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Resolved, That the Injunction of secrecy
be removed from all the secret proceeding
OF this house during the present Session, that
have not hitherto been made public, &c tina,
the secret journal in relation 10 the same be
published.
ReSoiDed, That all messages and other
| communications having relation 20, or con
| nected With such secret proceedings, be
| printed.
Resotved, That the injunction OF secrecy
be reno, cd from the secret proceedings of
this house during Tie sessions OF 1905 g.
1901, that the secret journal thereof be
published, and that ali messages and other
communications, having relation to or Con-
nected with ehe same, be printed.
The Speaker expressing his opinion, that
the proposed resolutions could not be re-
ceivcd with open doors, MIR. G.. withdrew
The resolutions for the present and then
moved that the galleries be cleared & doors
closed. , g."
The doors remained closed about two
hours, when they. were again opened and it
appear ed the injunction of secrecy was ta-
ken from a part of the secret proceedings,
(Which we shall publish as soon as practi-
cable.j
The amendments Of the Senate to, the
bill tn prevent the eXportatiDn of munitions
OF war, &c. tn Canada. &c..were read.
The principal amendment of the Senate
provides that no person shall accept a IL
cense Il, m the British government to trade,
Scc.--Tl e amendments were agreed to.
A quorum of the House not being present,
recess took place from half past three till
hvc O'Clock, when on molten Of MIR. Fisk, a
call of the House was had and the absen-
tees noted. whoa it appeared there we're
present 65-and that number not being
quorum, on motion it was determined that
further proceedings OH the call SHOULD be
dispensed with and the names of the absen-
lees expungcd from the journal.
On moton.,f MR.. .Wc7vton, it wac order
ed that committee be appointed on the
part of the House, to join committee of
the Senate to notify the President of the U.
States of the proposed adjournment of Con-
gress.
NJ. Nczvton, from the committee APP
pointed to wait on the President, reported,
that they had performed that service, and
that the President had no further commu-
ncatiois to make; and about s o'clock the
House adjourned to meet the first Monday
in November next.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Monday, June 6, 1917.
( From The Mcrandr5a Gazetfe.]

from the Aicrandr5a Gazette.l
Mr.. Randokhh from the select commit
tee appointed TO enquire into the eXPendi
turc of public money, made report III part,
which was ordered to lie on the table. IL
was after wards referred to the committee
appointed on the expenditures of the navy
department.
The amendments Of the Senate to the
bill author,sing the President to accept
and organic certain volunteer corps was
read.
Mr.. Raudoihh and Mr.. N.fson success
sively moved to amend the amendment by
providing that such officers rs volunteered
with their men should not be depr we'd OF
their rank or com missions, which were ne
gatived.
Mr.. Rhea offered an amendment, decla-
ring that no letter directed to any place
without the u. States should be hereafter
received at any post Office or forwarded by
any mail. This amendment was rejected
and the bill passed.
Mr.. GOtdS6or0ugh rose and said, that he
wished to offer to the consideration OF the
heuse some resolutions which he held II
his hand. He did not conceive there was
any improperly in submitting, when the
doors were open, motion In relation to the
secret proceedings Of this house, which was
so framed as 10 make 10 disclosure of the
particular subjects to which it related, and
might be decided ON without any violation
of the injunction Of secrecy now imposed
upon its memoers-=and he believed similar
;.otiors were not unprecedented. AS tho
RESOLUTIONS he intended to propose woult
suifeient,y explain themselves and their OBJ
iect. he would without further preface reat
them in his place. Mir G.. then read the
following resolutions, which were secondc:
~ hsaded TO the chair:
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July 10.

'HE Subscribers have in store for Private ell 10
II, n'i1s first quality retailing Molasses, 500 sack.
do W,, un..,fns superior quality Antigua Rum, no
hnm' 50 hhds. 100 barrels Havanna and Mu,co.
sao" sugars, 10000 lbs. Coffee, hhds. Bask, Sol,
o. hlds, prime Pennsy wanna Whskey, 10 do snne'
CIea,. Vonyy I,n, ,p'pes French Brandy, 90 Ia
son W atto, 5000 lbs Loaf Sugar, 100 Boxes bs 10
window Glass, 100 Boxes Soap, 80 Boxes SIR.
Gm aIen Sandies go Tallowditto so Bales Spinning
to- Bales white Iuda Goods, with many o. o,.
t'eies IN the dry good and grocery ne-aso exnss-
u' ou barrs,s Pennrgton'a labelled Sugar 10 ions
na@elPh'a Bar Iron, go Chests Imperial Tea. ioo
July 10. - Ieasana'!
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Y virtue ola deed of trust executed to the sub
= scriber, By Carter Beverley, on the cath day of
Nay, l4iO, aud nov OF record ia the Honorable Ge
neral Court OF this Commonwealth, for the purpose
therein mentioned, will he sold, at Pubic Aurti,,.
for ready money, on Tuesday the 1lth day OF mex /
month, before tie door Of The Eagle Tavern in Ia
City OF Richmond, the following tracts or parcels 81
land IN the County of Cupeper, to Wit--two parces
sJoInIng each other, supposed 10 contain about five
hundred acres, called the Mountain Run tract iur-
chased by the said Carter Beverley, of Charles Car
ter, subject to the dover or lie estate of Mrs Cat
lett-Aso, that valuable tract in the said county,
ka0wn by the name OF the Elkwosd tract, devised 10
The sand Carter Beverley by his late father Robert
beverley, Es1 Of Blaudiied, subject however To two
prior mortgages, one to Byrd Beverley the other
TO james Jet. by the terms Of the trust deed tbe
Mountain Ran tract is TO be first sold-the subscri
Der VIII convey such title only, as he has under the
said deed.
WM. G. WILLIAMS.
July ~. IDS
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GALES At AUCTloH-on Mohd.y the 18Th
y inst Will be sold positively without reserve, at
the Nenduc Office OF the Subscribers
10 hhds. Prime Muscoyaho Sugar 10 do 1Iolosses
10 Superior quality Antigua Rum, large Chests II,
son fresh OF excellent quality, pipes French
Brandy, bids. Gin OF superior quality, 20 Boye,
Lemons, hhds Pennsylvania whiskey, pipes vim.
egar, q Barres Fish, Kegs Paints, 9 hail Hide.
Leather, Barrels Pork, 50 Boxes Soap, 1 Pine
Tenerllic wine-also, so Bolts Ddck, Boxes Shoes,
Box Hats, 8 pieces Tow Cloth
Terms, 90 days Credit Tor approved notes
.uoneare, Robiiison and Piedsants, T. m
July 10. #
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COMMUNICATION.

Y Deferred this life on SATURDAY morning The 4,b
July after short but painful illness, which She ore
with christian toritude, Mrs Ann X. Winston,
censort OF COL William o. Winston of Hanover
County, surrounded by her affectionate husband &
connecions,who omitted thing that could sooth or
assuage her painful sufierings, till death closed her
eyes In the death of this amiable Lady. Societv
has to lament the less of one Gifts worthiest orpa
ments, anu her disconsoate husband one of the kind
est OF WIS Friend or stranger never parted from
her roof without experiencing the kndest hospital
ity or did any of her descendants ever leave her
without receiving her BILE ssings, and in return eay
ing her their warmest grattude--at her door the
poor and needy ever met with relief. All this could
not ward oil the fatal stroke the die was cast and
death " unsuitable tyrant, gave his last and mortal
blow. She has gone the way of ra mortality :,
But her Immortal part we hope will rise triumph
ant IN the realms Of everlasting day to scenes in
hnite.y more important, than those in which she
has engaged in this tiapsitory world.
Though low in earth her dust must lie
Her soul will mount above the sky
Where, with the just, through endless day,
" peace she'll live, when worlds decay
No friends could wish her here again,
As lite could give nothing but pain -
hen cease thy mourn let griefbe staid
For natures debts must all DE PAID
And let this maxim comfort give
That God hath said, " The Just shall live" :
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WIS sy's rub!is''e'. Ind for ,,,s Wv w;ra-,
-. fi,ehari, The M,meirs OF TIE Prize $ Of
wales, oner the title OF :. Ib,. Spiri, OF. rhe DO,
or Memoirs OF Caroline, Prmeess Oh Hasl,.reh
Political aud A,nator, H., lnance E,i,., h, -I,nn
Ash1, Esq. hom the ihiId london Edition. pr CO
The Book'-any pcrson having in their posses.
, ,sm oe'fd'" o"ox rr'n,rd by Mr., Ed,.arts. in
1907, bpt setei ca6iiehs! viii w ,i;am i.m,.,,i,.
name as seller cf,hi the same on the till, pare. and
VIII bi iE IT 10 w. Lindscl, Boo. seller, VI IN, mole
street, VIII rea.iNe l.,i,'stiI.e statui.y''
-, 40 lRfneS paper, 2Tth .Hdrck.
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ri OTICE,---A SALE of the estate of yV;,I,.- -
~ Thompson, deceased, viii take p!acetI'e i5,h
INST; at his house on Shockoe Hill, conss,irg Of =
snall assortment OF Groceries together with the
.aoI Tn ana Kitchen FnrnitIrs--te,ms OF sale
I nose having ciaIps against the estate of ,L,
deceased is requested to bring their accounts in de-
authenticated an order that ailapgements NAV IT,.
made Tor their discharge and those indebted TO- ,b.
men 40 sai ~ 10 come forward and make pay
given. "'e can d;
July 10. Auil' TX.
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~ OTjCE-Tbe state of my health being such
IN as to require nay absence from this place for.
lew months-& wishing to adjust all my Business
before l do SO, request all persons ilavii. any
cla"s or demands against TO present them as
eariy as possible, anu all persons indebted to make
immediate payment, or TO have their accounts adj
Juscd nefore the LIST August uext-sueh as haze had
open accounts vi several years standing viii 40 weli
to call THAI some arrangement may he made
In discharge OF debts amy kind of produce will be
taken at the market price
Henry Tompkinsjr. is my agent x will attend to
my business during my absence.
HARRY TONIPEINS.
July 10. ~
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voLUNrEER AssOCIAT1ON.

AZ We have received q communication
from Correspondent advising that volun-
teer associations be formed throughout the
State, consisting OF such as are above mill
tia duty, to be entitled the Home dcfcrce."
Such plan has been already adopted in
Philadelphia but we need not travel
beyond the limits OF our own state for a pre-
cedent on the occasion. We put the fol-
lowing case OIL flc, which we trust will not
be forgotten
| The country of Matthews is exposed Ia
the inroads of an enemy, If any enemy dare
to pollute our threshold by his tread lying
between the waters of the Piankatank,
the Chesapeak, Mobjyc BAY, and North
river. 1t includes Gwypn's Island, one
| of the scenes of the infamous Dunmore's
ravagCs and was subject to inVasiohs du-
ring the revoution.--1he Citizens of that
county have lately had meeting, at which
| they requested Mr.. Houlder Hudgins to APP
| ply to the Governor for arms and field pie
ces.--Mr II. has preferred his application
to Mr.. Barbour, who has ordered pieces
to be sent down. and has promised t6
supply the arms, ii il be in his power to dc
so There are IS Silver Greys" over the
age OF as capable OF doing duty, who will
be organized into two companies one under
the command Of Mr.. John Patterson and
the other Of Mr.. Hudgins. MIR. IL. is at this
| time 65 years old.
| The Fleef---We give all IL rumours rs the,
rise-L The log book of ae Pallas speak the Il utb
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ION che war establishment is easily sketch

On che war establishment is easily sketch
ed
Eahorfs,-The Embargo is gone, ant
onr Articles may go forth. No Ameri
can vessel can clear out for the British
Yves, Indies ~ the Provinces in the N0r,h
thus parr,iiig any attempt which may be
mace by the enemy TO open an Entref.oi
IN her islands for carrying Oh n oircuitous
commerce x we presume. no ncurta! flags
can clear out TOR British ports.
Inforfs-No change is made IN the Nom
Importation Act ; and of Coarse, nc British
goods can come in; but as fsrt=e.--All other,
goods to pay the double siuty.--No flags eX
oluded. but the British but none permitted
to enter, ii Coming from British Dependent
CIV. ~
|. 1t these systems are carried into vigorous
operation; and if .he eueny abroad be not
encouraged by snow of opposition at home,
the war will end '.in speedy, a Just * am
honourable peace" Buff there be a par
ty to the East, who throw themselves in the
way,the var may be spun out. and peace be
pr"sracted, until their OPT .'sition shall be
put down by the, jyozvns OF their country
men and the force. of the laws.
Congress have authorised the appcirt-
ment OF tsco nczy RrigaGicr Generals. The
following is a'hst Of all the General Officer
'ni the u. =. Army: .ti
A1a5or- Generais---In the. North, Gen
D 'arborn in the South, Gen. Thomas P,nck-
ncv.
rig0Gier$-Wilkinson, Hampton and
Gansevo"rt-these three belong to the Old
army lin the nez, Hull (of the Michigan
I'D Winchester (nf Ten.) Sloolnf,eld (N.J)
John Armstrong N. W Fiuurnoy lof Geor-
gia)-Fhe two last lately appointed.
INSPECTOR General Of the Army-Alex-
ander Smyth (ofWyshe.)
.adyutamt- Generaf-Cal. Cushing.
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virtue OF deed of trust eyecn,et 10 ,bo GIL,
!, se'1her, by William BrigItweI, of the row., ~
y, MManches'er and which deed is duly reco,j.d j.;
S.. County Conrt.-W'li be sold Ia The
daI nr h'.' lor ready money, on Tuesday the 4th
GA! oi August next, on the premises all M, ~, ~
Ilouu' improvements, &c. in the sail, town of Man.
chester, whereon the said BrishtweII now r.s;,o.
~, u'e purpose otra'sng certain Sums of money due
ocorHhS 20 tie expressions of the said t,,.t ,,c.i
ene nt'e rs deemed indsputabie but will he Co..,
Ell by the trustee void of liability
nJ,rcho.,a. r. THE TRUSTEE.
''' ave wSwp
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WARRENToN FEMALE ACADryy ~,

~ ARRENTONF FEMALE ACADE,,y ~,
w semI-annuai examination of the pun;ls -. 10y! o
SEMINARY took place on the 25th and 2,;tI In, ms
,ore large and respectable auJence- 49,
raeoner' ESD and Ndr. Crawford prirciI,sl og I
0ia'e n Academy, presided, and the respecti,y, 80
were examined on Spelling Reading Gran,nnaaIT
Imsn'Si AI1thmet Astronomy Ieogra,L ''',
I n use OF the tilobes; History Mytnolnyy anu
BLAIR Lectures. The Compositions of eve,oS ana
Ladies were read, and specimens of tVi,; ft,'nnnS
ing and Needle work exhibited ~ tho ,5, amt
examination, Mr.. Falconer on behalf M b;as,e 'iis
MI crawford, expressed in an eXcellcn, and a anu
pirate address, their entire appreciation of tb eG
cheney shewn by the pupils " 'iie Proh-
M'9or Muller intending to leave Warren,r. 4,
department. ct Music and Drawing will he ", .,e
ed by Mr. Piunkett, from WILLIAMSBURG ,"a.'"I
inoh highly recomm ended for his ability e., e .e
deportment--ihe French Language win .Ion r'e ~
taught by Mr.. p. -" "so be
The situation of the Academy is elevated o,d -.
urea, the enclosure large and the BUILDINGS na,;a
and airy. i'ss spacious
he succeeding session will commence nm ,bo ,o,,
si; The early attendance of pupils is desirable
me terms for lizard and t:ition in the FL,
branches, incin1ing eveyy charge e,ecedr IT, IlSI
ara onary' are as heretofoye, S1O7 bsr n1,s,,
Paya0Ie hGJJFarT IN advdnce. NO sTb1 en;E T -,
FeceI0 ed f2r a shorter tern, than liz 1,,,,,6 o
within thar term. '"Ss" a'VGy
difference MAY be lad to .1iy. .Joses6 .11,..,
HiehDlond, or John Hilder, Es7. Peter9by,,, -" 70
W@,ehton, ~ c. JaI ia. - ''1 01''Hc 80,
Il
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and employ more than so,ooo Of them, who
are always in pursuit, under command OF
generals 'rheibault and Caiiarrcili.
EnghsA sAihs Of svar IN Cadiz Bay.
Revenge. "a Alfred "a !; 81. Aloans, 81 ;
Thunder, Bomb; Volcano. ditto; ditna,
ditto and number of Gun Briggs and Gun
Boats Warspit, "a.
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skNE CENT REWARD-Ranawav from H.
~ subscriber the 10Th ut. apprentice to the
carriage making business named John Jorlon OF
Wis; he is about 16 years old, dark complexion. and
down east iooS-.bad on an oznalrig SHIRT and
ed from larbouring or CARRYING him off
OBADIAH WINFREE.
July 10. II
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OIiCE is hereby given, that The Gems in ,h.
- Luna'ie Hospital. in the City OF Wiams,uro
appropriated Tor Male Patients are all oceun;es ,,i
the s a% more Male Patients win be received mic
e'n'-lue notice oIwhich will be given. @'' -"
oy 0raer u the ConItof Directors.
July 10. 'E''oN' Z. C.
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Gerry God June 1919. ." Sim- :

v lk6lNIA.ln Halifax County Coult-Io cban:
Gerry GOD June 1s12 :" 1n"i-
against flainGG5.
thew Winfrce, defendants. ''' anu Mat
nc ue.en1ant bootiie not having entered his an
pesranee ana gwen security according tn fire 90, -,
Assembly and the rules Of this Courta"I !, VI
Peslnf 70 Tie satisfaction of the Court hat he is
not an lnhaoitant Of this Commonwealth mo-
U" =, .e plaintiffs ny their Counsel ii is oraered
Tue fourth Monday in September nest. and "ns,snr
we D'l' OF i'e r'antiits-ud that COPY Of this or.
der ne loT!h"h irsertcd in Of The
pT1sSa IN me C,y Of ichmond for eight wee
Courthouse Of the said County ~ - the
a Copy, Ieste,
July 10. e. II =
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4 MON HALL ACADhMY-T sun,m.r -
y I" Saoon wi commence ON Friday the iO:h .;ay
OIL 'u'y, ana close on SUNDAY the 9th Ansn", .s
SUNG. 1NCSJp g r r. .J4fJSY gu
- i"A@' w2w
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ANE HUNDRED Pieces Hemp and Tow C1o1'
~ (domestic,) 100 Barrels Herrings. B,Itin,"r
No IONS Bistered Steel and fes h"r '" I'.
per'a. and Young u son Tea of superior ons,
July 10. I-'t ooN.
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4 IL PERSONS indebted to H. -
4 requested to make irmed g., e',e SUI ,cribers are
, 'e re "sSoS,' by sgIs or notes close
;i'.osIe5Syof p . sS't Of dry eoo S es ,s'
notes in Town. ms very Low for c. Joo'oh
July 10, DRAKE s. TAyI M
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I con eoo5 5foMI Owing to fal,1 -
tee to the sab,e pGsce and consequent %.n mpo@ M
County Of King WIIiam-VwIl,;;ei Townque, in ,b :,
proof Of on e,rn e i"re't ground and The Subscriber
pubok caaias. to 81 aside and tb"r o'f Positive
tic said slg from az Or Segse"s 'sons p"re6, gas
whose bid the same va, cried o oohn Bas'ct ESQ
wa" ''''t eefisfssS cOsot,, jsps ha.s!.a1Ax.
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fight,
| 0lr TIE Federal Repre- sen,a,ives in the H. Of Y
haze issued Protest to the People arans. the ,y,r.
u IS '' high matter as Mr.. BURKE saws; ana wt
shall give IL place hereafter, it no more inters,in.
matter seules il, Tor the present. take this as 4
specimen OF aus n,"iesty ami truth, -Speakng of IA.
wa, u ssts, here - seen hca,'ong rushing in
to di;,e'Iii,es, ~i ,ie calculation about the means
aud iIitle cc9ce|l u5ot; The. consequences"
EXTRACTS from. !Schul.s's TRACES IN 1907.
j. found this WA the main road through the
province sof Upper Canada,l an,l led, to York the
pta'm look ing farmers, who travelling towards
York The affair al the Chesapcak had Just reached
Their ears they were very anxious to know whe-
Their thought it would lead tn a war! I told them
did not think it would. They appeared, an,l even
expressed themselves, disappointed, rs they hoped
that It wo".d end in rapture, in hicl event they
expected to become part ~ the u. s."
q" Upon my retlrnto the harbour hal some
conversation with the officer before mentioned ard
among other things, inquired what dependence the
h'7ush government could place upon their pIo,nci-
al militia Ills was that as they l.a,l almost
wholly cnigratcd from the y. $. the Cana,liyn 20
vernmcnt did not place an: cosfdence ~ them,
3. he greater part of the inhabitants of the
town ct Newark. or West-Niaeara Opposite TO Fort
NIAGARA on the American si,ie,) are Americans, l.
as warmly attached to our government as our,oygn
citizens They never seek TO disguise their senti-
nentsin public, but express tlems Ives with ~ much
freedom as you would do at the Theatre or Tom
tine Coiee-Honsc. wss ut a publ, house where
or 10 of the inhabitants were collected around
Iiiliar'' table; the attack upon the Chesa peak was
the topic OF conversation and gentleman observed,
II congress will only send flag and lroclanat on
des.aiiug that whoever is found in arms against thu
y > shall .orfet his lands, will fight ourselves
Tree without any expense to them'
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~, ~, WM. MAYO
rue i.'i.or OF the Norfolk Herald is roJ,,vsted to
insert this four eeLs, cnce a week.. and ,r.,s,;t
his account. ' w " N,
jelly 10. w. W.
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e. OR S LIE URLEAsE, my plant,.on On Dror
= Nreek' t""h tan county, With ~ hands, vi, Tn.
stock a;;d Utensils at every TIN. I,y..,,. :,
nousc ~ x Offices extensive am. In good rn,'.
tor The reception of large family, lies .Lou, ~
h'eS ,'o'" Richmond, ~ iroin james River sn,,
from Appo'aatlox. 1; is ell calculated for f.r,r
hrG would af,isl cohscn.ont re,irrn,ep, ro,, .,
taboard during the war-a letter ;,dre sse,, to lie
S"b'e;iher, at Richmond, will be attended 10 al
the terms exDiajn,d nv ~ ""A
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aSHE subscribers embrace this opportunity at ,,,
Il forming their friends and the pubic thai
they are well fixed for receiving wheat on storage
AT their lumber house adjoining the public Ware
house-attentlon viii be paid to keep every persons
wheat to itsclf---they will also give the market
price IN CASH to ali that chuse to Sell On deli
very.
NlBERT * PURYEAR.
July 10. 4w
Cr 100 Barrels fresh sbad for sale.
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SNo be sold or Exchanged for property i'll Rich
Il mond small Farm ABOUT "a or a mile d,s,s,,
from the captoi, nearly third OF Tie Land IS CO.
yered w'tn wood aud part OF it good meadow Land
The whole tract con tsns about 50 acres tb,. hu,j
ings are neat, conVenientand comfortable and are
Insured.
fne Enclosures, garden and other appurtenances
are III excellent oruer.
Apply to GEO. GREENHOW
july 10. vswn
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The F9eet--We give all IL rumours rs they
riss--b The log-bcek Of Tie Paas speak the uatb,