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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-30

IA meeting Of tue preaidens and '--'rrs,-
~ ,o.s &C the Potomac CDElpans, " Z Ie'
lSlL-
pRBsEsT,
Cunts Sfa9s, Presaenf
JosAx THoxpsos,
Hsser F0xhLL,
HftErAx SgsEAfT.
o,drrsG, Tisa, in consequence o aE
IS tos whee.. since E,e COMMENCEMENT = 80, -,
craving, taAs se prioe d -ia''et' n [ ~
,rsc aud snessandoAh ioEsefy, aiisf ~ 49,
o. ,e 2sd d!ay Of tiis iro'l- s1''''i y S','e'
.o,lars pr tic:.e-
By os.ler Of the boarf-' 1t
Joseph Carlton 5gSfst'
f,el,rgs,.l Own, Ma i5--l''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-24
MERINO SHEEP.

On Saturday the 18th of June next, will be
sold, at Auction, at Broom-LaWn, near
Alexandria,
Between 60 and 70 Merlno
Sheep. principally Ewes, of the best breeds
in Spain, Paulars and Aquirres. They were
shipped some months ago by VIM. Jarvis,
ESQ ana ere now in good order and free from
disease, and their fleeces remarkably fine -
They will be sold on very liberal credit,
and NAV be viewed at any time previous to
the day of sale They are accom- panied BY
ample certificates relative to their character.
The sale will be continued from day to day
Til, all are sold. il the weather should pre-
van, o sale the first day.
!. H. Hooe.
Nav =, dts.
r- The editors of the National Intelli-
gencer, fredericksburg Herald, Winchester
Gazette, and Baltimore Federal Republican,
will please insert the above advertisement in
their respective papers, and send IN their &C.
counts to this office.
e. The a5oUe Sale IS postponed
untii Monday the o4th instant
Tie different Printers at q DIS
tane. nho copied tie ADVERTISE
>,nent, are regutsted t. mention thss
Neunsstence.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-24

On Saturday the 18th Of June next, will bt
sold, at Auction, at Broom-Lawn, neal
Alexandria,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01
Feb. 6, 1911.

In cHANCERY- Mecklenburg county,
i Jan. Court 1911.
Henry II. Dedman, CONT.
Against
Philemon Hurt, Jr. and Daniel r. Barnes.
admir- de bonis non of Philemon Hurt, Senr.
decd. Def,
On the motion of the Complainant BY mis-
Counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Court, that the def Philemon Hurt, Jr is
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth It ia
therefore decreed and ordered, that the said
def't do appear here the LIST day of Apri;
Court next, to answer the bill of the Complain
ant, and give security to abide by and perform
the future decree of this Court, and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some new VS.
paper published in the town of Petersburg or
Richmond for eight weeks successfully, and be
posted up two Court days successfully. at the
front door of the Court house of this County.
and that the delft Daniel X. Barnes admir- as Az
foresaid be enjoined from paying, conveying a.
way or secreting the goods, cha,tles or effects
in his hands, belonging to or debts due to the
said Philemon Hurt, IT, until the further order
ofthe Court.
A Copy. Teste,
w. BARKEWILL, c. N C. C.
Feb. -. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01

I'm Monday, the 18th day OF March next,
~ being court day, will be exposed TO pub
tic sale, at Campbell court house, on n credit OF
one' two and three years, equal payments,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS & LANDS, VIZ.
One Tract Of Land,
In the County of Campbell, on the waters OF
Beaver and Postum Greeks, containing $50 a.
ores, by a late and accurate survey, and includ.
ing part of what is called Cooper's mountain.
Also, another Tractof Land,
In the said county, onthe branches of Postum.
Rock Castle, and Flat Creeks, containing $50
acres, and bounded by Stevenson's, Candler's
and Martins lands
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county, containing $40 acres, on the
head branches of the south fork of Falling river.
and upon the S. E. side of Long Mountain
and bounded by Cusby's, Forbess and Stith's
ands.
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county containing 90 acres, on the head
branches of he south fork ofFalling river on both
sides of the main road, & bounded by the Long
mountain and Richard Stith's lsnds.
Also, mother Tract of Land,
In Campbell County, on the branches of Bea.
yer creek, containing 400 acres.
Also, another Tract of Land
Situated on the western branches of BufF,loe
creek, in the county of Campbell, containing $50
acres, and commonly known by the name Of
Turner's place.
hIso, Lots No. & and S,
Each half acres, situated on the naiE street in
the town of New London, on which are Store,
and Dwelling House
Also, Lots No Is and IS
In the said town, containing 5 acres, adjoining
the above half-acre lots, whereon barn aud O.
Their out houses now stand
also, Lot No. Al.
Situated IN said town, containing IL Scres
Ind ~ and 43,
Containing each & acres
Also, n Tract Of Land,
Adjoining the above lots, containing 200 n.
cres, which land Thomas Reid purchased Of
PAMELA Crunp, will appear by the deed OF
Indenture. recorded in the district court of New
London.
The above Lots and Lands were formerly tho
property of Mr. John Forbes, decd and Of Mr.,
Thomas Reid. and now belong to the late firm
OF Buchanan. Dunlop & Co. They will be
shewn to intending purchasers by Mr.. Thomas
Reid, who lives at Campbell court house, or by
Jlmes Penn, Esq. who lives near New-London
and any further information required, may be
obtained upon application to Mr. John T6mp,
kins OF Richmond, or TO the subscribers
ROBERT POLLOK.
JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg. Feb. %, 1871 ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01
CBY .dUrRGRl7Yt
Law OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

To shsHge the name Of Leuis Grant to thar %
Lewis Grant Dacidson.
y E it enacted BY the Senate and House of Re
- bresentafioes Of the United States of dnreri-
ca, in Congress assembled, That Lewis Grant of
The district OF Columbia, devisee of Samuel Da-
wilson, late deceased, of the said district, be &
he is hereby authorised, from and after tho pas
sage of this act, to take and use the surname of
Davidson, that the name hereafter be Lewis
Grant Davidson, & all acts done & entered into by
that name shall have the same effect and opera
ton in law, as if his name had originally been
Lewis Grant Davidson. g,
J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
GEO: CLINTON.
Viee-Pyesidest Of the United States and
P,esi6ent Of the Senate.
JAMES MADISON,
Feb 6. 1911
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01
EHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD,

7Oho belongs to the estate of Col Dudley RicsarG-
son, deceased IF .1anles City county he has been
hiyedin the city Of Richmond, tor several years
past, and eieped from the service Of Mr. tones III.
len, IN the said city, about the first If guy i1st.
George rs about tsUenty years f age ji faced,
and Of td70ney complexion, about 5 feet 8 inches
nigh his D1otier iipes HanoUer- Town with Mr.
John Geddy, in which neighborhood IL is proEa-
Die he maj be concealed The above rezurrd viii
be did to any person, delivering the SAID negro to
me or 5doiiarS for securing him in gdoi so eide
get him again.
ARCHER HAWKINS,
IdH'r. Of Dudley RiehaydsOn, decd.
January 90. su6zuft
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that his
II new, strong and easy HACK, registered
by the driver, John Townly, white man, is kept
IN house back OF Mr.. Robert Creenhow's store.
on the Main street, near the Eagle Tavern -
The driver is attentive, careful and obedient I
APPEAL tothe generous public, for all their aid
& encouragement for the benefit fther humble
servant,
CHRIST. MCPHERSON.
Friday, February 8-(12) w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01

HE subscribers having received supply Of
Il BURR STONES direct from France, offer
to build MILL-STONES of any size, which for
workmanship and quality, they will warrant e.
quail to any made in the United States. Orders
left with Mr.. Samuel Leech, at Messrs. HexarI
Il Cos. mills, or the subscribers near the Public
Warehouse, will be punctusly attended TO-
NATH'L. WHITE & Co
ian. IL. wrT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01

an Monday, the 18th day of March next,
~ being court day, will be exposed TO pub
lie sale, at Campbell court house, on a credit Of
one, two and three years, equal payments,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

TO Measie1rs G.. q r. Ware, NJ their tru-
ty fortunate Lottery Offices, No. 81 and
No. So, Maiden Lene, U'c.g
GENTLEMEN,
plainly perceive that you are in re-
atty the particular friends of fortune and
regret that did not make the discovery
sooner; for have been no inconsiderable
adventurer in all the Lotteries which Won
have patronised, for several years past and
have never drawn prize worth a pinch OF
snuff; but the reason is plain, did not pro-
cure tickets from your fortunate Lottery Of
tices---notwithstanding, gentlemen, | assure
you thatlt was mot from any want of respect
tor youSOF for your declarations that did
not buyNt your offices, but merely from not
knowing Sooner, that fortunes faVors would
be dispensed - none but those who sacrih-
ccd at her temples, namely your Truly For
tunate Lottery Offices, No. 81 and No. SO
Maiden Lane, New-York and No. %. State
Stree, Albany; for can assure YOU with
a great deal Of truth, that have uniformly
wished 20 get a high prize
I entreat you, gentlemen, TO believe me
when declare that had known, that buy
ing my tickets at your Offices would have in
sured r me sometof the biggest prizes, that
IwoulAndokbtcdiyA ave fNored YOU with nv
customk ifhpNe not thgfefore to nc as an
offence, MAJ Vas my. Misfortune and not my
fault. ~ lropitiousfo ne this time, and /
will al VS. deal - your Truly Fortunate
Lottery Offices Hereafter. fhave Sin two
numbers, gentlemen, which were undrawn
on the S&th day, viz. No 33,643 and No. TO-
179, and hope and trust that in considera-
ton of the premises, you viii permit one of
those two numbers to draw one Of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
CHARACTER OF THE BRITISH GOV
EMINENT.

Brfraet from me address off6e household-
erS 9fkhe city and liberties If WestBiinSfe1'
10 the Prince Regent.
The nature ofthe nefarious system Of gov
eminent which hath grown with the growth
and strengthened with the strength Of che boz
rough faction, is ascertained to us by long and
calamitous experience. Its root is tyranny /:
its fruit is ruin. 1t scourgcd America into
resistance. Ireland it tortured into rebelli-
on. 1t disinherited your royal highness Of
many and ilourishing states and tho numer-
Gus scamcn Of those states it alienated from
the English navy.
It was this system Of government which
people our prisons with innocent persons, for
the malignant prosecution Of whom ministers
took shelter under blu of indemnity passed
by themselves and their abettors.
1t this system Of government which hath
pauperized more than million Of our Eng
iish fellow subjects; and which daily aug
ments tlNir nNuber.
il is'thS sytem of government that covers
our once free land with bastilcs and barracks
that brands tie millions Of England as cow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
NOTICE.

a petition will be presented TO the Dezf u
General Assembly, by a company of Tile-e
men Of Chesterfield county. The OBJECT a
which will be, TO induce the Legislf lure Il 4
authorize the Executive, 20 issue conn jssior8 =
to the officers Of said company.
June II, 1911. (4tw1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

The New-York republicans have not view
ed with Indifference the many nsinuations
from rash men respecting the President, and
have by spirited resolutions declared their
adherence of the men who have presumed
to indulge such insinuations and have announ-
integrity and patriotism, and of the mea-
sures of his administration,--ESSeG Rcg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

two remaining tsoc,ty.fuc thousand doll
lar prizes-I will not be so unreasonable as
to as ask you for both-though upon second
thoughts, | confess if there be no great i'm
propriety in it, you may give me both--and
you may depend upon me in future.
Yours, Truly,
JACK SANGUINE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

DIED on Saturday the 18th inst MISS
ELIZABETH HAY, ofthis city. Few have
lived as 'usefully or amiably, few have had
an end more TO be wished or admired. This
lady was the delight and ornament If the
polished circles in which she associated. A
candid, sincere and steady friend, an affecti-
oDate and tender relative to a motherless
family. My acquaintance with her, dated
almost from my childhood, and altho' the
engagements of mature years interposed fire.
quent and long Interruptions ofour intercourse,
they could never weaken my recollection of
the frankness, the cordial sincerity and in
telligence which shone through her whole
Experimental always felt on seeing her, that
] returned to valuable friend. / saw her
at an advanced stage of the painful illness
which terminated her excellent life--trau-
quill, collected, cheerful, under the convict
on of certain and approaching death, she
would for a time almost make me forget the
great loss her~6rfen sOento sustaii.r
Her last breath ! am told was drawn in a
calm aifectionatc farewell to her surrounding
friends, and in sdmonitions to her little niece
and nephews to 90 their duty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

ards, needing foreign soldiers for defenders:
and orinS back upon us the doctrines and
the crueltes of the star chamber
L his system OF government, by blind in
fatuation, cohfers on French and other foreign
Roman Catholic officers, what it Extensively
refuses to a native Irish filling the hearts of
the Irish millions with indignation and resent
ment; combustible passions which so pent
up, cannot without terror be contemplated.
his system of government hath, in the end,
demonstrated the wickedness, and exposed
the folly OF those, who, to tear from the peo-
pie all hope of a just reform, forced them into
an unjust war, for, after hundreds of millions
nave been insanely sguandered, afterrivers of
blood have been inhumanly shed, after the
nation, soiiec and disgraced, has been re-
duced TO forlorn hope-after al, this has
been brought on us by corrupt, short-sight-
ed, and tyranncal men, faisputeing down and
treading under foot parliamentary reform, it
Is at length seen, that in this reform. and in
TINS reform alone, national salvation can be
found
The following is extracted from the cor
respondence of the late President Adams.
now publishing in the Boston Patriot. The
subject Of the whole number is an interesting
one, but its length precludes its insertion at
present. The annexed, however, is highly
important on account of the high standing Of
the writer and OF his opportunities to expose
the Vaccinations of a party whose influence
raised MN to very exalted station, and
whose intIigues lost him the confidence of the
public. Bali. Amer.
81 thought the statesmen in France ought
TO nave more generous views and TO be wis
er politicians than such symptoms indicated.
That they ought to know better the people
they had to deal with. That they ought 60
avoid every thing that could excite iealousies
in America, lessen the gratitude Of our citiI
2ens and weaken or destroy their confidence
IN France. These sentiments / always ex-
pressed freely to DR.. Franklin, and it is for
want or attention to those sentiments that we
have been more than once in danger of war
with France, as we have been very lately if
we are not at this moment. Tho war with
france may become inevitable as it has been
partially, in 1898, Iozvn &nozo c}no greats
er error that france can commit than to force
AS into a zvar Nth her, NOR ANY GREAT
Err CALAMITY THAT AMERICT CAN
SUFFER, THAN TO BE FORCED IN
TO A WAR WITH FRANCE AND AN
ALLIANCE OFFENSIVE AND DEFEN-
SlVE WITH GREAT BRITAIN. This o.
pinion and this sentiment determined me to
embrace the first opportunity that present.
ed iPs11SS, 1899 and 1900, consistent with
thqhonor OF the nation, to make peace with
tr&cA l Should not have thought this of so
muHh Importance at that time, if / had not
6eeN ak&ehe4Sive that the BRITISH PAR
~ Wound fort us to an alliance with Great
Britain or hfetual riual IN commerce and
niannjeetuTeS all opcr The globe, and tie ma
turat as 7veN as habifual, enen1y ofthe United
States, eSflecfaiLy Of .Wezv England"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

Bonafarte says he loves the Americans"
England is not quite as frank in her flrQfes-
SONS, but asunequivocal in actions-and " ac-
fions speak louder than zoords."-There is
however slight difference in the o6ject of
theiraffection, if not in its degree-Bonaparte
loves our troherty, England our tersonS-
and while the former gives our cargoes fra
ternal squeeze, the latter gives our seome7,
an .sts..sl e@!6rase:: - II: T. Amer.
The House of Representatives of Massa-
chusetts on the 9th chose JOSEPH B. VAR
MUM, late Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States Senator of
the United States, vice Timothy Pickering,
whose term of service has expired. The
Senate of that state confirmed the choice the
next day.
DIR. Currie of Philadelphia, has in the press
work on the diseases most prevalent in the
u States
Five hundred Irish emigrants arrived at
the port ofNew York, during the months of
April and May last. Most Of them are far
mers or mechanics, who are able to esta-
blish themselves in a comfortable man
ner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
THEMIsTOCLEs.
FOR THE ARGUS.

To Mes8te1trs G.. q r. Ware, NJ their tru-
B Fortunate Lottery Offices, No. Oh and
No. So, Maiden Lene, &c. &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-09
Paul's Patent InfaIlabIe
COLUMBIAN OIL.

The inventor OF this highly estee med me
diciDe is "a native Of America and the con po-
sitlen is the production OF American soil
consequently it is in every sense OF the word
domestic, it is not pulled up with numerous
train of Pompous foreign certificates OF per-
ons from whom by the great distance that
separates US It's impossible to obtain intol-
nation. therefore the public has better secu.
rity For their money as there cannot be the
east shadow Of deception TO cover his medi-
cine, for ne simply appears before the COM
munity with his invention and an experiment
tai detail Of the various cases in which 1t re-
ally is SO wonderfully efhcacious and IN which
he is supported by the following certificates,
whose names are not only subscribed but
their persons may also be consulted, being
residents within the circle of our neighbor-
hood. The following arc tie complaints In
which the Columbian Oil has been found so
ethcacioas and rarely ever fails OF ettectlng
cure, viz Rheumatism, consumption, pains
in aay part of the body, bu, particularly 81
the back and breast, colds and coughs, tooth
acls, spleen, pIcurisies, cholic, cramps, ex-
teresi and Intern bruises, sprains and Hesn
wounds, sea us and burns, yhooplng cough
and numps, and dysentry and bloody lux,
Group ,u,l the summer complaints in chill
d,en, and in weak stomach that Is caused
by indigestion, constant sinking and loss OF
appetite, i. will act as a powerful 5racer 10
the relaxed fibre and restore tito It's proper
tone
!, seems AS though nature had ranked it the
fist of the class OF III pectorals and expecto-
rails for the relief Of the breast and lungs us 1t
scarcely ever tails Of removing obstruct'ons
in either pArti, ularly those who are troll
bled with phthy sick or asthmatic complaints,
VINO in the act Of walking fas:, stopping OF
living down ark almost sufocated, halta tea
81, ,,,n fu! of the Columbian Oil viii render
some relief iastantaneously, and if continued
aeteea5ly TO the directions in SUCH cases VIII
-ur9se radical cure, ~ producing The fsil
I,,w .r Of initiation 10 the lungs and free eX-
pa,ision ofthe breast,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-09
made Its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.

N B. My Susanna, child aged twenty
months and days, was taken about the mid
die OF July last with violent cough, which
the neighbors said was :he hopping cough I
gave her six drops of the Columbian Oil,
which gave immediate reliei, and proved all
effectual cure.
Saratosa-street, Baltimore, Aug 81, 1869.
No.
Baltimore, Sept. s, 1908.
The oil that received by Mr.. Elliott for
the cold, did me great ,ieal Of service, and
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
At the Columbian Inn, Market street.
No s
l do hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurisy on Sunday the 9Th
instant, Immediately sent to physician,
who bled me twice within the space OF about
l6 hours, all 10 no effect my fever still in
creased and my pains SO violent that had no
knowledge OF my nearest Citations, nor even
my parents on Tuesday morning the 10th,
my father procured me a phial of Paul's Co
lumbar OH which was immediately applied
to my right side, where the pain was the Sc
verest, three or four times, with piece of
flannel kept to the part affected, and took
fifteen drops internally three times day for
the first two days; and the second day after
using the oil, was aole to walk about the
house, the third and fourth days Itook OF the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
entirely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be to God for itr-a' d now ami well
man. Wa. PEACOCK.
Baltimore, April 9th, 1910,
Harrison's Creek.
No. 7.
We do certify that on Thursday the nth
instant, we were tarrins new seine for Mr..
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
FIRE which, 10y endeavoring tc put out the
fimes. John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face we immediately
got some Columbian Oh from N,r- Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course of twenty minutes, and has lett
the parts free from blisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore. April 10Th, 1910
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-09
March 2s.
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward

RAN AWAY on the night Of the 18Th in.
s;ani, negro man named .EsTH.d.F, about
IS yours Of age, feet 9 or 10 inches high.
OF very dirk complexion, rather slender
made and very active, Whea spoken 10 nc has
= small iTpsdimene in Ills speech accompa.
MED VITA IA taash. He wears black cloth
C oat---Ais cloas,ihg unknown purchased
said fellow ut 4 Mr. SAMUEL 'aoreland, oil
Montgomery county, Maryland; he is welt
kn'wn in the neigh oehood OF Bean.Town
Aicxandris Washington ana George. Town;
I, Is surpassed hs ;'as a pass wia give the
above reward TO any person seear;sg said fell
Tow so that tsct him asaia- and all reasona-
bic charges it brought h nae,
Thomas Waters,
living aesr Bryan, Town, Charles
Couaty, Maryland.
March so.>ss. lawSls
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-09
I eFer for Sale,

:. My estate in Hanover. cal.ea en- known
BIZ the name OF BvLrIrLD containing 1914
acres, be the same more or less, together
with the Negroes, between 90 and 20, most
" in :smuiss--aiso, all tbs stock of s!eyses.
Cate, Sheep, hng. and Mules, and the
Plaosa.ioa Utensils.
Possession will be given of the whole as
soon IS onn,ract IS concluded, including the
present grew, 2 crops, at then estimated va.
iue One fourth al the purchase money will
be required III lad, a::d the balance IN one
x,d t., wears Oh interest II SAFE IT the
land 4houa.i mot he pace before the 9Th OF
august, the negroes, stock. sc will be SOLD
o. that dizzy, Together with the standing corn,
snsi he rsra,t ,e, SeA 70 stelm Of years.
have alto for sale about IS, 900
Acres o' MILITARY l,amIls in the States OF ohio,
k:a'acks, i,sli the Indiana Territory, besides
Tao iercs in the couaty OF Mas n apd State
Firpinia hear the O,in. For a particular
description of ali which and FOR terms 81 sale,
app'y To Mt. Thomas ravror oi Niehn,ond,
or to
John Hopkins.
March IS. 2aw2in.