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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
DANIEL SHELDON,

DANIEL SHELDUN,
- ESpECrFULLy informs bis friends, that he
N has on hand
A quantity Of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist. &c. SC.
which he wiz sell cheap, a. his stand on s9ER
SURNE's Wharf. .N5r Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
LOPEZ, DEXTER j. MILES,

9 OFFER FOR SHE,
oN E3roUR.2ELE TERMS.
f56 Bales Prime Upland Cotton.
"a .Cask- Rice.
l70 Bbis. Flour,
% Hhds Tobacco.
50 Butts Lard,
s lilds Hams,
90 Pipes Mason's Gin,
81 81 D% DoAss %hts. ssa"P' Havana SUGARS:
III Chests Souchoug Tea,
10 DO. Hyson Skin, DO.
2 Do. Hyson, do.
81 Do. Bohea, do.
2l,J00 lbs w. l. and Batavia Coffee.
......~.1L SO .......
IN addition 10 their former supply Of Dry Goods
Cases India Silks consisting of Grapes, Lustrngs
and Sewing Silks. :.
700 pieces Blue Nankins,
800 DO. Company yellow, do.
2 Cases Mems Satin Beaver HATS.
Newport, April 25, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
Lat Store, 81, 2bames-street.
BENJ. * ). u. NLANI.h,
LAVE. just received from n. Yoik,
l. i great variety Of
II a T S,
Made of the best materials.

Made OF The best materlAIs
Gcntlemen's Beaver, Cassor, and P'ated
HATS. of all shapes and sizes. Childrsns' HATS.
great variety.
The pubick viii find it for their interest to call at
the above store-where they viii find Hats Of eyeIy
price, on the lowest terms. April IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
JdstPublished and for sale at
this Office
Pocket Almanack for

THE GenlemenAB 9sk, contains an alma
nae, ruled pages for morsndgms, cash ac'
count, &c government u the U. s. executive,
Legislature and iul<iary, tktisral courts Of la~,
departments Of ~ fedsraA goyernment, ter
ritorial govern gents, pa'enh Ministers con-
suls, &c 10 aDf from forcign Mtions, complete
list Of the sehy anil navy, marin cor?sJ navy
marine corps, navy yard az WasIMK;oa, u val
force or the u. 5. and vessels IN eSenTnis SON,
post Office, progress Of pose ONCE essa'ss'i-
insnt. coins of the s. dafies and drawbacks,
officers Of the customs, light houses several
useful tab!cs.
The Ladies Book Contains beautiful en-
craving and q description OF the falls OF Mia.
CARA, an nIm1nac, ruled pages fof inemoTal
dums obscrvationsJ cash accounts. nc. vari-
ely Of pieces Of select poetry, nee/and eel bra
ted ssngs, m rk sting and other useful t~bles'
November %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

TIL SheriEs Of the t.cn;is, o. h.asl:a
Chesterfield. Cumberland, Eouoway As.t
Powna,xn, comparing sene o,i,' divrict OF.
the couaties of Brusswick. f-unenburs, Meek
Fienbu~g aud Gyeeosville, composing ann her dis
trict; of the counties of Charles Cisy James
C ty. s. New Kent compo,ing another district
--of the Counties OF G1och'and. Heuic, ani
Louisa. compo.ing ano,her dis,rct-of the cosn-
ties1 OF Augusta, Rockingham, Roekb'idgs,
Shenandoah, Psndlcton and Bah, composing
another district--and OF The counties Qc1Ruoas-
ter. Richmond, & Northumberland, ~ losing
another dis,ric,--which several dist-i}ks com.
posc the first class of the Senate osGSNrgin;a,
are requested to take notice. that election, 10
rotation. is to be held, on the Court days eftheir
respective counties in the month Of April next,
for the election of Senator to represent each of
those districts respectively, in the General AS.
sembly, for four years next ensuinc.
THEO. HANSFORD, e,s.
February 9 h, 1910. 4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

Broad andnarrow Axes, Hatchets Hoes, Plough
Shares and Couters. Hinges. w edges. liam.
n,ers, Tenders, Traces. Stseiciers, and OK
Chains ;-Drid.es, Collars HaiteIs, Braces,
Surcingies. Back Band.. Belly & eA6s, BresSh-
ing, Fire Buckets, eJc. cJc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
Penifenfiay Store.

THE subscriber. Agent for the Penitentisry.
oilers for sale the following articles, the MAJ
nufacture ofthatinstitution. at very low Prrcesas
Wholesale and retail,
CUT NAILS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
(w4tp) Francis Scot

Charlotte County, 18th January, 1910.
-v<O be sod TO the highest bidder, at William,
4 Shackelford's store on the 23d. day of Feb.
ruary next, If fair, if NJ he next fair day. the
TRACT OF LAND whsreon John Weddsr.
burn, AID Lydia Wedderburn noy-resi-sss, con
tanning ,hresSnnadred apd fifty acrcs. beiHg the
tract OF land shsreopf hlexapder ~ eddctb BURN
f,rmsrly lireds fs,,pk lower end IF gKina aud
Queen county. 13Ss land hap IF il two bod
dwelling housesy as& other dRt Ah3dscs, fgood
that neishbouJhood, and wi4 be sotd under de.
crcets King ad Queen county court, subject to
thc operation Of the act Of assembly CONCERNING
executions, ana for other pupo.es, so Far as thai
act win apply, and also tubjsct to the dover OF
Lydia Weddsrburn therein, to satisfy John Ms
DsnalI and Joan Jshnsoa surviving partners OF
John M'Donail & co. their debts, interes,, and
costs men ioned in the said decree.
ROBERT COURTNEY.
January 15,h, 1910. vat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN COUNCIL. September 10Th, 1SO9.
IAN confederation ot'ths re;ort OF The COM
NJ miitre who examinei the hSdi.or's oilice.
Iii. advised, ,ia, fcntu ard alter the lst day Of
jscn..y next. the audi,or be Instructed IN eve y
case where ans ciain By vir' nc OF an order or
certificate OF Court is presenlei 70 him By per-
SIN whose name is uos mentioned therein, 70 r..
qilse suah pesson to produce also ar erdsr or
f~necf of Attorney frou, the Individual in wh'se
}ayorrucl order or certificate OF court was
nssaee o ye.i.er wi h au affidavit OF one witness
a, least. cer,,fied by magistrate CT notary pub
iic that such an individual actually signed aad
Acknowledged thesane.
EztIact from the Journal.
DANIEL. HYLTON.
Clerk OF tue Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

Z N puriuance Of an aet of the t;easra' Assem-,
j by passed on the 6h day a. FsosaHry, 1917,
.ensi,leds an ad Itg,liz;rs certain official ana
Executive will proc % on fhe 10Th day OF IN.
present noah. tn csnid9 Any prsp3saiKMh .ch
may be MAIDS for req fling sixsSen ~ k,ni
plats and certificates Gyey, that rsyfn To
be recorded in thaQ6ce u W price nos<xA.e,i-
ing seventeen ceatffor eachN, plat and cer,iticsS
aforesaid. Bond1kish security in the PENAL J -
five thouiand dollars TO be given b. the ,e,s IN
apponei to- this service for th- fa::hiul pe,-
Torrance thereof.
Extract from the m'nu es. ~
Attest
SAMUEL COLEMAN, a. C. c.
Richmond Feb 9th 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

In CoyScIL, January 4th, 1870.
'Itis advised, That the operation of the rule
prescribed fur. ,kszuditor by the advice Of Coun
lii OF ,hc I9th sestember LAST relative to tiie
authorization Of claims founded upon orders or
eeu6ea;ss Of court shall be suspended until the
1stday OF March nsxt.
Extract Eom the journal,
DANIEL l. HYLTON.
Clerk of the Counci H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

10y virtue az :. trGst deed executed by
ID Charles M. Giiliar TO the subscriber,
bearing date tho 18th dav OF March 1905,
VIII be sold at Thes. Coiiey's TAVERN in
Car,eTsville, Oil Saturday, the 24.dsfay of
February next, To the highest bidAer, for
cash. two negro slaves, named LEWIS and
SALLY. for PURPOSES expressed in said
trnst deed.
ARCH. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Cai,ersviNe Jan. 95ih, 1910. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

an Tuesday the 9th of this month, at
~ the house / at present occupy, at IL
O'clock. large quantity of BEDS and o.
Their FURNITURE, a Wagon ecull in
point of strength to any ever built in Virgi.
MIA, with a full set of gear, some tools, some
horses, six or seven thousand weight of
choice salt petre'd Bacon, likely young
Negro Woman, regularly brought up 20
house busness->1none in Richmondfyfll sur
pass her as Pastry Cook, wash&n& Iron
Ing, or in short any thing in the hose line.
Terms of sale ninety days for all sums a..
bove SO dollars, with approved endorsed
notes at the Virginia Bank. The reason of
the above sale is in consequence of my re-
moving on or about the first ofApril to Will.
liamsburg:
February 9th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
Richmond. 9th Oct. 1909.

NEW MEDICINE STORE.
THE Subscribers have recently sa.en sore /.
near the Market Bridge, opposite Mesars.
White and Shelton's. where they offer for sale
avery general assorts,ent of DRUGS,S NE
DiCiNES = few of which are enumerated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

@S>H l. Subscriber wishes 10 employ
4 TWO good Workmen in the Wheel
wrIgh, business, to whom good wages yfIl
be given the workmen may BEL liAEry
10 work by the piece.-Also t~oAppkh.
tees are wanted tothe Wheelwright Blu
snes..
A. Quarter.
Richmond. 9th Oct. 1909. (,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
VIRGINIA..


Ia H,''fsx Couu,y Coar,. In chane-sy, 25.h
Between
Alexander Cunningham. Pitt.
and
Jesse Carter, Matthew Cabsnsss. Ex-)
ecutor of Theodo,iek Csrter.. dec and Ju- deft;.
dy Carter, relict of said decedcnt.
The defendant. Jesse Carter, not hss:sg. en-
tered his appearance and given se9dsi'y ad\pr
ding to the act of Assembly aud ttf rug suf tis
Court, aHd it appearing TO the 4tisf5t ioF of
the Court, that els not an inhad fo9this
motion of the Hain,iff by
h's Counsel. it is ordered, thar the said Last men
toned defendant, 90 appear he'c on the fourth
Monday IN Match next and answer the bill Of
the PLAINTIFF And ,ha' a cory of this order be
forthwith inserted in one of the News papers
Published in the city Of Richmond for eight weeks
;uccessvely and posed at the front door Of the
Courthouse OF the said County.
A Coi'y=zTeste,
Samuel Williams, u. c. H.C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

Fair tops, back straps,
Ditto plain
SuwarroWs,
Halt Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined &c bound loss 12s
Do. side leather, ESQ os.
Negro shoes (strong rnsset) 1s6 So
Womens leather shoes, thick snics, 7se.
Do do. thin, Co. esq
Do do. slips,
Do Morocco do. SO
DO do. ties, 7s6
Girls leather shoes, zsf Sc
Bays do. Asa Is.
ANY of the above articles ma de 20 order
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern. D.. j. HURRs
Richmondj March %, 1909.
9th July, lSce.=-Ihe price of Wrought.
Nails israised half a cent per pound, 10y
order of the Executive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

s,,Oa SAI.E.--A handsome, second hand
4 Loud0n bsit CHARIOT, which has
been bpt little used and ia~a good state
Of preservation. Apply 4 the printer, oF
10 Mr.. UsGHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Did CITY Tavern. where the carriage
may he seen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16
Samuel Williams, d. c. H. {

VIRGINIA:
In Halifax County Court, In Chancery,
25th Dec. 1909.
Between
Edward Terrell, Pitt:
Nathan Henderson, William Moore,3
Charles Harris, William Henderson,
Jacob Furguson, John Henry, Ed. } defts.
ward Henderson, James Hendcrson,2
-Phoebe Combs & Frederick Terrell, s
The defendant, Nathan Henderson, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act ,os>7fsseNbly
and the Rules of this Court, and ivqpAr-
ing TO the satisfaction Of thf CStHt, tilt
he is not an Inha5itant of eliseS bmmSh.
wealth; On motion CT the PAintif byhis
counsel, it is ordered, that t6e--said las,
mentioned defendant, do appear here Oh
the fourth Monday in March next, aud
answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in one OF the news papers published in the
city of Richmond for eight weeks success.
sively. and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of the said County.
n copy-Test,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, +. &c. III. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-16

In a!diticn 10 the articles manufactured at Ell.
Pc iicnaasy, Offers for sae an assortment
ofGoods CT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-08

tendencies, and 20 the articfes ths7grcwth,
produce or manufacture Of the doninions,
colonies and dependencies OF the nation
thus refnsiAg or neglecting 70 revoke OF
modify her sdiets in the manSef Aforesaid.
And dc ressrictiens imposed BY THE scs
shaN. fTomsshe saats of S0eh proclamasion,
eesse aud be diseonsinuedtu relasion 70 the
nation reveking or modifying hsr.deerees
in the manner aforesaid. +.
u. B. vARNUM,
:. Speaker ~ The House Of Representatives.,
JOHN GAlLLARD,
PresiSsnf u the Senate, pro ssm'
May 1, 1910, ,5r
= JAMES MADISON.
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20 which he knew he eo0id again be called.
He declared on this occasion, that he wouiq
never again be q candidate at any popular
election Whatever, and this promise he
rpean,sto keep. He dses not believe that
any. isdisidual in republican government.
i under an obligation to devote more than
. reasonable portion Of his life to the public
service. He has Alright to judge for him-
self when IL prudent and proper to retire,
untxss, indeed, 90 general disinclination 10
the isbers of public life should pervade the
country, as to occasion the wheels OF The
machine of government to stop! In the
cases Of invasion and rebellion it 10 very
different. EVEN the life ofrvery one 10 then
the property of his county. In thetpresent
case the writer's perpetual retirement 10
more the resuit of choice aud taste 'than,o
disappointment and disgust.
II was In the n,emorable and mournfup
session of 1866; *hrn- both houses Of
congress wer shutup indarknsss for seve,
raj weeks, that certain iSdiViduals d the
democratic parry became cou~incrd that
their leaders were not only desposs in their
hearts, but were dsvotsd 70 the fsar9a'not
she interest of France. In the courss'of
',hasssssion, M. Joseph Clay; the vvpresen.
native of Philadelphia, made solemn pub
lie declaration that France had threatened
war against de United States, and acknow.
iedgsd that the threat had not been without
its influence Upon his mind He was called
to order, aud not suffered 70 proceed. Mr..
Clay, it is believed, has not evrn yet-nani.
tested disposition TO become other than q
demoerst in American politics. His vera.
city remains unimpeached. Upon that oe.
casion he alluded to. document which is
stiE concealed from the people, and which
probably never will be published. The pre-
sent writer could No: justify himself in dis
closing it. He recollscts; indeed; that when
1t was first laid before congress, it produced
a sensation as honorable to thar body as
much Gifts subsequent conduct had been
dsgracetul. Alas, it was but the sensation
of the moment j! The great. political masi-
clan, Jsferson, waved his potent wand, and
the spirit of genuine patriotism berameex-
tinct in the councils OF America.
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MORE OF THE NETWORK DE.
MOCRATIC MOB
:, From the NJ Iork Commercial Idre,tiser.

THE R1or.-It is with the rdcepes. re-
.gret, that we have to announce to the pub.
,lic@the disgraceiui scene. which occurred in
our city last evening. The particulars are
principally detailed in the article below
We have received ! Communicative signed
" Public" giving the names of three indi-
vidusls, who ins.igated the riot-ene oil
whom, it is said, gave three dollars FOR
the drum, and placed the boys in marching
columns with III GIFTED csndiee'' 1t is add. d
that this car, be proved onsSath." We
are convinced, that mea. Who can be guilty
ofsuch unpriaeipled and base ou,rages up
on the peace of the community and the feel.
ing and safety Of our citizens, ought 70 have
their names held up to the de,estation Of the
public. But the affair, we'urderstand, 10
already in a train of judicial Investigation.
We deem i. improper, therefore 10 publish
any names, at present. when the investi-
CATION shall hare closed, ths offenders shall
receive tbs notice they 50 richly deserve.
'CoAMuNIcAF1oN.
t:PreR;gast and d;sgrucsfM Rist.4:At ten
o'clock last aight, abeut four hundred per-
sons, men and boys, mortified by defeat
and in2amed with liquor, sailed forth from
MARKINGS Den. They commenced their
operations by giving three yeHs in Re
Publican square" They then marcheddown
Broadway, to the house Of Mr.. Higgins,
and with stones and brick bats, broke near.
~, all the windows ia the from, Of his house.
;Thenes they proceeded to the Office of Mr..
Cheetham, editor Of the Citizen, & broke
windows. From the Citizen, they pro.
ceeded 70 the Office Of the Evening Post,
where the same cowardly and .disgraceful
scenes were reacted. Nearly all the from.
windows of Mr.. Burnham's house are bro
ken. Mrs. Durham, with an infant ia, her
arms narrowly escaped death, . brick from
one of these savages having passed within
three inches OF her head. After leaving the
Office Of the Evening Post they marched 10
the Public Advertiser aud made the "Wel.
kin ring" with screams and yelh. Frsm
the Public. Advertiser they proceeded to
Mechanic Hall, and there, the yFederalists
having long before peaceably retired, they
fSarlessk battered the house, and broke one
Of the windows. From Mechanic n an they
marched OF 70 the dweliins house Of MI.
Coleusa, the editor Of the Evening Pess,
and !fIlk broke kis wiadsws, Mr.. Cole.
man, q the same time lying very III IN the
house. From Mr.. cslsnsn's they return
sdbask % Mardiss's xhsrs ,hsy rsnained
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drinting and cafcstlrs uAsl broad daJ.
light. -. I
Such, felIow-citiztns. vas the eonduct
last njeht, cf Get Of RuHianA who arr
sa,e 20 themselves tie exclusive tide of =.
eu1kcons and friends q he people 10Th.
name Of Hesven. what are We conSinp "a !,
Is ,his city. 10 be e,rrnaliy dissrseed, and
the peace and lives Of the inhsbi,sn.s leo.
parpized by the annnal riots Of desps, ~.
gang who bid defiance 70 the civil au,hori.
~, and break through, all forms Of law, Of
order and propriety! The sanguinary mob,
Of Paris, in the biooditst days Of unhappy
France, were scarcely more fesocious. than
the crew who Los, night prowled about cur
CITY. Nor was it windows and houses cnl,
that experis need the effects oftheir fury -
Men, Known to be federaluss were assault.
cd and knocked down in the street,. II
these things are permitted with ;mpuni,y.
We, a,e not safe even 10 our own dwelling.
Freedom Of opinion haa hitherto beer, on,
boas,.; bu, what kind Of freedom is cha,
which subjects man - iasuis md kruui
violenee lor, voting - he ooaSeisnes die.
,a.es and the law permits.
/: shouid be- Known, not only In this s;tv
bu. thro.g hous the state, how these ,spuj.
iicsns' conduc. ssvr experiencing defea,.--
All men, who haven't heart the peace and
safety Of the coun,ryeSs who have any rs.
gard for pr"rris,y or dignity Of character,
shoald view with marked abhorrenes and
desssta,ion the proAigate and baueful ae.s
Of &c. Of men who arr thus attempting to
arm riizen sgains. citizen, who. are
endeavorins by every means in their pow.
er to introduce anarchy, confusion add mis-.
rule-who,' Judging from their. conduct,
would, If in steir power, make New-York
. wigroan and the federal inhabitants pic.
Tins Of the tomahn.Sk. g.
.JACoEIN!coNsIsTENCY.
In the unsusp~cting momeats of sleep"
the banditti that paradsd the stree,s, play
ing their OWN, Che rosue's march) to the
annoyance OF all praceable inhabitants, VIZ,
si.ed nay house, and after defaming, in =
beastly manner, myself end family, with e.
pithets only utterable by such cannibal.,
they proceeded to'breaking my windows
with bricks and stones. Ten dollars will
be paid any offender or offenders, If he or
they will call aud pick up the pieces, one Of
which struck Mrs. Higgins violent blow
in the stomach, to the great amusement Of
one of my neighbors, who is man with
red hair, and very much like soldier, be.
cause he carries his fire l9cks. ANY gen.
tlen,an OF the law will confer a singui-rfu-.
vor, by informing ne whether any follower
in such mob, is not as liable to prosecu.
tion, as ring -leadrr or adviser in such ue-.
tsr,ous practices. although even supported
by p"lIeical weathercork whirly-gigs of DE.
More of this anon.
J0HN~R. d. HUCGINs.
April -. -. ..
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sISAAC KEL,
CePte7switA, Plumber, aasd Tin Plate
Worker.

Worker, a..
HAVING REMOVED from Water 70
II Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the lite Col. Hooe, iufer,ts thoss
who have Hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who may be disposed to
do 90, that he will thankfully receive md
enieayor 90 merit their favors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copps,,
i,rass, Pewter OF Lead. -
WAETED,
A BOY Of good morals e Apprentice 70
the above business!
March 70. .. '.s law
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e. Notice.

, "A FL persons having Chains against the e.
~ tate Of Dr.. Henry Rose, late of Fairfax
county, are requested to present them pro-
periy authenticated to Robe. l.. Taylor. 1t
Alexandra, or to the subscriber st NWes,nes.
land rounty-and those indebted to the es,als
are requiredto make immediate payment.
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday next win b sddsd ts,the saiss
q vsntas, end cold very lon, the fol'oss
Ing goods, viz.
\ tf1Ak Of Dimities,
4 %. - Calicecs, ,.,.E'.
! Do So Ckint4ss,
~ casewhits Plailhs, nd l.s1
+ do. Of Pins. "a
Also, /.
: bales India MusIins, on . credit.
4 Philip G. AuaeB9,
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TO LET.

The farm lately occupied By Dr.. Rose, ap.
plication be made to Vim. Jioss.
Alex. F. Rose, Err. Of Hairy R.n
April 81. eoss
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o. Wilmington Society.

THE MEMBERs OF the Harrington So
ciety, Of Alexandra, are hereby notified
thar their anniversary u,ee ting will be held
at Mr. Brooks hotel, in Alexandra, on
Thursday, the 22d instant, at II o.. lock,
A. M. The Society will be formed in pro-
cession with the officers and privates IN
uniform Of the second legion Of Militia
under the direction Of the commandsnt, at
IL o'clock, in the courthouse square, and
move to the Episcopal Church, where an
Grafton will b. delivered by RoBERT. G..
HARPER, Esq. member of the Society.
G. DENEALE, Secr'y.
February IS. ... ~ .