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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08
From the ~. KOrk E. Post. !

Extract of a letter from an officer on
board of the United States big En-
terprize.
6 We remained at Malaga aboutt No
DAYS and then returned to Gibralhr-
here we were joined BY all commodore
Decatur's sguadron, except b, own
shin. Our feet now consiste6&he In,
Macedonian, UnitedSsaes,
Congress, Ontarie, Ete,
Enterprise, Chippewa, Saranack, Ees
pr. FREELY, Flauabeau, Torch, sPitfrt,'
Spark and Lynx. 1t was proud SIGHT
far an American to see in British port
inst at the close Of a war with her, which
the English thought would have been u,
destruction of our navy, squadrOn q
seventeen sail, larger perhaps than au'
whole navy at the commencement OftAe
war. At Malaga the governor waited
on commodore Bainbrldge, on board BIZ
ship. an honor which he had never dsls''
ed to pay any admiral before. On Sf
arrival at Gibraltar the commodore tired
a salute of serenteen guns, which uasrs'
turned with fifteen. Commodore BAN
bridge Immediately sent an oifcer %
shore to inform the lieutenant go'e1@t'
that he had fired seventeen guns ahd eA.-'
pected his salute to be returned gnig
ran, and lie therefore demanded ilA
two more guns be Immediately hIed'.
The lieutenant governor apologizeo' a'a
fred the other two guns. Thus you Ss'
nv dear ---, that an American COM
melore can now demand respect from
those who formerly would scarcely have
noticed him."
I confess, ! cannot repress the PRIV
/ feel OH the perusal of the above le!sI'
The conduct Of commodore BaiDDrass
merits the thanks Of his country'ueI1'iSs'.
the punctilious regard he eslnceu,
national as well US personal, hsnerS y
,be demand that his salute should os!s
turned gun for gun. Commodore pa Y,
br;dee was we'll aware that the onllyml
to preserve a proper spirit in The nav,
and keep alive a true. sense Of noHv a;,.,
never to pass oyer the least sllght w. s.s
out receiving instant apology ana ~ 81,
ration. Our navy has hitheiso donss, ',;.
credit to the country, as we'll U , ess
ating as in battle /; and more pars,'sss,d
" in the humane and polite eono y IL
our brave officers, towards s!le1sSS ,ssl
as the fortune of var had P''S
IN their power. Wash
The navy was the darling o s,ri
;ngton and bis administrator, I'd sJer
continue to be so OF all succeeding
nistrations. aim Ne /
The following anecdote rrsPec Y IroS
,onduct Of the same officer, ! oao
the gentleman himself who rela.sss 81, ii, /
Being in I.ordtn At The time v bssep /
Jews Of the capture of the Java, Tx, n tts /
,ainbridge arrived, and hapges'p y Ep.
next day 70. be.in company, win 10 10 pot
slish nobIeman, whose name n'.:,,.. buts
EEL nyseIf at liberty to men!'Ja'' ,'barss
man. venerable fer hiss age sn y p,.sssss s
er, the peer confessed he Wv =. ~ psv'
ias,,,ass n;ohf. occasioned' W ~ At
! the day preceding not y sp;a sys
he floss Of bis majesty : '''''
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Fine old Wsne.

TIME subscribers have. landing from
the William and Henry, Captain
Faster, from Madeira. consignment
of FINK OLD FINE, Of the brand
of :. HowARn, MARCH and Go. war
ranfed equal to any cversiinpcrtel here:
And as Il IS principally intended to IN
trotlnce brand not hitherto known.
they offer it to The particular notice Of
connoiseurs.
adams, Herbert and Go.
npreWher s IS ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08
Sul,crfine London lothS and
Stockincts Cheap.

The subscriber has just opened and Of
fers f exale,
1 bale superhne black aud blue London
cloths, at the low price Of SS 50
per yard
| case Of Stockinets. all cnlors, at from
81 25 ia SS the double yard.
/ case orange red and green Bomba-
zetts
Other goods as usual.
Darn Pedabody
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08

3 a,sd Elgsotts Aliils, "a Baltimore,
/ I4E nRsP ATCFE ST. rs VII 1

f,.tpRR. leave >if. SeWnlesss - Geh.
y s,xn. ii six nc;Ack every morning ;
5 !, "a 5.ss ID NJ. Rpss'ss and arrive ii
\ q .lti,Anfe every lag 81 two i slcsk, ard
.::44;;i. :.s,x. he reference 81 any other -
81 III stages Tor Pllilaaei lsa, gr n
x&,l.d ti.se e.. y,snn aid gs ~, hp;gl7i me
trsm l.o.Ss. Which lessse Baltimore e
1000 ,lax &C li.,sr i, elotk.
Il.c Expeditions STAGE vii also leave
.f.. Y 80 s. .,..., s,.,,rsi,,a AZ scynf,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08

Received bv the Rose Ia Bloom, capt.
Rowland from Malaga,
600 boxes Muscatel and Bloom laIsins
so qnarter casks Sun dc
c3D boxes frs
SO do. sheiied Almonds
10 jars Grapes
70 boxes assorted Cordial
SO quafter casks sweet Malaga Vine
% do Colmenar DO
The, above articles WILDE sold on II
beral terms apply to
j. r. Caldscea.
Tfprembpr =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08
Jefferson Land for Sale

a BOUT ss2 Acres III TIE county u
~ Jefferson and State Of Virginia or
fhe. road leading from Winchester 70
Baltimore, II niles from the former, II
from IIarrer's Ferry and from Charles
town--60miIes from Alexaudria.G George
town and tire City Of Washington. I he
are new brick house, 2
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
bic, &c.
The SOL is of the very first quailfy,
veil asapted To sae growth Of timothy,
every species OF grain lore
lhansBalf ef the Land is covered with TIM
ber.of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08

For Sale,
A Let on Pitt street, near the cor
perof Pitt and Duke streets, WITH
/ isame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
i LOT On Duke street, near the SAID
corner, and adjoining the residence ot
Col. Sinms.-For terms apply 70 Mr..
roltn Eoneylenin Alexandria.
Lewis I'll. Machel.
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SEE nf M crrOeS

4 Number Of very valuable Negroes
pf different ages aud sexes will be
exposed tolpubiic sale lpnIess sold be-
fore at private sale9 at my fafIa near a.
biIah Jailnes y niIl. on the turnpike
eoasl, on Wednesaaytke glst day Of the
present mouth, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day.
Terms Of sale-ready money, Or
notes for 60 days With approved en-
eorsers.
Mary Fendal
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08

IS - 90 Is ~ 81 - ~ ~ tl>t tfsItttEtis slk
From fhe poffugnese ship FeEeidado,
:ss s. Il ~ iron, r,sdeira,
.cr pipes III choice nd Madeira
49, 90, shspt 6y tfc kasse~oi Messrs.
~ ea. Dun IInxlss 3 60. and warrant
49, 81 q supesior quality, for sale at my
I s 1auses Also, forty boxes Of citron.
<.s 81 live Cabs il Swedish steel, and
abDsst twenty pieces of Slannels.
g e Is Asa on q ANp. 81,
a sex hl,sls al Madeira NJ Inc; Scott
: 49, I>oa, .a,an. Per "a e ca brand; With
s. :. i { few bales German linens and glass
ware assoftel III bexes.
= he <isip Fe;eisiasla will take few
1indfed barscis Fipar OH freight to Ma
sieiss, Il Applicat ion il nnHediate made.
erns pyruliafl8 |axorSble 81 ihe ship
!. pc viii Be offered Is he subscriber.
Rubeft Patton jan.
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.,osepii oiilisll 8 oon,
.IBaye received ~ ship Macy. Rabbidgc,
III packagcs Of Goods.
S bales cloths
2 slo stDckinet
/ dosnull lpuH spuslins
A slasma,lFass hkfs
do planl book and fancy musllns
2 do a0-4 Whitney blankets, sup. q.
2 cases ginsl.aus
g do corded
fancy striped jaconet muslin
on HAND.
Black and white cambria callicocs. mar
seacs yestings. James iackonet and fancy
muslis,s, hosiery. yalencias, shawls, shirt
lugs, sewing silks and twist, haHaeas.
&c.
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LANDING.
Notiee.

Ir0LJCG,
10 The sfocl rhatlgrs .ftse Colombian In
suraase Company qf .3:eaand5.ia.
A Dividend rl eistt ard bali per
cent on tie cash capital has this
day been declared. berg two thirds OF
the profits Tn conformity with the artie
Giles Of association ,arisipg from the bust
ness since the 18th May last winch vii!
be paid to tile stockholders on or after
tile 4th inst.
by order Of the BEARD.
I'm. vglso1, sec'y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
Alexandria, Nov. i, 1915.
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3 Birthstone and Ca

a The Subscribers to tie
DrNNER to be given in bonsg of Major
Gcne~af JAG KS0N. al M.Bauahliia Z
hotel, on Monday fteat, are informed
that tickets of admission are now ready
for delivery at the bar OF the hotel
December 6 dtM
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-08
John S. MaccubhIn,
HAIR Dir l5SslaSIs e. CUT 4 IIR,

FRNM BALTIMORE,
r 4 rs ~ s the citizens Of Alexan,
s dlissthat healas estabEished himself
at the its 4 ayefo. i here hohopes from
steady a attention to businessto give Sc,
neral satisfacton to all those that viii
please I'd favor him with their custom.
lee ST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
NAPOLEON,S RETuRN
+ Frfracfcd f. ON Cobbett's Peojs,e,

ETfTGcfcd f,OH1 Cobbetf's RepisteT1
eff ever there news that struck like a thunder
bolt, this was that Many persons seem 20 be
eut OF their wits at IT, After having seen the 0e61er-
Gnce OF Europe accomplished they really appear to he
delivered OF Their senses For my part, I am wholly
unable to Judge Of the probabilities that exist in favOnr
OF, or against the enterprise hut, aer viewing hat
the people ofjtoly, Genoa, Switzerland Spain and G.
ven France have experienced in consequence OF his
tall, esmnot say that his restoration would, me- be-
matter ot surIize, especially when consider iioy
large part OF the solers and Of the people of France
were and always appear to have continued firmly
schcd to him As to 1Oshes, they avail nothing but
we are now all freq 10 express those which enter
tain, Our country IS at peace with the Emperor Of
Elba as well ~ with the King of France My wishes
are, that the Jesus, the Domincans, aud the 1uqui
sitions may he put down again. do much by
7rhom but these ancient and 1eerdbe institutions"
rs the Cossarks OF New-England call them, wish 10
see completely destroyed. Louis the desirsd has not
done what WIS promised. He has not abolished the
heaviest taxes he has left religion rs nc found
he has not adhered to the Code Napoleon he has not
lett the press free. do not know, that, surrounded
he has betu that he could have done more than he
has done hut, he has not done al that expected,
aud hasdoue some things which were not expected
" % quite impossible for me 10 know, whether or no,
Napoleon Is best calculated to make France happy /;
bat, TO him WHO'S disposed to make happy ard free
most sincerely wish succcss At any rate with the same
eufrciu ss, With The anxiety, -ih tie same re-
hnfng. ~ eth ny prayer be rejected, which felt
wttn 90 often besOucht government not n en-
bark, and when embarked, not IN uersevere IN the
var agfrst he Republic NJ America, nov beseech
| J imlore them, nof. 6H any ount, 90 dra~r tlc
sword, TO waste he Treasure and ppir the blood o
our beloved AID long SUITE ring country IN this quar-
rel. Veal now feel the sorrows ~ twenty wears
war, IN the taxes and troubles which hayt trod upor
| ts heels ifanew war we're ~ be undertaken
u6 that 100 io~ he sake 0fihe BOurlTis what mus
\ 'e our istr The uscstiou would uow be cleared q
~ he rubbish OF f7qZ If the king Of France stand
/ 10 ncslof 10 foreign ell, Why should we drsw ~.
'a"dto give him sitl u be do stand ia need Of 70
rsign a, Il not clear tst Tie people Of France sn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
SAVANNAH, April 25
ERO1T mr. ArN~G


We have intelligence from Havana as late as the
18th instant Weunderstand from authority that NAV
he relied upon, that orders had been received by the
GOV at Havana, to shut the port to ali foreign YES
sells but the people in geReral were so exasperated at
tins news that the Governor had not frmness enough
to enforce it. On the Kings birthday the Governor
addressed the people at the government square, and in
formed them that I've had just received renee that
ne was going to be relieved by another Gov who was
Inomenty expected with 5000 truops-and on ending
hs speech, he desired the people TO cry out Ji1e e
ot-but6 OF the soldiers beyed the orjer-tbe rest
fed out pfue Il Constitutional
IL IS thought the country will declare itself ndepen
dent, and openit ports to all nations but whether
this revolution will take place without the efusion of
blood or not, God only knows.
vessel arrived at iIavanns on the 18th inst from
France, which brought the that large expedi-
ton had been fitted ont in France for St Domino with
FORTY THOUSAND troops who t0 have sailed in the
course OF this present montthe division at Brsst had
already embarked when the oryirr was conference.-the
and the expedition postponed ill October next
Sixteen vessels bad arrived Vt Havana from Marti-
niqne and Gaudaoupe with -four; also several from,
New-fOrk and Philadephia-four IS down 20 & s anil
the duties and port expences equal lO rice S33 so
and lew weeks ago it had been sold at So This
depreciation in the price OF American produce is attr
hned 10 two causes, either that The market is consider
:by oTersOcked, to the certainty which the people
have that the port will not be shat to the American
commerce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
CHARLESTON, April "a.
LNPORTANT.

THE .foHogving inhoytant Information 10
merchants and others, 7OaS handed rs FIR tub
Hcatio77--
Extract OF letter from Havana dated Sch April.
The Govcrn0r This Island has received
an ordeT from Ferdinand WI. To hyofibit the
entrance into HaUan,,a If all stranee hersons
and foretgH UeSseks 7vhofeUer."
TIE 7vT1ter If the aboUe letter observes,
that necessity will COMPEL them 10 suffer har-
tiai inlfortatons ofhroUrSionS, bit Says that
The dHcuity, danieer and erhenSe 10 7vjiich
fersoHs embarktng IN the business zvM be Ii
aste, 7cH be sure freUeHiatiUe against any
attenhf. Times.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE Ar .9IJCTTO.N

Am "Wednesday the 10th day of May, at 4 ,'clocS in
~ The afternoon if fair weather or il not fair the
next evening, an Half Acre LOT OF GROUND.
town measure, including the improvements thereon.
composing part OF Lots No els and 5es in the plan OF
the city. being the residence of the late Mr. Samuel
Greenhow, decd Also, other half acre Lot On
the opposite side Of the same street adjoining Mr..
Willism Marshalrs, known by the M. 6i4-.9Ls, 10
hall acre Lets of Land in Duvas addton near tn lots
held by MIR. Poaix, and other lots sold by Mr. tYn
M'teheli--8tso. Two other binding Lots of ei feet
front, lying or Broastreet or II street being a psrt
OF the Lot OF Grsund on which Mr. Hopkins lived late
the property of Mr. GiaPs estate. These lots will be
known by appyingto Mr.. Christopher Irvine, no has
erected bni'diog near the same said street
The sale OF the above property will he made by Mr.
Ihomas Iayior; the terms thereof will be g. 14 IS
and "a months credit. Notes with approved cr,Iers-
ers viii be required for the two first indictments the
two last without endorsation but deeds Of trust viii be
reqVirs TO secure the whole purchase money exeept-
ing the two Lots of "a feet each street where the.
off pau
E Possession may be had upon the completion of the
terms, exceEt of the dwelling house. of which possessi.
on will be given lst july
The .AdminiStratrir and sole Deuisee
If, 9f Samuel Greenhoqu. decd.
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with the rspi'ity o lightning, in the midst Of
populations attached by admiration and res
pect, full of present gladness at the certainty
Of happiness to come. Here, the land holders
are felicitating themselves on the real guar
antee secured TO them by this miraculous re-
turn ; there, the men OF every faith are bles-
sing the unexpected event which irrevocably
fixes the liberty of every mode of worship
still farther, the brave soldery weeping for
Joy, OH again beholding their ancient general,
and to be again enrolled in the glorious pha-
lanxes from which they had been as it were
exiled. The plebians, convinced that honor
and the personal virtues have again become
the first titles of nobility, and that hencefor-
ward, true distinction can e acquired in all
stations where service is rendered to the
country by increasing its splendor and glory.
Such is the picture which offers this march
or rather this triumphant course, in which
the EMPEROR finds no other enemies than
the miserable libels which are vainly attempt
ed to be spread on his passage, and which
form SO great a contrast with the sentiments
which were every where burst forth on his
approach. These sentiments are justified by
the lassitude of eleven months now vanishing
noless than by the assurances which are Civ
en- to the French by the proclamations of his
majesty, which begin to circulate in the cap
ital, and which are read with extreme avidi-
day accompanies force, and which is always
inseparable from greatness.
POSTSCRIPT.
8 o'clock in tie eUening.
The Emperor arrived this evening, at o.
clock, at the palace of the Thuilleries, amidst
the liveliest acclamations. At the moment
we are writing, the streets, public places,
ramparts, and quays, are covered with an
immense crowd, and the cries Of Uive Fem
fereur resound from all quarters. From
Fontainbleau to Paris the whole population
OF the country followed His Majesty on foot.
1t is false that the Prussians had presented
themselves before Thionvile, as they preten-
ded to announce in the public journals some
days past 1t is remarkable that those who
arrived with the foreigners, threaten us at the
time they leave us but all Frenchmen are
united. The civil war which they SO anx-
iously desired is impossible and a foreign
war is no longer to be dreaded.
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MrItEnoEvItLE, April 20.
INDIAN HOSTI JTV

Dr. Bird NJ .URedper5He has inst returned from
he Indian .Naiou n stufes. that on the Jiight nj
me i7h inst. smaH bGriy ofmen yOio had eucambed
betzgeer Fsrfs Peyv and laurence and snbbosed n
5eef Gen 9fH1iesPs detachment fi0m .1obiie, .gas
tired on rylie asieeb, 6g u Got Of Hiais JolDi .JAl
Tiers of Lincoln coi1ity avas kiled GeOrqe Cabi.
ness d1td y mid CGrk ofJoucs STINT hrOHQh the bo1h
and AUicm u b. nD1t0hy .roUUfed 0,id 1t. Wa'kei.
ami a IN 5fud,in NJ Bik~q. sepereig .voie,,ieI -
TINS 7n br0Uofed oYgTessioU on m baif ~ he Cteef
indians, aeH doubhcss rec,ivr fiog nm government
giafB Tegerues--a steeo', and ereubf ~ ciae.ise-
ucni. IN. Bird 'sf Gen. 1f'LIfosls arBy az .3t.6a.
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AdJntan z hashector Gen,s. offer.
GENERAL ORDERS.

Ah,1i 30, 1915.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The arrangements which are necessary for
executing the act Of Congress, fixing the mil.
itary peace establishment, cannot BE- compile
ted 50 as to organize the army, and 70 paw
and discharge the supernumerary officer,
non-commissoned officers, musicians and pr
Yates on the 1st day Of May next.
Ia consequence, therefore, Of The circum-
stances which viii not permit such discharge
II that time, and Of the provision made by
he law ~ such case, the army will continue
IN service, according to its present org4niza-
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against him five, in the former case interfere, we
DO u unnecessarily il in the latter make war
to force upon foreign nation Government which it
does not like. Therefore, appears me; that is
impossible TO justify war against Napoleon upon any
ground that at present exists Ii we GO To war with
Napoleon, lie has now The Importance OF A
'serican friendship. America will keep at peace
while suffer her unmo'ested to carry on her trade
all over the world. That would ruin US But, on the
other hand, five attempt 10 prevent it. we shalt have
to fight her both by land and Here is choice OF
evils but hot Ike Sir Frbss Blu, dett's Geste-
men, whopresent hn', as h most justly complains
With choice Of evils, and nolhn else for say that
both these evils may be avoided by our remaining at
peace, and leavp, the French, and the Italians and
the Napolteans and the Sw iss, and the Belmns and
the Russians and the Spaniaris, aud the Pr,issians
and tie Arstrsns and the ungarans, and the Dutch
and the anoyerians, To settle their own good time
aud manner. Aud the Portuguese. had n, arly tor
scttenthe Portuguese and aith they ought not 10 be-
forgotten; hr they have not been tne in the list OF
our eXpenees, whether OF money or of men. Let us
leave tie Dutch Presby terians to supply the Poru-
guese and Spanisr1s with wooden Gods, aud Virgins
ard Ssints. Let receive the corn of France when
We want Il, and the wine and o, which we always wat
and let her receive Steel copper tin ciob and
other things But let who will be the Keller let us
have Peace with him"
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Fainabte Pyoherty in CharI0ftesvilIe
FOR SALE,

rE'HE SUBSCRIBER wishing (for the benefit Of
Mrs htes's heaith) to remove from Chariot es.
THE VERY Y.ALUABLE S7.AND
he at present occupies, consisting one acre Of r1oun
in the centre of the Towu-upon which there. is ,ge-
story stone house S0by 90 feet-a frarurd houae 40
by 90 feet, connected BY stone building by 40 feet
making passage OF one hundred and ten feet--,he
two houses first mentioned are fitted up to suit Ia
yern, with twelve rooms with fire lacesIn the cel-
lar, is kitchen, wash-house aud lodging rooms ia
seyauts---under the passage excellent freproos
cellar, arched four feet tlc< "A good ice-house
smoak house &c &c. Two large stables each 26 Nv
SO feet--the situation and i'm rovements Of this place
are not confined to Tavern keepng.- 1T would afford
the most eligible stand for merchant Of any in Cbor.
louisville IL sunnecessary TO say more upnn this
suseet-persons inclined to purchase are invited tn
come add view the property---ifi it is not sold M pr
yate sale before the Goth MAY next IL will on the first
Monday IN June, be sold to the highest bidder IT the
Bell Tavern IN the City of Richmond Four fheu-
sand dollars OF the purchase money will be required
when the deeds cxecnted--the balance divided il,
two equal annua payments anil satisfactorily secured
--for further particulars apply 10 Thomas Taylor If
Richmond, who will conduc; the sale.
TRIPTETT T. ESTES
=. >. II private saleis effected, ten DAYS notice
VIII be gwen, previous to the first Monday ~ lane
TIE.
Charlottesville, May 3.--tds
Mrs. Ehzabeh Billings, admire Of S0l1geL
Billings, dec'd
Won are not resident Of this state, and lave no
" ageut or attorney h1t can hear of % whom 20
tce legally b. given Yon are hereby reqIe steC r.,
Take Notice that on Che 29th of May next n M f.
PEG farmers Jaferr, G tlc lower end Of Buctn,ehavl
ourty, Setwecr The IF nine ooock IN the ~, -r-
~ ard five 10 The evening, shall proceed tn fste e
| losifims Of William fV and others 70 b. ~saf e
evidence w the sit now depending IN fiic gu-,roi.
Court OF Charcciy for the Richmond his riot IN gl r
am pla ct and yos, adniristratrix, ~ fcndsni
md shall co nue from day Jay mil get throueh,
I where yoa can a'tsnd " you think proper.
CARTER WILKINSON.
May g. E4Wp