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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-16

.s,s< sl;Ii lie daily Victims Of iauies
siSIcnes cominitted on the great com.
.,Is snsi highway Of nations, even
{: ihin sight of the country which
owes them protection :
handonmcnt Of Neutral
Flights
Frcrs .sfr. .sfoaros's Instructions to
osr Ministers Plsnipctentiaries.
.t,rthe right ofths United States
= be- exempted from the degrading
.,aclice Of itnyrsssmsnt, SO much has
hseu already said, and With saeh ~
s;,;ty. that it would be useless. es.
reeisliy to you who are otherwise so
: III acquainted viii, it. to disate on
IL ,ccr;ss. must observe, however,
lthsf the practice is utterly rcpas
nsrt 10 the law Of nations that it is
saspcsscj By 90 treaty with any ma
lions 10 that il was never acfaiesced in
by any, and that q submission to it
by the United States wen:d be theyst-
oaadonasss.f. IN fcror 81 Great Bri $
lain, Of Gil elei. 70 neafrai risiiis 8
Of oil other rights ot Tie Oesca."
An appeal to arms IN van.
From the Same.
!" Upon the vhele subject I have
10 observe. that your i;rst duty wilt
be to eonc,nde peace witii Great
Britain, and that you are authorised
10 do it, ia ease you obtain sails.
ffcctory stips.atioa against Impress.
nfns, one which shall secure, under
0ur Gig. protection 20 the crews"
s. Efthis encroachmcnt of Great
britain is not provided against, The
TRitsd States here appealed TO arms
IL vain. If your efforts TO accom-
plish il should Gail, all further nego-
siatioas will cease, and you will re.
turn home without delay.
Our independence gone.
From the Same.
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twenty-five Cents Reward.

twenty-five Cents Reward.
I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber
III ABOUT the first of October last,
FRANCIS 0'NEAL, an apprentice
TO the houss.carpenter and ioiners'
business He is about 10 OF % years
Of age, stout made, fair complexion,
little hair-had when he went away
amongst other cloathing, short blue
Jacket made for. "a uniform, with red
collar and cuffs. The above reward
will be given for apprehendins said
apprentice, but no charges paid if bro't
home. All persons are warned against
horboring Or employing him at their
peril.
John Ross.
March l6. 81
200 Boxes Segars, part Of
which are of superior quality.
{. Just received and for sele by
ADAMS, HERRERT u CO..
March IS.
Public Sale.
ON Thursday next the 18th instant
will be cold At the Store Of Messrs.
Jackson and Rumney 10 close . oon-s
signment,
A few hundred bushels OF
SALT.
E. 6. .usr.ts'lsr.
March Il a
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Just Receivcd

FOR sALEBY
James Kennedy & Son,
A HAND ONE assortment OF Pa
n per Hangings,
,,ome very elegant Patterns with ap-
Preprsate RorderiEgs.
ALSO,
\ variety of Sea Charts, Mathemati-
cal Instruments,
Scales and Diviters, Mackay & Beu.
dt h'ssNayigator,
Coast Pilots RseMasters Assistant
and an htdouble Tangent
Quads
March 6sss s Nv
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TfiuRsDAY, MAncH lo.

The Supreme Court ofthe United
States adjourned on Saturday last.
after having cleared the docket Of
about sixty cases, some of them of
great Importance.
Nal. htel.
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Fresh Salad Oil.
Twenty cases Of SALAD OH, Of q
very superior quality, for sale by
John III. Crease.
March Is. St
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For Sale

collLLIoN PARTY.
-, !. he last CotiIlion Party
vii take place on Thursday
Machls
z antcd to purchase Alex
Ssal' 6 Washington Road
Enquire at this 0aice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

now in haste the reports Of the day The Allies
refuse all explanations Of iheir conduct or intentions
The, insist, that the Army shall be nanedialel,
Nsbsnded, aud TIC 'itresses delivered up to them
orders to tbs effect, were given yesterday. Tai
leyiand anti Fouehe wish Gr ,hc appointment al t,.
puke a Orleans, Is Gcuerailissi,no Ill. Is disposed
to hoist the national colours, in opposition TO them
ard the Royal badge, tie green, the cootrs uf Ar
tois, begin 10 appear The Count ID Artis was for
nel1y Commander Ia Chiei, and threatens To leave
the Country, if the Duke Ct Orleansis appointed -
The utmost confusion and division reign at the
ihuilleries TIE, lave 1T least three parties the
Kings, the Duke "a Attois, aud the Duke OF Or
leans. The majority Uithe nation will support
me latter. va,ioty OF rumors, mary oil them
idle no doubt, but tending To shew The state al ,e
public mind, circulate and create considerable
agitation 1t is saSi, thst fireworks are preparing
,nr IT, des,rucc otthe City, that the King is ~
hnut to depart, AM that the Empress and her son
are at FOnts'ntcVn BoE,parte is still believed by
a great many people here 20 be in Franco. had 4
conversation with the Morquis dc la Fayette ycs-
terd'l he says tis every every thing is as had rs
II can be lac, however, still hopes that liberal prn-
cines OF Goyerimnen, viii ultimately be established
~ France and other parts oiEurope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

diversity of opinion has appeared upon
this suhlcct 50 Interesting 10 the army, /
have 70 request of you. gentlemen, to stat,
y.ur view Of this subject. Y,>u remained
Upon the held after had left it, and know
1t the enemy did or did not appear when
our army marched of; CT, If a gun was
Tired for considerable time before the
army moved upon IT, taking up the line OF
march, or on its way to camp. do not en-
quire Of you who were the heroes of this
day, on what corps particularly distinguish
ed themselves; but call upon you To VIM
dictate the honest fame of the army, which
has done so much to exalt the national cha
racter. Il is believed that no equal num-
Der OF men has ever done more. Do not
permit It's glory to be tarnished by the
faults or the ioiles Gifts commanders. We
have none OF us any claims to infalGbility.
he victory achieved was by Americ ans !;
and that fact being established, is all tiIat
concerns the honor of the country or the re-
puration of her arms,
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want,
(SigneD JACOB BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28
JACOB BROWN.
ANSWER.
(Signed)

Bu6aioe, Juiy 18Th, 1915.
Sir-ln answer to your letter of this date.
we have no hesitation in saying that, in our
opinion the character Of every incident al
tending the battle near the Niagara Falls,
and particularly the mode Of its tcrmina-
ton, exhibits clear and uncquvocal ev:-
dence, that it resulted in a decisive victo-
ry on the part the American army.
We found the enemy in possession os a
commanding eminence, in the centre OF o.
pen and extensive fields, without any woo's.
ravines or other cover sufii iently near to
favor our attack, and supported by pie
ces OF field ordnancc--fr m tbs position
they were driven at the p int Of the bayo-
net, with the loss of all their artillery. At
ter our army had posse sScd its<lf of their
position and artillery, the enemy received
reintorceTents, and made not less than
three deliberate, well arranged and despe-
rate Charges to regain them: in each of
which he WAS driven back in great conir-
sion, with the loss of many prisoners but
the darkn SIS OF the night and the surroun-
ding woods die! not permit our army to a.
val! srlt,asi it might under tho circumstan-
ces OF tn Sc repeated successes.
he battle commenced a little before
sunset and terminated at near II O'Clock.
Alter the enemy disappeared for the last
fusion by distant and scattered firing in the
woods, and our troops were drawn ND in
great order on The field of battle, forming
thr sides OF a hollow square, with the
whole OF our own and the enemv's artille-
ny IN the centre. In this situat on we re-
manned for more than an hour and in our
opinion the troops were in condition to
Get with more decisive effect than at apy
former period ofthe contest. During this
interval. we do not recollect to have heard
gun, or seen any other indication of the
enemy's being near us !; and at the close of
1t the army retired slowly TO camp, three
miles distant, without any molestaton bv or
appearance of foe. We left Oh the field
The euemy's artillery and other trophies of
victory, which were, at the time of leaving
It, and hid been for long time before, in
our uno'sturbed possession.
We are, SIR, very respectfully, your ob't
serv'ts,
(SiSned) PETER p. PORTER,
(Slgned) JAMES MILLER
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FOR NALE-

II - ~ Oh AILIg
FHN1E Subscribers Landed Property in
uIe county of Lunenbwg 2l27 Acres. on the south
branch n MeherTin River, in body which are nj! ne
ceSSary Improvements, both for family and ir the pana
uon, OF best nd-no healthier SituatOn below the NOM
S nor any WI" better spring water, and more convenient
ms lana is remarkably we is Chief in Woais rrf-
proportion ns tssrd tobacco Land. and every acre IN the
tract SOUND kini clover i1d. There is good NSeq on
TINS tract. on which erected Slw-Niiil with plentiful
supply Ofwattr aiHi timber
Two Hpaod qa IetB Acrc5 IN the same county aud on
the same RIVER "H which 4 very valuable Giis Nlil now
under an advantageous r,~igis and repairing lease to-
g!her with - acres Of inc Land northern Miller and
WI soon D ~ order for manufacturing -four eNtensvely
TINS IS eonsi r excellent situation for the Niercan-
'le connect Hiu the Milling Business and is nca-
surtd meS fion Interchangeable houses sufficient 10
accommodate y snail fi niiy comfortably.
Ihc HHdrcn ami J5AiHc dcFc7 IN Necilenburg ctrII-
y ulproHed small part crared--istant about thirteen
in.s IRON ia courthouse, and the dsance from La.
Lawyer.
Any reonaheaceo payments will b. made
70 pfehaaerand toa person desros Of settling himself
The opportunity IS offered of settling down Of once with
sock FURNITURE adz9 vFy valuable Negroes now on the
phantom, Ee. ali in place.
isttrsadrss 81 70 ffrifioUsiHc 1bcknJyg co1fg.vilI
ms e WITH lmineointcat non win personal appcliios
or application may b. made MesSrs. Burwei2 Lewis
for the
26-vH TgVN S. RfYE NScpOET
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ALBEMARLE lands FOR SALE.

: = virtue Of Decree a the Worshipfl Court
4 CT Aihemalle County, viii be sold, to the heh-
$50 bidder, on Tuesday the thirty-irst tav of DC
,cbe' next, Gil iar, ifnot the fair ,,ay on the
prenuses, between and 700acres of land, lying in
thc ao' sad eorrity, belonging to the estate OF VIM
Robe rtson, decd. bounded by the lands Of James
T. Cooke and James Walker and others.
The Subscriber deems minute description OF
'hs land unnecessary, presumiag that those disposed
to purchase, will FIRST view the premises. Suffice
1t to say that it has ON it suiciency of timber, is
well adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat, CIu-
yer; 'nI obacco; and lies in one oithe most gem
teei neghborhoods in the county, within two miles
"a an excellent Manufacturing Mill twelve miles
q, Warren, ard the same Distance Of SCOTS Fer
ry, on James River.
This Land viii be sold on credit of three. four.
and 1--we years, subject TO the dover of Mrs Rob
ertson, who, am authorised TO say, will dispose
OF her night, on equi,able terms. Bond, with I'M
eNcepuonahle security, will be required Of the pur-
chaser.
JOHN Ii. SrEGER, Erecn,or
cfUim. Roberfson, deed.
september 50. AZ wtds
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FOR sALE-.4 TR.8CT OFLAN'D

FOX SALE J'R.4CT or L.AN,D.
Il YlNG in The County of Albemarle, between
4 4 the two branches which make the Rivanna ri
yer and near theis junction, containing $50 Acres
Ii IS exceedingly well tnbered with the best pine,
ana ITS description Is generally that Of good grain
land-therc is a stream of water running IA roupb
It, w which there is good seat for Saw q Grist
N.mi. 1t lies convenient TO three good Merchant
MINIS, one ofthe- within mile OF il, and there
IS navigation to Richmond from them all To any
one disposed TO purchase, the Land will he shewn
ny ntr. Martin, at present living on it, or by Mr.
d. T. Carr, in the immediate neghborhuod. add
the terms made known, application to the sub
scriber, in Charlottesville.
September os. 41-r3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28
TO RRICK L.4TEKG ~ .M4hERS-

J'O BRTCK L.3YFhS mn .JL9KERS.
N9ThETED good Brick LAYER, 90 buiid the a.
~ cademy now begun on Marion Iii the work
&c Go be neat, and % be doue directly. The undcrsa-
kcr can be- furnished viik three nOwcl hands and
some attendance.
ALSO wanted. ONE MILLION or BRICKS
MADE, some td5 iat, and the balance nest eprinr
another million VIII be wanted next summer
Apply 10 NEIL McCOULL.
August 80. S5-a
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PETER p. PORTER,
JAMES MILLER.
(Signed)
(Signed)
MARSHAL NFy.

We have seen letter from Bordeaux,
brought by the SPARTA, which after men
tlon'ng that Colonel Labedoyere had been
shot pursuant to the sentence pronounced
by the Court Martial, adds-It is expected
Marshal Ney viii Share the same .sfate.'
IN Y. Cam. .4dU.
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FIFTY DOLLARSREWARn-

, ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Cum
3 3 bertrand county near Logon town, about The
2Oth uit. negro man named AARON, the pro-
perry OF Jesse Miller, but hired to me for some
years to come; he is very large and likely, about
:9S.yea OF age. dark complexion, with ane leg n
mile crooked about tic knee. l expect lac is lurk
ing about the town of Petersburg ANY person
apprehcnding and delivering the said fellow 10 me.
on securing him il Jail that get him, shall
receive Lhe above reward ard all reasonable exper
ces. LEWIS ISREIj
october IL. 4T--wAwE
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented TO the
1 next General Assembly of Virginia PRAYING ti:t an
act may be passed, 20 authorize the Trustees Of the Co
esier Charity school, 10 sell Tract Land, in the cclnty
oil Gloucester, devised by Niorecai Cooke, r. 10 Ware Parish
IN me sld county, for the purpose educating te poor
children ISO, sell the Church plate LONGING 10
,he Parishes Of Abingdon Ware & Petvort in the said conn.
School. ~ ''!
Gloucester, August %. 7,-,v9-.
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ETOR rem /, and possession given on the first Of
z December next, that pleasant situation at pre-
sent occupied by the subscriber rs Tavern, about
three miles from town on tlie road leading to the
new bridges. For terms, apply tot the subscriber
AISO--A house IN Richmond on Y and Q5ib
streets, possession Of which msy be bed on tie r.,
December. WILLIAM STREET.
Oetoser a. 4o--8iw
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.BT L0aD BYRoM.
TO ROAEANCE.

faren, Of cold, tveau,s, Romance
AuslnciDu, qu,eh VI childish JOYS,
,si.u l,,'d'st along IL airy dance,
m! NutnC train OF girls aI,i .lyss
AZ i'ii's,hln slNiis"o longer bound,
b't'k The i,itvis % uo youth.
No more triad thy mystic round,
BIt ie''le ;iiy rcains for those ortruth.
Aud, yci, 'tis bard "a quit The dreams,
Winch h,isnt The us,u,picious soul,
Where every nymph goddess sctinS,
Whose e,SS through rays immortal roll;
winnie Fancy holts Her bounalCsS reign,
And all assvriea varied hue,
Wien virgins seem n1 lonyer vain.
Aid even wUmliIs sinilys are true.
And must we own dice hut name.
Aid from tiiy hail OF clouds descend,
Nor ind sylph "a every dream.
ladies H. VNerN friend;
but leave II oi.ce thy realms Of air
iomngiing huhs Of FAIRY elves.
'oittSs iiiat wo'nan's false - !i,ir.
Ant friends have ioIlnlg. FOR themselves.
NTH shame. IL own, I've GI, thy sway,
RrpNntsut. nov thy =, i'm j. H'.r
No more III. prt ccptS ! 0.c,.
No motc "a .irnve,i piiiuns soar;
f"u tuc 10 love sphriN lnIgty.,
.Ald iiiiiil< thatcys 20 truth ysi,dear,
10 trust passing wahtonS irh.
aud neit beneath 4 Wantens tear.
Romancc iisCaued with deceit.
lar iruln thy motley court 1 Is.
Whcre A'tteiation hOll, her stat,
AID ,icl,iy Sensilihty.
Nhn3c Sili, tears cal never flow,
For amy pangs excepting. thine:
who uirils aside irDnr,al VOC.
To sievp IN ;iess Thy gaudy shrine.
Now iuin with sable Sympathy,
WITH cypress croWnd. array'd in weSis,
Who hyasts with tace her simple sinh
Nlosr breast for every bot1ni bcets
And e'ii Thy SYLVAN ii,uae choir,
Iomourn = Swami fOrtyel. gone.
Who once could glow with equal fire.
But bei us i.ot nov before THY throne.
We gciiial nymphs, whose ready tears,
Onail occasions swiftly flow.
Whose baSoms heave with f;.nuied fears
With linci,d flames aud frenzy glow:
say will yot mourn my absent NAME
Apostate from yorr s,ntlc brain
Al infant bard at least may cinm
trnn. yca = sympathetic tram.
e. hdien. fond race. long adieu
he hour offaleis hovcring nigll.
Ken now, the gulfappears IA view,
Where. nnlamentefl, YOU must lie
ohinon's baci.'iliug lake is seen,
Convnlsd by gales !ou cannot weather,
Hhefe YOU, and eke ynur gentle Quecu,
Alas mus, perish all together.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Z J virtue OF a decd Of trust bearing date the
2 9Th day Of December, 1915, and ofrecord
N the county court of Albemarlc, executed 10 the
Subscribers Ivy Thomas Wills aud Wdhelrni"a his
VIE, To secure the payment OF certain sums OF mo-.
ncy due and mentioned therein On ,lolih NJ Shep-
pafd, WILL BE SOLD, To the highest bidder. ac-
c9rding to law, 0n the premises, on The 9th DAY Of
November next, the LOT ~. J, IN the townor
charlottesville, with its aPpiftcuances together
with piece or parcel Of land, IN ;ha couuty of Al.
benarc, near the said town Of Charlottesville and
particularly described IN the decd Aforesaid, on so
much Of sail properly as will be- Sufficient to bav
aud satisfy the payment ia the deed mentioned as
becoming due ON the fast day of ,lanuary, 1915,
with interest, and tlIe costs aud charges of cxeei-
ting trust The subscribers being trustees oniy.
and aeing for the beneft Of Others, will only cor.
vey seh title as in dem Is vested by the deed sfore
sai. taking no responsibility whatever ON them
selves 70 the title.
ALEN. GARRETT, ,
JOHN VIM, 1'"sfee"
September I6 30-w7U-
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IN Riohmand Hastings Court, 1915, Oc.

IN Riohmend Hastings Court, 1915, Oc-
& toh,r 10th.
Fcl ia'o' appearing to The Court Il Is oratyrd that the
Clerk of t Court do prepare aud bring 10 the next term
lst OF ail order, made this Court, during The last three
years for binding apprentice toge thcr wills list Of ,e
Indcnur taken thereon, md 6edin hsofiicc ;and II isf
hcr orayc at notice BE- given ia of spaptrs pub
sed ~ ts City dat ~ a ca,s where il shall arpca TINT
indcnurc Of apprenticeship late not been executed pur.
aio such orders the Court viii make such deposition Of
c orphans. afoT aid ord,s TO e bound as TO h,1,
siail seem proper.
copy-Itac. JW DIME. u. e.
October o.. 4q-wfm
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NOTICE Coai Laad Tor SAFE.

Sly Virtue OF a Trust Deed executed to
thr subscribers by Cornelius B,k. for the purpose of
,,sng the monies thereby nte,ral 10 h. secured V b.
,oh ON saturday the twentyifth day oc November next.
ne sen la'.r IN ia. e',y OF lh,hnond IN comfortably
an act of the General Assembly psss ON the 25thdav o No
yen,r 1914 entitled An ar concerning executions
cor other purpose St,g icrcs Ct cocl LGad lying ia TIC
county Oi Chesterfield, the south side oil taii Creek
aonE the lands Of an" stateof Martin Rnile, dct;lSei
Mr. Nihm Noo!drdg, and the coal last of tie Mcssrs
kai.1sNne undivided tNentethS of acrNs OF cool
i-uis lyg IN the county and Ighourh, o Oh Tie.
east SIDE o Falling Cr-s, a commonly Known by tile name
OF tic Onon Ccal Pitsa undivided siNtScGiths of
tract OF eoh Lind, containing lss acres the county
whervon Mr. Joui Cuilie resides. commonly known by de
irune Of Buck X Cuniilt's Coal Pits.
Robert Giuhosn, ~,
James W. EIaJiee, iru''ees'
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HEAD QUARTERs, BUFFALoE, ,
July %, 1915. s

INt'II IVAVf J
Mai. Cen Porter and
Brig Geo. BdlIer.
Gcntlcmcn--Not doubt resting upon
my mind, but that the enemy were defeated
aod driven ft1m the field Of battle on the
25th ct last July near the Falls Of Maya
"a, leaving us in peaceable possession Of
the whole Of bis artillery, ! have upon all
occasions 50 stated. Leaning that some
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October 81.
For sale.

kNE Thousand Acres of Land, living in
franklin county, Va. Pig River, whinthr,e or four
lies of the cOrhouse about the S,n, distance c,c,, CJ
lgrays rouworkS, and filtl-ve miles from L,nehburg
adjoining the lands OF VIM. A. BurWt, Esq. capjJohn Cal
wei improved, pretty good clearinghouse, sliall erist
mn, uit hamm,r Factory, and in good repair. IN
which four head worlen may be very alyin,a.eo, en-
poy and the place inferior in the upper country
10 l the worl-te for cattle and hogs very eX
Se ana the market fur grain Of all kind, well as hav
tie.N considered equal 20 ANY in the comtry-ihis land is
wen calculated 70 produce tobacco and small grain and
reihari>aOleor good tmberT will sell great bargain IN
t land, and gives, = i've years PAY il. provided
t payments could be divided the subscriber
Inc Noeiety ~ the neiShurou is good, and the situation
malty and eonvelentA further description is unncceSsa
~ rs those who wish purchase, will view the premises
flould the Proprietor h. absent application will made,
70 go" Vhn CGIG1y, Who seSlewiin 3-iths of mile of
the land.and Will slew tie same, OF make n contract.
.iOSEFH H. TOU.NES
land. ~ " P' P,3l' ~. '"e
Eaattn ce,.nr,, S,,s~n5er so. 4S- Ni
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was presented with an apple called Pounl Pppcn of m
enormous size, from Judge WOod which grew Ia hi, orchard
on The Great Miami. The apple weighs y Ounces is IL in
c!e III circmir'nce each way, and inches ia diameter x
Of excellent quality. JOIN S C;INO
Cincinnati, October 4,1sIs.
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September so.
LIND FOR SIZE.


va ILL be sold public auction, Thurs
w aay, the 10Th Of November, twelve o'clock be-
fore The front door OF the BoTaver in the CITY OF Rich
mono, lRfCI OF AND. lying in the county of Henri
CO. eleven mules below the said city. and containing linn
65aana kiShy:ire AcTrI-ao OF which is wood land con.
tanning rs natural growth of pine and oa-the said Land
hes loiiin Neil MCou and otlcrS-and will be sold ON
b required ofthe purchaser. M
49, Mlll he sold NJ the time and place aEstler
4RaCI OF LAND, lying in afa mile OF the ahovem, mi.
onei tract Containing one hundred and Wnct,-nne acre-a
part OF Wlcis excellent owsuuimds-also fautirI stu
Land. f'o' va ~ M
TERMS ofYhe last mentioned Lard--ope.tl ,y or ,l ,,
chase money will he required in caslhe balance in nine
mouths from the day OF Sabond with approved security
vii! Dc required oi The purchaser.
SAMUEL GARTHRiGHT
October 81. Ao--wAus