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S SECOND EDTI0N.

We have exclusively received intelligence
from London SO late as half past & O'Clock,
on Saturday evening. AT that hour cir
Francis Burdrtt was still at his house IN
PicadilIy, before which were at tina, tine
the horse guards patrole.
= From the morning Chronicle Of Saturday
-: we take the following paragraph: -.
- Sir Francis arrived in TOWN about one
O'clock. where he received note from the
SERGEANT at arms; informing him Of the or.
der Of the house for his eommittal, and re.
'quessing 10 know when he should wait Up.
ON with the speakers Warrant, for the pur.
pose at accompanying him to the Tower
Sir Francis; however, had not been many
minutesat his honsr, when Mr.. Column
entered, and he was informed that the hon.
Baronet would be at leisure to sprak with
!, him .hDss 80 o'clock ,h;s dey. Upon th;s
Mt. Colnhan departed; but abou,six o'clock
"a the evening he again called, aud stating
10 SIR Francis that he had the speakers or.
der to execute the. warrant forthwith, III.
: Hon. Baronet replied that he would no, 60
with him. Mr.. CoIman urged the au.ho.
ti,y Of his Warrant, and thar he was entitled
ifhs thought proper, to cali in aid for rs
enforce ment. Sir Francis denied the au.
thority Of such an ins:rumeut alledsinr his
RICH, to call in aid, if he thought proper,
to resistits' execution, and exprt ssed his re.
solution to reprl force BY force. = Here the
conversation terminated and Mr.. Colman
Withdrew. ..s..
= In the course of the day the lord n,avor,
1t is said, sent 'note--to the secretary Of
state, requesting that sir Frmeis- nigh, not
be sent to the city, as he was apprehensvs
ofsome violation of the public peace.
FURTHER PARTICULARS:
>fnthe evening tie multitude assembled
before the door Of sir Francis Burdett was
So graf as completely to 6bstruct the pas.
sage through PicstlilIy between 8 and nine
O'Clock, a detachment proceeded to attack
a'house in Berkley square, supposed TO be
Mr.. Lethbridge's, but whichis now in the
possession Of Mr.. Raikes.. The mob had,
however. destroyed the whole Of the win.
dows before the mistake was discovered.-
We understand the dead body of Mrs.
RsSkes, who died within these few days,
was at that time 10 the house. The mob
next proceeded tothe house Of lord Castle.
reagh. III King street. St. James's, of which
the whole of the windows were insssn.ly
demolished. Returning again to Berkeley
square,t the crowd attacked lord Dartmou,ips
house, and treated il 10 the ssme manner.
They then proceeded 10 the house of M.
Yorke, which experienced 90 viofynt an st.
tack thatin a-momeut not Q pine of glass
remainsd whole. Mr.. Pereivsls windows
were also broken. These proceedings 10.
dueed some Of the inhabisauts to put lishn
in their windows, in the hopes tha. they
would thereby avert the fury.of the sssaiI.
ants. The cireums,ance was quickly seis.
ed upon by the multitude, and they vsv
inconsistency required lishn u b. shows
~ q ,ptosf ofcoue4rrsnee 10 their sentimlph
respecting cir Francis sBurden. The coz,
sequence Vas, dat az The streets in tho
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S~0SS 0S1tVeO ~ OGICWs
LONDON, Ap,a 6, ha,r past :, Pm.
:" Some egregious errors appear in the
papers of this evening regarding Sir Fran.
els Burdett. He rs neither in the Tower
nor intends to be there. He disputes the
authority Of the Speakers warrant for his
commitment, and means to resist its execu-
ton by every legal expedient. A con.ide-
rable crowd is before Sir Francis house in
Picadiily, but he is himself at his country
residence at Wimbledon.
During the whole Of the morning
numerous concourse have attended at the
Tower Hill, and the streets ADJACENT, with
the expectation OF seeing Sir Francis
Lord Mora, in his official situation, has
been at the Tower to- receive the me- mBer
for Westminster. AZ measure of pre-
caution, for which l trust there will be no
occasion, the guns of the principal gate and
bastion' towards Tower.street have been
loaded and artillery has been planted along
the interior street of the fortress leading to
the portcuilis. The garrison has been great.
ly reinforced. Such are the particulars I
have received from q special messenger who
has Just 1eftthe place. ...
=" In Westminster meetings have been
held by the friends of their representative,
to consider what. expedient they should. a.
dept to be restored to the benefit of the
eleetivefranchise, of which, by the vote of
this morning in the Commons House, they
alIege they are deprived, and many thou.
sand signatures are BY this time Obtained, to
q requiaition to the hi Oh baliff for meeting
-iu the Palace Yard, which it is said will be
Immediately appointed. 'on''the same CD.
portuuity. vote of thanks is to be propos.
ed to Sir Francis Burdett, for wha, is call.
ed his confidential letter to HE eous.itu.
snts." -..-.. t~'f.- -
sAMTKER ACCOUNT. Il
1.-THE case of Sir Francis Burdets q. thi,
moment absorbs every consideration. AT.
ter the decision Of the House Of Commons
last night that Sir Francis should be com.
mittsd 70 the Tower, il ives naturally 70 be
expected thar the hon: baronet would have
been conveyed to his place Of confinement
in the course Of this day, but to the present
period he has not been taken shithsr-it is
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srE,';, Aarea e, 1sio.
g.. -. srk1's, March 2e, 1910
fksye bot moment to enclose
eonv Of M. de Gallo iettsrto Mr.. ram
NETT. ~.
/ an, cir, wish repeet, .I.l.
Your most obedient serve, -
(Signed) o.,o,,c
honorable z. Smith, .., -.
Secretary State. .......
Honorable r. Smith,
Secretary State.

.
lTRANsLAT1oNs.] So.
NAPLES, 9Th March, 1910.
The ml,ister,ef foreign a6a;rs Of his me-
. ;estv the Hing eftne t,vo Sicihes, to Mr.
r. Hammrtt, 4pasul Of the United States
sIef Hms,ica.
II have lad before his majesty the
>renestsd demands which you have address
sed to me in behalf of the American citizens
and vessels lying in the ports Of his king
dom. His majesty cannot contemplate
without BAN The little Htonsonanee which aP-'
pears to him to exist between your, soiieIta'
tions and the principles adopted by the go
ye,ntneut of The United States which are
contained 10 the provisions Of the act OF the
LIST of March Of the past year, operating
against the commerce of France, and that
Of those states leagued with her in the po-
litical system of the French empire.
AFTER that act you ought not TO be sur
prised sir, at the vigorous measures which
his majesty the king has been compelled to
adopt against the Vessels Of your nation Ia
den with prohibited merchandise.
= With respect to the Americans who COM
pose the crews of the con6scated vessets,
his majesty has directed his minister OF the
marine to procure passages tor them, 10
order that they may return to America.
II fatter myself, sir, that the alterations
which rnay'take place in the resolutions OF:
your Cover nment, will dispose his majesty
tome assures more comfortable to his views,
and TO those sentiments Of friendship and
good understanding which the king is de-,
s:rous should exist, and which he wishes
to cultivate with the United States Of Anne
RIGA.
Accept, sir, the assurances Of my very
distinguished consideration.
~'(Signsd)
The Ma,quis or Gallo.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

Extracted from Dublin Papers to Abril II !,
!. '-<rssves are Seeson; oy rat sh;p Irts, Con.
- way, arrived at Salem.
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TRIESTE, 7,h March, 1910.
Mr.. Inspector General, 49,.
.. The cen6sca,ion of the American schoon.
er Elizabeth, Captain Jefery Farroll, has
taken place in consequence cf-the orders of
his Imperial and royal majesty, agreeably
to the communication made to me ON the
9Th instant, by the governor.general.
&'Ihave since been notified of the insen-
lions of his majesty, in a more formal man.
nsr, by the letter which the Duke Of Gaate,
minister OF the finances, wrote to me on the
oath Of February last.
According TO the msof the letter, and
coniormably to the orders Of his majesty,
j. was enjoined Immediately to lay an EN-.
barge on all American vessels which should
be found, or which should arrive in the
pores ,of.the Illyrian provinces, and their
carsoes directed to be confscated. S[,'.>
, These par.ieulsrsturnish an answer 70 the
emo uiriss contained hi your letter Of this
day, aud I think Il would be expedisut to
corsrnuniea,ea,bem 70 Capt. >FarIoll.
y. have the honor, &c.
,-fsxned) ,DAUCHY,
i. Count Of the Empite,
,r< = Counsellor Of State
=; and Instndanf Go.
f--1i neral: :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-06
NoRFoLK, FEB. %.
GUIDALOUPE.

remained ( ST.. dIdrftn's and 81. Eust1tid
erccftedJ Of al tic Vatua6ic hosse8sionS
7vhich France once hetd in the Western
Worid, has fatien under the h27ver Of her
rival.
Captain Robertson, zoho arriUed here yes
ferday in thc brig Eraeriment from SENT
Barthoion,e7O'8, 7yhich place he fe/t The 10fh
inst. inI0rB,s rs that HreUion8 10 tbs deiiar
fure, a gentleman arriUed from Gnada
koutc, zpho qoGS in tie Island 7uhen it coEi-
fulatcd. There 4cas iftie resistance made
erceht az one .fort, 7ciich 7vas defcHded
Uery eatiaH!iy, and 7yQs caryied BY $50 m
in qpiich nearly all IRE French 7ocre kiiicd.
Tie terms are nearly fhe same as those
granted 70 martinique. SeVerai letters
confirm ire above, and after cartain 10
6ertson SQiiea, he Sitskq a British govern.
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mo. 90.

rnent brig, rvho informed him Of the SIR /.
'cnaer cf the Island. n fart Of The forces
Tuerc crhected TO iee75ora 70 reduce Sotne
Martin and ST Eastatia, 7rhfch could make
no resistance. THIS is realized RE dreaac Of
.Nahoieon-" SAihs, Colonies g Commeree.'
Ledger.
NE learn from Captain Otis. 7cho arri-
ved Mts morning .from 81 Rarfhoiomesrs,
soaie .furfhe. Particulars Of RE a:laek and
surrender Of Gnadaioute. Tire French as
q Tvas e.rficcfed, retired 10 the heights near
Bassaterrc, schcre they svere strongly en-
frenched. On Saturday he Sd inst. the
Brt;fSh 7eade general attack on al The
french line, end 7bere rcfuised scith me.
loss Of 500 men. On Surdey the In of
he6. tie british commander directed ano-
her Gs&aah, haping ordered his froois 70
takc ne .fiats from ,heir musketS ard nut
IRE issue on The BGyonct. The French
received kke second asSa:n 7Yih eguai bra
gerry and the british iosf 500 men in Killed
----but being oves.hogycred, a cessation Of
arms gas requested and !gr.ansrd--cjte,-
Trhioha caaitntafion zraS agreed anon, 81
fhr Isiard surrendered on .Sunday HE An
V February. One French regiment NTH
fhe erccbtion Of foe men gcere killed in the
assault Id.
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GHARLES BOSHER with sincere thanks
~ Tor former patronsge--respecttuil informs
his friends and the public, that the Carriage ma.
King & Blacksmith work heretofore carried ON BY
hiln, will hereafter be conducted under the firm
OF Charles and Thomas Boshcr-who hope by IN
dustry and attention TO business, 10 merit con-
tinuance OF public favour Fashionable Gigs,
Carriages, Single.ridng Chairs, anil all kind, nj
Blacksmith work faithfully executed, at tsir
shop, three doors east Of the Bank: on the street
leading from the mainstrees 90 the CAPITOL
CHARLES BOSHER.
THOMAS BOSHER.
Feb 20. Ct
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GENTLEMEN-Yo will please to take No
~ tce, that on Friday the 10th day of March
next, between the hours of eight in the morning
and six in the evening, at the Washington Ia
vern, in the City of Richmond, I.haIl proceed to
take the dispositions of John Clark, Benjamin
Haley, John Mcbride, VIM. Rawleigh & Others,
and Continue the same from day to day until they
are finished, to be read as evidence in n SUIT now
depending in the superior court of Chancery for
the Richmond District, wherein John Hopkins
is plaintiff. and Corbin Griffin, myself and others
are defendants.
EDWIN JAMES HARVIE.
Messrs Corb;n Griffin, and2
Henry Lee. S
March 9. sw
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EIRE5H GLOVER &. GARDEN SEEDS
~ fouSALe By the subscribers, at their new
Medicine store near The Market Bridge. guam
tity Of CLoYER SEED and general assert.
ment of GdRDBN SEEDS, consisting in part
OF early and late Peas, do Beans, do Cabbsge,
to.Turnlp; early Radish, Lettuce, Parsnp, Beet,
Carrot, Peppergrass, Smbns, &c. &C.
Also, Medicines,s Drugs, Paints, Dyeing,
Drugs, &c.&c.
VAIL & ROGERS.
February 10. 2awtf
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PENITGNrIARY STORE,

AND
ID O ~ e STIC-WAR Emo USE. 4
IN ] BURR. in addition to the articles MAJ
A|e nuiactured at the Penitentiary, offers for
sale an assortment of GOODS of HOME INA.
WLJFACTJRE, uiS
Fine and coarse HATS of every description
Aresuiar supply of Cotton CLOTH, on con-
signment from the Providence Manufactory, and
will be sold by the piece at the mill prices, viz:
BEDTIcKINc, STRIPES, CHECKS & PLAIN
CLorHs, SPUN CoTToN, single and double,
home made LINEN 5HEErINc.
RICHMOND GUN-POWDER by the key,
warranted of superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER g. ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER in barrels.
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Legs,
Coloufed and Black Eoans
COOPER.
February Is. IF
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LrsHoN. January l

II is affirmed for fact, by a person who has
had an opportunity of being in the Office of gen.
eral Beard, and seen the official returns, that
since the first invasion of the Peninsula, 672,0
men have been sent into it. BY deducting the
number marched back TO France, and the present
French army in Spain, we can arrive at the know
ledge of their loss.
January 1.-THE following intercepted letter.
published in the Seville Gazette Of the Goth last
month, by order oftI,e Spanish government, will
prove the precarious tenure by which the enemy
hold some posts in Old CASTLE, and exhibits a
specimen of the confidence which is to be placed
in the foreign troops Incorporated in Bonaparie's
iegions.
Fortress Of Pancorro, Nov. 10, 1902
The lieutenant commander OF artillery at the
fortress Of Psncorro 10 the general commander
in chief Of artillery.
GeAerai--All the prisoners of state arrested IN
this province made their escape last night Up.
on examination my suspicious fall on all the guard
The officer of the pStroe has deserted, and
the sergeant convicted of being an accomplish.
In fine, general, cannot place my confidence in
the men composing this garrison, who are chiefly
Prussians, and IT they not shortly Withdraw Wi,
and French soldiers sent in their places, ] am
confident they will deliver the place to the Span
iards. / am under the necessity of making the
artillcfsts mount guard in the most exposed parts
of the garrison.
have the honor, &c.
(Signcd) LIBY.
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C7}msiafc3 tor the American. J
SUMMARY OF THE EypOsF-

SUMMARY OF THE Expose,
Delivered before the legislative body by Mon.
sieur de idoutalivet, minister Of the Interior on
the t2th Dec 1859.
His exceilency divides his report into several
parts. In The first, he Describes the works I'M
dertelcen, finished in tho differen, parts OF the
empire since the last session on one side the
canal OF St Quentin, finished By the prisoners Of
war tlia! OF Napoleon, which is 10 Join the
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HOUSE eF REPRESEW7A7yVES
MoNDAY, Feb. 2e.

Mr.. JoUe reported bill TO incorporate
the Washington Navy Yard Mechanical So
Ciety; and bill to incorporate Fire In
Surancc Company in the town Of Ale xapdria.
Twice read and referred to committee 6s
the whole.
Mr.. LoUe presented the petition of the
First and Second Chambers Of the city Coun-
Gil Of Washington. praying an extension of
their powers. Referred to the COMMITTEES
on the District of Columbia
On motion Of Mr.. Ne7uon. a resolution
was adopted directing the committee ~
Commerce * Manufactures 20 enquire ysbe
ther any amendment is necessary in the lave
making compensation TO the collectors Of thu
custops IL the ~ S.
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:" ANTED by a Gentleman from five to six
w Thousand DOLLARS-for which mort
gage will be given on 500 acres of Excellent
LAND as security, and good interest payable
every first of January. Thisroney is wanted for
the term of or 10 years-Application to be made
to the Editor of the Enquirer.
March 9. Sw
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EATANTED Immediately, one or two good
w wofkmen ut the Cosch.m,sng business
to master worlsn,en liberal wage, viii be given
by Messrs. Wren & Robinson, irst below the
Swami tavcrc. on Shoclr- Hill, Richmond.
FebruaryS. 2awtf
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NTOTICE,--The Executive viii receive PRO.
4 y posss for making Carriages 10 inoun, Can.
non, until the l0tl Of Msrch next, according to
model TO be exhibited here, Of so tescribed as
70 bc understood by the undertaken.
hHsst.
SAMUEL COLEMAN. a. c. g.
kicsmond, Feb Q. eps1JM.
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FOR SALE, at the yendue Office of the
i Subscriber,
90 90 b bSiss s Muscovado Sugars,
10 hhds Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds Antigua Rum,
pipes real Cogniac Brandy,
90 bbls Apple Brandy.
Hare's Beer in barrels and half barrels,
600 sacks Liverpool ground Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and tierces,
A quantity of Seine Irvine,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Kyson Skin,
and Souchong Teas,
30 boxes brown Soap, IL
Rasins in boxes and kegs, and many other
articles.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. 4ac'r.
March 9. If
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CT Pabfshcd6y Thomas Richie. nearly op-
posite che Gts5e Taprrn, Richmond, Yirginia.
o. CONDITIONS Five dollars I. year. to
be paid annually advance. Those vsho srish to
b. considered as ansiai Subscribers, nast hereafter
DESIGNATE it at tie time Of Subscribing, otherscise
their p1osrs srW be discontinued at te expiration
Of the FRS. year.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

w ANTED, on hire for the balance ofthe
w year, so or 40 able bodied Negro Men,
for whom liberal price will be given-they will
be employed in the Coal Mines-Apply to the
Subscribers in Manchester, or to Harry Heth at
the Coal Pitts.
NICHOLSON, HETH, & Co.
March 9. eeplm
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Jg1AYLoR NOEL, il. executor &c. fRich.
Z ard Noel, deceased. Take notice that we
shall upon the Cts aud 18th DAYS Of A.
pril next at Linyds Tavern in the county of Es-
sex, and on the nint day the said month at the
Bowling Green Tavem in the county Of Caro-.
line, proceed 70 take The Dispositions Of sundry
witnesses to he read in evidence in tie Stit de-.
pending in the superior Court Of Chancery, for
,be Richmrnh district, wherein YOU are plaintiffs,
aud we and others arc defendants
THO MS STHRESHL1,
ANBR0cE BRoWN.
ILLS ARMSTRONG;.
March 2. w4wT
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TIEBAULT.

BApAJos, Dec. 90
The heas quarters OF the British army under
the command ofiord Wellington, marched from
this place to day, to be fixed, it is supposed at d.
media and Ciaaad Rodrigo.
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EOWAKu LILLIAN.

II AS just received, from New-Yorls, and for
Il 4 sale at the store lately occupied by Daniel
TrIplett, supply OF Fresh GROCERIES,, viz I:
Gun Powder in cases oc 3 lbs. each, , ,rr.
imperial, Tyson, and Young Hyson, 10
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Green Coffee and fresh Smoked and Picked
Chocolate, Salmon,
Loaf and brown sugars, Hair Powder,
Old Antigua Rum, Roll and Pot PomatuD
COgniac and old Peach Windsor and Brown
| Brandy, Soap,
Holland Gin, superior Liverpool Ware,
quality, Canton China,
Liquor Co!ouring, Large and small sets,
Madeira and Sherry Plain and Cut Glass,
| Wines, Best Spanish Segars,
| Nutmegs, cloves, mace Shot assorted,
Cinnamon, Alspice, Gun-p Powder,
| Pepper, Race, and Agate Flints,
| Ground Ginger, Writing Paper, WATERS
Best London Mustard, Crehores & Deseiver's
Do. white in seed, superine Playing
Rice, Pearl barley, Cards,
Fresh Currants & cram Cotton u Wool Cards,
berries, Eew-England Cheese,
Raisips and Almonds, superior quality,
| AnclIOyiss, Olives, Ca IL dozen Salt Pctred
| pers and Catsup, Hams,
Fotant Indigo, Sack Salt, Salt-Petre,
Fig Blue, Bar.Iron.
Alum and Copperas,
| ~ THE above articles will be sold low for
CASH or Country Produce.
/ November 8. wifi
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ISSOLUTICN OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership of S,aock and 7vner was
dissolved on the Goth of January last {: All those
that are indebted to the concern will make pay.
ment to Esme Smock only, and those who have
accounts against the concern will call on Esme
Sraock for payment.
ESIlE SMOcK.
.JOHN;F, PRICE,
Agent for Robert Turner.
N. R-The Business III future will be conduct.
Cd by ES1NE G PETER S81OCK. +
March 2. If
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CONTINUATION
LIBY.

or FOREIGN CENCE.
Eeeeiveaby the schr Fdrn, 1oagg, in 81 days from
ST. Se5astiaas.
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spacd relief, and perrnanen tcure ofvarious
co,npl ,ints which result from dissipatep
pleasures, juvenile indlscretions, residence
inclimates unfavorable to the constituuon,the
immoderate use of tea, frequent intoxlcatlon
orany destructive intemperance, the unskii-
flu or frequent use of mercury, the diseases !.
pelculiar to females at certain period OF
life, bad layings in, &c.
And proved by long & extensive experience !.
to be absolutely unparalleled IN the cure CT !.
Nervous disorders, consumptions, lowness OF
spirits, loss o appetite, impurlty OF Blood
hystericai affections, inward weaknesses, VI
client cramps in the stomach and back, inal,
gestion, melancholy, govt In the stomach
Involuntary emissions, pains IN the iilnos'
relaxations, obstinate elects, fur alous Tor
whites) impotency, barrenness, &c. &c.
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/ ALL GODD,
FS}R SALE.

A LEASE for lives, for 5l2 acres Of l,nt
1 A lying in the county of Fairfix, and X.
ing part OF the tract OF land called Pgp,n.
worth," the annual rent of which IS Gf.v do,
lars. II is about nine miles fom AexanJr;'
the Little River Turnpike Road PASSING ne.,
it. There is On said farm very convene,
dwelling and farm houses, and a good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres in Glover
equal to any in the neighborhood, about tho
same quantity OF timothy meadow of excel
Lent quality, and as much more uHinproycd,
This farm is divided into five lets, and the
fencing in tolerable repair If il is not dis.
posed Of by the first OF October, will lease
it for lives. Il is SO situated as to make two
tcnements. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
Jofeph Powell.
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