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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-15
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IWifYHc IHCG0lS'
While the wo kmen were opcnne some
ruins in the venerable MANSION OF John
Floyd, esq. near Redpourn, they iscoyered,
below the Foundation oil an old well, "a leaden
box, measuring three feet in length by two
and an half feet in breadth, in pc feet oon,'i-
ton and strongly secured by all antique kind
oil paddock, wIiGh was not forced but wltb
great diff uity. When opened ii Contained
II copper medals, each weighing three oun.
ces and one quarter, all ~ a high state o.
Preserva, Oh. The devices on them, which
are throughout the same, are on one side the
hsure OF dying warriour, supported in the
arms OF two men, in complete armour, and
several others standing weeping around H.
the back ground batt.c raging, the III otto oi
g. Lulce et decorum est pro hatu mori," sur
rounding the whole. On the reverse Ro-
man triumph, with no less than lis fgurcs
distinctly II iDie. Along with the medals
were four beaulitul lamps, made Of a cOmpo-
siton chiefly silver 'wo small daggers most
curiousiy wrought five human figures IN
solid gold, supposed to represent the henat-S
or hous schoid gods oil the ancieDls. There
was also wooden box, contained in the lead.
Gil one IA inches IN length, and apparently
soiid, which when exposed TO The air cram
bled in,o dust. a mutilatcd scroll was dis.
covered, out too much dlshgured by time for
any of lls contents 10 be iegible, save few
detached sentences, which are OF an amatory
description haher.
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For SALE, dwelling .house and Lot of Land.
situated, OH Eas.o s-point. The House is i.
.Ood repair, ana contains every necessary convert.
c.,e, @.,h Yard and G.luen. Tie Lot, ON Which
SAD HOUSE stands, as 100 by 30 feet. Conditions
payment hOerIl. Inqulrc vi ROBERT DENNIS, G
JAMES " lis GALE.
b. House viii be to Let, until the 25th q
March nSAt Dec. IL.
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POETRY.
(SELECTED.) J


THE WOODMdl-BY DIBDEN.
FAR removed from noise and smoke,
Hark hear the WoUdn. ans stroke,
VINO Dire ms not, as he tells the oak,
WHAT mischief dire he brews
How arr may shape his falling trees,
In aid of luxury and ease ::
He weighs not matters such as these,
Hut sings and hacks and hews.
Perhaps, now fell'd by tins bold man,
The tree shall form The spruce sedan,
Or wleelbarrow whe C Oyster Nan
So runs her vulgar rig;
The stage where hnxers crowd IN hocks,
o. else the qlack's, perhaps the stocks,
Or posts for signs, or Uarber's blocks
Where smiles the parsons wig.
Thou max st, bold peasant, all what grief
The giDoet on which hangs the thief,
The seat where sns the great Lord Chief,
The throne, the cobers stall
Thou papper'st life IN every stage,
Mik'st folly's whIns, p,ide's equpage.
EJr chdren ,oys, crutches for age,
And coiEns for us all.
Yet Justice let US still Afford
These chairs and this convvial board,
The binn that holds gay Bacchus' board,
Confess tle Woodman's s,Ake:
lie mad. tn press thtt bied the vine,
= he butt thar holds the gcn'rous wine,
The hall itself where tlple $ Join
To crack the nirtniui Joke.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber intending a new
4 rangement IN business, requests all those y,
are indebted to him, either'by book account or n
to Call and settle withou delay.
Is. Is. ROWLAND
Newport Dc 8, 1911
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I, JONATHAN KI.>GSLEY, Of Wind
ham, in the county of Wmdham, and State of Con-
uoctcut, dO hereby certify, that my wife, ZILLkH
KI&csIEy was affiictcd in the winter OF 1859 with
ali extreme cough loss of appetite, &c. and though
under the of able Physician, and not expert
encIng any particular benefit, was induced TO make
trai of Dr Rogers Vegetable PunonIc Deter
gcnt--and after using two three cakes she expert
cnct ITS beneficial effects and IN the course OF
few months recovered her usual state of health,
which she had previously been much alarmed
about and We think II is entirely owing to The
valuable medicine called Rogers Negetsbc Puimo-
nc Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY.
Windham, July IL, 1871.
|, PHILLIP SALISBURY, Of New Ha-
ven, State Of Connecticut, do hereby Of my own
free will and accord, cert fy, hat about The begin
ming ef the year 1871, was seized with a most
lent PAIN my II sht side, Which produced cough:
this pain and cough increased Until Apii, wien
found myself SO weak especially III my luugs aud
in ny knees, that scarcely able walk abroad,
concluding therefore was fast approaching to the
grave by consumption, was greatly alarmed. as
also WAS my family but on hearing ci d. Rogers
Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent, for Consumptiye,
Asthmatck and Catarrhal complaints, Immediately
made application to the apotheeary, aud obtained
one cake, which took according 10 the direction,
Which when had taken all OF it, l found myself re-
stored to my health and strength far can be
pected of man in the 5lst year of his age winch
medicine truly and conscientousy believe was
solely, by the blessing of God, The means of the
toration of my health PHILIP SALISBURY
City Of New-liaven, September 19, 1911.
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NOTICE..
THE Subscribers, Executors Of the Last Will
Testament Of Capt. ELISHA LAYTON,
OF Newport, deceased, hereby give notice that
have taken upon themselves that trust, BY &
bonds, as the law directs. They therefore re
all persons having demands against said decea
Estate, to exhibit the same for settlement AZ
those indebted to make mmdiate payment to
WILLIAM PRATT, I p
ABNER HATHAWAY,
Newport, Aug 8, 1911.
NoTE-The Subscriber, in consequence Of ]
out of the State, has thought proper 70 autl
WILLIAM EsSIs, Esq. to act in his stead re
To the set j.cment of said Estate. Claims NAV
fore be presented and payments made to him,
Major ABNER HATHAWAY.
WILLIAM PRAT
Newport, Aug. s, 1911 al
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Cranston & Shaw,

nFFER at private sale, On very reasonable terms
~ a, their Auction Office,
23 hhds. I'd. Sd. and 4lh proof RUM;
% % Ri1fi' Ssi pipe.} GIN.
so hbds MOLASSE Z;
Is bags SUGAR;
US bags Ba avia) COFEEE
"a bags Havana W. 4
: !; : 'S::'' :: 5: I5:::: Hs::%; Hs::s kin 7EAS
10 do. Campoy of the first quality
do. Bohea
II bales COTTON
40 bbls PITCH;
55 bbs. Prime)
II do. MessS BEEF.
20 half barrelsS
~ bbs. Prime FORK
50 boxes CHOCOLATE;
~ bbls. SUGAR
LIBERAL advances Of Cash made as usual
GOODS deposited for pubck or private sale.
Aug %
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NO'l'CE.

THE Copartnership of VAUC
Il & ALLEY, having expired, the Subscrib
tends TO reside in this city, and will, devote hi 4
to the COMMISSION BUSINESS in general.
DANIEL VAUGHN
Charleston, 6. C. Nov. s, 1911.
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1 kUNkS.
JOSHUA SAVER,

B.3kER,
ID ESpECTFULLY informs his friends and 4 >
An pubIck, that he has removed to his NJ
Is D.ke-iiouse, little to the eastward OF his form
s.and, IN Mhl-street, where he will keep constan,
hand, ior sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Cracke !
ana all o,her Kinds usually Kept for sale.
Jug 10
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NOTICE..


~ NANIEE Is. VAUGHAN requests 8 :
- those who are indebted to him, either by
OF DuOk account, of more than SIX months standing
10 cs,ii and Make immediate payment SO ,hat " .
may DC enabled 10 pay his debts. If this requss
not speedily complied win, all accounts and nc =
Will Oe put IN the hands of an attorney for coec,
OCt. Is. 81
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lso jRs, receiped bales long staple Cotton of the
first quality.
The above articles will '>e sold on reasonable term
o. tkCu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-09

NEWrcSr-This is sinons the mot bcautifal
~ situations ON the Rappal,annock, aud is within
live miles OF Fredericksburg; with regard TO good
heath, none in the world can surpass 1.-THE
House rs substantial, lars, and cominodious; well
house, and StvreRoom, all connected and attached
to the main building and of the same materials
large ami convenient Cellars, aud u brick Smokes
House. There is 1880 acres IN this tract Including
900 acres in rail timber aud separate, short dis
lance from the balance OF the Iand.---There
are many advantages attending this farm, viz. The
delivery OF Srain---four hands can deliver
$500 bushels per day-a quantity OF meadow land, .
good Herring Fishery and much better Shad-
free-stone Quarries good Mill Seat with Mill
1ouse almost new-Oy ste,s, Fish, ami Wild Fowls.
can be had at little trouble and expence Indeed
to man with family who wishes TO settle himself
tor lie, there rs no farm the river tes;ra-
BILE that can be purchased. AS my object in sell
ling is to purchase a few Negroes and a smaller
farm, will take part of the purchase money in
young aud likely Negro fellows at valuation.
Terms OF sale-one fourth when deeds are mades
the other three-fourths in S equal and annual pay
ments--Bonds with approved security with interest,"
red.
This farm will be offered publckly for sale at the
Dwellng-fIouse. on the first Monday in June, if NOT
sold before that day privately, and the subscriber r
requested by those who wish to purchase) win en-
deavour to accommodate in dividing the tract to
suit purchasers. Letters addressed to me i'm Fred.
ericksburg will be attended to.
GEO. w. SPOTSWoOD.
May 8. r.
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NASHVILLE, May 10.
INDIANS

L he party underline command of General
Johnson, that we mentioned in our last pa
per, as about to start against the Sandy riv-
er Indians, mustered about 800 men, we are
told, on Friday last, at Humphreys court
mouse. these men are the flower of the
sixth brigade of militia ofthis state. Our
informant states they were not as well arm
ed as he could have wished but much bet
ter than any body of the militia he has seen
for many years. He represents this little ar
my to be in fine spirits, and manifestine
much eagcrness to meet their adversaries.
Some spies had returned from the head of
the Sandy, who stated they did not 90 TO the
new town, but that they met some Chicka-
saw Indians who stated that Teeumseh, the
brother OF the prophet, was at the town, and
that he was anxious Tor the whites to come
oD, as he said he was prepared for them,-
that he had 600 warriors the best of the
ohawanees, Wiandots, Creeks, & Cherok ee
nations, and he dehed the whole power of the
u. S.
This report fred the breasts Of the little
army. They pressed for expedition. About
Thursday if they have no delays they viii
probably arrive at the new town on the head
OF Sandy. We may therefore by next Tues.
day probably hear something from that
quarter OF An interesting nature. Colbert we
are told will join the whites if permitted
with part of the Chickasaw nation, as he
wishes the townbrOke up.
The place on which the Indians above all
luded to have built town is in the charter
ed limits Of this state, but is also in the land
owned by the Chickasaw nation, and is about
leo miles $. by w. from Nashville. The IN
dams are from no particular tribe but dissa-
t'shed ones from several tribes, and have
supported themselves by plundering the
stock Of the Chickasaw Indians, (for whom
it seems they are AN ovcrmatch) and orr
frontier settlers as well as travellers and
boats descending the river. We view them
ain unprincipIed banditG.
BY a gentleman from Huntsville we are
informed that George Colbert had sent word
TO the citizens of that place, that the Creeks
would the FIRST moon iight-nIght attack that
town. This information has given great
une asiness to the people of that country,
Who are making every exertion to be ready
to meet .nem. Clarion,
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W11M1NoroN.h nhe s.

(DI) WILMINGTON, Jahe s.
Marine Ia.elHSence-Ar,ivedo on New Castle. on
the 2Sth ult. sniai Schooner called the FaYorite,
James Bills master, under British Gag and papers,
bound to Philadelphia, in ballast, with passengers,
baggage and specie. The passengers, II in mum.
Der, men, women and children, who have escaped
with what they could from the ruins oil Lsguira
and Caracas. Captain Bills was not informed that
the entering of the waters of the United States made
his vessel liable to forfeiture, until he boarded
while at anchor off New Castle, by officer FROM
the United States sloop of Argus. All the pas
sengers were landed by order OF the commander of
the Argus, AMI permitted transport their baggage
and cash to Philadelphia. except Mr.. n. Patralla of
Lasu'ra His cash amounting to 2o,iS6 dollars,
was seized by the officer Of ihe Argus, landed and
lodged by the Marshal, in the Farmers Bank of
Delaware, not leaving him dollar to pay his expen-
ses, The schooner was removed by the Marshal to
Wilmington and her sails unbent. This appears to
lie a hard case on the concerned. We have made
enquiry at the Custom House, and find that the
seizure was not made by the Collector, or other
revenue officer authorized by law. Those nteres-
ted are insttuting enquiry into the legality
of the proceeding, and in time the public will be
made acquainted with the resut.-y"atchanan
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FEB. 49,.
AIR GEORGE JACKSON, executor of Heza.

AIR. GEORGE JACKSON, executor of Heze.
I'VE kiah Davidson, decd, William Maulsley and
Ann his wife, ezecutrx of the said Hezekiah David
son, decd, Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth, Ihamer
aud Ann Davidson, infant children OF HeZekiah Da-
wilson, decd, by the said William Maulsley and mn
his wife, their guardian,
Please to take notice,
That on the fifteenth day of July, in the present
year. at the Office os William Raymond, surveyor OF
Harrison county (or his successor in oice) between
the hours of eight in the morning and four in the al
ternoons shall proceed TO take the dispositions of
sundry witnesses, to be read in evidence in the suit
depending in the Superior Court of Chancery for the
district If Richmond, wherein the executors Of Will
liam Lyme and others compliments, and the ex-
ecutors of Hezekiah Davidson and others defendants
You being absentees from this state, we adopt this
mode of giving you notice thereof.
WIN. LYME,
WM. II. HUTCHINSON,
Executors Of HIM. Lyme, deed.
May IS. w8w
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! AND FOR SALE-57,1S5 Acres of Land for
q a sale.-By virtue of decree pronounced in the
Staunton District Court of Chancery, in the case of
Samuel Moale, trustee of the estate of Robert & Sa-
Inuci Puryiance against Henry Purviance, will pro-
ceed as commissioner on the 2Sth day of June next
in the City of Baltimore, sell all those lands lying in
the counties of Kenawha, Wood, and Ohio, mention
ed in mortgage deed given by said Henry Purviance
to Samuel Moale, trustee &cthe terms of sale will
be made known on that day. The above lands are
valuable, and situated on the waters Of the Ohio
and Kcnawha rivers many of them are improved,
and merit tie attention of those persons who wish to
reside in that part OF Virginia The lands will be di-
1ded into suitable tracts parcels for the accommo
daton Of purchasers, and the sale continued from
LAY TO day, until completed.
THOS. l.. PRESTON
Lexington, Virginia
April Oh, 1879. ids
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JOHN RANDOLPH .AN.D AUGUSTUS. J
FOSTER

On Friday last Mr.. John Randolph, being thereto
moved and instgated by any spirit but that OF patri-
OtsH, went do,Vn TO the house. and having talked for
hour and half on the pcriiOus situation of the u
nted States; of the vast Navy and great men of En-
gland of tlie obligations due by colonies to the mo-
tl'er country of the signs Of the times & the NIGH
~ power of }Onapartc lie was at length arrested
in his wanderings by the voice of Mr. Calhoun, de-
mandng that the orator should state what propositi-
on he hal to submit in writing that the house npl,,
Judge whether iiis remarks were in order or not
This opinion declared by the speaker to be cor
rect. Mr.. Randolph appealed from the decision of
the Speaker, which decision however was confirmed
yeas 81, nays AZ.
Mr. Randolph being thus arrested in his course Of
lavish encomiums on the greatness and goodness Of
the government of Great Britain, and on the poverty
and meauness of that OF the u. s. was compelled to
state what his object which he did in the words
Following. &" Resoipcd that under existing circurn
stancesit is nexpefient to resort to agaiGst g.
britain" This resolution being seconded by Mr..
Lewis, Mr.. Randolph again began to worry
the patience Of the house >, again called TO order
again appealed; Withdrew his appeal and sat down
mortified and overwhelmed with contempt. The
question nj length t,ken whether the house
wor'd consider the resolution which was determined
ia The ncgatSe-ior considering 81, against consider
ing -.
Upon this proposition VIC submit very few re-
marks Mr.. Randolph is member OF the commit.
tee Of Foreign Relations. As ineinber OF that COM
miltce he declared lie would me ne bound TO secre
cy on the Embargo. lie diylsed it. He betrayed
the interests Of tie nation. lie tDUk advantage of
thc confidence reposed in hia, to sound the alarm
to our merchants aud British agents, that they
might with al possible expedition send oil al tie
fout and other provisions which dies could to our
bitterest foe. They did; aod so far Mr.. Randolph
suSc3eied We d0 not say, becauFe do not know
that Mr.. Randolph ret,icd to Mr.. Foster what had
paSe In the committee Of Foreign Relations, bal
we do positively say that il he had 80 reported
end bad acted upon the advice and under tie di-
xectiDi Of the Brits Minister. lac could not more
essentially have served The iatesss.s Of ldsroysi mas
{tr.
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~ AHUEL G. ADAMS now receiving from
~ Boston and New-York---
Hardware, IionmOngery and Cutlery Militia
ny Goods, consisting Of best English Gilt ScaIlnrd
Sabres, Plated and Gilt Hangers, Gold, Plated. Gilt
and Silver Epauetts, silk aud Cotton Sashes AIti-
lery, I.fantry and Navy Buttons, Plated and Gle
Cord, Cold and Silver Vellum Lace, Morocco Sword
Belts, Feathers, Drums and Flies, Cockad,s, &C.
Also one Irish Linens, two bales India Cottons
Spcrmaceti Candles, Cotton in bales, Liver, Lamp
and Blubber OIL Sheet Lead, Castings, 1 pue. I
quarter casks half quarter casks genuine old Ma
dera Wine, 40 casks White Lead and 90 barrels
Pork, which he offers for sale on moderate terms.
May 30. ,y4w
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EDuCAIlON-The public are hereby informed.
"A = that MIR. Fred Rae has been employed in tho
school now under the care of the subsc ribers as "
French Teacher 1t is only necessary to say, that
this geneman's qualifications discharge the duties
OF ms office, are unexcepdonable; and AS the whole
students, both of male and females especially fthev
have made some progress in their education, may
obtain adn'ittance. The prices of tui;ion per annun
will be AZ the following rats
For English, including Geography, Arithmetic.
English Grammar, sc. SSO-if French be added. or.
tor French alone, S40-for Latin; Greek, Euclid's
Elements, Algebra, sc. Si0--if Frenci be added.
$50. J. f. TURNER.
May %. ensv
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~ OTlCE.-I will sell bargain in 1900 acres of
L Military Land, lying on Big Barren River, in
miles from New-Glasgow, Is from Russellville, SO
from Nashville (Tennessee Its quality is to he rated
amongst the first class of the Green River lands and
is exceedingly well watered, with great number of
fine sprngs-the improvements are, three or four
cabins, with small lots of cleared ground. There are
considerable advantages attached to this land the
river affords good navigation, and it has public
road leading throughit and being only few miles
from the Barrens. am DESTROYS of selling, and will
sell at reduced price, for cash, short credit or
for good bonds; and satisfactory right will be made
TO the purchaser. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber. -f
e.- EDMUND BOOKER.
jamestown, Prince Edward
April 81. wswn
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May IS.

HTOR SALE-My PLANTATION ON Finnie
a Wood, upper end of Mecklenburg, containing
by late survey, go acres, about 500 of which has
been ceared--the balance is finely tmbered, and is
the best Tract OF Tobacco Land that is within my
knowledge
This land was purchased of the Executrix of Bait
Jsnes deceased and djons the lands of Mr.. Stokes
Cate Gen Kennon's,) VIM. Hunts, WagstAff's,
Russe's and Mrs Hogan's, and will be shewn at any
time by Mr.. Hunt, and the terms made known by
application to J. NELSON
Meekenburg, March Of. wifi
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VEVwENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Runeway

VEWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
IL from the subscriber, the fifteenth day Of Sep
TENDER last, negro man slave, named GAllY, aged
about twenty-six years, light black complexion,
height about six feet, stands quite erect and when
walking handles himself quite nmbly, his weight is
one hundred and sixty or seventy, eountenance cast
down when spoke to--the white of his eyes is unn-
sually large, on being apprehcnded is very sury, lie
IS rough Cooper. On examination his shins will be
found injured-he has probably obtained free pass.
About twelve years ago, Gary was brought from
brunswick county to Surry county in this state, by
Mr. Travis Harris, where said boy lived for eight
years, and was in the year sos, purchased by myself
OF Thomas Edwards and Reuben Buffers ex'ors of
said Harris decd ont of Surry, and brought to Buck
nshams where said negro got wife, and lived with
me about two years on James river, not far from
Scots ferry, and then brought by myself TO Al
bemarle county, near Milton, from whom said negro
eloped-sad slave is probably harbored in Sur1y or
some OF the above places. do hereby forewarn all
persons from harboring said negro. Also. l do COM
mand ali captains Of vessels sea, grant said
slave his passage, take him on board.
The above reward, with all reasonable charges,
will he paid to any person taking said slave within this
state, and bringing him to me, else for combining
him in any Jail in this state, that get him a.
gain An additional reward of dollars will be Civ
en- To any person taking said slave outof this state
and fer acting with him as above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, ir.
Abemarle county, Virginia.
Fer. lS, VOL
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
WrLLIAMsnuRo, May so,h, 1912.

On the Goth ult the Militia of The county of Prince
William, composing the seth Regiment, were as.
sembed at Dumfries, for the purpose of furnishing
their quota of the 10000 called for by the gene.
ral government from this statc--and on the line be.
Ing formed, more than the number required imme.
diateiy volunteered, and the following very worthy
aud respectable young men, officers in said regiment
offered and were accepted TO command them-Capt
Joseph X. Gilbert, Lieut.. WIN. Dave, and Ensign
VIM. French. Few, it any better, conId have been
chosen to command so Inc a set OF men.
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AND-oFFlCE, April Sth, isi2.-In pursuance
- OF an act of Assembly passed the 14th of Febru
airy, 1911, entitled " IN dct to amend the several
lasus concerning escheats," hereby make it known.
that the two following tracts of land situated in the
county OF Prince Edward have escheated to the COM
cheator of said county, dated the 10Th March last
VIZ one for 80 acres, of which John Graham is said
to have died seizedthe other for AIS acres more or
less, OF which John McMurray is said to have died
possessed of.
CHARLES BLAGROvE, Ree'y.
e May D. 6w
The Editor of the National Intelligencer will in.
sert the above advertisement in his paper for six
weeks successfully, and transmit his account to this
department FOR payment. CB