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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04
HfGEii AGaDEkE.,

tTHE public are informed that blfs
| Il suant 10 an act of the Virginia Lex
/ gislatsre, giving authority TO tesiaih
Commissioners, to sell the putlit btiid:
inys formerly occupied by the district
Court at Hay. Market, in the Cotn,y Of
Pripce.Willifm, Virginia "A purchase
of said buildings has been made by ari
asseciati<sa Of gentlemen, With view to
convert them into = seminary OF learn.
ing; Tor the government whereof, a
number of tho most respectable persons
in the adjoining counties have. been re=
guiarly constituted board Of Trustees:
Haslns been then duty appointed and
instituted, the Trustees have proceeded
to the alteration and repairs ofthe build.
ings, ~hichare now in readiness for the
accommodation Of more than one huns
dred students. They have engaged 4
professor of the dead languages and (
bellies lc,tres, s. one of the mathematics
< higher branches. Both gentlemen of
liberal education and experience az
teachers. The course of education will
comprehend all the branches Of Literal
ture as pursued in the Eastern Cole.
ges; Git being intended to apply sbeedi.
ly for an actof incorporation, insti.utine
the seminary regular College, vithtns
power of comforting degrees. This
Trustees have likewise engaged gen.
t!enan of the first responsibility and
moral character to act as Steward and
take charge Of the boarding departments,
On this account they will ever have it
IN their power to reg ulate the price Of
board at the loves. rate; and further;
will be enabled to conine the students tc
the observance of regular hours, and of
all the rules of the institution. The
school will be opened on the frs. Of Ja-
nuary ensuing.
Of this, situation, it may be con6dents
ly said, that no place in the union come
bines greater variety Of important adj
ventages forthe above mentioned object.
The responsibility and moral habits OF
the neighborhood. the uncommon health
fulness of the place itself, its cpntignity
to rich farms, whose superf1uity of the
best meats, and all other desirable arti-
cles of living, must reduce the cost
whilst it increases the comforts Of board;
added to the circumstance Gifts being
under the fostering care Of well fitted
persons Immediately in the neighbof. :
hood, whose duty and interest must alike
prompt them to solicitous attention to
its welfare, leaves nothing to be desired
by parents, WHO feel natural regard fer
the future advancement and prosperity
Of their sons.
By order of the Board.
THOMAS TURNER,
President.
EDMOND BROOKS,
Secretary.
Hay-Market. Dec. Sill 6wi
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/ bOM i dE OI hINACA NAAANA -
Ertract,efa letter from a gentleman
in Kingston Jamaica, to hts friend
in Boston, dated .oy. 3, 1872.
81 could write you much respect.
ing the Spanish Maine, but you may
be in possession Of information
from that quarter long before this
will reachyon. Miranda has turn,
ed traitor to- the cause Of the inde-
pendents, aud has sine been appre-
henled and sent to Old Spain to "a
wait his fate-it seems his object
was gain. The Yieeroy of the pro-
vince Of Mexico, fer some reason Or
other, ordered every fifta man 10 a
city, (which was composed of 100000.
Inhabitants to be put to death. The
consequence was that a large and
powerful army composed or Spa
niards, Indian. and some Americans
Indepepdents) sworc revenge. stole
a march upon the VicerOy and was
near taking his person, but he escap-
ed.-They took 5000 Of his tuoops.
forced them to lay down their arms,
marched them out 6 miles and shot
every soul of them. l can only add
that il is my firm belief that the
whole Spanish Maine will declare
themselves independent Of the mo
Their country. Carthagena is alrea
dy in the possession of the lndepen-
dants. and is no inconsiderable> place.
There must be much blood shed
ere the banners ola Republic shat!
wave as free as they have done in
that once happy country, North A
merica.
/" OfJamaica, have not room to
say much, it has been and is still We.
ry siekly throughout the island. and
in many instances proves mortal.
We have had a most tremendous
hurricane here, which, did much
damage to the shipping, plantations
injured and several lives lost. About
$4,000 bbls. flour was brought into
this port prizes to some Of his Ma
jesty's cruisers. They had Iiceaees
to proceed to Cadiz, but the govern
ment here have ordered the proper
ty to be sold, (not including the YES
sels). what will be the result to the
shippers 1 cannot say. but l think
their case desperate. There is one
or two vessels from Boston, one of
which is the barguc Morning Star,
Winslow she was homeward bound,
with wines, &c.
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SHIP NE VS..
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

RETENED
Schooner Venus, Dexter, Savannah !;
Cotton * Timber to ]. G Ladd.
- Harriet, Garner, Baltimore {;
sundries merchants of the district
Sloop Atalanta, Jennyns do. do. to
master &c.
Ship General Knox, Russell, bos'
ton !: ballast to Lawrason * Fowle.
CLEARED
Schooner Sukey ComeIford, Boston;
Flour BY sundry persons. -.
Ship Wilhelmina Fowle, Caadlz; 90
bv Lawrason and Fowle.
Swedish Schooner Gnstsvus. Peter
.on. st. Barts. Flour, Corn, & Bread
by VIM. Smith.
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Eli, NUHsCRIBrR

i - ~ -, ~ ~ - = ~
Offers for sale or erchsnge for good
lands above the Blue Ridge, the fol-
losring described PROPERTY:
a tract of and about 7
miles from Alexandriain an healthy and
agreeable neighborhood containing 5S7
acres. This land adjoins the lands OF
D., Craik. DR.. Stuart and William Fi;z-
hugh; has large proportion OF Wood
good Water, Orchards, SC.
Also, a molety of the Farm
on which Bail Williams resides.
Also a s''arm on Potomac
River, one mile below the town, con.
tanning by estination, between l3& l4hun-
dred acres, about 700 acres in wood
most of which is heavy timber; 500
acres in compact figure, of valuable,
arabic low grounds, part of which is re.
claimed Pocoson and as rich as any land
in the world valuable Herring hshe-
~, extensive meadows, and about 1000
bearing apple and peach trees; taking
quality and situation into view, this land
may truly be said to be amongst the
most valuable OF its size on the Potomac
river.
Also, the House with 3
acres of ground in and adjoining the
town, wherein the subscriber resides
The House is large, built OF the Oes'
materials ard finished in a superior
stvIe the Garoen, of 2 acres, IS not
surpassed tn production by any ID this
part Of the country. Terms may Or
known by applying to the subscriber
! Aug. ]. Smith.
stl. October 2aw2W Ia"
| CHARLES BENNETT
OFFERS FOR SALE
| 2 boxes 1894 Irish Linens :,
I 4 do Colored Threads assorted, to "a
2 do. Nuns Thread 90. 10 %
A few pieces real superGne Cloths af'e
| Kcrseymercs
! 10 bales India Cottcns
5000 pieces Nanseers
! One box w. C.. Needles, to IL
| casks Red Clover Seed
| December eo3tlawu
80 ; CREHoRE's
aot-bressed. Paying Cards.
,ai OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
q t,.t received and for sale by
q & Cotton &NStewart-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

The alexandria Museum,
DEVOTED to Charitable purposes,
Z and belonging to the Alexandria
Washington Lodge No. %, is open for
the reception of Visitors, every day in
the week. from 10 a. NJ. to PM. (Sun-
day excepted on the following terms:
Single visit for grown persons, -
cent?.
Single visit for children,l IL l.2 cents.
September %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04
This day is Published III
COTTON q STEWART,
PRIYERS

= OF THE
Right Rev. THOMAS WILSON, d.
So years Bishop of Sodor & Man.
Selected from his works, and digested
into iorrus, suited to private persons
and families. "a
By RE Kev., FIN. t1Fd DE.
WITH AN APPENDIX.
Containing Peayets ON, Of Tie Holy
Scripture, arranged under various heads,
and suited to the yariyGs feelings Of the
I.eart and the various situations of hu-
man life.
January
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

ho. II. Mlrkintosh has declined
! the challenge published in the
krs some weeks since fron
hucl Solanda. The inferiorfts
k!anucl's grade is stated as the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

Is of the growth and manutac'
|hs United States from tbe Isl
10 the Slst December 1912
Is port to St. Barts, Cadiz Lis
pni.h w. Indies and American
viz.
24sS lbs. Butter,
800 lbs Lard,
57i7s bus. Whsst,
4se97 bus. Corn,
SIS bus. Rye,
s0,S26 bbls. Flour,
2l06 Oils Bread,
sac kegs Do.
S04o lbs, Candles,
l4,H2 lbs. Soap, SC. sc.
hg in aggregate to Ssss74s o!
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'm Monday, the 18th instant, will be
& sold, for ready money, at the man
sion house of VIM. Lindsay, deceased
in Fairfax county, the personal property
snf said deceased, consisting OF SLAVES
E &c.. go
The Commissioners.
January s ~. a".
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November 80.
ROBERT GRAY

ROBERT GRAY.
Has lust receiret--for .ale---a tew Coz
pies Of
Lee. Memoirs of the War in the Scuth'
ern department Of the United States
P,s"r.'s Practical Navigator and Coa4
Pilot .g.
J.cksou's Book Keeping =.
Books of Common Prayer, IN pam ana
morocco bindings t.,
! Msir's Introduction =
Lanca.ter's Epitone =
Father and Daughter BY Mrs. opls
Knickerbocker's New-York .4
Practical Piety -
The Rambler, BY DR.. Johnson, y tonr
neat Pocket volumes, bcand N bonds
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04
kRMONT ELECTION.

<esu,t of the Vermont election
Ii ascertainsd, 1t IS probable
|;ll terminate unfortunately to'
hy, but the fact is notyet known
1 the In,elligencer has announc,
kccess of the war ticket, upon
briiy of a letter said TO have
teiyed at Washington but as
seen 10 corroboration OF the
h, VIC are not disposed to give
sdonec. A few days will fur
Eth The Official returns.
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NOI ICE.

THE annual meeting of the Stock
4 holders, in tie Little River II urn
pike Company, will be on the first
Monday in December next at The City
Hotel, in Alexandra a: which time
an Election will be held, for Pre-.
Sident, four Directors and Treasurer
d statement Of the accounts will be re-
ported to the meeting Tie Stockhold-
crs on the last subscription are notified.
that the whole of the instslments on
each Share by them respectively sub.
scri5ed, will have Become due on the
irst of January, 1873, vhich they are
rsqu5sted 10 pay to Jonah Thompson
in Alexandra.
BY order Of the Directors,
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
October 81. IawslJ.
~ The Editors Of the Leesburg
Washingtonian ard Winchester c.
zctte are requested TO publish this A.
vertisement once > week till the last o.
January.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

~ FORCE OF ALGIERS.
pea Of a letter .fron our Con-
GsneTa'. at .algisrs. Mr.. Lear.
lie Secretary Of State. dated
~ p. 1919, at sen on board
'saeriean ship atiegany. !.
On the 18th July, the whole ma.
'see ss Algiers smiled on a cruise
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

count received some weeks a
E;.,ophe's death, is contradict
ke,sel late from St. Domingo
hat he was st Cape Francois
be of her sailing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04
SECOND BAYS DRAWING
OF THE
POTOMAC e SHENANDOAH

POTOMAC e SHENANDOAH
Navigation Lottery.
NovEMBER ~, 1873.
No sssls, prize of S 10000.
Nos. 1888 1868, prizes OF 5 So
Is prizes of s 70 and 4sa Of 5 o.
The third days drawing will be on
Tuesday, the LIST Of December.
PRICES remaining in the 1She~
l of 8 5000
of 10000
2 Of 5000
of 1000
10 of 100 Tickets.
Is of S 1000
20 of 500
Presen, price of Tickets 8 9 and no
isk Of losing, until the 18th day d
drawing.
Tickets in the above Lottery, and in
the Medical College, Susquehannah Ca
nal ard Vaccine Institution Lotteries
For sale by ,y
November 80.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

to the eastward, supposedto be des-
tined against Tunis, or tomake a de-
scent on some part Of Sardinia, for
the purpose of getting slaves. II
consisted Of the following vessels:
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TO sHEw
y AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
AND PRESSURE.

H., Bunker's Hill with flour
kom this port bound to New
has arrived at New York, In
Usage.
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I will either Sell or Rent the BRICK
WAREHOU /. and LO1 on the north
side OF King street near the corner OF
Wster street, at present occupied BY
CT C.tiett, Esq, Possession may be-
had the llth October next. Apply to
John Tucker.
T,,Jy i2N
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House of Representatives, OF
,ria, have voted the building
l. for the use uf the U. States
! the question, the yeas were
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

| Of a letter from Ne4y. Orleans,
dated November 50.
electors for President and Vice
u, have been chosen this dag, s
Voca'cs of the present measures
fnment, will doubtless vote for
D 500.
stated here this day that the U.
r"op> have received orders 10
session of West.Fiorida, as far
Srdlio, Immediately.
b the extensive smuggling car
here by The French priyateers
lest the bay of NJ xico, dry
ire much lower in this territory
y are with YOU"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04

Of a letter from Ruriiag OF to
em0m IL: Salem, dated Dec. u.
events now passing in this town
nous aDd melaneholy, that they
put DC viewed Sith sympathy aud
Plon. About 4 fortnight since,
OF U. ). troops, amounting tea
poo, arrived here from Pla,,s-
Since which SEQ a.ld $50. as near
ascertain, shave been laid low
narrow d" cling with the
u the remainder, about one
Pc On furlough. one third in the
CT al least un6t for duty, and the
fATd making coHias, digging
sc. The awful instrument OF
|haroc Is tie pcripneumony and
Try, and Is supposed to have been
Fec IN she wretchcd, swampy en-
|eh' AZ PiatishIrgh, and the i'm
expedition to Champlain, in
F"e troops were exposed to the
; storms ef November. with no
'hel'er than their blankets. The
often completes its Business IN
an SIX hours. No remission Fat
y hopes, and when lhe pestilsnce
rmnate God only knows The
$ otherwise remarkably hcalty ;
10 has happened among the inha-
Tor several weeks and | know OF
{ dangerously or even seriously
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04
NOTICE.

Hav-Market. Dec. Sill 6wi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-11
CAPTAIN GARDEN.

observe that ut a public entertain
ment, lately given in London, very dis
tinguished honors and compliments ar.
bestowed on Captain Garden, fer his
gallant defence nt his Majes,y's Ship
Macedonian, against a szterior and
ouerwheimiag force lit is we'll to tell
this story now--but i. is a fact. Captai
Garden will not venture 10 deny, th
when, before the war. he vas at No
folk With bis ship, Decatur was also
there with the United States; and hey
Nere frequently on board each theirs
vessels-Captaia Garden then contend-
ed, that his Gas the superior ship, and
better suited to combat. He said to D.
catur, if YOU and ever meet at sea
enemies, ] snail take you-he partlcu
la-ly contended for the advantage OF lS
Founders over 24's, considering the
doptinn OF them in the British NAYS, as j.
strict improvement iiied2ing that the
lS's could be feed and ranaged with
much more facility, that in a Sivea tim
,heg wonld throw ,aore weight of metal
than the !4's, and were equally destrac-
tive where taey struck ID
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-11

Tha multiplied and lawless depreds-
ton OF the Frsnch upon lie con,merc1
Of the u States, which produced tn
partial Var of go, seen, To be entirely
iorgotts by the high spirited friends OF
free trade and sailors rights, of the pre-
s~Dt day. Some idea rey be formed #
the magnitude cf these rohberi5s, whea
it is known that the little Town OF Alex
andria lest, previous to the wsr upwards
of Gftv vessels captured aud destroyed
by the nationsl pirates Of France The
Federal administration sought redress
Cor these grievances; and what was the
conduct Of the Democrats upon the &C
Casion? Every obstacle was thrown II
the way of the war; and every epithe'
of reproach applied to those who tooS
part in it. We were then lighting falS
rec Hade and sal-lrs rights, and vs..
strange 10 FAY; the dernocr4ts--the ex
elusive frifnds to free trade and sailor
,igbis; we're opposed TO the war AID dlti
every thing in their power 10 impede
its progress! How can We account for
this strange inconsistency WHY read
err we we're tsenfghtinS against F'eaee
The Democrats refused to take MP
arms, not that hey. loved sailors less
but that they loved France more.
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FoR SALE,
A GIG & HARNESS
Complete
A7ifly to
thomas Triplett.
City Hstsk Dee IL.
Potomac team-Boar.

potomac i team Boat.
TSHE annual meeting OF the subssE1
4 bers to $ The Pstomsc Steas1t
Boat Company ,"wili be be held at Trip
let's tavern, H. the town or Aiexancrial
on Monday he Sd OF January next, at
- o'clock, a which the membsrs ara
requested To attend.
BY that time the boat will be com.
pletetl. and ready for delivery; subscri-
bers WHO shall have paid the amount Of
the rcoulsinons made on them, will res
cei,e stock for the sane ard the shares
of those who shall not have paid the said
reuu,sitions, shall be forfeited to tho
company and disposed of as they shall
direct.
Persons having just claims on tho
company, will please to present them
and they shall be paid.
]. Dawson, pfe'st.
Dec II ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-11
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

Nature is so truly gentle, or to
spea.. anore july. the God OF nature
displays so expansive a benevoience
in all MS works; so proiissily sheds
MS blessings upon the evil and the
good ;''--builds ap so many exquisite
fabrics 10 delight the eyes Of his
creatures tinges the fiowefs with
sueb .oiors, and fiils the groves with
sarh ,ausic that an, one VINO ne
comes familiar with nature, can
scarcely remain angry with man.
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8LrIMoas. Zee. 8

The express ridir. Mr.. James
s,i'hert. who yesterday brought a
copy of the a'ersident's Messa e for
this paper. lett Washington in com.
paly with two others. about - nj
nutes before one . clock. aaa arrived
mere a, fifteen minutes atter .hrse.
being forty miles ia two hours and an
;.sss; a most extraordinary journey.
$ nea the present bad state of the
;oais is taken into consideration.
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General Warrington durinr. his admi-

General Washington during his admi-
never originated any appoin
eaent, not authorised by law, durns
me recess OF the senate; nor gas surt
3pnosa'ion ever made on the const,Iu
ION. till Mr. Jefferson set the exampl
Ii ia fact, perhaps no, generaliy
Aaown that John Jay received no NOR
nan his salary as chief justice OF ths U
States, during his mis- sion to Grea, Br,-
is'n, excep his actual expeHces; for
which, IN every possible case he pro.
duced vouchers for sums even as low
as five dollars. U. S. Gazette.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the subscri5
Der, are earnestly requested t. coms
forward and settle their respective se.-
counts on or before the first day Of Ias
Buary next, as l am about to close my
business in Alexandris, and remoyS
elsewhere Il is earnestly hoped thas
this notice will lie attended, to II the
accounts are not paid, on or before the
day ahoyeme ntioned, he, will be put
indiscriminately into to the hands ofap
attorney for collection
VIM. 5. Darrell,
Dec. @. Il
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The Baltimore Wing extols the Pr,

The baltimore Wing extols the Pre-.
sldent's Message, amongst other things.
for the rakid sgrvey zrhieh it, takes of
the Political aaS MILITARY eprnts of the
Present year. From this Iust prise.
surely no illiberal federalist will venture
TO detract. The President does indeed
tske ratia survey of the political end
military events OF the present yea,. For
example Instead of laying before US
the oTreshou9cnce between himself and
his minister N France, and unfolding
the real views, demands and expe Ia.
tons of the French government, as bin,
ed at IN Turreau's letter, Serrurer's
communication, &c. SC. he IS satisfied
With telling us (as usual thai oRr AZ
FAIRS with France remain as they vfre CT
tie close Of RE lass session. Again In
stead OF acknowledging the various dis
listers OF bis grand array in Canada, and
Offering same sort of apology COR he
blood and treasure which he has squan
dered in its sbottive campaign; he con
tents himself with telling US; tAat the
frostsct sfreducing the enemg's t'osses-
sions GU Ehe So. Lazyregcs, oace 50 fap0r.
abis, Sad Rot been realized ogvmg 70
sbe 6ad zreather, and the circumstances
attending the final movements Of Me a.
my.
What these circumstances were, eve
ry nan is left TO find out f.. himself
We guess, that they were wait ct pro.
visions for the support of the army
want OF unaaiuity IN the G ner 49,
want Of talents to plan and want of skil
to execute the enterprise.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-11
House of REPRESENTATIVES.

A confidential Message was received
on Thursday from the President OF the
u. States, in consequence of which the
sallaries were cleared and ;he door
closed. It's supposed that the message
related to the expediency of laying a.
Embargo. The galleries we're ags''
cleared. and the doors closed yesterofs
when it is not improbable the comm''''sS
20 whom the message was referred
made tteir report.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-11

Tae Gentlemen Of Augusta. Gcor-
gia. ave subscribed, and Offered as
"a reward. Three thousand Dollars
FOR the conviction OF the Assassin
sho ,tte'nptsd to murder Captain
Gilbert Longstreet, by firing jnto his
viadD", on the rvealag OF the 2ith
,tlimo. as detailed in sne American
Daily Advertiser of Yesterday.
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PUBLIC SALE.

EETHL beaoid On w edncsdey Tho
wv a2d inst. at VIM Hepburn's
5fiil Farm IN Fairfax county, all his
stock Of Cows, Hog and sheep, pair
of Steers, tbs forming utensils, and
variety of other articles too tedious to
reimbursement OF the Cows have
Calves The terms of sale will DO
cash Tor all sums under ten dollars, and
bond with security will be required FOB
ali sums above ter dollars, payable on
the ist s ptcmbrr 1914, bearing intcs
rest from the date il no, punctuallY
paid.
VIM. Hepburn.
N. B Several Negroes viii be hired
for the ensuing year.
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