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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-06

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~ According to Price Current of the
Stst UT! the price of the .Njrfh Rtver
m the city of New-York was
3 so 10 56--1t Spuherp lVhea; 1 So
Ihe prSt 10 Eb;s fjv, is S l &c 5 ; C%
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w AGHINGTnp.

WAsHINcToN, ebruary z.
Monday last WAS the day fixed for the meet
ing of the Supreme Court of the United States
Judges MARSHALL, LIVINGSTON and WASH
tNoroN have attended; but not forming a
quorum, the Court has not proceeded to bus
ness
II IS understood that LEVI L1NcoLN. ESQ
has resigned the appointment of Judge, & that
another gentleman has been nominated TO the
Senate to fill the vacancy.
We are informed that letter has been recei-
we'd at Baltimore by one of the owners of the
schooner Friendship. said tn have been seques
tered at Bordeaux, from the supercargo, which
states that the cargo is not cor.fscated, but
merely placed in depot, as directed by the mu-
n'c'pal regulations, until disposed Of This
case must, we apprehend, have been m srepre-
sented to Mr.. Russell, our Charge d'Atflirs in
France as 1t is differently stated in his letter
Mar Int
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RICHMOND SOCIETY
FOR
PROMOTIV HGRICUL TURE.

This Society is now completely organ zed
AT meeting held at the Swan Tavern,
on the 18th January last, John Marshall was
chosen President, James Monroe, Vice.
President, Abraham b. Venable, Treasu-
rer, and George Hay Secretary.
On the evening OF the 5th inst a meeting
OF tho Society was held at the same place,
and James M'Curg, John Wickham, WI
liam Foushee, John Preston and Peyton
Randolph, were chosen The members oE the
committee Of correspondence.
The Richmond Society for promoting A
griculture, being thus established, the sub
scripiioh is now closed, and no person can
become member without being previously
nominated, and then admitted by vote
Gentlemen residing in tho country, who are
DISPOSED 20 contribute their aid to the pro-
motion of agriculture in the state Of Virgil
MA, So tar as aid can he afforded by becora
10, members ofthis society, will communi-
heir wishes 10 the Secretary. The r
cn"municaions will be duly attended to-
The gentlemen WHO have already become
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members OF the Society. will be pleased to
pay the amount of their annual con ributi-
on to Mr.. Venable. the Treasurer.
The amount of this annual subscription
is dollars. There are 81 members alrea-
ny belonging to the Society. and the lisr of
candidates made out in the first few DAYS,
furnishes good reason to believe, that this
number will be in the course of few months
greatly augmented. The expences will be
trivial. The Editor of this Gazette, hav-
ing gratuitously offered to the Society his
press as medium of communication with
the public, the contingent expences (post
age excepted) will not probably exceed 10
dollars per annum. The whole amount of
the annual subscription. therefore, subject to
the deduction just noticed, ACCOMMODATING by
the accession ct new members to the society.
by the recurrence of the annual payments,
and by the interest arising from the stock N
which the capital when somewhat enlarged.
may be invested, will be under the directi-
on OF the society, and will of course be an
propria,ed exclusively to the promotion of
agriculture in the commonwea lth of Virgil
MIA.
GEO: HAY, Secretaru
Feb. 2 1911
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CONDITIONS.

1, The work will be printed on good paper.
with distinct type, in quarterly numbers, each 10
be delivered to subscribers in the citv. and ~ hc
forwarded without delay, to those at a distance,
III. The price Of the work TO be three doIlsra
a year,to be paid on delivery ofthe second num-
Der. ~
III No subscription TO be discon,ia1ed. ex,
cePt at the end OF year, nor without, at least.
two months notice to the publisher. and ra,roeos
Of VIVA, may then be due
~. The usual allowance will he made TN
booksellers, and such others as obtain sub crir,
tons tor ten copies and become answerabIe for
the whole. 'OE
Subscriptions received by Edward Earle. IT,
publisher; WIN. Prichard, Re a4jtG
Campbell Petersburg md BY IN The 5rin n' VS-
jook.stllcrs throughout the y. States. "I-''pa4
February ~,
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berthe, who thinks Of no'hin. but pasnnef5
Mg ms ppe ties and vapcriar his hour
T. habitual and systematic dissouteness. His
society was my delight There was i'm HIM
so much ingenuousness and cantlor tn +.
Could rrsort to him for conversation and a.
musement whenever Ichose. The swec, &c
gentle spirit that flew from his eye seized up.4
~ .he heart and taught il feelingi, to isvts
while smile of man!ie,t benignity dwelt up
ON his countenance aud enabled The observer
10 discover the fair and uhpollute ed temple
OF the mind.--nuti alas where now are those
sweet and ravish'ng PROJECTIONS What a.
'aiis now that fair fabric " the mind, in
winch the light of Heaven had taken shell.
tire That eye. which was wont TO fash up-:
on ms friends the Ioveliest tokens of regard Z.
mat o,eas', which tenderness and pity hat,
mace taeir home ! Though some kindred
spirit has called him from the\earh To de
c"rate the mansions of tn blessetl. he shaft
not wholly leave us. Soft remembrance shall.
emoa'm and keep his name and virtues un.
impaired, and nothing shall nduce us to for-;.
dear"
ne picture of this melancholy \event is
heightened by the recollection that Wi hin a
very shor' period of time, this is the second
,air germ nom the same stalk hac has been
pasted by an immature frost. Little more,
,han two years ago. his brother yohn. who
mad Just won the lausels of collegiaI distinc-
Ton, and whose consequence was daily grow
ing IN the estimation of all who knew Aim.
TELL sacrifice to the same lingering and
corrosive dIsease.-" Insatia,e Archer
could not one suffice ?" Could not mother's
gret-Worn heart be suffered to pine ur.
disturbed, without adding another s ing to
the ranking thorn that preyed upon Il Wbv
oruise the stalk when the shoot is With red !,
but cease, fond mother, thy falling tears
they shall not leave you long; you shall a.
gam meet and see them the tairest glories
OF excelling Heaven.
Then stop the falling tear,
And hush the heaving signs;
And sorrow not for them-the' are where.
Eternal ioys arise
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TAMMAN Y.

II The French Minister went on to Washing
toD,on Sunday morning lsst,with his Secretary Il
Suite, in hack, with four-borses. He was ex
trcmely secItous to get on and had made
an Intellectual attempt to proceed on Saturday,
with two hoFses-but the roads were so bad
that Ie returned TO this city.
VI Our next psper appears Ola Friday
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NEW YORK Feb. L.
AARON RIIRR

We understand from good authority, that
aaron Burr lately made appllcati N Ms
Russell, the American Charge des Afflires
In France, for his passport as an American
citizen, his object being to quit France and
return to the u. STATES /; but that the APP
PiIcauon very properly met with positive
refusal from Mr.. Russell
Pi46. AdUerkiser.
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az ATTRN1IoW!!!

RICHMOND LIGHT JEFANTRY BLUES
you will convene at the Bei-Plyern, on Thurs
day evening next, at hslfpast O'Clock, to III kc
arrangements for the celebration Of Washing
toms birth day.
BY order of tie Captain,
JOHN Is. BLAIR, 1st Seyg't.
February f2r irs
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LABOUCHERE.
Erfracf to the editor. dated Bourdeaur
2lSt December 1910, and SOFA

Erfracf to the editor, dated Bourdeaur
2lSt December 1910, and 30th.
My letters of the 18th and 22nd Nnvem-
Der by the Three Apprentices, Osmin, and
the Comm"dore Rogers gave you such e
vents as occurred but of no great moment.
Inc 9th OF this month / wrote you advising
OF the spirited recapture Of the Aun Grace,
Greene; which possibly may not reach you
- soon as this. The scho ntr was COM
manded by Captain ID. Greene IF N. *,
had touched at Gibraltar, and was bound
to Marseiiles and on her passage was over
hauied by royal British cutter, ttken and
ordered for Gibraltar, Bri ,sh lieutenant
ana masters mate was put on board he
schooner with seven BRUSH sea,nen The
Americans on board the schr were the cap
ealn' seamen and boys, who managed 30
master the British lieutenant and his gang.
and carried them to his port of desiinatia n
of Marseilles
The brig N. Orleans PacNet, of N. York,
captain Harris, bound to the Mediterranean
wi h provisions. cocoa, and tobacco, tcnched
at Gibraltar, where he heard of the Duke
OF Cadore's letter to general Armstrong. and
thereupon resolved to make for Bordeaux
She arrived lii this river on the 18th of No
vember. but has since been seized and Sc
questered by the officers of the customs. her
cargo containing coloniai produce which is
totally prohibited, and tobacco which is not
permitted to he imported, but under a.spe
cial licence. The cargo IS now all Oh shore,
and L am mach afraid the Gre will also
follow speedily.
The small schooner, Friendship, of and
from Baltimore, capt. Snow, bound to Got.
tenburg, has arrived here. her cargo con-
sisting of coffee, she has been seized and Sc
OueStered- as will every vessel which 90,
ries pound weight of any article beside
the products of the u. S.
There have been some failures at Paris.
the House of Touin and Raval suspended
payment for several days, the emperor caus-
ed an advance of a million and half of
francs upon the security of their estate in
Burgundy aurora.
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(FOR THE ENQUIRER.)
Feb. z, 1911.

DIED, al PHILADELPHIA, on the SOth u,t
ALFRED MADISON, son Of Gen ~. IIadi-
son ofthia sfGte, AND Wehheqy or the Pre-
sident Of the U. States.
The beauteous youth has gone,
The much lov'd objects fed
Enter'd his long eternal home,
And rlnmber'd with the daoJsb
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pUBL1c LAND.-WiR6 be sold. to the higI

pUBLIC LAND.-WTH be sold, to the high
est bidder, on the 15u day of April next,
being Nonday, the residue Of the LAND, be
longing to the Commonwealth Of Virginia, in
the county of Fluvanna The tract contains 1877
1 acres, by late survey, and is situated between
Fluvmna and Rivanna rivere, about miles a.
bove the town of COLUMBIA, the place of their
confux. The terms Of sale are. IL months ere
dit; the purchaser giving bond with security, to
be approved Of by the Executive. The sale will
take place about twelve o'clock, at the tavern of
Mr.. John Smad, in said county
JOHN WILLS, Superintendent
Feb. H. w8w
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Thas among the Considerations by which

Thar among the considerations by which
the English ministry is Influenced at the pre-
sent time, those which relate to Holland, are
viewed as extremely secondary. and that the
idea ofthe impossibilty that any convention
relative to that country can ever, under the
influence OF France, present any cnance of
certainty to England, unless connected with
a general question, takes away all the in err
est which otherwise that country of itself
would not fail to inspire SO much so as to
induce the ministry to refuse to listen to rea-
SONS extremely important, which ough. to
incline them to consider that que ton
separately, and under an immediate point
of view
The undersigned perceiving in this state
OF things, no chance of success i'm the ulteri-
or steps. which the government OF Holland
might be tempted TO try, unless those steps
be specially supported by France, and that
thus. as to that Country. her fate is wholly
connected with the question of a general
peace, he is of opinion, in conformity to the
tenor of his instrusions, that he ought not,
uselessIy to prolong his stay in this Country.
Consequently, he proposes to return in a
few days and on his arrival, he will have
the honor to present himself to their excel
lencies. the Minister'S, for the purpose of
giving them verbally a further and particular
account of every thing relating to the mis-
sion with which they have charged him, and
which he has endeavored to fulfil with all
the zeal and sol;citude with which the inn
porssNce of the subject could no. fail to
inspire him. In the mean time, he prays their
eXceilencies to accept the assurance of his
respect.
(Signed}
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ME subscriber has settled in the town Of
d Smithfeld, Isle Of Wight county.--He wiz
continue tn practice LAW, in the Superior and
Inferior Courts, heiu in The counties of su~ry,
southampton, Isle of Wight and Nansemond,
and IN the Chancery District Court of Williams
burg.
BART. ID HENLEY
February 10. w4w
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I can whip any man in all Kentucky, by cd"
The other replied, 81 ain ar alligator;
G.lf man, half horse Can whip any on
the Mississippi, by Cd" The first one
again, " am a man; have the best horse, the
best dog, best gun, and handsomest wife in all
kentucky, by Cd" The other" l am a
Mississippi snappiss turtle; have bears claws,
alligator's teeth, and the devils tail can whip
any man by Cd" This was too much fer
the first, & at it they went like two bulls, ard
continued for half an hour, when the alligator
was fairly vanquished by the horse.
Schuit's Travels.
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AN ACT,
Firing the salaries Of certsiu C%cHrs II the
Crit ,1.i1r FIR he ,lcar Is j.

Firing the salaries Of ccrkG11 DH'cFTS y me
Cgrho"Q.ian F5r III" p"ar 1871.
Section l. Be 1T ENACTED by tAc' Co'amon
Council CT the town Il 4 X..uarl, Ii Council
assembled, T!!ut the Nj yor be Flowed tor his
services fer tie present ycs.r. the sum Vi two
hundred dollars, to be computed tom tue
first day Of his appointment to oihcc; an that
it shall be ms dut to ask and demand Tor ev,-
~ attest,tiOn uQder the ST. OK ais ice the
sum Of one do.l,r, except when sue attestt-
ton shall be for the use vi tie Common CouD-
Gil OF Alexandria.
Sec. 2. BE 1T FURTHER ENACTED, That
the following persons shall have and receive
as a compensation for their respective servi.
ces for the present year the following sums,
to wiz:
The Superintendent of Police and Street
Commissioner, the sum of four hundred dol
lars.
The Clerk of the Market, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
The Clerk of Council! and Auditor three
hundred and fifty dollars.
The Superintendent of the Watch, three
hundred dollars.
The Keeper Of the Powder House, ono
hundred Dollars.
Each Waterman, two hundred dollars.
Physician of the Poor House, one hundred
and fifty dollars--aGd
Each Constable, one hundred dollars.
Which said several sums Of money shall be
paid quarterly out of any monies In the trea'
surer's hands for general purposes.
Sec. 3. AND BE II FURTHER ENACTED,
That the laws and orders winch may b. passed
BY the Common Council, Snail be from time
to time published in the newsp per printed IN
the town of Alexandra, and that there be al.
lowed and p-id to the Editor OF said P per the
sum of one hundred and twenty doi.rs IS
full compensation for the said services tor the
present year, and also as full compens atlon
for all notices and advertise ments and public
accounts, published by order OF the Mayor
or Common Courcil.
Sec. 4. Be 1T ENACTED, That this law be
in force from :nd after the p~sslng thereof
EDMUND I LEE, President.
April %, 1871.
Examined and approved by
WrLLIAM HERBERT, jayor.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
.APkII. 81, 1871.
Ordered, That the mayor be requested to-
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Cheat CeM Store
Comb ManutactoYy.

TIVE sub ,criber. have opened CONF
1 ArUFAcroRY in the house to- mtr J
CCcupel b, Mr. Thomas Brotehns. two doors
.uu h o. y ctrr St46 er's where they put
p Sc ,arrv'"g it on in it, v'r'ons branches -
Iney have on hand 4 handsome assortment
Of Lu les, mi Sc, an gentlemen f'shloI-
aoie HcN and Horn Combs. \ ca siderable
alowan wi b. m de- 10 those VIII" pure'ie sc
by Whole. They fiat er thcm.e'ves the
superior nnaiy and cheapness OF their WORK
will enli lie ZEN to a share Of public favor.
Steuart e. Wood.
~ TIE hiehcs, p ice given Ter Ivory,
Tor o S" S. ell and Horn.
~ 20
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CHARLESTON April %

Capt. CANsIEa, arrived this morning from
Cape Henry, Est Domingo) informs, that ON
the 27th OF March, CHRISrO was pro-
claimed King qfthe Norm, under the title of
HENRY THE FlRsr--on which occasion his
Troops paraded, and New Code OF Laws
were read.
April 90.
The U. States brig Nautilus, Lieut.. Sinclair
from cruise, and last from ST MAry's, arrived
last evening. The Nautilus has been Tor TWO
or three days past III company with the Bn,-
isa tigate Haiitax, capt Frazer. and parted
with scr Yesterday eff the b.r. Capt. +. csin-
ccd very friendly disposition towsrls our
commerce, and assured Lieut.. S. tA.t While ~
had the command on this coast our SHIPS
should not suffer molestatol The Il .liiaS
is lately from Bermuda she slw nothing or
the French privrteer Ii Vengeance, whica
Sailed from this port a few days since.
Mammoth T5oth---On Wednesday the Sd
instant, was exhibited il the town Of BurliEs-
ton, Vermont. Mammoth Tooth, weighing
pounds. i'nis tooth is eight inches long,
ei:nt inches wide, and four inches Thick
One Of its prongs viii hold sill; ard It is
equal in weight to IS horse teeth. 1t was
found in Scietc Salt Lick, state OF Ohio, five
feet below the surface oftne earth.
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY, the 9Th instant, at four
o'clock, in the aft.rnoon, will DC sold, at
public sale, at the dwelling b use cf Mrs
Joshua Riddle, in King street,
All his Household Furniture /:
Also, his title 10 ,yro Lots Of Ground fronting
partly on Gibbon, Royal, &Fairfs x street-
Icing the property surrendered by the said
Joshua Tor Tie bsne6t of his creditors.
John Grid, HnGee.
Nav L. " Ct
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nc evening proceeding that Of my depar-
1ufe ron Nltchez being beautiful and bright,
W"'Aed down to the Levee, in order to give
some directions 10 my boatmea. In passing
two boats next to mine, heard some very
"arn' words; which my men informed me
tI1eeHco nom some drunken sailors, who
80 80 sisPute respecting Choeto1y Lady,
:. a''noush might FIJI half dozen pages with
u'e curious slang made use of on this occasion
YET prefer selecting few of the mos, bril-.
maN expressions, by way of sample. one said,
AN man ; l am horse I am team.
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.:.:::; ::;:G


UTTERED,
schr. Freighter, Levering, New-Orlears,
susar, whiskey, cord~se, sc. to Walter aud
&. Smith, George Town and John Gird, A
lexandiL.
Ship Ocean, Adams, New-York, ballast,
to LaNvre,on and Fowie.
Scoop Olive Branch, Rcdman, B.ltimore,
spring goods, for merchants CT the dist. ct.
CLEARED,
Schr. Brothers r turn, Grinnalds, Oporto,
by the naotcr.
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cause the constables Of the town to have the
law respecting dogs strictly and promptly en-
forced.
Ordered, That the superintendent of police,
under the direction of Messrs: Newton & CO.
hagen, remove the earth on the footway Of
Fayette.street, between King s. Prince streets,
Us Tar south as the south line Of building now
about to be erected by Ephraim Gilman.
Ordered, That Messrs. M,Guire & Butch
er be committee to receive from Thomas
Preston a re-conveyance Of the FIVE lots OF
ground at the intersection OF Duke-street and
Potomac strand, and that the rent of the cor
poraton from the said lots do cease on the
oath of October last.
Resolved, That the sum of thirty dollars
be appropriated to filling up Gibbon-street.
Al act to repeal an act entitled an act to a.
mend an act for paving Washington-street,
and for other purposes, and to revive I'd Sec
ton of an.ct passed 18th February, 1910, en-
tilted ali act Tor paving the footwsys OF Wash
ington aid other streets, was taken up * red
a third time--and OH the final p.S>ge thereof
the yeas and nays being Called Tor, were as
follows:
,raS--Messrs. Nicholson, Flemming, Lee,
HI tfman, Newton, Anderson, Rhodes, Har-
per, Aiarsteller, Butcher, Muncaster IL.
.Iuy5---Messrs. M'Guire, I.ongden, GTd,
Cohasscn---+
Oruerta, That the committee for bringing
in DiIl fixing the revenue Tor the year Is il,
Go enquire what sums OF money are now cue
from the respective wards to tie general fund,
and ascertain what amount is due to each ward
ard uncolccted ON account of local taxes, and
also State what amount Of the uncollected To-
Cal taxes sre likely to be collected, and report
to Council.
C,dered, That the superintendent of police
do Immediately proceed to repair the stone
bridge on Quccn-street, and Cap the wells
with falls stoEc.
Ordered, That the auditor issue warrants in
favor Of Samuel Snoween for five dollars, and
Randolph Mott ten doll.rs.
EAtract nom the minutes,
J. D. SlMMS, c. c.
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N O &c E.

ON the first Monday IN My next az
Haymarket, will be held az election for a
President and four Directors and Treasurer
for the Fauquier and Alex.ndria Turnpike
Company, under the direction Of George
Pickett, William Hunton, and William Ball,
commissioners.
Aprit sawss
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NADER FOX SALE.
We nave jest received few hundred VT.
OF The first qnal'ty Nader.
Bryan Hampson and Co.
also on H.dND,
A few hossheads An proof old Jamaica
Spirits.
DO g. proof Antigua do
40 barrels New England Rum.
pipe. London Particular Mat;cira,0
S do. do, do. Ten.rffe, s
do. Old Lisbon. -
do. Silly Madeira. >
II quarter casks Malaga
A lew hundred pounds Spanish aote indi-
so,
And general assortment Of Groceries Of
the best kind.
Al'o, quantity Of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt
100 sacks fine do. containing from 4 Ia
to FIVE bushels each.
March IS
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E=EY.arDRI.a D.qILF GAZETTE.

TO sHEw
l VERY AGE AND BODY OF TIE
Is FORM AND PRESSURE.
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A Lot of Ground,

Situate in the most healthy part OF Alexan-
dra. upon the no th side of Wolfe street and
to the eastward of St Asaph street-begln-
mig upon Wolfe street, t" enty three feet hive
inches to the eastward of S.. Asaph street,
and running thence eas;wardlr with Wolfe
street and binding the, e"th 90 ieet; thence
,o,thwardy with line parallel to St Asaph.
street one hundred and SIX feet 1--WE inch; to
a to feet alley thence westward with the
line of said alley and parallel TO Wolfe street
90 feet thence sou:hwar'lly with straight
line to tie bcginring-subject 10 ground
re of f ur pounds per year
TIE Improvements on this lot consist OF a
conf rt,bie frame house, with every conven!'
ent on house, AMI garden under good cul-
tisa,on. witt, variety of choice trult 'rees,
* &c Any person visiting t. purchase may
,i,w the premises any dey previous to the
s.!e, on mich liberal credit Will he given.
P. G. Marsteller.
Nay |. cots
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WILL Be LEI,

WILL Be LEI,
or THE FIRST d y OF MaY,
The balance of the Pews in
the church OF st Paul's, as the wardens will
atIend FIR that purpose.
May J.