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81 ne me. Oh Nalt ne heartily posEer'
re aome sell gFgs 81 MISSY cell
|Ili gIimp ing lade and press bow
srs
LesIne fSkessF, ever DWELL
Haste Cslia, faiFest Of The fair.
Go make me ofe1conplctely blest
Vi woods, your choicest sweets pre-
10 grace s. sweet. soi lair ! sasst
Ye xepllgrs gently fan Che skies,
Breathing divine perfumes aroapd
Under her feet Re llowrets rise,
And spring eternal deck the ground
Haste haste ny fair to shady boxers,
Here ever, ever lei Is stay !
Here spend IN tsiss the golden hcnrs,
Here drink of love without aIlay.
Soon as tie morn on purple Wing,
Lights up the gOldea lamp Of day,
10 thee the sylvan choir shah sing :,
Ana tOW'ring iatkg silfilI aatbeus pay!
Soon as The bright stars their i;ighs shall
shown,
With living FIRE to Gid the pigss,
Sweet EsiloaIgE in snyrtle bow'r,
Shall charm thy soul to soft delight 3
There LET US i've and die unknown.
Remote from mise and pride 81 fear,
Unfatter'J @itRa Wing stone,
And only konor'd with tear
Tie following Epitaph hsids an eleFat-
ed rank among the few specimens, Of
this sort of writing that have any
Just clairn TO poetic merit. 1t was in
scribed on tie tomb stone Of two sisters
twins at birth--colnpanisns III yosth
in death--aad tenants OF the
same grave.
Fair marble tell to future days
That here two virgin sisters lie,
Whose life employed east tongue il,
81 praise,
Whose death drew tears from every
eye.
In stature, beauty, years and fame,
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PR In q + N G.
Hand sol1ely executed at this Difje,
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( fk}a Effls 81
s. bunshe ads sc Tobacco
$50 barrels Old SAhislses
800 bushels Old hest
TOO Shares Unian Bark Stock
iso iInlnftIng Y exportlng Com
pans slIsfts
Mallory and
aetisSiess md namhissio
8lerehaafs, BFie street
snfean, llg 26.
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la stature, beauty, years and fame,
Together as they grew they shones
SO much alike, SO much the same,
Death quite mistOok them both for one.
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by one common interest, 81 aec65,ss.
ton Of Interests openly exists, swefr; e
all Just considerations before ii. a,,a r rss
titled and supplied with tie mcaDs V !.
suppression, by intending within itsaIs
|she Influence and power Of the iesislt. I
tive and executive, but thatit every IL.
the bond Of conaectioa...ss:
common interest by fresh infraction, -
The constitution and the rights Of tS l.
minority. Yethere is public prones; -
|tion to unite that majority by. 4 st,II
stronger common interest, between tSa
executive and the reprcsentatiyes-..sS
|stfengthenit BY making them more a.
pendent on each other--.To etface tbs.
|separateness and distinctncss Of eyer.
|cise insisted upon in the first cited pas.
sage, and instead of compelling each r.
have as little agency as possible in the
Of the members Of the q
Tiers, as was heintention Of the fran.
|ers of the constitution.--t establish il
the respective body an unconstitutional,
and an unnecessary right Of agency IN
|;he appointment ofPresideLt. IA
Things must be far gone indeed .wheN
|aEt of the members of the Executive 90.
|yernment dare to make such prOposi-
ton. The majority must have been pref.
|ty conscious of its powes TO do what il
|pleasess before it .iazarded such sug.
sestion I; while the fact that the propS.
sition has beenso long before the public
without provoking public execratioa, 10.
dictates something like an apathy on the
art OF the minority, the result either Of
a blameable indifference, or Of an utter
despair ofpower to resist the torrent Of
dcspotism. In all probability, tie next
stride. Of the faction will to enable the
already appointed President appointed
withouta word from the people to return
the compliment in kind, and as the re.
,resentatives have kindly appointed him,
lot to eat the bread Of uDgratefulness,
tin his turn to appoint the represent
itives.
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NOTICE.

THIS is to give Notice, that the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Charles county, Maryland,
letters of administration on the personal
estate Of John Brent, late Of Charles
county, deceased: All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
subscriber legally authenticated, at or
before the ESD day Of April next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under
nv hand this s5th day of October, Ammo
DOmini 1916
October % eo2w
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Fire Insurance Company
SAT- 90 Falit.

n Salt q Fruit,
New landing aud for Sale by the sub
orders the cargo Of the Barque OssiP-
pee, capt. Amos Smith, from Calllz, con-
sisting of 8
6flti0 busheIs Salt
500 Boxes best Mnscasel Raisins
Al few Quarter Casks sherry Wine.
.ddmas, Hsrters g Co.
Oct. s.. "a
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Molasscs in Barrels.

i0,een gallons Molasses. In barrels.
s now ls,;dsng from brig Adeline, at RAM
says wharf, and for sale by
Dodge q Keliell,
80. October s
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Notice

10y virtue Of an order of the Orphan
ID Court of Charles county, will be
exposed to public sale, on Thursday the
18th day of November next. at the late
dwelling eff John Brent. otCharles coun-
ty. deceased, all the Negro Property OF
said deceased, consisting of Men, We
men and Children, about 90 in in num-
Der. The terms of sale will be a credit
of 6 months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale. If the above day
should prove foul the sale will be on the
first fair day.
Octs2j eoSw
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holnas Mount

NW AS Just xeceivsd By the ship Fair
American, Nicholas Moran master.
Direct from Bremen. 10 cases. 2 casks
: EER.Ns8.F .tf.45p'ty fS.5 CTLIRES,
consisting Of ribi,ands, boot binding,
& tapcs. silk cord. purses, busks, burning
glasses, toy watches, spectacles. snuff
boxes painted, waters. bone bottoms.
,aarbles, skates, looking glasses. . varle-
rsof beads and t0ys--on hand al ASSERT
.aent IL iiald vas and cutlery. with a va
6 siety ofsothef geo0s. which will De sclu
az his. store onksyal. street, near the caty
Hotel, 81 accommodating terms.
THOMAS MOUNT.
0ctaber If,
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ID the province, having been absent four
years. On Sunday salute was fred
ia the direction of Fort George.
From several gentlemen, from, the
westward, we learn, that at the head oil
Lake Erie, the inhabitants are very
|sickly. Lake Erie having lowered,
more than d foot, the extensive marshes
E,r wild meadows, from the Miami to
Esandusky, have become 10 same measure
trained, the exhalations from which are
supposed to produce agues and ie-
|yerS.
In this part of the country, fever and
ague has been, perhaps, more prevalent
Ithap at any tine since the first settle
snent.
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ALEXANDRIA. ).
MONDAY, OcToBrR 9.

.T'Ae returns received ffnm several
counties yesterday afternoon and this
furnishes very unpleasant evil
dence Of Gee supineness and inactivity Of
4 great portion Of tie citizens Of those
whom the pressure OF war and
diiilculfy,had last ear reused to eyer-
else TIE fest and most valuable right Of
Iyeemen right which, It IS apparent,
they have this year thought nor worth at
tention. IS
The state Of parties so far as we have
Information is as follows
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Scarce Goods.

DaVID PEaBODY, King Street,
EAS received a variety OF Scarce
~ Goods. not mentioned in former
adsertisement---viz !:
case black 6 colored Canton Grapes
l do. black and colored Levanhnes,
and Florence Lustrings
| do. elegant Lustring Ribbons
Black Florentine Nesting
Italian Sewing Silk, all colors
1 case ladies white Cottoa Hose, We.
ry cheap
| bale Rose Blankets
do. Venetian Carpeting
] case patch colored Furnitures
A handsome assortment of superior
quality Coat Buttons
/ case gentlemans silk Umbrellas
Fine Wire Thread, and Cotton Balls.
The above mentioned Goods, together
with many mere which will be ready for
sale ina few days, will make his assort-
ment complete, and will be sold whole
sale or retail, as low-as they can be pur-
chased in the district.
September %.
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Daltins.ore. Oct. Z.

Arrived Schr. Chippewa. Clark, 26
days from St. .Jago, last from Henasa.
rum and pimepte, Gerard Wilson. Left
schr. Ceres, o.. N. Y. ships Indian Chief.
and susquebannah, of Bait ship Pilgrim,
OF Boston brig Abeona, OF do. schooner.
of Savannah briggs Eliza, of
Alexandria. Macnataara, cfdo. In
lat. "a lon. "A, III heavy gale, lost the
main mast, foretop gallant mast, spars
and most the sails-.-hatl her tafrail and
part of her stern stove in, stopped the
leak in the siren with tarpaEn and blan-
kets.
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Brsalo, N':rrarn, Sept. se.

Major Ger. slice. .Eacofnb, family
and suite, arriyeain this village on Tues
day last, and sailed On "Wednesday FOL
Detreit, in the brig Hunter. General
Macomb takes the command Of this
post.
Gorsrgor Gore, family and suite ar
rived IN this village on Tuesday eyenins
last, and passed the next Gay into Cana
da' The Gov sfn0g is Row on bis return
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For Sale. Freight or Charter. !.
eSSS The elegant aud yerv sure
rior sailing ship Fair Ameri-
yssaEss1sss can, Nichs. Moran, comlnan-
esSza der, burthen 487 tons or 1900
barrels, three years old, builtof the best
materials, copper fastened, is in every
respect equal to any ship ever in this dis
trict. For terms apply to
adams, Herbert, e Co.
Who have imported in said ship for sale,
AZ packages Gcrman and Silesia linens,
consisting Of 0snaburgs, Ticklenburgs,
Ielder linen, shirtings, and brittannias.
81 packages, containing window and hol'
low glass, beads, chimney ornaments,
crucib!es, looking glass plates and bunt-
ing. u. II. q 20.
Oct. Z.
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bridgeport, Sept. 2z.

Bridgeport, Sept. or.
Horrible aet.--We are Informed that
\ Mr.. Joseph Pardy, of New Stafford.
in the town Of Hnntingtas, having quar-
relied with his wife for some time, she
gave him part Of her property
to have him relihg,ish all his claims,
that she might live in peace. be t,len
started from home, under pretence of a
tia-pedding tour to the southwark, and
went as far as DaneurY, bit returned on
Saturday night the 18th instant, with a
loaded pistol, with tie determination to
murder his wife, it is supposed. burn
her house and barn, aRd destroy himself.
He entered the hcuse-went to the bed.
fosnd her not tsere, dragged it on the
heor-gst quantity of tow and crowd
ed it into the bed, struck fire. and set it
all on hre, then went and set tireto the
barn, and retired to rise of ground, and
sat on a rock to view tie scene. he
barn was soon in light blaze, which, was
nrst discovered by lad in bed fronting
1t, whe gave the alarm; the house anc
part OF the fnrnitare was saved. As
soon as their neigkbors we're collected,
FMS monster in human shape appeared,
and acknowledged That be did il. The
people then attempted to secure bin, but
ne told them they need MT do that. for
ne should be dead nan BY tie next
morning, but refused TO give any infor-
nation, lest his life should be pre-
served. Medical all was called, but
70 no effect. Ha continued in a stupid
ana senseless stale til fhenext morning.
and then awekesssad spoke few words
ana expired. It IS supposed he took
large desc Of laudanum anu wild fen
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J. & |. p. Thompson,

Have receired per the Ocean, Capt. A.
dams from Liverpool, part Of their
Fall assortment. consisting Of
Superfine &Second Cloths,
onble Milled Drabs, Molesdown and
ther fashionable Vestings, Wellington,
edford and Vigonia Cords, Stockinetts.
lushings, Flannels, Bookings, Plains,
I'D Rose and Dutel Blankets.
August Il.
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Allcghanyis net yet heard from; should
the delegates from that county be all fe-
deralists, the federalists viii have ma
jority on joint ballot Of both houses--a
sii,gie democrat elected by that county
WILL democratic majority.
Fed. Ga1.
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For Providence, R L
sale at uction.

-
On WEDNESDAY morning, the 18th
instant, at 10 o'clock, viii be sold, at
our Auction Room, irithout feserre, a
h handsome assortment OF
Dry Goods,
CONSISTING OF
2 bales broadcloths
/ ditto aushings
Q cases cotton shirtings
/ ditto cainbfics
9 ditto Madras handkerchief
ditto fancy muslins
Q ditto Irish linens
Sllawls, and handkerchiefs
Sewing silks
Vestings and Bombazetts
Ginghams
Saloon Bindings
Suspenders, etc. etc. etc.
Also,
100 dozen wine glasses, and
5 chests young hyson tea.
Griffith g Braacnsr,
Auctioneers.
October 9
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and Queen Sfurat, King 1lou;s Bonaparte'
and Ills wife, King Jerome and his tive
wives, and King Joseph.

Drowned, on Thursday last, from on
board the ship Andrew Jackson, while
laying IN the stream, .Manuel Joseph, q
Portuguese, in attempting to swim a.
shore.
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Joel z. Harper s. Co.

Joel q. Harper s. Co.
AT THE CORNER OF KING & ROYAL
STREETS,
Haze Just received on assortment OF
SEASON ADs e GCOi)S,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths superfine AID Cd quality
Cassineres. worstetl cords and cassinets
2 bales rose blankets
/ bale stripped do.
Il bale fanRels assorted
i bale coatings
.nlue, drab and mixed plains
Wofsted and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool do do.
Blue, black, gray and drab stockinetts
Eonbazetts plain and figured
Rombazeen, fancy yestinss
Kid gloves long and short, colored and
white
Ladies and gentlemens silk, gloves, CO.
lored and white
Beaver aud dog sAIn do.
Black leyantInes
White aad colored Virginia do, mantaaI
Do. florence, plaid silk, florentine,
Sewing silk, thread colored and white
White and colored cambrics
Ginghams and calicoes, irish linens
Dc. sliirtinss, stirting cotton
Black and white silk lose
Bandano haadkerchiefs
Black. silk DO. Id. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
LOO dozen yarn hose
With number Of other aticles which
they will sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
for Cash Or to punctuai Customers.
Oct. 9.
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I'D

I. 4 s I & -
I Alleghanyis not vet heard from; should
the delegates from that county be all fe-
deralists, the federalists viii have a ma
iority on Joint ballot Of both houses--a
silgie democrat elected by that county
will give demecratic majority.
Fed. Gas.
Nr. Clapp, late an officer of the U. S
fgigate Essex, carle passenger in the
Merchant arrived here from Porto Rico.
he was captured in one of the Els pri-
yes In the Pacific Ocean. and after be-
ing detaioed long time, was landed at
Pic Janeiro, which he left7th July. In
addition to the Dorothea of this port ire
ported yesterday Mr.. Clap Informs
that the schr. Cossack, Brown, feom
Boston, boaRd to tue n. w. Of America
and cantan put into Rio. cd July to
shift her cargo, the SHIPS Mary Ann,
Wellman, and Sophia, Felt, ofSalem,
were at Rio taking carsoes for Europe,
all well.
baltimore paper.
Boyaeanss' Market, .aagast 8.-Ashes
we're steady at HE annexed prices. and
cotton was expected to advance: hides,
scarce and ready sales. Sice was dull
at SO TO So f. per qnintal. NtahoganJs
scarce sndin demand.
Ashes, rot, per quintal, 6sa6Z francs :.
Pearl. 75a8J; cotton. Louisiana, l55ala5I
Georgia, short, l47a275 long, a4oas9Q:I
Cayenne, 24oa260; Braziis, 245a2S5 :
hides, Raenos Ayres, lGGa125; sugar,
white clayed, 140a17o: brown do 12o|
a1S5 ;Musco gado. SGal25,
Tobacco liable heretofore to duty of
2sof, per quintal, is no longer admitted
for homeuse; lit can be warekoused for ex :.
portation by sea Virginia, quantity
sells at SGa9af, for expectation.
ErchaRges--Amsterdam, 81 81 grocts
Eanco, per fr.- Ram5urgh. GO "a shii.s.
banco, ao.-London, 81 Fl. Is c. per
Mound sterling Madeira, per iistole--1'
Ct. States, FER doIlar--Dollars. is "a
Donhloon, ESQ SO.
Markets at Cayenne, 1st Sept.--To-
!erable !or American produce -four bad
been sold afew days previous for SIS:
ceffee was l23 cents, niolasses So ;iruit
oranges in particular plenty.
We cannot help remarking upon the
singular situation ofthe world at this time
with respect to its crowned heads. We
fecollect that yostaire, in one Of his no.
wells, Candide we believe, introduces a
great number Of Ex-Soyereigns, as meet
ing at the carnival Of Venice, and here
to the surprize OF the byestanders salut-
ing each other by the title of Majesty
Reckoning Bonaparte's mushroom kings
In the number, We shall find we believe.
more OF these personages, removed from
their eminent stations, than at any other
era in the history of mankind first, there
lis Bonaparte himself, Maria Louisa, and
the King OF Rome. There is tie King OF
Candle and his two wives. By the way,
|itaould not be amiss that Bonaparte
should return tohis old religion Of Maho-
Imetanism, and take one of them, they
night all live in st. Helena together
There is the old King and Queen OF Spain
There is also the Ex-Kipg of Sweden,
who was but lately threatping journey
! to the Holy Land, there is King Murat
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Public Sale.

One 9 inch CABLE nearly new,
One ANCHOR weighing about ESQ lbs
z. g. .EarSteller.
October o.
On Saturday, 2lst Instant,
ct II O'Clock,
Before the cotiee-ltonse door, will be
sold, by orJer Of the President and Di-
rectors efthe Columbian Insurance Com
pany of Alexandria. three hundred shares
of the said stock, standing in the name
of Ferdinand Mafsteiler. or so much
thereof as will satisfy and pay the sumol
twenty one huudred dollars unpaid of his
together with interest and
all charges in conformity with the arti-
Giles of their association.
October 9.
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NEw-YoRK. October 5.

NEw-YoRK, October 5.
Atanchorin tile Bay---British ship In
Idus, Calender, from London, and forty
five days from the Downs. Sailed ~
fcempany from the Downs with ship In
dian Gilief. cor New.York, and British
ship AJAX, Taylor, for do. Sept. "a, Lat.
40 ss, long. Sc, spoke British ship Eli
"a, SIS days from New-Orleans bound to
liverpool: had lesther tnizentopmastSin
the gale the day before. On sunday last,
last, Tat. se, "A, long. SO. was boarded
from ii. 3. III. brig Jasseur, capt.
Locke, III days from Halifax, on a
cruise for British vessels that may have
suffered in the late gales. Capt. e. in
tended to put into. this port. In the long.
tof SIS. date not recollected capt. Callen-
'dertell in with tWolower niasts, painted
yellow which appeared 10 have been cut
off by the board.
Sehr. James Lawrence, Churchward, /
Is days from Norfolk. Sailed in com
IDany with about so sail ofyessels for n !.
York and ether northern ports. Pas
,seneers. z. Rerrison, Capt. John Baker,
lot n. York, Lieut.. Bunting, of the u. S.
army, I'll. Vouehan,sD. Valance, n. Her
ron, Miss G. Archer, ]. Thorp, Miss Jane
Nancy, b. Whitenan, and Spanish
gentleman. Saw black foretop-sa'l
schr. from N. York bound to Philadelphia,
ashore in Little egg Harbor.
Spanish schr. kosa--, % days from
Porto Rico.
schr.. Venus, Dagget, Z days FROM
.homastown.
Ship Manderin, Mimic, SO days from
Liverpool, with crates and hardware.
Hermaphrodite brig Ssar.h, Garfield, OF =.
London, 90 days from Martinique, With
molasses, sugar &c.
4 Br. brig Robert, with plaster.
Also, other ship, bsig and 9 shrs. Of
the schrs. has plaster.
of the Hooh--Brig George Washing
ton, from Norfolk ,--schrs--15 days fl.
Currituck. with slaves, Washington Cors
fire. Norfolk, Two Friends, Van Peit, do!
sloop Lady Washington, do and several
other coasters.
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]. 4. Caldwell

IIas just received and offers for sale. by
schooner Friendship, from Teneriffe,
London Particular, I enerife
Wine.
BY brig Trsiaia---Malaga Wine.
From New-York,
Brandy, Indigo, Copperas, Pepper,
Pimento. Nutmegs, cloves and Teas of
the best importation, of superior quality.
For NEW YORK,
xSgS The sch'r. Friendship, Thocp-
.M:s.sszs5gsson, master; to sail without de-
lay.
October 9. St
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Port OF Aterandria /.

Arrived, brig Elisa, capt. Dyer, 90
days from st. Jago.-sugar & Coffee
Peyton and Bundas.
The ship Commerce, capt. Croudbill
from Gottenburg, with Iron and Steel to
Phineas Janney, is below.
3 TRe schr. Topas, Briggs, from Mar
Unique, is below.
Enc schooner Farmers Delight, Tuck,
from Alexandria, arrived at Martinique
9Th September In distress,
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u no', therefore. a species of madness in 9,
nun, VINO Affects To write on the side of III
English government, to resort to all the
means N ms power to keep ,ha, revenge a.
I'VE In America the paths OF poiit.ca;
poser are open TO all its citizens adoo,ed
- wen as native aud, isit to be expecieS.
ma. we shall not feel the effect of this a.
ouse; whenever tina; power glide. into the
lands OF those who are thus abused "A
neffcais now upon the pinnacle of fame,
i nsI power must grow till it be great. Eng
.anq must and will feel the effect of that
power OUT, 1t is very unwise To endeayor
~ Ills against her the perpetuation of thas
r ,.;'s which might otherwise dieawey
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ponent advised the said Arthur Young 20
Consult Mr. Forbes. an attorney. aud a re-
'aeion OF his as to wha, would be best for.
nin to do. and to act accordingly. 10 which
ne the said Arthur Young seemed to this
depo'ent to assent.
Ssvoy1in Courf ar D1aidstoae, ~
me County, ofRrnt, SIay 81.
1898 before
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pursuance OF Decree of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the williamsburg Dis
trIct, the Commissioners therein named, viii
expose tn public sale, on Thursday the Isl dav
CT June next, on the premises, for cash sil that
Tract of Land and premises. situate, lying and
being IN the parish of Pettsworth and the coun-
~ OF Gloucester, containing, by estimation, cne
hundred and two acres aud a half, more or less,
subjectt to the widows dover therein, to sat,sfy
John S. stubbs, administrator of Frarcis Stubs,
deceased, in the sum oftwo hun,lrec and ninety
three dollars and eighty cents, with interest
from the 5'h day OF November, 1871, till psid
and costs
WIN STUBBLEFIELD, y =
JOHN DAVIS,
WILLIAM FIELD, =
THOMAS C. AMoRY. J :
April 10. WOW