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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
NOTICE.

N compliance with the decree pronoun.
.ced on the 10th day of March, 1907. by
the superior court of chancery holden at
the capitol in the city of Richmond, in a
SUIT depending in the said court, between
WILLIAM Barksdale, plaintiff, and Edwd.
Dennis, defendant-WILL BIZ SOLD, at
public auction, for cash, at Cub Greek Meet
ing kouse, in the county of Charlotte, on
the 28th day of September next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being about 70 remove
from this state, Offers for sale, u vain.
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ny virtue of deed or trus, executed to US by
secure debt due David Bullock Wills be
..0LD. AT public sale, on Monday the 9th of
October, at he front door Of the Bel Tavern,
A House and Lot,
On the Cross street leading from the main sirees
and nearly opposite Messrs. Ralsion and
plsasanss'.
JAS. C. ANTHONY.
ANDERSON BARRET. I.
Richmond. September 9th, 1910. tds
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VrOR SAEE--The HOUSE and
IL LOT AZ present occupied by cap
tain Goodwin, ~ Rockets.
Also The LUMBER HOUSE
aid LOT, adjoining Uenny's Rope
tyMk at present occupied by MIR.
Wtfse.
Terms may be,knnwn by applying to
Eos Tx & SATCHELL.
3 pts 8, 1910. vii
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Viz inc and coarse hats Of every description.
regular supply ofcct,on cloth on consignrnen,
tTon the Providencs manu!acsoTy, and will be
'olt b. the piece at the mill prices, sis .=--Bed
TIC King, stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
fowdcr by the key, warranted Of surcyiov qual.
ny. Phil t1elpnia Pore, and Ale In casks and
ooisios, AMI Deerin baSTcis.Ss=
h.''Isss Leather, acoi Legs, Wax Calf
SINS CoIoured and Black Roars.
February 10, 1910. If
COOPER.
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wool CARDING.

fHE Public are respectfully Informed,
- that there is now ia operation al
Wa'kiDs's Mills in I5oochiand county, a.
bout three miles above Johnscn's Spring.
MACHINE for CARDiNG WOOL Into
Rt}LL5.--1he price for earding IS six
Itf,ct per 10. Those sending wool 20 this
Machine arc rSGeested 20 have Il Cleaned
Of trash and grcAsec at about the proper
uon OF one pooBd Of lard TO every twelve
pounds Ct " ooi.
Goochland, Aug. %, 1910, 8;wp,
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JOHNSON & wARNER's +
Virginia AlHanack,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORE
1911.
Valuable Land for Sale

RY virtue Of deed Of trust OF record
in Goochland court, execu ed by CT.
deon Massie to Benjamin Anderson, John
s. Lee, and George Woodson Payne.
WILL BE SOLD, 10 the highest bidder
for ready Money, on the premises, on
the twenty ninth day of September next,
one TRACT or PARCEL Of LAND,
lying in the county Of G oocblaud, wherein
The said Gideon Massie now lives, cor
tanning by estimation FIVE hundred acres.
or SO much OF sale ,raG as will be suffi-
cient 10 pay the sum of seven hundred
and ten dollars and eighty three cents,
with lawful interest thereon from the
s0,h day Of January 1908, due to Angus.
Tin Bailey, assignee os Elijah May, who
was assignee of Archibald Bryce, and the
expences ofrecording said deed, and car
tying the same into effect. Ii is believed
that the tile TO this land is indspuiable,
but aching as trustee, shall convey
only such ti:le as vested ia me by virtue
Of said deed of trust.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August 24.h, 1910. ids
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IoGcph II. Vaudeville,


Ogsrs for safe the .joNowng articles, by
1phoiesale or retail.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs GrcenICoaee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF excellent qua
lily 10 casks
1000 New England do. do.
$50 bbls of llsrrings, shad and Mackarel
80 tons plaislcr Paris
20 ba,es prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua md Dcmu-
rara Rum
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
IS hhds. Museoyndo Sugar
50 bbl,. do. do.Iiasrcnt qualities
hhds. Coppsra'
Gunpowdct,
Imperial,
Tyson, TCAs
Young Tyson, 1IAS'
and
Hyson Skin,
. $ $::;;; e. WINES
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds and bbis'
Peach and Apple Brandy In bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in ooxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar. Havsnnah Honey
per gallon, Fiyblue, "a
Molssses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Iiarris's aud Taylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs,
Guppowdcr and Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Eutmegs, Pepper, Pimento'
Chocolate Nos. ! and 3, Mould and DPt Can
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes in boxes, 8 gross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's CARROTS and
IeiScr's Stuff in bottles.
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
ALSO,
A constant supply ofwATER CRACKERS ano
hes; surHRy1Ns FLOUR, by retail, and
80 hhds. of Maryland and Virginia Iobac-
CO.
November 20.
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L 9 K E N i, 49,
AIERCHAN rs WH.dRF, with the MIDI
die Store in front, and the Warehouse on u.
Mon street, next door north OF Messrs. Vow.
ellis. Possession given 18th March.
III so,
The SAIL LOFT, formerly occupied BY
MIR. Sanford, connected with one fronting on
Union street. They will be rented together
or srprrate, The advantage Of the situation
for constant and transient custom, 10 too OBJ
viuus 10 require description.
ron SALE,
That substantial we'll finished Brick 6a''d-
ing adjoining tho post otfico, on king street.
1t Ia, spacious TRY cellars and every eonve-
nicncc for carrying on the Wholesale and re-
tail business, and the sccommo lation OF
gcntccl family. s.
Immediate possession given, and q liberal
credit.
J. Swift.
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LANDING

LANDING
From the sloop Ranger, Captain Campbell,
and for sale by
Lawralon and Fowle,
80 tons Plaster Paris
30 barrels Ncw.Enyland Rum
100 kegs Salmon
4 chests Tyson Tea
80 coils Hras. Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
50 casks Goshen Cheese, Of u superior
quality.
$4,000 weight Green Cuitee
e2s hegshcads and 20 barrels Museovads
Sugars
10 chests Young Tyson Tea, Of sups.
rior quality.
so case. Florence Oil, u bottles each
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 reams Writing Paper.
80 barrels Tanner. Oil
3casks sperm Oil
pipes 4,h proof Alicant Brandy
1 puncheons Jam,ica Rum
200 barrels Mess No. | * No. Beef
50 barrels Prime Pork
80 boxes Brown Soap
casks Tlmchy Seed
50 boxes COD Ifjsh
50 Dc. No. | Ks Chocolate
10 barrels Salmon
10000 lbs Soal Leather
.. 1870 packages Shoes different qualities.
80 casks Belloha Gunpowder
case German Checks, ...
WANTED,
1000 bushels clean Rye, for which Cash
will be given. :
hnDly ~ above.
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The Subscriber - .
win dispoe Of at Public Sale, at ~ e'c'aek,
on Satwday the 2oth day Of Jan. on the
brem;ses,
7ne Houje and Lot on King52reeI,
Now occupied by Mr.. Thomas Shreevc, re-
.erving to himself, his heirs and assigns
rec passage at all times from Sto the twsn-
ty fee. alley in the hack Of c'lot, to and from
the horse now occupied by Mr.. Ri. Cray,
and the buildings back ofsaid house. A.. <.
The terms of sale, one half cash, for the
other half note with good endorscr, paya-
bic in ninety DAYS from the day Of sale, and
negotiable at the Bank OF :Alcxandr'a' .
Stephen Cooke.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

=
HE subscriber wishing to remove 10 the
Icrn country, will sell the FARM on
Ia he resides in Fairfax county, ! miles
| Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
Ind abou, the same from the Potomac
ke crossing to the city of Washington-
Rhealthy, agreeable neighborhooa, con-
|hg about 40 acres, on which is conVe-
! dwelling house, large enough for gen
hmily, together with oil the o'lh"nses )
DC, all new or nearly SO ; an orchard OF
trees Of selected fruit, together Win
3 en; other frui, trees, proportion oil I'M
n meadow Tor the scythc, and a large
bn more may easily be made. Any per-
clined to purchase may know the terms
,lestion to Mr.. JoaN DuLsS, adjoining
bid farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
E. Dublin.
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ROSE HILL FOX SALE. ;

This healthy. beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is now offered for sale. ln.
It contains 400 acres, 50 Of which arc in
wood. holland is better adapted to the use OF
Plaster of Paris, and there is some very valu-
able meadow land uponit.
For terms apply to w. H. Foote, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 6. 1910.

Juit Received,
AID FOR SALE BY -.
CHARLES ]. CATLETT,
s1r IS chests Imperial, Hyson, x Young
Tyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
20 pipes and 8 quarter casks Lisosn
and Tensriffe Wine. 49,. 90
shogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 Id. Seine Irvine.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish Segars.
8 barrels Pimento.
October Is.
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Marine Inlurance Company OF
Alexandria.

IxsupANcE OrrIcE, Jan. 3, 1910.
THE stockholders in this institution ore
hereby notified that the directors have this
day declared dividend Of eight per cent on
ina. part Of the capital sseck now Paid, Tor
IN. Las, six months which will be ready to
be paid "a the stockholders or their legal re-
nre.en,a,ives in ten days from this date.
BY order,
!, B. Nichols, Ssey.
January 4.
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/ ne subscriber
Has received the following articles:
New Orleans and st. Croix Sugars OF the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton of the first quality =
Cogniac Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
Sherry "lNIS
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial,
S S;::;' s s,;:: (rrAs.
Souchong, *
Bohea
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Gunpowder
P.P: Patent Shot, from B. D. 20 No.
Mould Shot. q l.. and 8 b.
Salt Petre, double refined
Spanish Flotant Indigo
Copperas of the lst quality
Fresh Nutmegs
Pimento and black Pepper,
Demijohns, .,o,r
With general assortment OF IkOcE
! RIES. and as usual, old Jamaica Spirits
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine in bottles.
The above articles will be sold very low by
the Wholesale or retail.
TO RENT,
A convenient and we'll finished BRICK
HOUSE, at the upper end of King street.
James Sanderson.
|
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Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED from Alexandria, . young
- MICH COW between three and four
wears of age. She is a deep red, except q
line from her shoulders to the end OF her Tall
she has fur countenanee, white hons ana
slim ; likswise short legged, white feet &c.
The mark on her ears is thought TO be crop
of her right, and bit from underneath
tn left q swallows tail and bis from
the same. Whoever will deaver SAID Gov "
me shall be entitled to the above rewara:
Jonathan Field.
January S. ~
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ISAAC KELL,
CcRftrsmith, Plumber, and Ta-Plats
=. ... -, Wn~l.~ ~. I.....

LAYING REMOVED from Water y
IL Prince street, two doors ysboye tho
corner Of the late Col. 5Hooe, informs tI,o.s
who have hitherto favored him with Their
custom, and those who may 30 disposed %
90 90, that he viii thankfully receive nod
enJeavor to merit their iavors.
Cash or exchange given DIR old Coppsh
Brass, Pewter or Lead. Il ~ \,
s WAETED, -
"A BOY goos, morals q Apprentices
the above butiness: =, s. >xa
March -. Z -. ;,T% = 3aw
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Fran the Spirit ef'Seusnfy Six. :
= Washington,s Mareh 18th, 1870.

-. -iWashington,s Msreh 18th, 1870.
DEAR SIR. e." -. E.: -.....-..
Your favor of.the 18th sf:February has
but just reached me. ! recollect well we
ry well, the indignation |, felt at the con-
duet of those who were 10 1897 bprying US
into an unneee ssary war on the side ct the
then most powerful nation on earth, who,
If there: was then any danger Of the domi.
Mon Of one power ovsr the rest OF the
world, It was of that power. ] remember
well my feelings and fears on the subject OF
unnecessary expenses and an eacrease OF
public debit have the self ssme feelings
a. present. j. ahn4en times more alarmed
ON account Of the danger Of France, under
her tyrant, overrnnning cur liberties and
the liberties Of the world, than was then,
at the, danger from England. When ex.
er,ed my utmost to turn John Adams and
his friends out of power, I little thought I
should have the same complaints to make
against those I helped in; / less expected
that should have to exert myself u hold
them back from pIunging into war more
useless to our country and more dangerous
to the liberties OF the wosld, than that John
Adams was for wasing,; ! liule thought l
should have to complain Of loans to en-
crease the public debt. Of grants Of legisla-
tive powers to'the exeeutive-of executive
Observation-Disclosures artailing of the IL
berry of speech ON the floor Of congress--of
extra constitutional armies--of politically per-
.seeuiion and proscription-of common law
prosecutions for ibelsron the priaciple Of,
the greater the truth. the greater the libel.
Mol fondly hoped that my republican
friesds would, after correcting federal er.
rors and abuses in che government. shew
themselves friends Of peace, Of economy,
and Of the constitution that they would be
the kind rulers and fathers OF the whole ma
ton, dealing out Justice and. favors equally
soall classes, and mot the heads of party
and fomsn.ors OF party Distinctions / had
.eomplained of the prosecutions Of the fede-
raj party, or their turning Out of Office and
prescriptions (, il was the fartheat from my
wishes Iihat my friends should be guilty Of
the salne folly and error I never advised
che turning out Of any MAJ, save one, whom
the federal party, had they kept in power,
wsuh have discasdels When my friends
commenced their prescriptions, and refused
the services Of good mcn because they we're
not Of their party, my soul sickened-my
alfectious begsn 90 alternate from them--My
zeal IN turning ont the fedsral party was
,jussifed by mylsmhitios % she1 lhevorld
how much more honest vie and pasrio.ie,
So. y
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republicans were, than they. But when I

republicans were, than they. But when l
. saw my friends passing laws repugaant to
the principles OF right, of common sense,
and Of the constitution trampling on the
rights Of our fellow men, and assuming the
powers and prerogatives of the Judiciary,
as in the case of 'he bill for.thc temporary
government Of Louisiana. and in the laws
for driving people by military force, from
the lands they claim, and that without
constitutional trial showing who had the
right to the property they possrssed.---
When saw myself prosecuted for the free
dom with whirh,I spoke my mind on these
subjee's, began to think that we had turn
81 GU, one set Of men, to make room for
those who were little better. Subsequent
events have tended to make me rAlnk that
parsyism IS ineonsissent with patriotism. I
see now aitfoV- ofcountsy is lost in exces:
sive cares for the interest Of party. Fire.
suentIy overheard men, called republicans,
crying out, If this is done and tina. is not
done, our party will be ruined. Washing
ton Witnesses caucus after caucus, held for
the express purpose of concentrating the
views and efforts Of individuals, planning
and agreeing upon the course TO be pursu.
ed tosave the credit or support the projects
Of the party; where the interests of the ma.
ton are not so much as spoken of. In an
swer to one OF the questions you have put
10 me, ] know of but little. If any good,
congress are doing, by continuing their
session. To another ! cay, / can see no
benefit ftom the rejection of the treaty
mad. BY Messrs. Monroe and Piukney.-
II might have saved Us, If II had been a
greed TO, from the embargo, which has
been curse 70 the nation since it was tho't
of. know, of ne good to be expected
from the quarrel between our secretary Of,
state and Mr.. Jackson. see what / call
q dangerous predelietiou in favor Of Bona
parte aud an unjussi6able zeal to keep o
pen and wide the breach with England ION
the part Of my old friends, the republieans.
/ am in daily fear of the arrival
ofa treaty from France, which will be
rushed inso. making proinisss on our part,
which will be adhered to; and stipalstions
on his par, that willbe mere: deceptions;
he has disresardrd and trampled on his
former treaty with 10 |; Notwithstanding We
have continued minister At his court for
no other purpose thao to supplica.s his mer.
cy, and 10 beg favor of him. Had he q
bided by the stipulations Of that treaty, this
nation would have been an hundred million
richer we should have heard Of none of
his representations Of his creasures- burn-
ing and reasoning American, ships ct
bis imprisoniug and starving American sea.
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! Rnss tas Yifs,isis <.Rssriss.

II. 4 - ~. e. r :
Esercisg fSe Bell rreEts.---An aadisieh.
.ssI psOos--if indsed.aa addisicaalproof can
.ss dis sime ofsdaybe wanting esfs the CON-
.asr 4, fsllY efour democratic admmissra-
r,isn il attempting % roerce The sslligerenss
NV their faasoais;i ssnbasso, may be found in
= --ths spsssh 81 the Ensliah chancellor q
*xshesues, published N our so'umnsef TO-
saay. 8 He s.ases in .heimoss positive man
ner, that saswithstandins an the restrictions
attempted sotse imposed upon her com,
rn.res, BY Fssnch DEGREES and american
statues, shsS Actual exports, foreign and
ssaemsssie, cf Great Britain during the iass
-,esr. sxcseded ID amount those ofany for.
s,uer year q war By ZEN niil'is"s. and even
sshess Of any of the NOSE prosf srous years
>sfpsaes ystsen miais"' .
And yet 4 10 6a. few months since We
were told and se,d TOO with an 'air''of the,
ssmoss supereaious seif;esmplaeenes by the.
>demoerssie ofgsns through. the country :
shat sur embargo wss wsrking'wondsrs to.
wards he downfall ofIhas nation that be:
sween this regulation and the deerses' Of
Nspclson, every outlet for her exports was
.slosed; Thar her naanufacseries were ruin
ed and her citizens 10 state Of starvation
and insurrecsicn. Many an homes. man
sand patriotic sisizen was imposed upon sy
.shese Yepsssensas;eaa. aid though he felt
sshe alpAoss ibspfFerable pressure Of the msa-
.sure upaf himsslf. bore il with the irmness
sbseomisg ! good subject. because he was
sapshe 20 believe thas il would werk the
ruin Of our foes. .... -. 4
Alta comes the trvth of the case: and
she honest farmer. merchant and mechanic,
shen knds, that while the embargo (accord-.
sih9 60 IA estimate made upon the floor Of
sCongrsss,) has cost his country more than
swrney millians sterling; she FIRST lord of
sh. treasary. In chat eOunsry which the en-
barge was principally desjgnsd to injure,
mskss his Official boast, that in the single
arsieie ofrxpor,s, his country isths richer
for hist msasase.ty ten millions
WIN such fscnL az these, which are daily /
ines.asins both 10 nuraber and Importance,
never ssnviaee che people bow grossly they
have BEEN and continue robe imposed up
oni Has the si6nber,of Aneriean .pa:ri.
oslsm Bssome esetpal: will nothing a.
rouse our cisizens 70 . sense Of shei, shame
and Of IAeis danger; andare: wsso fatally
snsmerea with she s,ams of liberty, thar we
have esssed b ssiieisnss abou, the sub.
ssance Z ARE we already ripe for the rule
Of ssa xsaa NapoEEove If we are, 10
Gods name iei us submit TO Il ., encs, ,has1
We may knew the faA extent sfour misery's.
,hus pc sre not, lis high time Tor Us to
epsn cur sxea and look aheue IN.
.-S-s-s,-S,s>st
sSsStS ~ -
. III a.AS n Ae - h ~
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"A STATEMENT

Exhibiting annual the military ana nav
Embellishments 1902
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LETlITERI

1 !S1n.--I have:she honor IN obedience to
the resolution of the house Of representa-
lives Of the SIS, uitimc, To- transmit . state
ment ofthe annual smoons OF expenditure
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April IS:
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TW,H Dollars Reudv1
RUNAWAY NECNoES.

NVNAWAS N6oNVSSs,i u " IN
Run swsy.on Saturday Seth q &SM ~ . Z
negro fellow, namsd ko1ENT .'calis Mn,
ssif Robert Thompsoa. lis Asahe,R swspty
three years old, sssus a.s Get nine sft.a |,
Inches Nigh, hsndssrc sshd ssty we'll 49,.
has q sesr on enc Of HE ehssks, M ,ssss
on ens of Me hands oecsplens6, 5fsn sks.
eu. Of Z kuile.1hls elotshang isase CAtleajn-. d
iy rscollscssd. Aha, q usSso ,wsajhA, asne4
LEAH, about twenty I've yssss oh 49,
Der etsiid nearly or about islshsssn uaeue!ss
old she u about The eoMusoN dses end. -
advanced In pstgnshey. u xSi give ulsl
dollars ies SppsshsndlAe salt 'ss0se ~ 10
Of che Mate, and twspDy &ellals u NltAiA ~ 4
state : end Al vsaisnabls shasS@ Y ssss1
Robest 8. Desllr
Near hs l1lls yslh q sssses - /,
:, All 'Xil ...,s,. II ,,l..l. ,ns sss ] $.
|srs sAslsSsd sgsins. hat sssnG g sA1y ~ J.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of decd Of trust Fl ON ''7asdm
Hodssox to the subscriber, will DO sold u
auction, on the premises, q, the Oh gay OF
this month, the uhexpired Term OF that
FARM asjsscns to the rown Of A'eSsndt.a,
whcreon the said William Hodgson hath toe
some years past resided, commonly esl!aa
Brivue, containing about twelve acres Win
the rove,nsnts thereon. There arc abone
eigh, years yet unsspired in tbs Ies.e, aha
the property IL subject 10 IN sn"uurre'"0
Sres IS =. =.
At tho ssne time will slsabe 'olt, az tae.
don. at Hsllsus, sundry articles OF House
mold Furniture. % r.
Thomas SWAIN, Trustee.
Maya. .. ,ns ~ <.
Al, the ysine dme and place will Shc
be sold, three cows, two sows, owe carl come !,
farming utensils, and other articles Srpef-
tanning 70 .aid Hodsson's estate !: ! ~
'" John M'i"er: Z.
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Up. s. March Awe Just ieara. that
the French are driven from Msaaga. They
abondoned that city on the i5.h, after hav-
Ing plundered it throughout this retrossde
argues their weakness, and that their rem
foresments do not arrive" |
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