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BELL MEAD.

Belonging to the heirs of the late CHARLES Lo
GAM, Esquire, containing 1888 acres-Deep
creek, which is large and never-failinr stream
runs through the tract and affords most yalu.
able MILL SEAT, about half mile from the
river, to which It's boatable-Itis in good and
healthy ncghbcurhood, which with the faci.
iity OF carrying the crop to market by water
increases its value, the freight Of wheat being
generally only about cents a busheI. There
are about $50 acres above s. from 80 to 10 acres
below the creek, of the FIRST RATE IA MES
RIVER Low GROUNDS-the high land is
principally in woods, lays well, is heavily tim
bered, and is generally good fertile FARMING
and TOBACCO LAND-It will be divided into
two tracts, as may appear to be the wish of tl,e
purchasers; Possession will be given of The
land, Tor wheat, in time TO SOW this season and
OF the buildings, &c. on the first day of Janua
~. One third OF the purchase money to be paid
on hrst september next, and the balance in two
annusi payments. Personal security will he
required for the first payment, and q deed 81
trust on the property to secure the whole. Mr.
tucker, who lives on the estate, win shew II
previous to the day Of sale, to any person uis,
ing TO purchase. One of the undersigned will
s'so De IN the neighbourhood for that purpose
from the 10Th to the 18th April, and from the
10th OF May to the day of sale. Should the 17t!
OF May be rainy day, the sale may possibly be
postponed till the next fair day; but as some
bidders will probably be from distance, as
well as the subscribers, no trifing cause will
delay the sale from positively taking place, and
no private sale will be made in the interim.
CHARLES F. LOGAN, FOR
hinisef and as attorney.
JAMES CARTER.
NEIL MsCOULL.
April 1, 1914.
- The editors Of the Petersburg Intelli.
gencer and Fredericksburg Herald are REQUEST
ed to publish the above advertisement in their
respective papers, till day Of sale, and transmit
their accounts to the editor of the Argus for
payment.
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I. 20. provides how such rights are
obtained.
I. "a. The Rights of Spanish Citizen,
ship are lost inter aiia.)
]. BY being naturalized IN an Q.
Their country:
>. BY accepting an employment
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New Publications.
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EABER on the Holy Spirit.
Life Of Souvarof.
Elements OF Geography, or An Extensive Abridoe.
ment thereof exhibiting view of the natural
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Eartli--snd embracing those branches of Stats.
ucs most intimately connected with Geographical
ocence-ilustrsted with Maps---Bv II Dickin-
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with a new x extensive Introduction, comprising
the Astronomical and other subiec;s preliminary
TO the study Of Geographically T. Howl Esq au-
thor OF several Military Works
Mothers Advice TO her Son & Daughter. I,y the
Marchioness De Lambert
Lecons de Geographic, destinees a apprentice
aux EDfants les Elements de cette Scenee---par
l.. Gaultier.
The Christian Observer, for July and August. 1919.
The Dverting History Of John Bull & Brother Jo-
nathan.
The Bride of Abydes, Turkish Tale,-by Lord
Byron.
Lewis and CIark's Expedition.
Wilson'S OrnithoIOgy.
or The Subscribers for Wilson's Ory,itbotocy.
are respectfully informed, that this valuable work
will be completed ia the course of the ensuing snsn-
mer. Ii will be compri-cd in vols. The 7th and
18th vols will be ready Tor delivery, at this Ole. ia
a}few days.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-14

Augusta, Geo April 80.
Cotton Is to day Is cents a pound. We
are now IN state OF war. Six years ago
we were at peace. and Cotton was from to
8 cents pound, on medium very little
moro than one third of its present price
our tax IS not now double, and we are by
fair calculation able to pay six times the a.
mount OF taxes that we then were.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

III. POLLARD. ID. C, III. c
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Art. 20.
Art. "a.
l..

We trust our federal Junto will not deuy
the authority of body whose wisdom, vir.
tue and intelligence. have received from
them such unqualified panegyfic.
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Genuine Vaccine Matter.

Richmond, March "a, 1914.
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NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL ELEc-

tappears from the returns, reports, and pros
poets OF the election Of last week, that this
state, now represented in (the House of Repre-.
sentatives of Congress by 9 republicans and 10
tederalists, will, probably have in the fourteenth
Congress, 90 republicans & 2 federal members
- ehs=ge, considering the war and all its de-
pressing circumstances, most remarkably Ia
vorable to the general administration.
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holden at the Capitol in ihe City Of Richmond,
the 9th day Of Jann0y, 1914.
Matthew CLAW. plo,,,;a
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this land ', of prime qusity-My Friend .Najo
Carter, who lives sdioininy, will show it
TEN THOUSAND ACRES,
Licking Lsn5s in Kentucky, formerly the p-onert,
o. the late ;homas Shore, Esq. OF Petersburg
My brother Uei Wilson, of Louisville, is author.
isef To dispose of thi, estate
EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES
butchers Greek Land, in the cousty of Mecklen
hurg, i've miles from the Co,wt-Housc, (Boyd
lown)--this is Of prime quality for Tobseeo apd
WHEAT, with plantation sufficient IN work IC
or l9 hsnds. tn srest adv,ntaEe-NIy Brothe,
Rifles Wilson, r>.ites sRd will show this Land
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
Or thoresbouts in Hanover County, in the neigh
bnurhooi of Mr.. Thomas Bowes's, about twelve
miles from this city,
The above Lands, ar suy part thereof win be
ao'd TOR Cssh any kind o! produce, or upon eredi,
10 suit pirchssers--or they will be hartered for o.
Their lands in about this CITY, or for Lands upou
i.s1ncs or York rivers below the City
My West-h estate upon james River haW or
hours ride from this City, is also for SALE IL con-
tsiRs nearly $50 Acres, sHd will be shown by Mr.
Alien, tie Manager there
have so Acres of Coal Land, ADJOINING Msurs
Hancock, Gor'ios * Curr;e--ny wish i, to dis
pose Of half this Lend to some per.o. who hs.
the means and will work the whole, upon join,
Account.
Apply at my Office, in this City,
THOMAS WILSON.
Richmond. MAY 2s. ,f
z UST PUBLISHED and for safe at Peter Cot.
20 TOMS bookstore, MUNFo3D'S REPORTS
second volume.
May H. If
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Puiteneyvilie, an! information sen, to Gen.
swift, Who repaired thit her in the course O.
me succeeding night with $50 volunteers
and mi'i,ia. On Sunday flag was sent on
shore demanding pesceable surrender o!
all public property, and threatening an i'm
mediate destruction Of tine village (Which is
on the margin Of The lake, in case of refu-
sal. General Swift returned for answcr
that he should oppose any attempt to land,
by all TIE means IL his power. Soon after
the return of the flag, Gen. Swift was in.
Induced by the pressing solicitations and
'ntreaties OF the Inhabitants of the town. to
permit one of It's citizens to go to the enemy
with flag and offer Of the surrender Of the
property CONF ned in store house at the
waters edge, consisting of about lCo bar
rels of -four considerably damaged, on con-
di'ioH that the commanding officer would
stipniase not to take any other nor m oIest
the inhabitants. Before the return Of the
flag, the enemv ssut their gun boats with
several bundled men on shcre. who took
possession of the -four il the store, and were
proceeding tn further depreda,ions. Gen.
Swift, whose force wa. too inferior TO iusti
~ an Omen attack (and viii h if ATTEMPTED
rNust have exposed his men to Tire gums of
the whole flee) comm enced 2 fire upon hem.
from An adjacent wood. which wounded Sc
veras and became SO h2rassing az TO induce
mem 20 re iUoark. when they CONNIE cod
cannonsde from TIE feet rpor the town.
which was continued for som tine, but With
mother injury tha few shot holes through
the houses. 500 barrels of coed -four had
been removed back from the store bcuSc
t-w days before, leaving the damaged -FOUR
which was the only boo'y cl;anej by tire
enemy. The 500 barrels cf tlaur wpr.. Re
posi- ed about q mile back { the town. of
whIrh the enemy were apprscd by some pri-
soners they took. Ru they chose to forepo
nc plundcr rather than trust themselves in
the woods with General Swift and his ri
flemen.
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FOR SHE.
tds

FENIIkT valuable and beautiful sca;, wherein no"
u reside, known by the name of che Long Branch,
containing by late survey 1i'n Acres-Lyins on
sae wsters of Difficult Creek sd 10 the read lead
sng from Rentley's Bridge 10 Halifax Court-Hcuse,
ard about ni.les from the is'ter pisee. There IS
u very good dwelling honse WITH two ROOMS below
md two above, convenient oet.onses, together with
reveral valuable Barns, Stsbies, ac.--hs,, vain-
shIc Distiliery within two miles OF tWo excellent
rilis. There is about third ct the shove tract
cut sn.i in euiavston-the wooi-lan;i. ss well the
Part cut is supposed to bo equsl not superior to
any highland traet la the eDun;y-1erms may be
known, by applying to toe Subscriber.
JOH.VR. COOKE.
EsI,FsZ County. J6ne I. SIN
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Tfsl;rsx County, June /

VsNHE Proprietcrs of;he New Line Of Stages e,l
z ed TIE Richmond s. Washington Dispatch,
wish Co connection with the line cslied the Rich
mond aud Petersburg Dispsteh) is to rnh every o.
Their dey frnun tho c,ty og Rjshmond and from the
city of Washington ar,sf from each OF these
cities on Seturdsv tie 18th utI Ihe above line Of
stages leaving Richmond Of i O'Clock a. ~. every
other day, VIII arrive st Vs35inatcn the follow
sag day and leaving W.olirstoa siso st ! =. NJ
every other day VI! err'vs - R;rh mond % y. NJ.
or the DAY following. Tn stsge esyng Richmond
will start from the Bell Tayern-snd that which
is 10 run from Nsehireto-, will stsrt st Mr. Joseph
Simmer. Tavern in George Town, ann will On It's
Ecutel csli fer passes ,eTs ct Mr. Crswferi's Tav-
crn Ia the tow. a94 st the respeC''ys Tsverns
It ~ essrs O'Nei, McLecr pad Megeowia in the
ety Washington. The e. SLING this new route
;s one of the best country boNst. The route
itself shorter ttsn the old 6 the fare trav.
eiers is much cheaper and equsliy good along
the old roa6.-These cons Terstions, 1t is pres ed,
VII a@cure 20 tie Proprieiors % the Richmond sud
Washington D'sPatot, much Of tae public patron
sse 50 they eosld reasonably ask Expect r en-
such patronage, they hsvc provided the BEST *
JDust pleasant Of stsgee good horses, aad sober
dy and skillful Drivers.
Every possible esre sha'! De teken Of Baggage, bat
tbe Proprietors csnsot 20 anSw cradle FL: any !ocs
thereof.
June T. IT
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JAMES MADISON.
DOMESTIC.

.Acry Yort. June /.
UTILITY OF GUN-BOATS.
IS re have observed in the public or;n,s
much Of what appear to US uuinss criticism
lpon the result ofthe lac excursi1r, IF Com.
LEWIS with his Il tilla, to New Iosdon,
We have thought It due to truth, to state
correctly, the ia IS concerning it, and what
We conceive to o. tbs true ipferepces from
1en', &c 70 the contested question ~ the IL
tiity Of Gun Boa,s.
ire first obiec Of his excursion vas. IN
live the Liverpool PacSes priva,cer. bv
winch our coasting trade has been 80 much
annoyed out OF the sound. The second
was TO bring away new guu-5Oat from
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DOMINION OF THE SEAS.

When we reflect (savs late writer) that
the surface Of the sea on this glebe is far
more extensive, than the land, we know
not whether to sn,ife zViM fifty or foam NTH
'r0ignatt27. at witnessing the proud claim
OF handful of Islanders 1.-THE British to
rule over every sea. and 70 be exclusive
masters Of the ocean while according to
the best writer's On public law, they have
no appropriate right over the sea, except on
that portion Of it which may belong to them
within roach Of cannon shot from the shores
of England and ireland.
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cure by sufficient representative capital i;
the stockholders alone would be the suffer-
8. if it were possible to fear such an e.
vent. go
On the 9Th April, 1sIA-The Directors
Of the Louisiana Bank, Of the Planters Bank.
and of Orleans, convened at the house of
NJ. tcrtier, Esq. and adopted the following
res solutions
Resolved, That the Louisiana Bank, the
Planters Bank ard the Bank OF Orleans
suspend their payments in specie FOR fhe
present, and that they will mutually ex-
chsnge their respective notes as hereto
fore.
Resolved, That whenever the Banks may
be permitted to resume them, this measure
will take place eight days after one Of them
shall have been summoned by the two oth-
ers.
Resolved, That the present resolutions
shall be laid before the IubIIc---n two of
our Newspapers. and that copy. duly Sign
ed by the three presidents OF the three
bsnkss shall be handed to each 10 be in
serted IN their Journals.
TIL. URQUH6RT,
President of the Louisiana Bank.
For the President of the Planters Bank.
DU SUAU DE LA CROIX.
BENJAMIN MORGAN,
President of the Orleans Bsnk.
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MuLFDCFy1IJE M.v es


The enemy have disappeared from our coast. A
gentleman just from St Msry's says thst no sppre-
tensi n of IN sttsek entertained when he left
there. lie adds, that Gen. Buekuer Hsrris, who
for some time past hiss been at the head OF the Fiori
ds Patriots, is killed
We understand detaehme nt OF 500 men has been
cent by Gen. Graham in pursuit OF M'Queen, s. the
Few vbo still adhere to his fortunes. The Governor
OF Pehsscoa will now have opportunity of making
good his promise. He last summer assured the Ia
dams il the white people should prove too hard fer
then, he would fni means TO send them beyond our
reach JoarnGk
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y ~ RICHAPOSoM, H'alch-maker,

r ESPECTFULLY Inform, his customers, and
q the Public generally that hs Tour of Military
Service having Terminated, he has resumed his eu.
snes st the Sign OF the Clo-s ans Watches, on
the South ahie of 4 Tor u,ain) Street, East OF the
Market Bridge, between 20 and 2ls,. Str,ets, sad
xocits a renewal of their past fsvuurs
w. r will neither spare time nor care, to mske
his work perform we'll and fatters himself with the
hope, ~ giving satisfaction, TO those wac may la
your hicn with their CUSTOM
~ y 26. CT
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NASHVILLE. May 10.

Fort Williams, April 25, at night.
SIR-Gen. PinckDey joined me az Fort
Jackson, on The 20h. The enemy ccntiuu-
nlg to come In from every quarter. and sup
plcate peace and it being now evident
that the war was over, received an order
at 8 o'clock p NJ. on the 2Is., to march nv
troops back to Fort Williams. ard afier =
wing dispersed any bodies Of the enemy " Id
may have assembled on the Cahawha, or
within striking distance, & provided for the
maintenance OF the posts between Tennes-
see ard Fort Jackson, to discharge the -
mainder. Within two boprs after RECEIVING
this order, was on the line of march and
reached this place last evening, distance
of about sixty miles.
To brig. gen Doherty, shall assign the
daty ct keeping up the posts which form
the line CT communication between Ten
nessse asd the confluence of the Coosa and
Iailapoosa, making the necessary arrange
mento TO enable him To do so. About 400
OF the r. Tennessee militia will be left a.
this place, $50 at Fort Srrother, and rs as
Fort Armstrong and New Deposit. Old
Deposit will be maintained by Capt. Ham
mcnd's company Of rangers.
To morrow detail 500 of the militia nm.
der the command of brig. gen. Johnston. to
the Cahawha, with instructions, to unite
with me at Fer Deposit after having dis
persed any bodies of the enemy they may
find there assembled.
The commissioners who have been ap-
pointed to make treaty with the Creeks,
need have nothing to do but assign them
their proper Limits Those of the friendly
party mo have associated with me will be
easily satisfied and as to those Of the hos
lie party, they consider it a favor that their
lives have been spared them, and will look
spon any space that may be allowed then
for their future settlement. as a bounteoue
donation. have taken the liberty to point
cut what think ought to be the future
lines of separation. with which Will here
after make you acquainted IF they should
be established, none of the Creeks, will be
left on the west of the Coosee
Accompanying this send you a report
made out by the adiutant general, nf the
Killed and wounded at the battle of Toto
p'ska, which was omitted to be sent by the
former express.
have tho honor to be, very respectfully,
your Oh 'dt servt.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Major General
HIS RI II RfnH,,f
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hi. ORLEANS- An-il Q

At very NUMEROUS and resDectabIe
meeting Of merchants, planters. and cher
citizans. convened at Tremeulet's Coffee
House, on the 2S;h day of April, 1914. t.
take into consideration the state of public
creoit in THIS cay. and to adopt such mea-
surss IS the exigcncy of the present crisis
required.
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ALARM At PULTENRTVtLIE.
General Porter has received letter from
Gen. Smitb, communicating the nar,;o,,,-,
Of the late visit Of the enemy 20 thar ,Iacc
Ioi which-the following is sunmary.
On Saturday evening Jshl the British
squadron was discovered making towards
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PLArrsnune. lHeraldl Nav 20.

ihs 18th inst. about 9 7. NJ the enesrv
on IN IT return from the mouth of Ouer
Creek, sent three of their gareys up 2 small
RIVER called Bcquet or Gilliand's Creek on
the west side of Lake c mpIain.
Their hjeGt in ascending re river II is
said was TO carry quantity of -four & other
properly from the mills at the falls. which
are mies from the mouth Of that stream.
n had no sooner lan4ed, than tbev were
informed thar body e militia were an
proc ching.-This intelligence caused them
10 re -embark with precipitation, snd des
cend he river. The militia of Essex coun-
w, TO about the number of $50, had assem-
oied four miles south at that place, AID on
receiving information that the enenv's boats
ma gre mp the creek, they approached il
with IN arcor and a rapi5ity of movement
tnat coui" not BE excelied The gaiieys
mad returned TO within a half mile Of the
mon OF he creek, when the advance of
the militia opened FIRE of nnsketry MON
them a the distance Of from, four to SIX rods
and running from tree to tree, kept pp =
brisk 1re within that distance, until they ar.
I rived at the mouth Of the creek, when the
man body Ut the militia also cane up. The
enemy had other gun boats living at the
mouth OF the creek. The militia took a No.
sItion behind a bank Of sand thai e.Fcc,uallv
resi'ted the FIRE from the gal eys a., the
mouth Of the creek. from these a heavy dis
charge OF canister, grape aud ruund shot
were now thrown without effect, the shot
passing over or lodging in the bank. The
gslieys oescenced the river. used in their
defence on this occasion small srms onIy.-
On those brisk sre was kept up for etou,
fifteen minutes, and until thcy were beyond
the reach of musket shot.
ID has not been asce~tained how rnaov of
the enemy have been killed IN this affair
ne cry" man the oars" was several
times heard from the bats, and several
we're observed to drop from their seats.-
ne rear Falley was towed away in conse
Guence, as IT is sspDused, Of the loss of men.
w the militia, none were K lied. aud but one
wounded, aud he by a grape shot which
struck him on the leg.
those OF the militia engaged, were at the
time very much fatigued and exhausted
having ran one mile Immediately preceding
the eng cement, to ogertake the enemy.
1t IL related that gen. Wright of the rs
sex militia, irgeniou'ly PLAYED OF a finesse
Oh the mararders, which had the desired
erect The ammunition of his men being
nearly all expended, and suspecting from a
hesitation observed in the movement of the
enemy, that a renewal Of the attack was
intended, ne assembled to tie to., Of the
bank, and in a gallant manner. and IN q
tone OF voice audible to the coemy. order
ed the other battalion 10 odUaucc qpitb tbe
cd off. ''"u'
Aaron Fsircbild. esq residing a. he mourn
o. the creek. was shamefilly plundfred Of
STOCK household furniture. end clothing "a
the amount OF 800 dollars a British officer
Oelng present, and conserving to the trans
action.
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Ills Erc. ". Blounk.
Nav 10.

- ed a l. way I've
We learn with ples sure that the Grand
Jury have lately visited the public goal, and
particularly questioned the prisoners of
var, as well as o5her prisoners, as to the
treatment they received, and whether they
had any compliant to make. All express
sed their satisfaction, by saying that they
had every Comfort their situation could ad
init Of. This must silence all caiqmuy in
the States, against this government, res
pecting i'll treatment Of the prisoners Of
war.
We refer our readers to the shipping !ist
tlr Information Of arrivals. Some rem aims
of the 2nd battalion Of the 9Th regiment
are arrived. The s9th regiment is shortly
expected from Ii llifax.
We observe that both our friends and our
fnes have given themselves some trouble
about alledsed dissentons il this province
Those who know nothing of Canada but by
she productions of the press may well ina
CINE that there is some foundation for the
assertion. Mary Of orr publ.c writer's seem
70 have had their minds yit;ated bv reading
American newspapers, we do not me n
to ailude 70 their politics. bnt 20 their man
ners. Others may b. said to have been
:" III favoursd" by usssre and more urfor
'unate in tbeir education. We eau, howe
yer, assure our friends that they have no
occasionto be uneasY With regard to he
people Of this province. JChe eaemv Kinks
ne car reaf anV n6Dsnfege from cur dir
seH|ons,h he had beffer came and fry.
Jcses' from SNCRETT'S HARDOR.
.3r.as- QGce, Hilary, 61tprfay .5foraing mn g
an intelligent carpenter arrived ftsai t.s
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F0R S4LK

TWENTY THOUSAND ACeEs.
Mrinlein Lands, IN the ~rupty nj Patrick en-
r-sci1g tie three forks Of the Gt,le Dan river
ya nsny other fine streams OF water-s1ne Of
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n-u Goad afucfior Rom,

ID~U COCA .5ucEoN fSOoM.
rg7HE subscriber will hereafter, have 8 Dry
Goods auction, on "Wednesday in each week,
or oener &c necessary at TIE store Of the toyper ten
t.ent of .rfyo's applications TO be iasde
~ his Vendus Oifee, between Messrs. Tompkins
xod Murray asd MIR. WIN. Sherard's.
JAMES BROWN, jr.
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FOR SAJE.

FOR Sy4L h.
nN "Wednesday 1s.h JAY, at Flower ie Hna-
Y dred. the residence ot the late Cot. h1ile, Sell
den, OF Prince Georsa Comfy, variety OF per-
IONS, nroperty, consisting of beds, tsbie. chairs
snd other articles Of fashicnab'e household fura-
ture.-
ALSO.
Some saeor. together WITH seTc7sl colts and brood
mares OF approved h'ooa. .
A credit Of twelve rnortcs wiz BE- given, FOR sii
article, SOLD tor more ti,sp to'rty do acs-av'eies
sold for ess than the, sum must be Ald Tor, before
taken awHg. -,,>,c,