert Sampson, Cross Roads,
Goochland, and the terms made known
ROBERT FOORE.
Richmond, April 81. w4wE
EoR SALE, at the Vendue Office of the
II Subscriber,
20 80 b bbis' Musoovado Sugars.
10 hhds Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
40 hhds Antigua Rum,
A pipes real Cogniac Brandy,
30 bbls Apple Brandy,
Hare's Beer IN barrels and half barels,
500 sacks liverpool ground Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and tiercea,
a quantity of Seine Irvine,
Imperial, Hyson, Yo;,ng Ksson, Hyson Skin,
and Souchong Teas,
30 boxes brown Soap,
Rasins in boxes and kegs, and many other
V'e articles.
JAMES BROWN. Jr. Auey.
Eaarch;2
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II LAS " LACHAIZE, TA1-LOR--Re-
~ turns thanks to those who have favored him
with their custom, and informs his friends and
che public generally, that he has juat receiv-
ed the latest prevailing fashoHs from Philadel-
phia.
or NIB. particular attention &c no dissppont
ments.
- All orders from the county, attended to
with punctualty.
April IS wSw
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-
SHEAP SHCl-S,-AL3OS ALLE1, at the
" New York Shoe. Store. next door to ! & II.
Csmbe--has just received in his spring Shoes !:
large and general assortment of ladies' moroc.
80 of the mos fashionable kind, genteniens'
shoes and pumps, misses, childrens', &c-All
which viii be sold very how, retained or whole
sale for cash or bartered for. flower.
N. B. Country Merchants win please to call
at the above place, where good bargains NAV be
had ~ May 4. g.
E'OR SALE, in Philadelphia by Public Auc.
\ ton, at the MERCHANTS Coffee House, in
Philadelphia, on Thursday, the 17th of May nexr.
at q O'Clock in the evening, without reserve, at
undivided moiety, on half of IVA 67S acres of
LAND, situated in Kenawha county, (Virginial
on the Marsh Fork of Cole river, the waters
thereof, and on the waters of Guyandott river
per patent from the Commonwealth of Virginia,
9Th January, 1896, to Thomas Ruter and Reuben
Etting At sale
RU4nES & FITTING, Auctionee,s.
Philadelphia, May 4. At
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DY virtue of trust deed, executed by the late
ID Archibald Campbell, Esq deceased, to the
subscribers Will be sold, TO the highest bid
der, for cash, on the premises, on Saturday, the
18th of Nav next, the Lot of tiss
GROUND AND HOUSES,
In the town of Manchester, late the residence of
said Campbell, and at present occupied by Mr..
Robert O'Reilly. The sale will be made to
tisfy Cornelius Buck, and others, interested in
said trust deed.
NICHOLAS MILLS,
TESSE XIX.
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JAMES MADISON.
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Co WajAinglon Society.

THE MEaBERs Of The 'If,assips fsu 81
ciety, of Alrxandria, are :heu6Y nolfsd
that their anniversary m.e ,ire vii be hsl0
at Mr.. Bresk's hotel, in Al.xsndria, .Ss,
Thursday, the :S2d instant, at I1:oTlseks
A. nj. tn. Society wilLbe formed IN fro-
cession with the officers and privaleasm!l
uniform of the second legion of Militis
under the direction OF the 'ccInnaadpnssf .
- O'Clock. in the ecurt.house square, snA:
move 20, the Episeopal Chu.ch, where @.
Grafton will be deiivered:by R01Isr G.:
HARPER, Esq. member Of The Seelssy' 81,
. G. DENEALE, SecsY 3,
February1S. So
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Difrict Of Columbia.
February Is.

County Of Alerandrio, Jan. Is, 1910.
WAS committed to the Jail OF this county
As runaway, negro man who calls HIM
self JOHN GELAT, antAsays he is the pro-
perty Of Mr.. Eds,ard .Ambier, OF jamestown,
Virginia--he is-about 80 years OF age, fre
feet eight inches high, had ON JAG let and
pantaloons Of negro green oo,soa, aud an old
brown cloak he had two horses w'th him,
which lie was offering for sails. The esi'es
is requested to come end prove MS properly
pay charges and take him away, otherwise nc
viii be disposed Of ~ the law dirscn.
James Campbell, TAILOR.
January ~. 4ASSn'' j,
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question was Lost, aad the To'nedoes were
again agisased:
Several gentlemen spoke en-, this sub,
ject. -.
Messrs. Suincy and Dana were opposed
to giving the hail to Mr.. Fulton, "a was
1ir. Fisk. Ar. Ross was for it. Al half
past one the QUESTION on the last member
of the resolution was taken by ayes and
noes and los,-Ayes 5s-Nees 81. ...
After this question was taken,a question
Of order ar"ss respecting taking the squss'
ton on the whole of the resolution; one
part of which had been agreed to and the
other part had been rejected. Questions
of order are not often understood by peo
pie out of the house, aud perhaps not BY
all of those who are in We shall not there
tore attempt to report the proceedings
on the present question. At half past 5
the question was not decided. Two days
have Of course been sacrificed to sorpsdoes.
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ATTENTION..

Thursday the cad inst. beingthe .annjyer
sary of the birth of the late Gen. GSeRes
WAsH1Neros, the volunteer comPanies~ill
parade at the Court House square on that
day at II o'clock in the morning, in COM,
plete uniform. :. :.
The Officers not on duty are ibewiss re-
oucsted to attend, and join in celebrating the
memory of the illustrious patriot.
ROBERT YOUNG, Maj. 81
I'd Leg. N: 2. c.
Feb: IS. 1ssylEss 49,
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To be Rented 7or q term Of years
THAT valuable tract Of Land, called
Preston, situate on the Warrington and
Alexandria turnpike road. at the Junction OF
four mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandria, three fron
Washington and Ave from George Town.
There are upon the premises . two story
dwelling house, containing six foozns and
passage, with kitchen, carriAge house, sta.
bles, &C. large, handsome and highly ma>
nured garden, Of at least ten acres, IN 2 high
state Of cultivation, and lately laid eli BY a,
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
dam,on trees, with English walnut, quines
and mu'berr, trees, aNd also upwards Of six
hundred apple trees, and 1--WE or Tires hum.
'drcd peach trees. selected with care from the
best nurseries, and all in full besiing. The.
annual average product Of the apple orphard
alone is estimated at 800 barrels. ! This trace
contains about Ice acres oflsnd, a considers.
bic part whereofh has been manures md sowa
With clover sssd The shores afford hsh and
wild fowl, and one ortwe god fishing land.
ings. The. sit1asion is healthy, elexstra int
pleasant, in full view Of three towns, .andis
wcll calculated for q place OF pubic Snter-
tainnsent, Immedists posssssi0n may DC haf.
and the terms viii b made known upon tpx
lieatoa - q; ~ y.
Frances Alexander.
JenVH -. 81 &
~. - y - = 49, =
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Public Sale,

WILL be sold, tomorrow at the Vsnda~
Store, a good horse, bride, saddle and sad
do bags. an excellent pair Of Globes, COLI
lection Of books, and some articles Of house.
hold furniture, being part Of the property OF
the Rev. Owen J. Msgrath, deceased.
P. G. Marsteller.
February Is. .a.. .."
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.FlJK RFNyf.

a HANDSoMEEo TsoR GRoUNn
IL adjoining the SpAlg Gardsn sontaiir-
ing 8 acres. There d On the Jog 2 snug
Frame House, suitable iorla smtit damiws
and number Of the best kind'cf fruit trees.
The whole win be lst on advantageous terms
to good tenant. Apply to : ~
Charles M.Knight.
"Whe has ,number O. building iotA situst0
in different parts of the town. which 10 NJ
sell low for cash, or .lease on grosst.rsai ter1
ever. - - N',5 k;
February'f6. co.
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Library Company.

The Members Of the Alexar1-
dria LIBRARY CoMrANYswia
pleafe to take notice, thatsan, 6
lection will be held at the ! l.
brary, on Monday, aeth instant.
between the hours of three and
six, P. M. for President and e.
leven Directors for the c nfuing
year. a.
James KENNEDY. Jen.
Librarian.
February s. cod q OF
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Public Sale.

To be sold, On Saturday morning next the
18th instant at the market house,
Two Horics, taken from a
negro man, supposed to be sto-
len.
February Is. o9t
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Public Sale.

AT one O'Clock, ?. n. on SATURDAY the
10th day of February next, the subscriber
will offer for sale, at the coffee house,
ALot of Ground on the north
eide of King street, between Fairfax x Wa
ter streets. ex,encing in front on King street
81 feet inches, in depth go Feet, bounded on
the north by Rarnsay's alley. :
The sale will be made under . deed Of
trust to the subscriber, and an indisputable
title conveyed 10 the purchaser. Aeredit Of,
three, six, and months will be allowed ON
good negotiable notes with an approved ca
dorscr. A lien on the property will DO re-
tsined until payment. .'n..- 49, r..
: r. I. Taylor.
January Is, 2awts
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N O T l c E.

The Committee Of CouRil appointed to
distribute relief to the Poor will meet a..
the Council Chamber for that purpose on
Saturday next, at ten O'Clock m the morn
ing.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Eebryayu 10 1910.

ORDERED, That the following persons
be appointed commissioners for suPerin-
tending the elections to be held in the dit.
ferent wards Of the town, on Tuesday the
6.h:day of March next, for the purpose Of
elec.ing members of ting Common Council
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.

February 10Th, 1910.
ORDERED, Tha, the further sum of two
hundred dollars be appropriated for the re-.
lief of the poor of the town Of Alexandria,
under the direction of the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose on the 29th Janu-
airy. Ss
Exsractfrom the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, G. c.
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y
$ $:::; S -? %;:.'"s' the '.'"'''
lViNiam Hepburn, |
John 1oung, adde.
Thomas White,
(MerchanDJ
IV,lIam S. Ma0rs, J
Joseph Smith, 7 Sd dee
abraham Fan,
flames La1ura,on, J
John Stewart, I aad'-
John Johnston, }
The election for the 1st Ward to be held
at the house Of Jeremiah Neale, Union
s,rees--For the Sd Ward at the Council
Chamb.r-For the 81 Ward at John
Hodgkin's tavern, and the 4,h Ward at the
house Of Mr.. Hutcaen's, corner OF Duke
and St. Asaph streets.
Extract fro m the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, G. &.
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The sloop Chancellor, from New York,
.'oop Unity, Hand, from Philadelphia
schooner Eliza, Berry, from Norfolk, and
n schooner belonging to William Yeason,
from New-York, with several vessels from
northern ports, are laying at Qlantico
bound up. -.
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All orders to be addressed to the rusLIsprrs or
THE BOSTON PATRIOT; the postage ON which mast
be PAID. ~
Bcs'on, Dec. IL. 1899