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=, D.eaLop last Sunday morning Mrs Poe. ore ~
eus Ae ~ OF the Company at present ra,ir.
on the Richmond Boa,9s--ty the death Of ti,s ! y
ny ahe o'ase has been deprived of one OF its Chief ~
naments-Ahd, to say the least of her she was 81 ;i
teresung Actress; end never failed to catci he az
pause and command the admiration of th. hi, ,,sfr
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WAsH1NcroN-C1rY, Dec. s.

We learn that letters from Vincennes an
Tiounce the return to that place of the Uni
Ted States troops and volunteers who were
present at the late engagement near the Pro-
phet's town. 1t is not understood that the
Indians made the least attempt to impede
their return. Indeed their complete disper-
Sion, and the loss they encountered on the
field OF battle, probably put it out of their
power.
A letter from an officer in COL Boyd's re-
gtment of regulars, states that the officers
and men, volunteers as well as regulars, dis
played great bravery and determined cour-
age. The loss of the regular troops is said
to have been, including the wounded that
have died since the battle, about 20 killed
Hnd 81 wounded. Nat. Intel.
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a C.2RD.

,nARR1ED, ON the 2ath nit. bv the Rey'd ar
;,htshe1 Dr. GEORGE Gjt.4YHSfEY. of KING
queen county, to the amiahle and accomplished
;'nsS ivy iRPIN'E,, daughter of cant William
IRVINE. OF Locust Grove, Bedford county
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tallsfSi;fs esrli:44,,s ;fat6Shle tlat any s1bics
fiineous Vein of water could have passed
through, which might have carried the
tooth to that place from some other more
icxposcd.
| Carthage, Nov. 10.
| gentleman who left 1'uckabatcha the
18th ult. informs us, that the chiefs of the
Chcrokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, and
Greek Indians, and the agents of the United
States, which met at this place Oh the l7th
had been there three days debating on the
subject of cutting road through the Indian
country, and the Indians fully refused to
give their Consent Col. Hawkins, at Lengths,
told them, he did not come there TO ask their
PERMISSION open a road, but merely to in
form them that 1t was now cutting. Colonel
Hawkins did not apprchcnd any attempt
would be made tostop the progress of the
workmen employed Oh the road, as the best
informed chiefs Of the nations were in favor
OF 1t personally, but thought it impolitic to
give their public assent. Our informant fur
Their states, that he saw some Indians at that
place, said to be part of dcputaton from
three northern tribes beyond the lakes, (six
from each tribe) all completely armed with
new Brit:sh muskets, &c. they had not made
their business known at that place, but it
was supposed that they came to get the
Southern Indians to join them i'm a war a.
gainst the United States. A Cherokee chief
observed to them, that it such was the object
OF their mission, they had better return
without making it known, for his nation was
well settled, and intended to remain So
II is runored il, town, that 200 of the
Chicsasaw Indians have risen for the pur-
pose of opposing the troops who are directed
70 open the road through the Greek nation.
we know not what credit to attach to such
a report; but trust it may not prove true
We certainly should much sooner suspect
opposition from the Greeks themselves than
from the Chickasaws.
Since the report above alluded to reached
town. we have conversed with a gentleman
belonging to the army, who SAYS that our
troops are prepared for the worst and that
they expect opposition. Examiner.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. S.
The U. S. sloop of war Hornet, Capt.
Lawrence, sailed from this port yesterday
afternoon, with Dispatches for France and
England.
In consequence of an order from govern
ment, the specie that had been shipped in
the Hornet for the purchase of French
goods, was relanded.-.M Y. Gazette
BY the Triton, from Calcutta, we have received a
pamphlet, containing the new commercial regula.
uons by which it appears, that all foreign ships from
he 5oth OF May last have to pay double duties ON
uerlmports and exports. The export duty on piece
goods, is le ger eentAand the duties on imports,
from ~ to ~ per cent. according to the articles.
i. NJ u. G0getfe
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-, ,,ia7;ed----on Thursday night last Mr.. .yohn
~, ~ 5yneh, Printer, to Miss Margaret Qta,yieT
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IS c6hsidercd BY the eci,t1 sl.a,, Tn. So
&c thing BY his bill, b Il for his false Ina
car oc IN mercy, &c. ana that the a, .,,l,.pf
thereof without day and receiver ,,er:,;,Ss
! tne plaintiff his costs BY hin, about DO. d.
see In this behalf expended
~ S's'--and VIC think utnn pood srs.,n,,
~: >,"s'ee> Of the Bank OF the IT, S n, li.,..,s
L"' '''e vi, ven to- The .besryy B.,Yner ~ -.
,,r,.,, - -. lempt viii be mcie 10 II am 4
and II ,,y I.,II from Congress tI.is SESSION
60 procure charter ffGSs so VII. u'en attempt
which ease, the States to IL. south ss tH.s--in:
Sh'' not have cent of their esFtal-- Say ~
he Virginia Legislature have postponed the nj,
20 nment OF the three Judges OF the General ,cu,se
n"ul TUESDAY the 5fst instant The .Sen1,r h,x, ~
journcd until the 30,l,. - - ~.
No important questions have vet been takc,, nm ~;
the House ct Delegates Variety of Petition. have
oeen submitted; and leave has been given tn br;n,
~ some n's:-Lease has been given to bring in bI
10 PROVIDE Tor more correctly takiug th, ensus AZ
tic inhabitants OF this state--Mr. Mercer ASSIGNED
rs the ground of his motion, the defects Which ba,t
crept into the late Census taken unier the authority
o! the u >: Cases OF very palpabl. omission weie
cited on this subject =. 8 .,lllf. 80 '
We shall continue in our next. the Extrar,. ex.s
the Journals Of the House.
A C3RD st
ne Editor OF the Enguirer is requesftSI To NOR
ton' through the medium of his PAPER that of late
eonnferjeH dollars and quarters have beromc-yer,
T ana arc offered daily at the stores in ,ar
oiV hey may easily be discovered from m,
former have generally a new a,,rea,.
ance, and are dated 1911 the latter have a rle.,
complexion and are of the old stamp-This Is men
.oheu, that the citizens who wou! avoid inn osf,..
may be On their guard
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WAsy1NGroN, Dec. 7.

=, me apPortionment bill yet hangs between
the two Houses of Congress. The House
have refused to- agree to the Senate's amend
ment, thus abiding by the ratio Of 81 900, and
the Senate has determined to insist on It's :
mcndment reducing the ratio 20 35 ,OOO.-~A
conference between the two IIouses, which
lsagteei on, will probably give rise to an G.
quItablc compromise, that VIII reconcile th G
disagreeing votes.
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TRANSLATED FOR THE FED. GAZETTE.

ChDIz, Oct. Isl From The Redactor. !
The Junta nave Contracted with X. s
Hacklcy, (AmeiTcan ConsuD for a supply
OF 400 bbis. Feet at 5 IA 400 of Pork at 20 ;
1000 qmlntals N Rv at s 6 and 1850
bbls, Flour S Ia, al aboard, and ON the fol-
lowing conditions payment in bills OIL Lon
don, one half at and one half months date
these to he drdwn by the puJ.ic treasurer,
Don Victor ooret-tle exchange Oh these
bi.i' to be the same as chat for which British
government bills may I've negotiated OH the
same Gay. his notice is therefore given,
'that should any person choose TO make a ST.
milar proposal, they may apply to the Junta
within six days, and the same conditions
Shall DC allowed them.
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REPORT ON FOREIGN RELATIONS

We are happy to see the determined spi-
mt, which animates the II. of Representa-
ttives. On Friday last al the Resolutions
proposed by the Committee OH Foreign Reia
tons were agreed to by the house in Com
mittec OF the whole-and the LIST Resoluti-
OH was subsequently adopted by the House
itself, Ayes I17, Nays II.
No opposition to strong measures was
shown i'll the Course of the debate. Some
difference OF opinion was expressed, by the
| republicans, as to the time IF action some
were tor mar at once others for hrej1drciio, V
| before 1T was commeDced.--But as Mr.. Ran
doiph was in minority of elepen OH the Is
Resolution, it is most likely that we shall yet
have a 4car II 7cordS, before we have o war
OF swords =" More words, Words, words" a;
least, on the part of Mr.. Randolph
| 1t is idle, perhaps, to hope, that the fede-
ralists will be in favor of strong measures.
Yet, when the gentlemen from the East
have seen their constituents sInarting unde,
the Orders in Council when they have seer,
the imprachcable terms on which these Or
ders are to be rescinded they must ne as
blind TO the honor of their country, as TO
the interests OF commerce, if they do not sec
the necessity ofresorting to strong measures
VIII our brethren, the Yankeys, submit
the capture of their vessels Or will the,
svDmit to give up their commerce to French.
ports for the sole reason, that they cannot
convey British goods into those ports
We are happy to see, (as we supposed, } that
this report OF the Committee was meant to
be preparatory only 70 Interior and stronger
measures. Mr.. Porter observed on Friday
last, that If the present resolutions were
agreed to, il was the intention of the Commit
tee on F. X. TO recommend open, decisive
war, unless G.. b. repealed her O. in Coun-
ell - and again that these resolutions
were offered to try tie sense If the House.
whether or not they were wiling to go TO
war"
VIC repeat, let the governments have Em-
to frffare for it; give your merchants time
to secure their property 4; and fhcn, let the
poisoned chalicc be returned to the lips Of
our enemies.
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koCT. BOll AMMAN has taken room Over Rv-
~ q Wilkins Auction Store the 9TH door H.
Dove Marset-bridge, where he offers his services tn
the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity, in the
PR4CITCE 2f .HEDfCLNE, SffRGERV ana
D9IDViFERP He promises the most prompt n
puuct'lai attendance to those who NAV consult bpi
in the line of his profession. 10
n: IT, Doct %, will attend and furnish Mc,cine
Tor the Poor, gratis.
December Z. Ia&i0vp
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* ANK OF VIRGINIA.-Th annual r5eeti,o ne
NJ the Stockholders for the purpose OF eiectine D.
rectors OF the Bank of Virginia and the severn off,
GERS OF discount and DEPOSIT, viii be held On NOM
DAY the oth day Of January As certain, prot,os jons
OF importance will be submitted to- the consideration
OF the Stockholders that day, it is desirable thar
the meeting should be full one and those who Gu
not attend personally, win be pleased to appoint sub
stitutcs ~ ~ ~
I0HN BROCKENBRoUGH Cosh,r.
Dec. TO- 4% -
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NJ EBSTEn tJ' WOOD, have lust receiv-
" ed q large quantity Of PL.3LSIJ7R If J'.9-
ms, of superior quality, which they will dispose OF
reasonable terms, IN the lump. or ground.
kicnmODd, Dec To- Wv
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:, 60. saah provisions ss WIN efrsss.aal.y Aa.u-

/. fo. sieh provisions as win effecsaai.y Mdiu-
tain them in all their integrity, and rescue
the United States from submission TO foreign
injustice. The Interior deliberations of Con-
Ercss must decide what course shall he
pursued, as best calculated to avert, or to
meet the crisis in the mean time it will
be safest for us to prepare against the events
oe a war, which it not to be avoided without
a sacrifice of our maritime rights, will be,
Mt once, just and necessary.-Viewing the
probability OF such state of things, must
add, that it will best consist with your duty,
as representatives of state, presenting a
long extent of seacost, which becomes in war
an exposed frontier, to provide, in aid of
such dispositions as may be made by the
general government, the means of a prompt
and efficient cooperation on the part of the
state government, in all measures for the
Compleat protection of every portion of our
Territory, and particularly Of our seaports
and harbours.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 6.
The original letters from Clarke to Pow
6r are now in the possession of member of
Congress-they have been read by several
and. will be presented the President, OF pro-
badly have been before this We take this
opportunity to observe they substantially "a
gree with the statement made in our paper
on that subject. Herald.
Ertraet from, Washington, Dec. S.
" The report of the committee on Foreign
Relations has no doubt claimed the attcnti-
On of the politician, and an enquiry is natu-
rally started, will the house concur in the
report of that committee ? believe the re-
port will meet the sanction of the house.
It is in such perfect accordance with the
views of the President, that it may be said to
te an executive measure it is dcfendedby
the most moderate republicans in the house,
tind if thereis division, it will be in favor of
stronger measures-It was opposed in the
Committee by Mr.. Randolph, who wished
the preamble expunged, that the assertion
might not gn out to the world that the Ber-
lin e Milan DEGREES we're .repealed---the
promulgation of this fact from source so
respectable as the honorable committee will
no doubt have great weight with many who
xyere in doubt on the subject. Mr.. Key vo-
ted in committee for the regulars. but OPP
posed the volunteer proposition.-As militia
Gould not be carried out of the country it
was deemed necessary to raise force, in add
dition To the regulars, that would be suiFici-
ent for the reduction of Canada. Col. Mon
zoe attended the committee in person, & fur
r,ished them with all the information that
came within mis- knowledge or that related TO
His department.-Fromth these circumstances
should judge that it will not be one of those
reports which we hear without feeling the
Shock.
:" The naval committee sat till a late hour
last night--they have agreed on strong mea-
sures with respect to that portion of our de-
tence-Union and energy are the betterhalf
81 legislation.-YUir'sS c."-Ib.
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A AAN COOK, ior Sajo or Hme.-hp-
~ ~. ~ the Printer.
December a. elm
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MOCICE.--Ail persons having clai,oc :.
gainst the estate of Captain Beniam;u ,,,,,,iS.
deed o Hcirico, viii do wen 60 preqcr, IN 4, ss
payment, as wish TO close NV adm. Of sail 10
And thos indebted, are earnestly roouealcs 'sV'Sc.
payment, as further indulgence On not ;,,. "''Hc
81 PEBs!Ns, .lr7,r. oC
Gocohand, Dec. s. ~ o. ia.
~ TX SADf.--~-at Cumberland Ccu-t
house, on MoahGv, tie 29I { ,,cco,,ta
ten or twelve likely .SL.4YES. (eofoo,. al ~.
dren,) partly for cas, and partly or oc, cr y ,r
~. a JOHN MtLlER.
~swp
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Capt. Rcade, of the brig Champlin, who
arrived at this port yesterday, from Savais-
nah, informs us, that schooner sailed in
company with him, with between fifty and
sixty of the French sailors on board, bound
to Charleston. These mca had been cx-
aTined and acquitted of being concerned in
the murders, and had been sent off from
Savannah TO AVOID the resentment of the peo-
pie, who were so exasperated that it was
unsafe for any Frenchman to appear in pub
lie.
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Nxw-rUar, pecen,l,er;ss "a 8!

NEw-r0HE, DecepiterS!
n letter has been received ircm Dublin
dated the Esd October, which states that
the Catholic Conv cntion had met in tina:
City on the 18th, without any interruption
from the government.
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Il wlsnnt ~. Smith Of Maryland, as sta
It'd in or last, wi no moved to fill the blank
III the Census bill with the ratio Of 10000,
but mr.. taylor of :. Carolinas ID.
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BY the Triton, from Calcutta, we have received a
pamphlet, containing the new commercial regula.
tons, by which it appears that all foreign ships from
the SOth of May last, have pay double duties ON
therimports and exports. The export duty on piece
goods, IS l2 ger eentAand the duties on imports,
from 10 to ~ per cent. according to the articles.
". 7. Gazette
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NEw-YoRK, Dec. S.
The U. S. sloop of war Hornet, Capt.
Lawrence, sailed from this port yesterday
afternoon, with Dispatches for France and
England.
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In consequence of an order from govern
nent, the specie that had been shipped in
the Hornet for the purchase of French
goods, was relanded.-M Y. Gazette.
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BRYAN HAMPSON AND CO.

ftay,r j.:sf received and .6rr tor sale,
10 hogsheads and SO barrels hrst qualify
sugar
% do sccoad quality :.
10 p,ps old .cadon particular Madeira
pipes and 'ierees London marse' anu
IS quarter casks Malaga Wines
70 boxes diPt csodies
hhds. old Jamaica spirits
pipe old cogniac bra"tly
so barrels New England rum
40 do. Prime whisSey
10 chess imperial,
10 ditto young hysan teas OF THIS year
importation, and selected for family use
Also, the hes, selected flour for do.
October 81.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Iaving purchased Mr. PArTEN's stock OF
goods, and removed his store to the house
which he formerly occupied st the corner
of King and Pitt streets, and opposite the
Washington tavern which makes his as
sortmcnt complete offers tor sale tho iol'
lowing Articles -
MADEIRA, Port, Lisbon, Sher-
ry, Ieneriffe and Malaga wines; "pPie'
peach and cognac brandy; Holland gin,
whiskey and cherry bounce Jamaica, Anti
qua, Demarara and New England rum loaf,
lump and brown sugar; imperial, Young hy-
son and old Tyson tea in chests and cadas !;
apples in barrels cheese table salt in bas-
kets pepper; race and ground ginger; az
UNI; copperas madder; pithento starch /;
fig blue indigo; pearl aud scotch barley !;
potatoes chalk salt; stone, earthen and
glass were American and English salt PEI
tire; powder and shot; mackarel; Holsters !;
pepper md cider vinegar; molasses cocoa {;
oranges anchovies olives +; figs; essence
of spruce; gauver jelly; preserved lines,
lemons and oranges; Nancy apple; cilron
aud citron Jelly lime juice; honey In bot
ties; West India pickles; almonds; pick
led pork family -four water crackers Ia
marinds Martinique cordial; groundnuts
real Havanns Segars American do ; chew
ng tobacco; Hamillon's, Leiper's and Car
ret. snuff; Msccabaw and rappee do; sPcr'
macsti. mould and dipt candles; chocolate; ;
bed cords rice sweet oil pins :; mus
tard ink powder; black ball butter IN iir--
kins coffee in bags Glaubcr's salts; etc.
etc.
The above articles are particularly select
ell for family uss and will. be srld low. A
constant supply of such articles as the sub.
scribsr purchased Of Mr.. Pat1en, Will be
kept.
~ Wanted, young lad about Is years
of age, who can write fair hand and can
come we'll recommended for steady and me.
raj habits. None other need apply.
Christopher Neale.
January Is. l'"ll 8
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Tfufees.
Ten Dollars Reward:

Ran away from the subscriber of
the Goth ultlmo. at Edmund Fosters, in
Spotsylvsnia county, Virginia. Negro Wcs:
man, named Winny, about thirty years ct
age had on, when she eloped, brown coat
ing habit, wool hat, and coarse double soai'd
shoes. suppose she will make for !'rede-
rick;burg, Alexandria, Of the city Of Wash:
ington, as she mas numerous acquaintance I'M
each plIse! She is very good house scr<
want and an excelleGt seamstress. Any per-
son, experimenting the ssid Negro, and se-
curing her in any Jail, and giving notice
to the subscriber living in Fairfax county,
about six miles from the Occoquah mills,
and about seventeen miles from Alexandria.
shall receive the above reward, and II brought
home, all Reasonable charges paid.
Edward w. Simpson.
February a! . colin.
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THE DRAWING OF TIE
Potomac and Shenandoah Manga
ta0n Lottery.

y-HE public are hereby Informed. t n;
at a meeting of the President and u
-. ors of the Potomac Company, held al
ppok,s tavern, in Aiexandris, on MONDAY
tho 10Th day Of Decemter, 1910, was de-
,ar that the drawing of the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation | ottery sna,'
Commence ON the first Monday in May next
Nv order of the President and Directors
JOSEPH CARLETON, agent.
c.oreetown, Dec. so-tJan. ia.)
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ROBERT CRAY,
Bookseller s. Stattonet,

Ohtosite the Washington 7nvern-kiug ltress
HAS LATELY REC E1vED FOR SALE
The foHosutng Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, Z
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quevedos' Works, vols. do. Dc:
Spectator, 8 vols. do. do.
Ditto, 10 vols. do do.
CayeIo on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, 4 vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, vols. calf, with su.
perb plates.
Darwin's Phylologia, .Thohpson's Con-
spcctus, Clark's Homer, Tookc's Pantheon;
Bells Surgery, vols. Cullen's Practice,
Culien's Materia Medica, Haller's Physiolo'
gy, Hehry's Chymestry, Hocle's Tssso gilt
binding, Blair's Sermons, vols The Boz
Rough, poem, by Crab, Parks Chyhses:
try =.
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and Sallust
Delphini, Clark's Corder Rippon's Hymns,
Comley.s Grammar, Pocket anu Family Bl-
b!es, School DO and lestaments, Hutton's
Book keeping, Jackson's do Gibson's sur
veyirts. Flpt's do Ainworth's Latin Dice
tionary, Hume's Essays, Bolinbrcok's WORKS,
Ladies and Gentiemen's Pocket Almanacs,
for isli Also lnrge stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Bandbox Boards;
Playing Cards, States, sc.
n 8. Country merchants supplied with
school books, Stationary, &c. &c. on liberal
erms.
Novembrr Z, 80
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust executed to us
the subscribers by Thomas FaArn bearing
date the 10th OF December, 1909, and Of
record in Lancaster county Court. to SEE
cure tie pay Ment Of a certain sum OF mo-
ney therein acknowledged to he due To-
Edmund Denny, will be expo "a q sale,
to the highest bidder, On the p emises,
fer ready payment on the 10th day
March next, the following tracts Of Land;
viz
One tract, containing by estimation
one hundred and forty acres, situate in Ne
county of Lancaster; the other near the
former, confirming also the number of one
hundred and forty acres The tract on which
the improvements are, lies imm -diatsly oa
and near the puoIic road lie ding from Farm
ham church to Lancaster Gu. hDuse, eight
miles from the farmer and i've from the lat
ter bace. These lards are vel: timbe ed
the buildings are pretty good and in neat re.
pair; ST uated in a respectable neighbor'
hood, and as to e. tiity Of soil, and eve = O.
Their advantage, ara scsroely exceeded by a.
nv =" forest" lan:ls in the id jacent coun:ry.
Thomas ID. Downing,
J. Basye,
Tfultees.
January IO-o5. 2awtf
~ # from my unavoi able eircumstaHce
the sale should not take place the 18TH, it
will on the goth Of March.
"''' W " TRUSTEES.
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P,ih]iC Sale.

BE- virtue of Deed of Trust from william .s
Hunter to the subscriber, to secure e"e
navmert Of sum of money to Thomas
P P will be exposed to sale tor ready
,non.v. on "wednesday the 27th OF feoru-
aty next, on the Premises, 49,, ,,r,.r of
HOUSE and LOT, on the corner OF
n M.,sr and Wilkes Streets, fronting on
w,..r Street one hundred and three 'est'
" a,e. 80 m wilkes Street seventy two
sas, an which i. good two story trained
Dwelling House. handsomely s,,u rs, anu ~
good repair-subject to ground seh..
James Keith' l'a'fss'
January %.