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DOMESTIC.
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Mr.. LOTHIAN M. WILLIAMS, a native
of Boston, writes to his brother, Mr. Henry
Williams, under date of Dec. II, at Chat
ham, (Eng.) that he has been pressed on
board the British brig Rayieigh, and begs
something may be done that he may be re-
leased from one " of the floating heiis of En-
gland" The situation in which he left
young wife, without friends, and nine months
since, though far advanced in pregnancy,
renders his condition truly deplorable, which
he bewals in language OF the most poignant
grief. -.:
Another brother, Mr.. SAMUEL WILL
LIAMS, was sometime since impressed, and
is now detained on board British 74--
These young men are sons of the late Mr..
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of this town, and
nephcws O. SAMUEL MAVERICK, who
was Inassarrcd in State-Street, ~ years
since, By az injernat British Soidiery!
Boston Patriot.
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"A L meeting of the Commissioners, appointed to
IA open hooks in the city of Richmond ior the Far
mers' Bank of Virginia, held the Bell Tavern on
Thu'sday evening the 18th March 1912, the follow
ing gentlemen present
WIN. Marshall, Benin Hatcher, .Ino. Amber,
Jno G. Gamble, Jos SeIdcn, Colin Mckae,
Chqrcs Nhitloek, .!no. l.. Harris, Jho. b
Ogg, Philip n. Nicholas, Robt. Pollard, Nat
"a Seiicn, and And. Stevenson.
On motion ReSoivea, That Books of subscription
for the Farmers Bank, be opened under the super
intendanse of the Commissioners appointed bv the
act Of incarceration. oH the FIRST Monday ia ;,li
next, at 10 O'Clock, VI, i'll the Hall Of the l.cgisa.
ture.
Resol7@d, That notes II the present Bank of Viz
ginia VIII be received hy the Commissioners in part
Of the shares, subscribed for. -.,,
Signed a'.h Published y order of The meeting ~.
ANrREW STEVENSON, Chairman.
March IL.
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r. 0TICE-The Ninth Drawing OF the William s.
~ Mary College Lottery of Ninety Numbers. took
place in the city ct Williamsburg, March 4, 1912,
when the numbers came out as follows, to wit
IS, 10, SO, 60, &c.
Amongst which numbers there three Terneys
and twelve Ainbevs.
All persons that have drawn the fortunate numbers
will he good to apply to Simon Block of Will
ansburc, o. Simon Rlock of Richmond, either of
whom vii! discharge the amounts without discount
The tenth drawing will take place in the city OF Rich
mond Oh the cath Of the present month March
SIMON BLOCK.
March 10. If
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xNTILL be SOLD, to the highest bidder, in the
w town of Warren 2nd count, OF Albcmirle, on
the ninth day Of April next, all the property belong
ing to the estate OF Henry X. Suea dee d. consisting
of a valuable Library, Chemical aad Philosophical
Apparatus, Sc &c, supposed to be worth FIVE
thousand dollars. \ credit of 6 months viii bee al
lowed on all sums above five dollars, an the rurclas-
ers giving bond witt! approved security, to carry in
serest from the date ii not punctualiy paid. CASH
will be required for ALL of i've dollars and uuder.
JOHN JOHNSON, .linl'r.
March 90. ep,is
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WAsHINcToT, March 10.

We have frequently scca with regret, in
the public prints, accusations against Con-
gress OF tardineSs IN their motions, and in
iced total indispoSition TO make the serious
preparations called 1Or h. the present i'm
&c. estng crisis /; and we have seen, with
equal regret, the impression in some cases
prevail, from, these and similar representa-
tons, that Congress and the Executive were
not decided as to the course. proper to be
pursued. IL has been the constant aim of
the federal prints to pi'nduce this impressi-
on, and their publication have had the IN
fortunate eject to luii the mercantile inter
est into "a full security, from the effects Of
which we shall rejoice if they do not eveutu-
ally severely suffer.
Those who have their eyes fixed on a GER
tain object ike the traveller. to whom the
distant mountain, the object of his pursuit,
appears but an hours journey from him ;
overlook the Intermediate obstacles they
have TO overcome, the natural impcdimcnts
;nterposcd, and the extent of space which
intcrvenes. Thisis incident to the sanguine-
ness Of our natures. and extends as well
20 political as to ci.il lie. Those who,
warmed by the ardent desire to avcnge
their country's wrongs, have regarded the
preparation for war and it's actual COM
mcncemeut as Simultaneous operations, have
y" t"Si ehNitlY W attain l1Slf oDJcCt' over
Looked the tedious but necessar delay Of
preparation and organization essential to
the success, nay to tle institution Of militia
w expeditions. This it would however
have been criminal for a government to have
overlooked, and We accordingly find that
Congress have progressed, from the COM
meDccment OF their present session, with a
deliberate bat hrm step in the path poin-
ted out 20 them no less by their own convic-
ton ct tue duties. imposed OH them by the
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR .SqLE.-Tl,,
' subscribers authorised by Mr. BENJAMIN
Ch%'gnc"u, 30 dispose Of the piece 81 ground wl i,s
lUfrovepents, now occupied hy sail Cbagocau, be-
ing part Os ot 4T6, situated near tic Swami Tavern
a7d containing fsrty feet in front on y street n The
esd properly should MT be sold privately before tho
ssh inst y wiz ON that day Ie disposed or ~ l'uo
auction on The premise. Terms of sale may be-
known on application 10
,NSnsafe, RsEi.sea g. p.e4sanfs.
W;.ss5 ~. SIs
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Ertract Of q letter from Liuerhooi, dated
1St M2nth, l4th, 1872.

E-rtract Of letter from Liuerfooi, dated
1St m2nth, 14th, 1872.
The protracted differences which divide
the commerce of Great Britain and the u
states seem again to Ue involved in increas-
ed gloom. Parliament have met, & already
nave ministers 1cen pressed on this great
subject Coming before them, when the sen
einents. OF your kcpres natives, on the
Message oF your President, seemed to an
nounce the determination OF the policy which
ne would adhere to--enuugh has trans pircd
40 convince rs that the great barrier to the
restoration Il d fair and equal intercourse
viii not be renewed. Enquiry IS STAYED oh
by the pea OF pending negotiations, and the
orders in council are boosted of as the ST.
news o. our maritime rights, to dispense
with which, until the enemy change his poll
cy of exclusion, it is Represented would be
fatal to our safety Ministers, however, de
cla1ing that the orders in council cease to
operate when the French DEGREES are actu-
ally repealed. The only prospect which We
now can cherish of a change (aud We still!
cling to iO is in the measures which the
Prince Regent may adopt on his assuming
with due powers the regal functioDs---this
period is near at hand, and our hopes will
therefore soon be tried"
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= PiCOT, brick row, the market bridge,
M has just received, and offers for SALE consi-
derablc assortment of West-lnda SWEET-MEATS
and GREEN PRESERVES, consisting of Lemons,
Citrons, Oranges, Hcaco, Pineappics, aud Guya and
Npricot jcy-He has also several boxes Of best HA-
NANNAH SEGARS.
March II. 4tp
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JOHN HENRY OF this gentleman, our
readers will find something in our Congress
sional department but much more Of him
will be seen i'll a few DAYS. 1t now appears,
from the Post Of last evening, 20 which we
would refer our readers) that he lately went
to England to get paid for services for
the British govcrnmcnt-he did not succeed.
That he returned to this country, and at
tempted to sell his secret to the French mi
nister-no bargain was made.-That he ap-
piled to our government month since, and
closed-he returned to this city, paid of
his debts, bought bills, and departed in the
Wasp with Dispatches for France, previ-
ously telling some of his friends that seaic-
thing would be disclosed at w Washington on
the 9th of this month.
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RI OTlCE--In pursuance of an act of the General
i Assembly passed the 9TH of FEBRUARY hast estah
fishing q Turnpike Road from the city OF Richmond
20 Wliamson's Tavern in the county OF Henrico the
Commissioners therein appointed will open Books Of
subscription Mt the Bell Tavern in the CITY of Rich
niond on Friday the Sd. OF April, 10 O'Clock a. VI
March %. IF
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NEw-YoRK, March II.

NEw-YoRK, March Il.
The Wash lthe United States soop of
war; sailed from this pot on Monday morn
ing for France and England. The messen-
gers are-Lieut. Brooks, of the marines, &
Mr.. Brevort, young gentleman of this city.
1t Is sad, that This Ue8set has 6ecn dis
fatchea 7uih the utmost stcrecy--a circum-
stance which has given rise to much specu-
latlon among our citizens.
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A NEW BAKERY. ----UILLLA.U u. LUJ'-
h.TONr respectfully informs his friends aud the
Pubie, tat, at considerable expense, he has cs,ab-
Isiied the BAKING BUSINESS, w,ici, is eyeeuteJ
55y the best hands ia that profession from Baltimore
lie can furnish any quantity of Wheat and Rye
Bread, Water and Butter Crackers, RusI, sscSlc
orders from the country complied with in 81 hours
from their receipt.
Adams Valley, March II. If.
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ALEXANDRIA. March

MIX ANDKlA, WaTCh 10.
% We are authorised to state on the
authority of one ofthe Kentucky delegation,
that neither MIR. Clay nor the members of
that state, will Countenance any attempt to
divide the western! interest il. the next pre-
siden'ial election, by holding up Mr.. Clay
as a candidate for the Vice Presidency of
the United Slates.--Any measure which
could produce such an effect is disclaimed,
and that Mr.. Madison Is 40 doubt the choice
Of the state as he is believed to be of the
present members Of congress for the next
PrcsIdcnt.-~X. raid.
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or coNDrrIoNs.--Fi Dollars swear. to be
paid annually i'm advance. 'ihnse WHO do not ',igsc CT
their papers be dsconiinuc, the end O: e year,
will be considered engaged ior the mcxt.-None
will be discontinued, until al! arrearagcs have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS .---None will be Inserted in
This paper unless they ore paid for guaranteed by
some respectable persh, in this city or Manchester.
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' AIKEN from one of my servants last week, 100
X dollar note on the Bank of Virginia. The own
er, by describing the satisfactorily, and paving
te charge for advertising, viii; receive it from
JOHN BRANCH.
Manchester, March II. ct
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STRAYED from the stable OF the Eagle Tavern,
~ Richmond, the i2:h Of january last, LIGHT
BAY HORSE, six or seven years old, his tail has
been ncked-about 1 feet | inches high, he is apt
to throw his rider we have been informed, his
flesh marksare particularly rccoliecte but believe
zion respecting the said horse will be thankfully re
eeived by the Subscriber in buckingham county, near
Floods Tsver,, or lodged with Mr.. William Davis,
Stage Office, Richmond.
A. s. L. PATERSON.
Buckingham county, March 20. epSw
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The death of SIR JAMES CRAIG, late
Governor general of Canada, is announced
in one of our recent London papers. The
date is not recoliected.-lt is believed to
have been some time in the month of Dec.
y. S. Gaz.
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q EW STORE, IN MANcHEsTER.-B. DEN
" Ms. s. 20. most respectfully inform tie pub
lic that they have commenced business second door
above Messrs. Icitch, Graham, * Co, and ipimcti-
atcy opposite Archibald frceind, esq. and offer tor
sale at the most reduced prices the following aIti
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'HE SUBSCRIBER, having formed Ia Connee-
"a. ton IN the CITY OF Richmond now offers TO the
Public, his services in House Painting, G!aznig, Pa
per and EEL Hanging, & hopes by strict attention s.
perfect knowledge OF the above branches tn merit q
share q public patronage Orders left at Thomas
g. Pope'S shall be strictly attended rs.
GEORGE WELLS s. Co.
Marsli II. IF
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2J90

n B. In the above list Ships of War,
Transports, and small Portuguese Coast
ing Schooners, are not included.
". Y. Gazette.
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E,LAVES AT AUCTI0N--Or Tuesday the
~ 5st instant, will be sold for CASH, To the hrh
est bidder, at Mr.. Archibald y. Dandridge's I,,.
oIn, In the upper end OF Hanover County. near
Al.en's Creek Church., TWENTY VALUABLE
NEGROES belonging to tho state Of the late
Nathaniel West DslldrF!ge, dec. The ahov. slaycs
consist Of Eight Valuable Fellows he balance ~
Lads, Girls, Women and Children; and will GER
tainly he sold wito reserve, 10 satisfy judgments
at this time rendered against thcsnbscrSr as exc.
eutors to the said estgte. Gentlemen wishing to
purchase Slaves viii find il very nuch to tei, inter-
est To attend the above Sale as they are Fan,ii,
GegrOes, likely and of FAIR Character.
RICHARD ELLIS,
srI
WILLIAM FOUNTAIN.
E<ccators If ". ". Daaiyidgs, Dc.
March IL an
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permission to depart with the amount of her
cargo.
The Adventure, at Nantes, has also liber-
" to sail.
n. Il. Other reclamations are under exa-
mination, whereof the result must be shortly
eXpected.-EhH. american.
Captain Lexington arrived at Boston last
week from Europe. His vessel, the Catha-
rine, on fair and legal VOYAGE, with ample
documents, was taken by the Danes, and af-
ter a long, scandalous and expensive 6e,en-
ton, was acquitted. She was soon after ta-
ken by French privateer, and carried into
Dantzic and at length Condemned with
her valuable cargo, BY decree at Paris, on
pretcxts as infamous as those used for the
condemnation of three other Americans at
the same place, the cases Of some of which
have been published. Captain O. informs
of the mpressment at Dantzic of I'll Amc-
rican seamen for the French Naval service.
One of them, Mr.. Frederick Soper, after
detention of seven months, Effected his es-
cape, and has within few days, returned
to his family at Cambridgepors. He was
subjected to the most barbarous treatment,
and was for four months kept in irons with
one arm chained to the floor, his diet bread
and water. After escaping he travelled
700 miles to reach place 1T which he
could with safety embark for home.
Boston Fed. Pat.
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SHOWN OUEBEC.

A Quebec paper of Fcb. Is, states, that
the late falls of snow have nearly buried ma
ny houses in the Lowcr-I'own, $50 shat poo
PIE were obliged 20 set cut ut their upper
windows In Champlain- the road
is nearly OIL a level with the roofs"
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Loose and sack Salt Best FF Gun Powder
Table, in baskets do Patent Shot, do
Loaf and lump Sugars Fig Blue, Indigo and
Brown ditto Starch
Wes-Iudia * n. f. Rum Best Chewing Tobacco S,
Peach, Apple s. Frenchi Spanish Segars
Brandy Best Seotcl, Sn,,ir in LII.
Whskey and Gin n 1910. bottles
Sherry, Malaga and Por, Best Alexandria Crackers
Wines i in kegs
Cherry Bounce Ink Powder
Cordial, do II Writing s. wrapping Pa
Molasses =. t.. per
Coffee. Tea and Choco- First and second quality
late Letter, do
Rice II Waters
Northern Cheese, or first Playing Cards
quality \. II Cotton and Wool, do
Shad and Hcrrings II Bed Cords and Leadin'.
Bacon Lines
Soap and Candles Liquid Backing IN bottles
Iron and Steel Chalk Pipes
Queens Ware, assorted Brown Stcut
Glass, ditto Nader
Stone, ditto by 10 s. 10 by ~ Win
Giuger Pepper s Spice dow Glass
Nutn,egs, Mace Together with "a genera!
Cinnamon s. Cloves y assortment of SHOES
Salt Petre, Coreras. Al &HATS
lum & Rhinestone
CO MRS. DE.N.NIS who has been regularly
bred to the MILLINERY 4 MANTUA.MAKING
business, has on hand, assortment in that line
Also receives the newest fashons-and socits or
,'ers in her profession, which viii be executed with
fidelity and dispatch.
Manchester, March 10. {
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List NJ the Hmcrican shifts gipcn uh q
me Emheror " France, 29M Decca,ber

I@t8F " NE .4WfTtcuN OHiN8 gTVcU m "
me EmHeror " France, 29h December,
1871.
snip -. at Amsterdam, burthen
700 tons belonging to lie Roy, Bayard and
H'Evcrs, having Cargo Of Tea on board,
admitie on paying duties.
The Star, at Boulogne, permission to de-
part and so To Denkirk. 20 load.
ship Pncahontas, at Tuuon, do. Go. to 30
10 Mnsclles 70 load.
The Acastus, with cargo Of ToAacco,
having been visited By British Frigates,
&c. under the Berlin and Milan DEGREES
ias been given up together with her cargo.
he WampCo. has permission to import
her cargo and 60 export the amount thereof.
The Tive Brothers. ct So. Ma!ecs, has
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We are indebted to a Mercantile House in
this City for the Joitozying list Of -Mer-
chant veSseks arrir,cdin he Eort Of Lisbon,
from The 1sf Of Januarp 20 khc 31st Gee.
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NJ Office is hereby given unto Charles b. Collier,
IN that on the ninth of April, bctvixt the hours of
eight A. NJ. and two p. NJ. of the same day, shall at
the house of William Mason in the cit, Of Raleigh,
in the state OF NorthCarolna, proceed to take the
deposition Of the said Mason. .,E.-.s.
JAMES BATE.
March 90. st
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

-, FOR LIVERPOOL,
SEAN The ship PRINCE .'LiDOC,
MMMV GEO. W. BALsH, master,
zSsS "a strong substantial vessel, and has
only made two voyages great part OF her cargo
being positively engaged. she will sail with all posi-
BILE dispatch. For freight passage, apply to air
Robert Pollard, Richmond, or
JAS. DYKES, s. Co,
Norfolk, March IL. St
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(BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE U. STATES.

AN ACT to extend the time for exporting, with
Privilege of drawback, goods, wares aud merchan-
disc entitled thereto by law.
it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
-AS sentatiVes qfthe y. States of .7merca in Con
SyeSS assembled, That the time during which the
act entitled An act laying an embargo ON all Sims
and vessels in the ports and harbors of the United
States for limited time" shall continue in force,
shall not be computed making part ofthe term Of
twelve calender months, during which goods,
wares or merchandise imported into the U. States,
must be re-eXported in order to be entitled to
a drawback of the duties paid the importation
thereof.
Fl. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
WM. ii. CRAWFORD,
President Of The Senate, pro tenlpOye.
June 10, 1919.
.9Pbroved, JAMES MADISON.
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FROM COMMODORE RODGERS
TO THE
SECRET,fRY OFT'ETE .NHVY.
u. S. Frfgate President,

q. S. Frigake President,
bosToN, September L, 1912.
SIR,-I had the honor Yesterday of in
forming you of the arrival of the squadron.
and nov to State the result AMI particulars
OF orr cruise.
Previous to leaving New-York on the list
Of June, heard that British convoy had
sailed from Jamaica for England on or a
bout the 20th of the preceding month, and
on being informed of the declaration of war
against @. Britain / determined, in the e.
vent Of Com, Decatur joining me with the
United states, Congress and Argus, as YOU
had Directed, to so in pursuit. ofthem.
he United States, Congress and Argue,
did Join me OH the 21st with which vessels.
this ship and the Hornet, accordingly sail
ed III less than an hour after received
your orders of the 9Th Of June, accompa-
MED by your official communication of the
declaration Of war.
On leaving New-York shaped our course
south easterly, in the expectation Of falling
in with vessels, by which / should hear Of
the before mentioned convoy, and the fol =
lowing night met with an American bril-
that gave me the sought-for information :
the squadron now crowded sail in pursuit.,
but the next morning was taken out Of its
course by the pursuit of 4 British frirate.
that since find was the Bclvidere, relative
10 which beg leave to refer you to the en-
closed extract from my journal after re-
pairing as far as possible the injury done by
the Belyidere to our spars and rigging, we
again crowded all sail and resumed onr
course in pursuit of the convoy. but did not
receive further intelligence Of il until the
18th OF June. on the western edge Of the
banks OF Newfoundland. where we spoke an
American schooner, the master Of which
aas.nrsn1 a. baI q .. .
ahem in latitude Dc, longitude SIS, steering
20 the eastward was surprised to find
fhat the convoy was still so far to the east
ward OF US, but was urged, however, as well
by what considered my duty 40 by inclina-
nation, to continue the pursuit.
On the 1st of July, a little TO the eastward
OF Newt midland bank, we fell in with
guantities OF cocoa nut shells. orange peels,
&c. which indicated That the convoy were
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SOUTHERN FRONTIER.

ErfrGct of'a ieuer from an officer of col.
Smiths rcs'f, dated tug. 10, 1912, cumh
69ore So. .Fngnsfins. East florida, TO
MS brother in Baltimore .
we are encamped about miles and Sd
irom the city OF St. Augustine. The Spani-
ARDS nave about 1000 men in that place
we are frequently aroused from our Stun
oers by the alarm guns of the picket guard
when the nights are dark, but this signifies
iittie, as We are not AFRAID OF the Dons, al
though much inferior TO them in number
Our sealing ladders arc made, but our force
Is at present too inconsiderable to make use
OF them. Six barges each mounting an I8
10. carronade, are daily expected to assist
us. he Patriots who nominally co-opera-
ted with us have become weary of besieging
Ss. Augustine and their camp is almest bro
Ken up We expect 10 commence the bonn
oardment OF the city in short time. We
now nave one % h. one Is do. and mortar
0f lnches-besides two 6 Founders which
are alone applied to the defence of our
camp. All accounts agree that the females
IN the city are out of all proportion in point
Oh numbers to the men; so that seven wo-
men WIZ literally "take hold on one IN an -
HE Indians begin to ne very troublesome
to the inhabitants, several of the Patriots
were found murdered and scalped within .
miles OF our camp. The settlers on St. Johns
river are all pressing down to Amelia to "a
VOID the Indians, who are committing de-
precautions on their premises.
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ri OTICE-Will lie sold, on Thursday the 18th
IN inst. on the premises, by consent OF parties, &
by virtue of deed of trust, executed to tie subscri
Der for purposes therein mentioned portion of the
tract of land belonging to VIM Murray, Esq. in the
county of Amea, on the north side of the main road
leading to Meades Mill, containing about $50 acres
The sale will be made for cash.
J. ROBERTSON, jr. Trustee
September Is tbs
u The sale of the above land is postponed until
Friday the Oath INST
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ri OTfCE-The subscriber intends leaving town
IN for some weeks. Any person having business
with him, will please to apply 10 his brother, Mr..
James Smith, to Messrs Moncure, Robinson *
peasants.
ANDw. SMITH.
September 15 If
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ded making NewYork. but few days since
she deserted. TWO large ships of war, and
presuming them to be British in pursuit,
she lodged them and put into the Della
ware. Phil GGz.
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FL OTICE---A petition will be presented TO the
~ next General Assembly Of Virginia, praying
that the fines, forfeitures and penalties accruing in
the county of Prince Edward, and appropriated by
law to the Literary Fund, may he appropriated to
the of Hampden Sidney College.
BY the TRUSTEES.
September Is. wSw