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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
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FROM cobBETrs SEGIsl EH--FEB ~
IConcludcd from our last paperl
4MERAAV kV4R.

Il is very true, that there were people in
the House Of Commons 10 promise TO sup
port the war If the repeal Of the Orders IN
Council failed to satisfy the Amer
leans !. bot made such Promise
and, therefore, I, thoggh fly amongst ca
giles, am at liberty 10 express. my disapproba-
tion Of the war.--Nay, ! most distinctly suid
at the time, that the repeal of the Orders in
Council! would not satisfy the American peo-
pie. ! had indeed said SO, many months be-
fore and had said it upon kno50iedge u
!he fact. had all along said, that, unless
we ceased to Impress persons out OF AmeIi-
can vessels upon the high seas, we should
have war and, therefore, when the ministry
were, by Mr.. Brougham, reduced to thc nc
cessi,y of repeating the Orders in Council, !,
In an address to the Prince Regent, prayed
MIN to add relinquishmcnt OF the practice
OF impressmcnt, without which, | positively
asserted, that the other measure would fan
OF its desired eAecl.-Neyerihe!es Mr.. Pon-
son6y las the leader Of the Whigs) did pro-
mise support TO the war, iG tho repeal OF the
Orders failed TO satisfy America and Mr..
Brougbam did the same. The country was
thus uis!ed, and was prepared for jus,ifca.
tion OF the war. The manufacturers, some
Of whom came TO see nc IL Newgate, where
had been imprisoned Tor Two years, and sen
tence, to pay fue OF thousand pounds ~
the King, which have since paid 20 his son
in his behalf, for having written and publish
cd upon the subject OF the foggng of some
local militiamen, in the town of Ely, Eng
land, who had been first quelled by German
troops here, say, in this prison, saw
some of the manufacturers, who, after the
success Of Mr.. B,ougham's motion, were
preparing to return home, full of Joy in the
assurance Of a renewed and uninterrupted in
tcreourse with America, and l told then,
that they ought to moderate their JOY foI
that Mr.. Brougham's success would no; pro-
duce the effect they suspected, but that, on
the contrary, his pledge 10 suppor, war, il
that measure failed to ensure peace, might
be attended hereafter with Infinite mischief
They did not absolutely laugh in my face,
but / could clearly perceive, that they attri-
buted my gloomy predictions 10 feeling
which, though l might have been excused
for possessing ii, really was stranger, as
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
Land FOR Sale.

THE subscriber wishing to remove TO TIE
western country, is DESTROYS of disposing Of his
Plantation, lying near Michesux's Tavern, in
towhatan county, situated in healthy ard "a
greeable neighbourhood he will sell four hum
ure,' and fifty four acres, more or less together
with moiety of the Cedar Grove Mills, on the
said plantation. The Mill has been newly re-
built from the Pitt Geer TO the Hopper Boy, &
IS in comple,e manufacturing order il has eve
ry advantage as TO its situation, it hes within
haif annie oi the Genito & Buckingham Roads,
where all the produce of the upper country
passes II is also within cmiles of James Riv.
er, and within miles Of Appomat:ox River, &.
within 81 miles Of The City of Richmend.- He
deems 1t unnecessary 10 give more psrticu.
lar description, his no doubt, persons disposed
to purchase, will personally view the premises
Lands i'll the Ohio ate would be taken in par,
payment ofthe purchase, if the terms could be
agreed on, aud the balance would be expected
IN cash, or approved paper at short dates.
Nm CRATES.
Powhatan, 10Th Nov. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
Samuel G.. Adams,

IS now receiving $50 Carey Flows,
100 Casks Cut Nails, assorted,
600 Suits Cloathes for Negroes,
Ditto Files.
l Cask Pocket Pistols,
40 Dozen Spades,
Military Goods, & Clarinetts,
Flutes, lS'es, Drums and Flagiletts,
ALO-ON HAND,
a good assortment of Hardware, Ironmonge.y
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths, Bar
and hoop Iron, Nail Rods, one Pair Esophus
Mill Stones, feet 6inchcs, which are offered
tor sale on moderate terms
ri ohmond, August 6, 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

6uckfnsham, October Corr, 1915.
Joseph I'M and others against VIM Hars-
iora' tePhan'Harsford and Others, in Chance,v.
~ appearing to the satisfaction of the CONT
,nIt me sa,a iiiiam and Stephen are not ia.
I ,a OF ,i's commonwealth, on motion or.
derec, that the said absent defcnslents do an.
pear here on the Cd Monday in rcbr,,:,,v ne -,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that q COZ,
OF TINS order he forthwith inserted in SOM.
newspaper printed in the City of Richmond
Tor TWO months successfully and another cow
posted at tho front door of this Courthouse
I'll Cety-Iesfe
Oct. 60 ---1'N,A'11'c'G' Geek.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
Oct. go
Notice is Hereby Given.

MAT petition will be presented TO ,l,.
next Legislature, praying that an act nav
pass iegalizlng such act or acts of the >sur,;.
wing trustee or Trustees of the interest which
me IN commonwealth hath in certain Lands wbe Pc
81 81 ra'rck Cout,s, died seized, under an ac,
OF 'ne General Assembly for vesting the same
day OF December, one thousand seven h,1'.,
ana ninety-in the same manner rs if the True
zee or trustees now living. were ma;o.;,,,
Oh those mentioned in the act aforesaid. and -
De OIL tue same validity, and no greater. as i nm.
'i1Iised by the said act of General Assembly
Richmond, Oct. 4. ,,,tSo.,m iy'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
Washingt N Henry Academy.


TIE Trustees have appointed Mr. Rufus
Chandler, principal Tutor, for this Seminary of
Learning. lie will Commence his dutie 5 on the
18th day OF January next, an / discontinue ON tb.
18th OF December following. making a term of
ZEN months, after deducting one cs the summer
months Tor Vacation. Mr.. Chandler will teach
The following branches of Learning, viz-The
English, Latin, and Greek Languages, Writing
ArItlmetick, Esglish COMPOSITE ION, and GcoS.
raphy, with the use Of the Globes. The fees
tor tuition in any or all Of the above branches
VIII he $50, payable in advance, at equal ouar,
teriy payments. Mr. Chandler Produced In thu
Board OF Trustees, satisfactory testimonials. AZ
wen with respect to his morals, as to bisos.
pacity and success as Teacher-He wa. ed,,-
Gated at Yale College, where he took the de-.
grees oil Bachelor and Master of Arts Re-.
sides the Literary honors conferred on him bv
the College, he is highly spoken of by the Pre-,
lessons under whom he studied.
The situation of the place is pleasant and 70.
markably healthy, about ten miles from Rich.
mond, IN the county Of Hanove-.Board. wash.
ing and Lodging inclusive, will be furnished a.
the Academy, at $50 for the term. pavabie &c
above. "'""'e -
Board can be also had among gentecl famil;e.
OF the neighbcurheod, on the same terms
Any scholar becoming a member az ths ecbo,,l
will be liable for the fees Tor the Who'll 49,.
THOMAS TINsLEf.
president Of the Board Of Trustees.
". H. Academy, cct.2sd w6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
On Hand. for Sale.

25 Bales Woolens, 90 boxes cotton o,a
20 boxes hats, assortedj wool cards
Manchestry x shIt'gs SO Bbis brown sugar
Ded LICK 5000 lbs coffee in hsgs
Blue and white cotton Spanish and Clr,eans o.,
cloth. 1it,o
Hessian rolls $500 excelsn,r
Sadlery, cutlery and o. hides
Their hardware assort- 25hundIes soalle.,he,
ed. Cut barrir,,s 49,, ! - ~ =
90 casks wrought and Whiskey
cut nails Train oil in r;,o,
5000 lbs seine and sew. barrels
ing twlne Tar. Lumber.
IONS neat castings Salt, &c. &c.
Window glass & siters
Aconpletc assortment of lsichmend ,o-,rc,.
tured STONE WARE, put I'm tn order
1900 Bbls FLOUR, a part for fam;Iy nee
FOR REAT,
The upper part OF the house now occun;ed hy
Mr.. Hawkins as Shoe Store; with out houses
attached---Aslo a TENEMENT at Rockets
STORAGE
May be had hre.proof houses, at the Fort or
ut Rockets.
WANTE
4 IL, 600 Sterling Bills
ON. ENGLAND.
Ctt) CHARLES WHITLoCK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
GENERAL ORDERS.
AD5UTlN9 GgHRRhIJS Orp,o

Rfehmond, Juiy u, 1919.
Ill. COMMUNICATIONS TO the Governor, AZ
t,,rn "a ~ SHif OF the Militia are, in ia.
Ps department. vA'0"' e"eT'
ms regulation, Of course, will not applv 70
cases IN which the Governor acts In ne S;rY
capacity; but communications on such suh-
yects VIII be addressed to him as before the
~, ny order Of the Governor or Commander in
WIN. w. HENING, d. A.e.
ron
Co. MOSES GREEN, A. G.
- Suy' WON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
- nrenbsr6i 1913
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
Land for Sale.

II WOULD wish to sell ten or twelve hun.
a dred acres of Land, lying in the County
OF Orange, on the Road leading from Swift
Run to Orange Court House. and in less than
a mile from the latter place. The greater
part of this Land is in It's original growth
and the tract equal in value to any high
Land in the state. There is on it from six
~ to seventy acres ofthe very first rate low
grounds The Land will be Showed by nv,
sell, or, in my absence, by MIR. ROBERT
BROCK, living on the premises.
THOMAS MACON.
June IS, 1873. low.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
AFchelaus Hughes,

II CIIOI"uo lug HGs,
ON THE BASIN,
Tas Inst received and for Sale,
5000 W.T. Of BACON,
90 Bbls, Now Herrings and Shad,
Copperas in Barrels,
Verdegrease in Pods or Sacks,
Fine Macca. Snuff ia ID. Bottles,
Imperial and Young Hyson TEAS,
Russia SHEETINGs,
German LINENS, 3.
A few gress best Kirby Fishing Hooks,
ALSO,
One hundred and twenty thousand we'll burn,
BRICKS with woody and twelve or fifteen
hundred Bushels OF Shell LIME already for S ale
and deliveryat the Kilt near the BASIN-Ap
ply as above
July 3. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
Nouce.

ALL persons having claims against the
estate OF Daniel Guerrant, decd. late of thu
county OF Goochland, are requested to brine
' He forward properly authenticated as
eniS houce VIII be plead in bar to such az
day of March next 'i'e Ase
BY the ADMINISTRATIONS.
Goochland, Nov, 10th, 1873 fwswC
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

NOTICE shall petition the Legis>
~ lature of Virginia at the next session.
for leave to ERECT a TOLL BRIDE
across James River. commencing on INV
land in the county of Chesterfield, adiojninr
the town of Manchester, and abuttinc oD
the opposite side thereof, in the county of
Hearico, where l have obtained land for
the purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
Sept. IS. entmI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06
REMOVAL.
Charles hitlock
HAS REMOVED HIS
Retail Store

To the House formerly occupied by Messrs.
Hawkins & Alden, a few doors above
Browns Vendue Office, and opposite to II.
TompkiDs, & Co.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
cvsDlr1oss OF THE HERALD.


The subscription is Five Dollars per an
num--payable by town subscribers half
yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the difficulty
OF collecting at distance) will be expect
ed to pay the whole year in advance or the
time for which they subscribe, or give
responsible friend in town.
No subscription taken for less than six
months. Communications, orders, Sc TO
be post paid. Arrearages must be paid
eff on aiscontinuance.
Advertisements not exceeding square,
inserted three times for one dollar, and 25
cents for each succeeding insertion. All
advertisements sent to the Office without
having the number OF times rol which they
are to be inserted designated, viii appear
IN every paper until otherwise ordered.
liberal allowance made 10 those who
advertise by the year.
June Is, 1911.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
ROBERT GRAY,

BOOKSELLER e ST.dTION'ER,
OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON TAVERN, IN
KING .sTREET, ALEXANDRIA
Has just received, for safe, the .foii0qving
PLAYS & FARCES
A NY-1HING NEW Darkness yisi-
IA BILE; Boarding House Music Mad ;
Apprentice; Marnion Turnout Ora
Dream Licge Sons OF Erin; Timour the
Tartar; How to Die for Love Right and
Wrong; Bridal Ring; House of Morville
Sultan; Yaukey Chronology; Provoked
Husband; Wonder; Sleep Walker; High
Life below Stairs; Wives as they were
and Maids as they are; Renegade Hun.
ter Of the Alps; Honest Thieves Too.
many Cooks; Love aud Money Ethiep
Cure for the Heart-Ache Highland Reel
One O'clock Commissary; Knights; Lame
Lover; Taste; Author; Lyar; English
man in Paris Englishman Returned -
Beacon.
AIso--Thc Rules and Articles of War ;
The United States Kalendar and Army and
Navy Register, for 1918; Life Of Cooke,
the Player, by William Dunlap.
November 8.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
REMOTAL.

FE ME subscriber has removed from his
a old stand on Union street TO the wharf
formerly occupied by Mr.. William Harris
horne, near the Lower Ferry, where he in
tends pursuing his former business--He
continues to purchase Flour and Grain and
has on hand large supply Of the best
Flour, suitable for family use and Bakers,
also SALT OF different kinds
JOSEPH DEAN.
Nov. 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
NOTICE..
November 8.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby nolihcd
that dividend Of four per cent for the last
haFyear on the capital stock paid in, is this
day declared payable to them or their le-
representatives on Friday The l7,h in
slant.
BY order Of President and Directors,
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cash.
Sept. 8.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-06
BANK STOCK.

Cash will be given for few shares of
Mechanics Bank Stock, Enquire at this
office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

Comn,odarr Perry, while IN thfs city, spoke
in the highes, terms of eulogi ium Of the keo-
lucky volunteers who were In the expo dilion
with Harrison and IN strains os admiration OF
the venerabIs Shelby. he represented them
as courageous even to hnpradenee ,and a. lib
cral, generous, and hnmssc, almost ,o Gauls
Although Justice woold have sanctioned the
most dreadful retaiia,ioo vpon she snemy, for
the cruelties infEctsd upon sher brsshren-ye,
we have not heard st single act ot retaliation,
Of crselly, eI piltsge, os ia,sls, iDfsis,ed BY
them upon the fallen foe. they twice Coo
qucred--6rst by tbeiy srnas, and theo bs their
humanity Wha, magnanimky Wha, les
500 10 tho enemys We know 40, ~hst eject
such greatness OF sost viii producs upon the
ehrisfisa foe /; bot IL produced the most IN
bounded Submission srsf eoafafepee In their
savage allies They came pouring into De-
,roit by hundresis, nay shous,nafs,mss in eouo-
ci,and ,entered to the ArssvicAD command
ant their submission. Thsy were taken BY the
hand,icsl,sNd scnt--where To poos oas upon
the enemy that measure os hofrid evils vhieh
he had wickediy prepared with infnae care to
tlevss,ase our freniiers No. but so their
proud monuments of policy as
honor abte TO hurnAn nature, as II Fs character
IssIc Of the Asericaa goysrn.pe at.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

over gnn and gave three ehefys for the vic
tory. The sex, morning az s O'Clock VIC were
brought up and whipped two dozen lashss
each for huzzaing for the Yankee Gag. Short
ly after this we were all released by he assis-
tsBce Of the American Consnl and Capt. Hall
who knew Ms.
This depooent further saith, that they all
had projections, and showed the N, and claim
ed 20 be Americans at the time they were
pressed. JAMES TONPKlNS.
Sworn before me this 18th day Of April,
1873, at which time the said Jane. Tomp-
hns showed me his wrist, which at his re-
qucs, examined, and there appeared to be
ha,Ls on boah Of them, occasioDed, as 4 sup
bose, from hts having been IN irons
w. w. BOGARDUS, Justice Pessr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

From ire .f5any hySue Ezra, .Eoven6rr -.
Col King, OF ,hs army, arrived in tow q this
morning, wills dispatches for the Secretary
OF War We have not seen the Colosei, BAIT
We understand the most material Facts brought
by him, are Us follows
Tha, the British garrisons of Kingston ana
Prescott Jas soon as Nsontreal WAS known to-
be the object & our expediiion) assembled
snd pursued eur army-their force about
1000 men. TheF foaad means TO osersake
the rear Of il, (about leool eB the tlth insi.
at place opposite 10 she village OF HA"ll4oo,
ca the Carada side, about so miles below Pres
eeis- An action ensasd, IN hieh the enemy
was driven hask about half miie. Here
sallled, and took n position, their ris,ht upon
the river, asd shem lefi covered by seven pie
esofas,llsry. Thee changes ffhs hsyoDet
we're snade upoa them, one of which, point TO
pons, lsssed ten minutes. The enemy was
again broken, and our rrar guard re.stnca M
n'caestsd to- hs place in the lins- Our loss
n computed at $50 o, 2oo-tbas Of the sne-
hy at do,,ble this nnn,ber TvelSe of the
eneny were taken, who state, tha, most of
their Eeia AID staff officers were killed or
wovaded- OF cur army Gen. Coviaeton IS
saia 20 hs nacrtalIy ~ovnded-severai held
and pia,ooe offress slightly 50. Gen. Boyd
sosnaiaiss'ed IA this Affair.".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

,he number Of owners or eonsignees therein con-
cerred bat allowance may be made on one lbeior
Information for the incidental to several CLAIMS
Psspi1lsd That in case Of cisim OF any vessel or
other property seized on behalf OF the Unied States
and libeled or Informed against as forfeited under
any of the laws thereof, il judgment shall pass in
favor of the claimant, he shall be entitled To the
same upon paying only his own costs
See g. Ind Be IL further enacted, That whenever
causes Of like nature, relative to the same F.es
ton shall be pending before court of the United
States or of the territories thereof il shall be law
fl for the court make such orders and rules
ceyning proceedings therein as may be cootormabe
TO the principles and usages belonging to courts for
avoiding unnecessary costs delay in the admins
tration Of Justice, and accordingly causes may be
consolidated to the cour, shall appear reasonable.
And if any attorney, proctor or other person admit
ted to manage and conduct causes in a court Of the
United States of the territories thereof shall sp-
pear to have multiplied the proceedings in any
before the court to increase costs unreasonaby
and vexaiiously, such person may be required by
order Of court to satisfy any excess OF costs SO m
cured H. CLAY,
Speaker Of the Hsuse Of Representatives..
r. GERRY,
Tice-Presidens Of Me United S,ates and
President ef the Senate.
July 92, 1813-.4bbroped JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25

The Charter Election OF New York has
terniaosed slo,iessly Tor the Repsblican par
". The canvass vas completed a, TOO late
an hoar LAST ereniDg for AS to gire details in
this days. paper bot ier the sa'i'iaction Of
or friends, We cau state, sbAt the Corpora
,ioo rs how eesaily divided. Last year the
fedetaIis,s had me iotity 10 th., tcdy Of six.
In the third ward, their candidates have sue
ereesd BY majority Of hess st.n svrnfy. md
iu The fourth ward by majority Of ivS. The
peu Rsppblitss gain Of votes. throor hour :hs
city, since l.S sP,ing, ,s sp~sIds Of Jfvo|
hxsSxsS. Nal. Aay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-25
AN ACT


Concerning suits and costs in Courts of the United
States. r..
DEit enacted by the Sswate and Lbwse Of Refresef
zzas~s of the UufesA Sfnfrs e .3rsca n Congress
ssnsbSL That whenever there sh all Inc several actions
sr processes against persons. who ns ght legally be
Fnc Ii i'm orc action process touching any demand
sr- matter i'm dispute before court OF the United
Ststes or OF the territories thereof, it Judgment be
given for the party pursuing the same, such party
Ian NOT thereon recover the at more than one
action or n ocess, unless special for several
nti,ns or processes shalt be satisfactorily s,ewn on
nrDtion in open court.
sac. .a,uf hr iS fsa'fher enactsd, Thae whencvcr
rncscdings shall be- had on, several libeh agsnst say
vessei aaml cargo which msst legally be joinet in
er,e libel befere n court OF the United States or of
sbx. sasritories thereof there shalt not be allowed
Sjter~0n more costs than on ibcI uress special
~z,,ss f,r Briiing the vessel and cargo severslly
rItali be satisfactorily shown as aforesaid knd in
.ings s~verat kbelso aiosmatioas against
s,v csrgo or PARTS of Cargo cc nserchaashzr sesed
"a S,fctep fhr the ca,rsc. there shall not he
,naascSt by any mnre costs than would be law.
- on ssrs- hscy. or ia6susros- wiiascvrr mux be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
GENERAL ORDERS.
<DgUTAR7 GEEERAL'S OFFICE,
4

l.
Richmond, 5h .dbrR, 1918.
Several insta6fef having occurred in
which privates .of the hllitia. held in requi-
sition uudepsfh f;t:fe "a Orders ofthe 10Th
OF April la<Fy ha4cl fEfflo<r< from the bounds
OF their RfBlmen ls kQf SO other counties,
and thus fpded thc fe't}pto actual service,
when mfHe upon TIM lf<s fhment to-. hich
they belepge df1H 7lis1 ~ hereby notified,
that to W',afVyet ,otnIi t{ hey may have re-
moved, q Rliaseeeri <5gps Of the Militia
they may Heye joinS dnless they repair
tumediqtely toess-aoisse Of rendezvous. an
pointed for their detachment (where such
detachment has been recently called into
service) and report themselves to the Com
manding Officer, they will be esteemed and
treated as deserters: The same course
will be observed in all future acquisitions.
By order me Commander IN Chief
WIN. W. HENING, ID. A.G.
For MOSES GREEN, A. G.
Nv.
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meadow to any extent desired, s. there is lime
stone at the door and sand convenient for bull
ning. For terms apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
ROBERT II. ROSE.
Grange, county, rrginia, 1Ofh FEB. 1873
IL. II 1T is not sold privately, shall offer
1t at public sale, at Orange Courthouse, OH the
9TH Monday in April next, on the following
terms--one half ofthe purchase money in hand,
the balance III two equal and annual payments,
TO be secured by u deed of trust on the Land,
reservin$ to myself tho right of making one bid
during tie sale.
. II. II. ROSE.
March 80. I'm.
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March 9.
PEDfGRFE.

Hambleton was got by Dungannon, sire OF
Bedfor.', & one ofthe best sons of O'Keiy's IA
nous Eclipse, who vas esteemed to be the best
Horse in England of his day, and covered at if.
ty guineas--his dam by Snap, sister to
Jupiter, bred by Mr. Cross, 17o3-her dam
Young Marsk's dam, by Blank, Stirling, Miss
Meyncll, by Partner, Greyhound, Curwen, Bay
Barb, Lord D'arcy's Arabian, Whiteshirt, old
Montague mare. Thus it appears he descend
ed from the best running stock in England.