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to the citizens of this town to wear ala
Icrape on the left arm for one month. &
la testimonial of their aHectionate re-
3gard for the memory, and of their hishi
sense OF the estimable virtues of theirs
departed friend.
Resolved. Thatcapt. Morris, Messrs.
George Brent, Isaac Lauck and Geo.
Orrick, be appointed "a committee forEl
he purpose of arranging a processions
on Thursday next from the dwelling off
Mr.. William Ball, to the Presbvterians
Westinghouse.
The death of VIM. Ball, iunr. has5
occasioned sensations of the deepestE
regret and sorrow, to all to whom heS
was known; no young man was held inS
ShiSher estimation. Among the manys
*virtuous and amiable young men Off
(which Winchester can boast, ne wass
pre- eminently conspicuous. Correcth
in department modest in demeanor.f
land amiable in manEers-he appear edY
Etc have no propensity for any of thoseI
5vices and indiscretions, to which, toos
many Of our young men are addicted. 4
He was all that fond parent could
iwish, or friend desire. TO an under /
standing uncommonly sound, and whiclli
he had taken unwearied pains TO cuItis
sivate. was added brilliancy Of genius,
ErareIy to be found. His ayocations hadf
Gbeen Mercantile for some time, but hiss
Z yenius led him to other pursuits. HisS
Hturn of mind pointed out to him diff
ferent path. Without any advantage
Aof instruction but the resource of hiss
Ejown mind, he had given some elegants
.lspecImens of engraving, which a pro-
Messed artist might, without disparage-
1ment have called his own. Bv the adj
:vice Of his friends, and with the approx
slbatiou Of his respectable parents. hee
had determined to relinquish trade, and
,awas preparing to repair to Philadel.S
Sphia, for the purpose of cnltivating hisl
|fnaturai genius with the auxiliary aidsa
(which that city affords, and to devoteg
I his talents to the fine arts, when heh
Il was called into the service of his coun-
atry. He was one Of The number Of res ]
spectable young gentlemen that formed
BCapt. Roberts Company of Riflemen.t
Eof which he was first sergeant, andt
gwlth which he marched to Norfolk \
Swhere he was soon distinguished for his
aas'iduity and talents by the appoint-E
fwent OF Adiutant to Col. Beatty's Rel
& siment; which he had held but a few!
Z days, when the sad and depIorabIe ca 4
: Catastrophe happened which depriveds
/; him of his life. his parents of below
Jed and affeetionate son, and society off
one of its most shining ornaments y
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Fsuch measures as may be deemed ne
acessary, TO carry the views of the pre-
sent MEETING into effect, whereupon.
SMajor Wasgoner, Capts. Brent, Rob
Serts and Gregg, and Lieut.. J. w. Mil
Her, were appointed accordingly.
ReSotutd, That we whose names are,
zhereuntosnbseribed, do hereby agree tot
spay into The hands of the committee. !
shereafterto be appointed, the several
Ssums annexed to our names, for the
1purpose " erecting monument with
suitable motto over the grave of our
late Adjuiant WILLIAM BALL.
Resotrel, That the committee re-
quest a Clergyman to perform the fu
neral SERVES, and that he will furnish
the commit,se with a copy, for the pur-
EEose of haTiilg it printed.
Resotre2, That the different officers
Hot the 4th Rest. will wear Grape on
their left arm, during the term they re-
main in service, in testimony of their
prospect, AID mark of esteem for their
| departed friend.
A circumstantial detail of the unhap-
4py event, which has plunged respect
able family into the deepest mourning,
having been received by Mondays
Mail, the youthful friends of the de-
Leased, impelIed by feelings which do
Ghonor to the human heart, Immediately
resolved to meet at the Court-House.
in order to adopt such measures, as
smight be deemed best calculated to tes-
5tify the sincere sorrow with which
9their hearts were filled on this aifiict-
ling occasion The bell gave the sig
thai Tor meeting, and In few minutes
sthe house was crowded, with a large
sand respectable concourse of citizens
sof all ages. The object of the meeting
swas stated by Henry ST. Geo. Ticker.
/ Esq. in short but affecting address,
safter which the letter above recited,
twas read by Robert b. White, Esq.
tand produced feelings, which can bet
ter be imagined than described MANY
lwept the hearts of all were sad -
grief was depicted on every counter
lance The following resolutions were
dread by Mr. Tucker and unanimously
ladopted:-
Resolved, That the members of this
assembly. impressed with the most live
iy sense fthe exalted worth and en-
ssdowments OF their departed friend and
fellow citizen, Adiutant WILLIAM
BALL. late of the Winchester Rifle
SCompany, will assemble at the Presby-
terrain Westinghouse on Thursday
AneXt at IL O'Clock. To attend q divine
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rictor on the books of the treasury OF the lean
ihces respectively And the payments OF the said
snnuues for thirteen years, shall and deter
mine ON the first day o, January, Thousand eight
hundred and twenty six, when the certificates OF the
same shall be surrendered up and cane eied.
10. So much st the funds constituting the annual
appropriation of m,oss OF dollars for tie pay
ment ot the principal aud interest OF the public debt
OF the United States, may he necessary tor the
regular payment Of the interest aud for the rein-
bursement OF the principal OF the stock. and for the
regular payment OF the annuiues to he created nm
der this contract, together with the faith OF the Uni
ted States for its due fuflment, are hereby pledged
In pursuance OF, and according to the terms aud
conditions of the acts Ct Congress herein before re-
oi;sd.
Given under my hand X the seal of the Tres.
siry ofthc L. States ut Washington, this
q. 81 twentieth day of February, one thousand
eight hundred aud thirteen,
ALBERT GAII.kTiN,
Secretary 81 the Ireasgry.
February o4.
Ct Subscriptions 'sil be received at the Hank OF
Virginia. and y, the CORNERS Ban., on Friday the
iVth, and Saturday tine 18th inst only.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

by Virtue OF decree al Essex county court, in
I'D suit therein depending between Jos Janoy.
d sthcrs, p'snt'hs, & Jane .arnstcsd, & Cshers de.
PENDANTS, aud trustees OF VIM Peaehey, dee, ase,l
will be sold TO the higher bidder, tile premise =
On the 18th day ct next month, Il fair il not, The
next fair day, that valuable tract Of land, whcreon
captain Wu,. Peachey resided in s life time stu
ated in Essex county. on Rappahannock river, about
ten miles below Tsppahannocs, and supposed to
contain between FIVE & six hundred acres.-By the
taid decree particular sums required to be paid
in money, aud for the rrs:dae of the purchase mo.
ney twelve months credit will be allowed.
By THE COMMISSIONERS.
sIareh 81. CIV
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Z AND FOR S.9LE-By virtue OF n deed of
"a trust, executed 10 tue subscriber h, john II
oarnder', on tie 9TH day Of January 1919, AMI re.
corded ~ the county court Of Iienrieo for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of p certain sum of
money as expressed IN said deed, due FROM the said
saunders 10 the Iate firm of Pollok Tredwav 4, 20,
ut M"nehest"r with interest and cxpenc es attending
TIE slne-tVill be Sod, tie pren,iJcg, to the
ehes' bidder for ready money, on Tuesday flie
'',n .'.y OF March next, one certain Tract or Pr
cel Of Land l,iug in the county Of Heprieo ON the
rain run Of Chickahominy Swamp, about five miles
'om Richmond, containing two luidrcd and dirty
seven aud one halt acres, be the same more or less
- appears from deed of conveyance from Doctor
JT,neS Fernsn 10 said Saunders. Tie subscrihcr
viii convey 10 Tie purchaser of said land suci, title
only IS 10 vested in HIN as trustee.
JAMES GRAY, IYiisfoe.
Manchester, Feb. II. ida
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Feb. TO-.

VALUABLE Seats for Mills or Manufacturers,
that require force of water--The Upper o.
pomattox Company have from their canal in and
near Petersburg, Virginia, upwards of one hundred
feet fall of water; divided Into H. Ii and 90 fees
falls. They have also the necessary land tor the
site OF Mills and Manufacturing houses, which they
wish TO let or dispose of. The subscribers (wbo are
managers for the company propose to meet ri Pc
eiseurg on the second Monday in April next for
the purpose OF disposing of the water. 1t is expect
ei that on the day following at IL o'clock the ma
nagers will meet at the basin and let some situation.
to the highest bidder. The terms on which the No.
wish 10 dispose of the sites may be more par
tcuiary known after the first Of March next by an.
plcation to Daniel T.. Allen, clerk for the combanv
residing in Petersburg.
The subscriber are disposed to give every encou-
Pagement IN their power to manufactures of Cotton
ana Wool and particularly the carding and spinning
of Wool, and the fulling of Wooden Cloths
There Is sready erected at the Locks, Mill
and small Grist-SSi!, which propose to lease fer
one or more years; and which will be very CONVENE
ent TO those vino may be about to erect buildings At
the Locks or on the Canal.
To those who unscquainted with this situation,
the subscribers believe they say that there :c
none more eligible In this country.
Situated at the head of tide water--at the marke
FOR an extensive back country, well on the river
hppomattox rs on the South and West of Peters
burg and afforing to this country market 90 miles
nearer than Richmond, its only rival.
The subscribers further state that for the want
OF sufficient number of Mills at Petersburg large.
quantity of Wheat carried from the south of Aps
pomattoxto Richmond although the roads are rnuets
worse and the distance further than to Petersburg.
And rs to the convenience in making shipments of
Feur, il is believed that Petersburg has every adj
vantage which is possessed by Richmond.
EDWARD DILLON,
JOHN GRAMMAR,
EDWARD MUNFORD,
RICHARD N. VEEABLE,
THOs. A. MORTON.
February 10. oawFssM
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FENliE subscribers have for sale the following art
Il cles:
trunks Irish Linens
/ do Piatillas
do. Cotton, Silk & Worsted Hose
case Cotton lace and edgins
1 DO. lawn
do. Cotton and Nuns Thread
500 sacks Salt
SO crates Queens Ware
90 casks imported Nails
do. 40 Bladdrrs putty
do. 1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
l do Slip dol
IL Kegs Alum
l2 do. Birthstone
#. BRIDGES & ROBERTSON.
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A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
IN Capt. Nathaniel Anderson decd. late of Asv-
lum, Aibemarle County, requested to bring
them forward to the subscriber, for settlement and
payment those indebted to the estate are earnest
" requested to make arrangements for the dis
charge of their resi- ecye balances as the situati
of the Estate will not admit of indulgence
CHRISTOPHER HUDSON, Exr
of Nathaniel Anderson deed.
Mountain, Aibemarle County, Dec %. w12wp
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NEGROES FOR S.a.N.
sIarsl 81.

50 Virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 he sub
ES seriher, by the late lioct. James L. hubbard
on the l3ia .i9rch 1909 10 secaFe deh; due Jesse
hiceinLoani, and of record in the equity Cou:, ul
Bucknshs,n, viii Re sold the hi.hrs, bidder Tor
cash, Monday the 18th Msrch next ID E,ir, If NO;
thu next fsir day, =: the residence vfthe late lsoct
Hubbard the following negroes, viz. Caesar, Rose,
Stephea, .hE1, Frank, Aaron, Polly sod Fsnn,,
with their increase---l'he subscriber will convey
such tiiis only, IS ie las under the said deed.
Feb. so. I'd
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THE FOUNTAIW NV

SETAS Opened on the 99th uit---This is an en-.
" tire new establishment, about 7 miles from
Richmond, and one from the meadow Bridges, on
the road to Tap.ahonnock, ana on the neare,
r2ad by miles from Richmoad To Hanover Court
House.
The amateurs Of dancing as well as those WHO
may wish to retire from the noise and b0s,le of
the town during the summer season. whether Tor a
lew monthsor few hours, most resPeetfuli, ~.
v'ied to the Fountain Inn it is this branch Of The
business That the proprietor means chiefly TO devote
liis attention.
o.. o;es ,ons ike this 'ts common tho very nb.
s1rd for the public 20 be sauted with a gauly adj
YertisemeDt containing nothing Lut extraysgant pro-
miees tina, too frequently are never PUT in practice
The proprietor Of the Fountain Inn is very we'll
aWare that lii5 success viii depend ON his J,erior.
manoe x not his professions. An he promise. Is
to do his best all he asks is n tiM.
Shrrd his hest cxvriiOEs not be Sufficient 10 q.
VOID those evils TO which country 1a:erns are t0o
often subject. h. wiz not descrIe encouragement
nnf 10; deserving I've iaest certainly would not ,e-
sciy- t
In "a event lil:2 this tie brsaps5 would be throw
INTO tIs hn"as Of tome person whose fscliHls may
perWt ihtr 10 N"ep st ctHHa'y, anil the Iresen.
P'op"-, 7r IKE hs'y oi his iiieids would take bis
leave ot the Fountain Inn.
Should be succsei in Conducting the business IN
thaL sale ''ft 4 80 prcs nt contemplated he cnter-
tain5 no dJuht of hls biuz visited and encouraged
~ The f g Characters ia Tire county.
Htnovy, f,b. o. fqw9wp
DH'" s lscribers have commenced business in
Il tie iicnss on tie cross greet leading 20 The
hrsn furnas,y occupied by Na3r 10. Q1asiss-
Cnacrt'c firm Of lcN.s r Nims--Whcre fl.cy
arc nov rcc-'fing large sHTpiv Cg Whiskcv, sJrn-
won and !. cSded Rum, Sin. 5a5,r, Coffee sse. to.
sst'sr vrh iaree supply IT Corn Meal &c. ali
VI "hicl, iliey VII sell reasonable ternis, Wfole.
sale & Retail.
WARTER LEWIS.
KUDEEF MINIS.
Fcb. 70. veg,
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Al ID. MYERS, have for sale,
so Ihds. Muscovado Sugar,
~ HiIds. West India Rum,
300 Sacks Liverpool blown Salt,
IS Barrels soft shell Almonds,
5000 ibo. Coffee in Bags,
Madeira, Malaga and TenerGe Wines ii half
pipes, and quarter Casks,
50 thousand Spanish Segars in boxes Of 100, SOB
and 1000,
20 boxes mould Candles as, 6's, s. SIS,
40 boxes by 10 Window Glass,
/ Tiercc DRY yellow Ochre,
J. bids. Whiting,
rs Kegs Paints white Lead. yellow nehre. ".s
digreasc, black and Spanish brown,)
Q boxes glazed Hats FOR servants,
doZ Rush.bottnm Chairs,
as Bolts German nznsburgs & Rolls,
AND
few Barrels best FANNY Flour.
Feb %. &
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sfOR rent or lease, the estate of Greenspring in
n. James City county, situate about a mile above
James Town, on James River and about seven miles
from Williamsburg. On the premises are an excel.
lent mansion, out-houses & fine. orchards Tn. land
IN cultivation good and an extensive range for hogs
Mr. Me Candish who at present resides at Green
spring viii shew the premises. Ii will be leased or
rented on very reasonable terms to a respectable
tenant, by applying to Gavin Corbin esq King's
CieeS, YORK river There are about go acres, put
down IN wheat last Fall and there is culieenev of
ground in fine order for extensive crop of corn.
oats eSe the ensuing Possession will be Civ
EN- Immediately.
Feb. 6. fun
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LIND FOR SALE

L.4.ND FOR .SHLE.
Montay, the ed Of March, if fair, if not. the
" next fair day,
WILL BE SOLD.
at public auction on the premises, that valuable
tract OF land belonging to the estate of Eavid Wood
deceased, wherein said decd resided, containing
oetween and 700 acres, now lying in the county OF
Albemarie,ou the west side the south west Noun
tans, miles from Charlottesville, and same fror,
Milton, and on the road from Charlottesville 10
Orange Court Houae--rerms will be made known
on day OF aale.
ALSO
Other property thst is subject to waste The terms,
will be cash. for all sums of dollars and under and
Tor all over dollars twelve months credit will be
gwen, the purchaser to give bond with good securi-
~.
DRURy WOOD. Exe'r
February 10. wynn
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NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted to the Estate Of VIM. Da-
IN Wis, decd. late of the Stage Office in Richmond,
are requested to make immediate payment. and ali
persons having claims against said estate, also re-
quested TO bring them forward well authenticated
to the subscriber, near New-Kent Court House, or
to MIR Samuel Armand at the Stage office in the
city of Richmond.
ANTHONY DAVIS, heir at LaSp
Of I'm. Davis, decd
This advertisement viii be plead in Bar of all
claims not produced on before the first day of
May hext-as, at that time shall close the business
Feb eff. Nv
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.NDTICR.

8BROPOS lis viii be received Nv the Ryec,.
4 TIE nnti the Isl OF April next Tor eonvsviret
lr1fn Daniel ildrir,'s in S1enan.lo,h County -,
il"s City about or Is Gun Carriages, belonging t.
The Commonwealth.
FSb IL Wm. aoBEaT5oS, c. c.
Il
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PUBLIC AECTIOM

PUBLIC AUCTTOW
IA ILL be SOLD at Public Auction ontbe premises
w on Monday the first day of March next If
FAIR ii not the next fair day, hundred and thir
ty feet Of ground fronting on the main street s. run
ming back To the common on the riyer-ineIutline
oil the Houses &c. lately occupied by John TayIor
dead. Brass-founder. Terms Of sale three equal
payments at two, four & six months, not es with an.
proved endoISers negotiable and payable in one
Of the Eanks of Virginia and = deed of trust up.
On the premises to secure ;he payment will be re-.
qtired by
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. IS. ,Js
The above sale is postponed till "Wednesday
uie 17th March
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Feb, so.
LAND FOR SALE.


NNlLaL be offered 20 the highest bidder, on Non
Wv day the Sd day Of May next, if FAIR if not the
next Fair day, 5000 acres of land, on the .outh
side OF Dan river about ten miles above SLiDvithr
ferry, on Roanoke. The proportion of low grounds
attached to this land, is about IS Of the whole ian
tty, and inferior to none on Roanoke or either of
its branches 1t is equally divided into two tracts
by small piece, which wedges in the river am
authorised by its owner to say, it may he purchased
at fair price. The upland is generally very GOOD
and all well timhered. On the upper tract is a We
ry comp!eat grist mill which would manufacture a
crop OF several thousand bushels o.. wheat with CON
venence TO its owner l should prefer selling it pri
vatey with the Negroes, stock, sc. and immediate
possession given with the growing crop. The terms
OF sale will be one fourth of the purchase money
in band and the balance in three annual payments
On this land are three dwelling houses, three era,
naries, and every other necessary house for the
accommodation Of family * the security of a crop
Should dispose of this property privately the pub
lie will receive timely notice of it through the En-
quirer.
ROBERT NELSON.
Ha'haN, feo Soth. oatlstM.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barbour Frenchnan
~ who is soldier IN the army of the United
States deserted from Capt Richard Pollard's re-
cru;,'"C party in this City the 9TH inst. aged es
years, yc feet eight nine inches high, OF fair com
plexion light i.2:r, blue eyes and by trade car
penter, all persons are fo-~arned from harberine
or employing him they shall Dc dealt with as the
law directs Whoever will apprehend the said de.
serter and deliver him me or any officer IN the
service OF the United States will be paid reward
of ten dollars.
CLEMENT WHITE.
1st Lieut. eOth Regt.
U. States Intty.
feo' 10. w4w
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AILL BE SOLD on Saturday Goth of March
w next, at the dwelling House OF VIM. Turner
in the County of Goochland, for Cash. one negro
woman named Vilet, and boy named George or
such part OF said property may be sufficient to
satisfy specified in trust Deed executed TO
the Subscribers to secure the payment of certain
sum due to George s. Smith of said County, as pr.
deed recorded in said County court.
JOHN LEWIS.
JOHN PHILPOTTS, jr.
Feb. 16. va,zn
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VALUABLE rRopNRTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'HSHE Subscriber osers FOR SALE the furnie, pIare
a of resi!ence of DIR. ."scph Mett.rer, deed. ON
which nov reside il is situated about half a mile
pom Prince Edward Court bouse ut the distance Of
about leo yards ON the IDsin road. about $50 n.
cres inland belongi to- the tract one half oil which
is now In woods, the balance is Gu, down and ;n
high state 81 cuitivation-icv country situations
are IN 'ssession OF more and greater conyepenccs
an ts, both on the sc@re OF Improvement and To-
cal advantage shall! therefore say nothing further
OF them-auy person wishing 10 purchase the above
described place, to view the premises or to kuo,,
the terms oil sale, will apply the subseriher-pos
session will be given time enough TO SOW wheat neae
fall AMI complete possession may lie had by the arss
oil November y.
ALSO
small tract of land lying in Cumberland county.
ard situated On the road leading from Farnyie 10
James Tow joining the lands OF Blake b. We odson:
Mrs. Martha Randolph. Gibson's estate & Furger-
sons, containing 2SS acres there abous this land
formerly belonged To Ghson's estate il is Of good
quality and very productive rom its contieuiiy TO
the several farms which lay around IT. it would pro
badly make handome addition 10 some of them.
The subscriber will sell b.rc.in in this tract
JOHN K. METTAUER
Prince Edward, Feb GO. lo,y
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Peb. IS.

PROPOSALS by Benjamin Tanner g james
ye6srsS, for publishing by subscription, II
PRINT, representing IKE engagement between
the American Frgate United States, Commodore
Decatur, and the British Frigate MaceaCoian, Cap
tain Carlen-From original Picture by M: Tho
mas Birch, Fellow of the Society of Artists of the
United States, and Pennsylvania Academician- from
details OF the action given by Commodore Decatur.
CONDITIONS.
The proposed print shall be engraved in the best
style by b. Tanner, Fellow of the Society of Artists
of the United States.
The Plate shall be twenty EIGHT by twenty-five in
ches.
Price to subscribers will be seven dollars fiftv
cents, plain, and ten dollars coloured.
The additional price for framing and glazing, in a
handsome style, will be fourteen dollars.
To non-subscribers the price will be eight dollars
fifty cents, plain, and eleven dollars coIoured.
the publishers respectfully the public that
they Will spare no expense to make the work worthy
OF their attention. Most probably the print will be
ready for delivery early in the ensuing spring
The above engraving will be companion TO the
print of the engagement between tho Constitution
and Guerrero, new publishing by James Webster
ar The copy right secured.
February IL. 1awSm
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ALSO
ADTERTTSrAgR.v2,

F6NHE Subscriber finding the state of his health too
u delicate to undergo the fatisnes OF Tavern
Keeping will give up to any person wishing to ren,
the Siobe Tavern in this City, < sell MS iurntur.
On accounted ating Terms.
PETER GLIiSN.
Feb. 10. ,r
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February 10.
JOSEPH w AYRES

JOSEPH w. AYRES.
EHAVlNG recommended the 1ayior's business af-
ter acquiring superior knowledge in all its va
iIous branches, respectfully informs his friends and
the public IN general, that he is ready to aceommo
date them IN the most fashionable style, and with the
utmost dispatch.
Gainesville, Feb. 10. vl,vn