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,she had been educated; she was re-
|ceived with great magni6cence aud an
establishment splendid and expensive,
provided for her. She was not d..z-
zled by the 5rilliancy of the court, aor
the pleasures of Paris; and she soon
sighed for the tranquility OF her ia
theirs house. 1t was proposed TO her
that she should marry Ferdinand VII.
who upon her union should be restor-
ed.to his Kingdom, but she peremtori-
ly refused and said tina. she was edu-
Gated in her fathers principles, and was
resolved to follow his fortunes. She
|despised the grandeur that was to be
purchased by the sacrifice of the en-
gagements which had first lifted the,
family to power and the only request
she had to make to the emperor, was
permission to return to her fathers
house. This inaexiale republican spi-
rit in young lady Of sixteen years,
raised at once the indignation and jea-
lousy of Napoleon againsthis brother !;
as he imagined that if any reverse of
fortune on his part should revive the
rump of the .jacobins. they would look
to leader Of such character as Luz
Glen proved himself to be-. He sent
back the young lady, wi lvperemptory
orders to her father to quit his domi~
Mons forthwith. He is, we understand,
Ito reside at Stonr-touse, seat belong
ing to the earl of Fowls, situate four
miles from Ludlow, until L. aiore Hall
in Montgomeryshire, it fitted up FOR
his receptions.
Lucien Bonaparte left Plymouth on
Sunday, for Ludlow, in shropshire
Madame b. and asmily are to follow
him in few days
The baggage OF Lucicn Bonaparte
and his attendants is stated to weigh
3S tons. There. was peri ct SOU ID
bic among the Inn-kcepersof Plymouth
and Dock, to know which of them
should have the hopor of lodging these
persons under his roof. Lucien stu
diously avoiiis all pomp and osteritati-
on. His eldest son, fine youth of IL
years of age, has been taken through
the dock-ya,d, accompanied by captain
Warren, who brought them 10 En-
gland.
1t is stated that Lucien Bcnaparte,
when passing through Exeter, played
off Bonapartean nanoevre, and rode
on the outside of the carriage as an at
tendant, having thereby an undisturbed
view of the country and people, with
out being an object for remark, or gaz-
ed at by the multitude.
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LUciEN BoNAPARTE.


The circumstances relative to the arri
va; ct Luc;en bpnaparte 10 this country,
are said 10 be as follows In consequence
Of the repeated demands of Napoleon, that
he should sepsrata lynn his wife and suffer-
his future destiay 70 be arranged by the
French, Ruler=and the repeated refusal of
LGcieDto conforte to these demands, the
latter began to seVapprehensve that forcI
bic pleasures would be resorted TO by M
poleon, apd therefore Lucien many months
ago, wrote from Rome to Mr. Hill, our Mi.
mister at Sardinia, requesting that gentle.
man would obtain from his Court passport
for Lucien and ais family 20 p, oceed to A.
merica. Mr. Hill natuf ally anxious 70 faci.
1itate the removal of one brother from "a
mother, who seemed lIKeiy 10 resort to the
most desperate violence in order to accom-
pIsh his purpose, vensured to send an an
swer encouraging Lucisn TO proceed 20 Sar
dina, and thea comnuDicated what he hac
done 10 our government, who Immediately
expressed their refusal TO grant the pass.
ports. MIR Hill, then wrote to Luclen, to
inform him, hat the permission which he
requested could not be obtained. Lucien
however soon av.dled himself Of the favor.
able letier'irom Mr. Hiu, and proceeded to
Sardinia, alledging that eprohibrory let.
tch bStCT TSdSnSu nun On MS dfIiVdl
there be- was not permitted to land, ard a
very jrksome correspondence was carried
on between him and Mr. Hill, in which be
truly siatsd, that having trusted 70 the faith
OF The British nation in the permission he
had received, he had made his situation
dcsp. rate with MS brother aud could not
return withou the .cert4inty Of ruin. Hap
PLY, at that tine Mr Adair arrived az
.Caghari, and Mr. Hill consulted with him
what course should be taken IN the unplea-
SAINT dilemma wien it was agreed that
Bucieo should go TO Malta till tue resolu-
ton OF the government, Hpder the new cir
ounistauc-s, could be kndwn; and ia the
mean time II was ascertsined, that the on.
~ object OF Lucien was 10 gain quiet i.
sylum, that he would, in truth prefer Ea.
gland 20 merica.
1t is not known that Lucien Bona
parte, after ne had refuseda crown, and
positively refused TO divorce his wife,
was requested by the emperor to send
his eldest daughter to the court of Pa
ris, that If he rejected grandeur for
himself, he Nigh; not object to his
daughters advancement Luciea con-
seutsd ; md the young lady went to
Paris under the care ofs lady by whom
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EAGLE TAVERN.
Mrs. WHIT, 4

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public,
buildings known by the above namr, are
now under her sole management and ex-
elusive control. Situated in central part
Of the CITY Of Richnond, and equally con-
venient for professional characters, and o.
theirs fIoin the coHntry, who have business
u the Capitol, and those who wish 10 take
lodgings in a part Of the town contiguous
to mercantile transactions, the EAGLE
TAVERN caoBot but offer to the traveller
and the Temporary resident, Accommodate
ons and ccuvenieuces, at least equal ~ sny
IN The city. Gentlemen from dItiereat
paris OF Virginia, add indeed from dis;anc
TO VISIT Richmond, and are DESTROYS of an
interview, one With another, will be least
likely to be disappointed, by putting arp at
the Eagle Tavern, as it is, unq0esttonably,
irom It's long and extensive ceiebrisy, more
frequented by genteel travellers than any
tavern in the city, and also has the adyan-
tage Of receiving aud entertaining the stage
pesso gers, boin from the North and ne
Soath.
rhe rooms ia the Eagle Tavern are nu.
nervous and we'll furnished, and so divers,.
6sd - ~ size and re,rensm, as eqnsllly
20 suit those who move with numerous "a /.
miles, and those hotraveI by themselves.
A large aud elegant taole will be every
day spread anN this establish nent Mrs.
Watt pledges herself TO support with uni.
foIm.tys
Ksaagnond Feb 60, 1911. IT
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DIVINE ALcoXNoco WOOD

This valuable article which has ac-
quired great celebrity 10 he West In
dies as an eg.csual remedy for the
Consumption. n now advertised for
sac BY Gernan Ducatsl-AD. heeary
No. 90 Market street, Baltimore
The advertiser states thot this wood
was obssined from Don Juan de Ma
ciss OF Yccusroupar', Spspis.. Main
wno was radically sured IN twelve days
by usisg 5lbs of said wood.
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| M, Raleigh IN. C. Fe6. u
| Inc friends OF Dam~st Maouf;c-
tures viii be grati6ed with view OF
the Return made to Beverly Daniel
Esq. the Marshal of thas Dislric. biz
his Assistants, in conformity with AN
act OF Congress, of the Manufactures
OF this State, which appears in this pa.
per. The aggregate value of goods
manufactured in the several counties.
1t Will be seen, lis nearly Five, Mill
ons OF Dollars, exclusive of MANY ar.
ticles which are omitted in this Re
turn.
PHshA psLrRrA, Feb 49, /.
IN consequence. OF the publication Of an in.
complete Statement OF the number of Inhali-
tants in the City and Cuuuty of rhiIadeiplnsI
some OF the New York Editors have cubl,si,etI
an az erroneous comparison Of the popuIatcp of
rhILApELpHIA and Nsw-Yoax. I'hc Mar
shall OF the District o. Penns ylv.nia had ena-
bied us To give I'm the preceding page the
whole OF the Returns of the City and Cauntv
o.. OF fnlLAEELpHIA, within the limits of which
the number OF Inliabitants amounts to Hippo
While tnes Guy Of NEw-YoRK
winch embraces the whole Island o6. so
oil - miles in length, contains but y
30 that the. Population If Philadei.
ph'a exceeds that of New York IA COG
ana Philadelphia still retains her rank 80
the first city in the u. States.
ALEXANDRIA. Feb II
SS'ract OF 'erer fror kiarbehsai, 20 the Elk.
change Ceffee h"s;e, Bosom.
FEBRUARY 6, p. n.
Arrived, sch'r. Polly, Dennis, in 80
days from Corunna. The Spanish ar
mics nec- Coruuna were said to be
80. 600 ST. ong, and the French in The
ne ghbcr'slod about Is 900. It was
reported that the French army within
about 20 miles of Lisbon had been RI.
inforced with aooHt 10000 men-Tte
FOLLY has about 5000 lbs OF Merino
Wool, consigned TO b. T. Reed ard
w. Blacklen.
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Foreign
LONDON, Dscsnber so,


PROTEST OF THE ROYAL DUKES.
Tie following is a corr. ct copy of the Pro-
test by all the Royal Dukes, against the
proposition submitted TO the Prince CT
Wales: -tt
"SIR. ~
The Prince OF Wales having assembled
the wboiepf the male branches Ct the Roy
al Family, andhaving COMMUNICATED to US
the plan intended TO be proposed by his
majcstv's confiEenti,,l servants, to the Lords
aud Commons, 'or the establishment Of a
regency, should the Continuance of his ma
jesty's ever to be depiored illness render it
ne cessary we feel il duly we owe to his
n,sjesty, to our country and ourselves, to
onter cur solemn protest against measures
we consider asperfectly Unconstitutional, as
they are contrary TO, ard suhversive of the
principles which seaed our Family upon
the hroDe of this Realm.
(Signed)
FREDERICK,
WILLIAM,
M ERNEST.
AUGUSTUS FREDERICK,
ADOLPHUS FREDERICK,
WILLIAM FREDERICK,
"Wednesday n eht, IL O'clock, December
ic, 1902
RI. Eon Spencer Percevsl, sc.
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ChnrIctte counAv. h miI

Churictts courhy, u vii:
fTAKdH up by Johff Roa b, jos the 14;h
Dec. 1910, RIaeH ina IL, vhre Sta
sapp ,sed 20 be ,nr,e Isr. old mex. ipTn,g BAL.
y grown APPRAISED io6Igh. dollars
Copy, THOMAS READ, 6. 9.
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Virginia Manafacfuy4
FOoLSCAP WRITING PAPER
Manufactured at the Virginia Paper Mills,
For Sale at this Offce.
~ @ TIC Z. 3

:. LII persons having claims against the
IN estate of s. Hsvey. dec. are requested
TO bring them forward properly authenti.
Gated for payment. these Indebted are re-
ques ed to make Immediate payment to
JOHN fINNEY, Admir-.
February 25, 1911. St
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Ffz whylsonB-eg Potter,
HaVe just recezed a AesAsas5i, 4
Fresh GfrdAn ASeeds.

fIEt baVe n hsfI# Iasfgr assOrment
of Stationary, r ~ KNIVES OF the
FIRST and inieriA gubIt;sI school beck
bibles, aud a feTAnew pub ca; ions, asv.is
and ATnsie Books, Ssdies tkgant scissors,
Mathematical IostfSmyfts, .parapel aud o..
Their rules, pocket, deck aud chamber ink.
stands, pocket books, &c. sc.
They continue To manufacture ali kinds
Of MERCHANTS s. RECORD BOOK.
With OF without faint lines & pa trt ba 8,
and 20 carry on The BOOK BINDING
BUSINESS IN al its bra ches.
Richmond, Feb. % 1919 w3y
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.


H""A FREEHoLpER OF rae AN
GENT DOMINION" shaliSappesr on FRI
day." A FRREHoLDER OF BUCK.
INcHAM" on TUESDAY.
" A complete List Of Prizes in the
Vineyard Lottery is Just received at tins
once, where 1t nay be examined by these
lA.ereSted.
CoNNuNIcATEp. *
sDeParted this life o.. the 18th ipst.
after long and lingering disease
which she had borne for severai
months, with. true christian for,iule
Mrs. .ELIZABEIH TURNER
consort of Mr.. Martin Turner OF this
City. She has left kind and bene.
violent Husband to lament the loss of
an aftectionase and tender Wife.
Died, on. thes1s,h inst. at Suffolk.
LEMUEL RIDDICK, Esq. o &c Of
the Representatives to the General
Assembly forgthe county of Nanse..
mond.
ss;@:@:@:-
Inspected at Richmond from the 18th
of Oct. to. the 1st inst.
1866 bbls. Superfine -four.
363 do. half do.
8349 do. fine do.
7S6 do. * middlings.
% do. common.
81, 1877
JOHN J. JOHNSON.
Feb. 25lh, 1911.
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fCOPY.l

"Mr. Perceval has the homer of acknow :
iedgiaS the receipt OF q solemn protest, i'm
the uaine OF all the male brarehes Of the
Royal Family, against the measures which
his majesty's confidential servants have
thought TO be heir du.y to communicate to
his royal highness the Prince of Wales, as
intended TO be proposed TO the tw' houses
OF 'parl au,eHt, .ior the establishment OF a
restricted regency, during he cont nuarce
Ct bis majesty's ever to De iainented lndIs-
POSITION and stating thar Their royal high
,nesses consider these m assures as perfectly
Unconstitutional, and cc<irary to, aud SUBJ
sersive OF the principles which seated MS
majes,y's Royal Family upon the Throne Of
this K, alp.
"Mr. Perccval has felt il to be his duty
to subM;t this communicated wilhcu, loss
of tine % his majesty's servants and
deeply as they lament that the measure
which they have thought themselves bound
to propose, shaiikPpear 70 their royal high.
MISSES to deserve a character so directly
contrary 10 that which Vt has been their
ag3.ieus eude.yor sncu,d belong to IT, must
stall, however, have the consolat Oh OF re
Gectihg thai tile principles upon Which they
have acted obtained the express and CON-
current support OF the two houses OF parli-
ameat in tie years 1888 and 1859 those
houses or Parli amtht had the high satisfac.
tlon pf receiving, 10y the Command ct his
majesty, after his inajesty's recovery, his
warncst acknowledgements for the additi-
onai proofs they have given of their affecti-
orate attachment 20 his person, ahG OF their
Jealous concern Tor the honor9and interest
OF his Crown aud the security aud good
government oil MS domin.ons aud that the
uninterrupted confidence which his majss-
tY was pleased to repose, for a long series
OF years., III the persons WHO proposed the
measures wh.ch were grounded on hose
principles, entities his majes.y's servants,
IN their Judgment, sill iurther to conclude,
that those principles and measures had the
sanction OF IS royal appreciation.
DOWNING -STREkT, Dec. 90. 1910.
His Royal Lhshness the Duke of York, &c.
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.fss en- Intelligent --drerrcoa Ers1s.nr T.
'S7s3ll'to lhe HGiEor of tie BoR5n renfirt
- CxrIz, De-. !, 1919
:. ne last time addressed y'ce was. 4
mistake net, from Lisbon, just alter lorI y:
had reiterated from Eoin,brs and Btisaco sH
n7as within a lew miles cf.hc iincs be rad pro-
posed shoaldprove the defence OF !, isbon ISa
norenUtI had conceived Eou,d hare bsea
sooner followed by an attack on the par.
Massena end c0i,sequenf action, thai it hss
proved. II is difficult Tor bye stopders % Judge
upon thesesubjeetx. 1t Is however in sAsa'
sure nnrayeiled. The oi,iect If lord w w
defensive, 60 Ear al least as defensive syStsn
cOasslLe CARRIED into effect vEkert tbs fsas~a
it .e4c4rne soFenslya. Mira, ,ter w1stse eo.|
duct pf legd w. Masscra declined Jfa6s'
ing his lines. Il was rot ms business 70 :.
ecacss 7Sec0sse disease aud deS.rtiG. were
conAeqaebee Of iodiscipIinc and Eii,ine, ia.
ing such attacks Oh Tie hostile army. Is "
ngtgo the necessity OF il GA lis part af -
county ~hiEh yen haze had from, Lisbon v.
prcve % you what share OF correctress II"
pisisn :ssay dessrse. AS TO The frsi rev.
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unto him land probably inthe hearing Of othcrsl>
/" whatsoever siayeth Cain vengeance shall
be taken on him seven fold" Here let US
pause a moment. These words demand our
most serious attention for Gcd spakc them. |
Gin willing that my opponents should give the
most favorable construction 10 the text which
the words can consistently admit. conceive
their true meaning to- be THIS. HAT the ven
peallce which God would have taken here aid
hereafter or any person Or persons, who should
have taken away the life OF Cain although q
murderer, would have been seven fold more
tl.antlle punishment he had now laid upon
Cain, merely for the violation Ola civil duty.
At any rate the text dcnounces Ill awful
doom OH any person or persons who should
hare inflicted capital punishment On Cain for
the murder that lac had committed I must
request al the defenders of sapEuinaly punish
ments, to read with :.ttention the whole Of the
proceedings In his trial, as they stand or re-
cord in the sacred volume. ! They will find 10
dlslocation oi bones by the tortures of the
rack; no burning at the stake; no strang-
ling b! halter urdera gallows; no life taken
away nor day OF probation shortened; not e.
Yea hair OF Cain head sCurChed or pluckcd
out And due reflection request them to
say, whether mankind amidst all their .Sitty
aid cruel inventions, have ever discovered any
sansu,nary punishment that has had more
efscctu.l tendency to reclaim the offender; to
deter others; and to secure the public than
the punishment which God laid on Cain for
the murder of his brother Abel. It is certain
that by it the public WAS A;frctualIy warned
and secured. And there is great reason to
believe that Cain was cincctu4.iy reclaimed,
tor he regretted being 'hidtronl Gods face
This was happy on,ei. OF his sincere repent
ance, and very different irom what his parents
exhibited whilst under the influence of inpe-
intent guilt j: >" They cndcavorcd TO h,. them
selves from the presehce OF the Lord" 1t ap.
pears that Cain lived many years after this;
and in all Likelihood became :, good member of
society, fer she builded q city, anL called tk3
name of the city after the Lame Of his sen,
ENucH" ga
10 be CentiaafaJ
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Red Lion Tavern.

nzas Myer, bess leave to itoFm tno
M i,ienas and customers otCHPi. refer
L. .cs, and asr ly'e husb.od, as VIC as inc
ru.hc in general, that size will commune 10
ks.p Tavern i, that noted stand /" IElnches
Vra,.,a.-Hasinr eommaiious hssss
mud st..inss she auters, herself, gentlemen
.i,r.v,, Hers and othcrs can be handsomely &C
con,,aoa.tcd
Wncn.ster, March IL, ISL -.---
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FOR SALE,

A FARM in Lpudoun, ut 1oo acres
One in Fairfax, go acres.
Oe in the County Of Alexandria, ''o a.''
A ,proved property in or near a'exsn'F'.''
will be taken in pavment-
enquire 6. the Printer 7,
March Is.
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BOSTON, Edrch ).
THE .SFE4IF1S. or Sp.4LE

k-fa IN intelligent --drerIco1 k!r.ns.nr Z
'.5f5,al-to ihe fsGitor ef tie Boxton rentirti
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Orphan'S Court,

Alexandra County, Dec. Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the executors OF JOHN
BUTCHER, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
six weeks, in the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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RALEIGH, November %.

The State Bank in this city commenced Its
discounts on Tuesday last. 1t is said appl'ca-
,;ons were made for the loan of one hnndred
cud forty thousand dollars but it is believed
the discounts did not exceed len lhoasan"'
Bonds to large amount were offered Oy
Merchants of Virginia.
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THIS as to give notice.,

That the subscribers, Of Alexandris county;
in the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate Of JOHN
BUTCHER. late of the county aforesaid
merchant, decd: Ell persons having claims
against the said drcedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the
4th day of June next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to the said es-
tate and those indebted thereto are required
70 make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 4th day OF De.
cember, 1871.
Jonathan Butcher.
John e. Patton,
Executors of John Butcher.
December 4 eo6w
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To the Citizens of A!exandyla i:

r PROPOSE opening School on Prince
i street, in house the property of Mr..
Richard Weightman on Monday the 9th
of December. This school will be conducted
on the Lancasterian plan, which is very
easy. and expeditions method of learning
Nothing is necessary, to be sent to school
with the scholar, but slate and pencil, un
less he can read in the Testament and in
that case, nothing but the Testament, slate
and pencil. When / am made acquainted
with his proficiency in learning, application
will be made for such books and paper, Sc,
as will he necessary for his use. Price of
tuition Three Dollars per quarter-One Dol
Ter in advance.
George Dafhiell.
December a eo3t'
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Port 0fAIexandria.

CLEARED
Sloop Triton, Chapman, New-York-by the
mas er
Schooner Maria, Berry, Georgetown-by
Phineas Janney.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

METHODIST CHURCH.
From the g Minutes taken at the several
annual conferences ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church, for the year 1917 the following
statement of the number of members in the
United States is taken
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Harbor-Master'sH list Of Uessels now lying IN the
Port Of .Aerandria
Is Ships, IL Briggs, As Schooners, IA
Shops.
ABEL WILLIS.
Alexandria, December 2.
eSrSa7UHuy gEslI
DIED, on Sunday evening last, after Sc
we're illness, in saith year of her age, Mrs.
JANE JOHNSON. The death OF her husband,
Captain Dennis M'Carty Johnson, in July last,
deeply impressed her mind-Griet and seclu-
sion, were fatal to her health-1er family,
her friends, and society have, in her death,
sustained heavy and an irreparable loss.
sxsziasssSs.ks<ss .sssasEs,'e. d. - ~ skAF
Capt Evans, who arrived at Salem, from
Bordeaux, informs us, that vast numbers OF
troops, infantry and cavalry, were continually
passing through that place on the route to
Spain, which it was said Bonaparte was now
determined to subdue by an overwhelming
force, They were expecting him to visit that
city shortly. With respect to the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES, he knew OF no change since he
was last there.
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W GENrLEMEN disposed to
subscribe to the Alexandra Dancing Assem-
blies, are requested to call at the bar OF Mr..
Triplett's hotel where the subscription pa
per is left
December st
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
Three kegs of prime manufactured chew
ing TOBACCO, may be had on application
to
Isaac Henry,
Twins wharf.
December z St
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day of December next, if fair; if not, the
next fair day; at Danny, Fairfax county,
the late residence of Col. CHARLES LIZ.
TIE, deceased
Between 20 and go Negroes,
Consisting of men, women, boys s. girls
variety of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture; Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs; Plan.
tation and Forming Utensils !; the crop of
Corn, Hay and Fodder; two Stills NUM-
Der of Hogsheads and barrels with many o.
ther articles too tedious to mention. The
sale to begin at eleven O'Clock, and to cont.
Tue from day to day until all is sold.
Terms of sale For all sums under TWEEN.
ty dollars, cash--for all sums above, cree
dit of six months will be allowed, upon the
purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
rity, bearing interest from the date if not
punctually paid
C.. F. Whiting. admir-.
Morven, December dts
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Jersey district which is included in the
Philadelphia conference, contains, including
Staten Island, 6434 white, and SAG colored
members.
The whole number of preachers in the u.
States is 669.