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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-19
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William Saunders and Sarah his wjCA F,,hor4
Harris and Wilson Harris, legatees and 5le,i-
sees of Benjamin Harris, decd, the said WI
son Harris, beng an infant, BY William Earris
his next friend, d. r..
THE' supersedeas and subpoena to answer the,
bill of review, allowed in this cause not bay;no.
been returned executed ON the defendants vii.
Lam Saunders and Sarah his Wife and Tgbert
Harris, and they not having entered tl,e.T an
Pearance and gwen security according to the Act
OF Assembly ard the Rules of this Court and q
appearing By satisfactory evidence, that tbev a,s
not inhabitants of this country II is orli.re,i
That the said Defendants do appear here an liz
first day ofthene term and answer The b.lI of
review OF the Plaintiffs; and that copv of this
order be inrtwith Inserted in some newsn,,,,,
Published in the City of Richmond for ty,o
mon rs snccessively and posted at the front door,
ofthe Capitol, in the SAID City
A Copy-Teste.
I'm. ". He,iag, c. C.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-18
A Valuable Farm and Mill

II O1L J,GufAlL.
ESFE subscriber will sell by authority,
4 the NIL and Plantation Which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Heush,
situated on tie edge of a German settle
ment, in the County Of Loudoun, 9 miles
n. w. of Leesburg and two and an half
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Nam
Creek, and in one mile of the best wheat
neisbborhoodsin the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of this land is well timbered, and tie
balance In state of high cultivation, the
whole which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. TIE
mill is strong frame building, two and
half stories high with three floors, with
ore pair OF manufacturing buws, $ feet in
diameter, together with Eccns machinery
complete, ard one pair of country stones,
four feet in diameter.-1here are also on
the premises and near the mill comfort
bic dwelling house, good niilIeis house,
a good framed barn and otter necessary
out houses.
The above property, owing to its stu
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention Of any
person DESTROYS of investing tier money
in real estate of the above description.
SAM Ell HOUGH.
n. B. The above described property
will be sold eitserin a Body Or divided as
may best suit purchasers. S. Fl.
April Is. eotf
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The Sale of Lots,

.adrertised FIR the Esd February, ispost-
poned aatI THURsD.AY the 2ohduy
Of .4prit, # fer !; If not, the meet fair
dan at Uhich time 1t aciN certainly
taa'e plnce.
HNHtS desirable property is situated at
4 the northern extremity of Alexan-
dria upon Washington-street, & extend
ing from thence to the river Potomac en-
bracing several valuable water lots. No
cart of the town is more susceptible of
important and profitable improvement
than this. To persons DESTROYS of pur-
sbasing handsome and healthy situations
for building, afavorable opportunity now
presents itself. The sale will commence
at ten o'clock upon the premises. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
The Executors.
All persons having claims against the
estate of the late Charles alexander, are
requested to present them to the execu-
tors, previous to the sale of the above pro-
perry, as rhey only intend to sell as
much as viii cover said claim.
March Q. 1aw1m&dts
P. s. The Sale will COM
mence at 10 o'clock, on Wash
ington street opposite the house
occupied by Mrs. Dundas's.
2. G Marsteller.
April 10.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
oiistPrince Edlcord District.

n ne election of a member to represent
.nis oist1ct, which is composed of the
I9anues OF Charlotte, buckingham, Prince
:.u va and Cumberland, commenced
- ohaIiotte on the first Monday in the
tesele moath. and in Buckingham last
~ a0aday' The following is the true state
wees gwen III the two counties:
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Att F. Oa!.
VNHE SUBSCRIBERShave 2o0Ct,ush-
4 els Isle of May aud st. Ubes Salt
afloat, which will be sold low if taken
from on board.
IN STORE.
Salt, Coffee, Cotton, Corn and Rye.
Also,
FLOUR selected for family use and
Bakers.
SAMUEL LINDSAY, & Co.
April IS. st.
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March 25.
PUBLIC SALE

IN pursuance of an order from the Or
plans Court of Charles County, Mdxs
will be sold at Public Sale at Tie lat1S
residence of the deceased, at Mattawo-
man, Charles County, Nd. on Mon
day the first day Of May next,
All the personal estate Of
Mrs. PresciNa H. Courts, late of sad
county deceased, consisting OF siixty -olse
Negroes: naay q the,n young men d
wonser; . number Of Hoses TIE STICK
Of Cattle, Steep and Hogs Farming -
tensjls Of different descriptions; stEne
Household and kitchen Furmtrre-
the tormer is included two neat Malosa-
ny Side-Roards, ore containing 'u'i set
of plate.-A large collection OF Glass e
a superior quality and ct every descrip-
ton; Beds, &c. large imported family
Coach, handsomely iirisied.-WiH be
sold at the same time one or two hundred
barrels of Corn: some Laccn, and nary
other articles which it would be tedious
to enumerate. Terms OF the sale are, that
for all sums under forty dollars cash will
be required: above chat sum credit Of
six months will be allowed tie purchaser
OF his giving Bond with approved secrri-
ty for the payment of the purchase mo-
ney, with legal interest at the end Of
that time.
JOHN T. ST0DDERT,
| administrator.
| " 3. ALL persons indebted to tile es-
tate of Mrs. Priscilla H. Courts, IRE
requested TO make immediate Payment, &
those hayiRg claims against 1t, to e.r-
hibit theW uith the proper rouchers, to
the Subscriber at Port IbGaccO.
j. r. s..
Port Tobacco, April 10. 9awts.
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] attest from Mobile
Extract cfa letter from .Ncj. Gen. MIN
toSh to Coz. Eurlg. dcted
MOBILE. 18th March. 1919


3 MOBILE, 18th March, 1915.
take this opportunity of informing
you, did not receive an account of the
ratification Of thetreaty ofpeace between
the U. States and g. Britain until last
evening from Gen. jackson at New-Or-
leans, and the commanding officer of his
Britannia Maiesty's forces at this place
has not yet received it g55ssoituttg FROM,
his government; in consequence OF which
he refuses complying with an article Of
said treaty to surrender any conquests
ON either side, or to deliver slaves who
have deserted their owners and taken pro-
lection with them. until he shall be Off
| cially notified by his own government to
do so--but it cannot be long before he
| will be informed. Ishail leave this place
in day Or two for Georgia with my de-
tachment."
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Public Sale,

I HlUIlC OdaCs
10y VIRTUE OLA deed Of trust FROM
f3 WILLIAM YEAToN to tie subscrl-
IN, fosecnre the payment OF certain
35eGs IN the said deed mentioned, due
Hiram 4he said William Ieaton to TIE
a1 q Potomac, will be sold atsuctien
satkt tAisises, on TIE first day OF May
pczty Alto O'Clock,
That Lot orparcel Of ground
Ers which the said William Yeaton at
Spsesept resides, situated upon the North
side Of Cameron Street and west side of
st. -4kpai street in tie town OF Aieyari-
drlas and bounded as follows. VIZ be-
ginniasssA The intersection of SAID street,
and fIs4siag thence westwardly with ca
meron aereet and binding herewith 100
feet ;stsssace nortbwardly with line
parallel 81 Asaph's street I26 feet,
thence esss asdly with a line parallel to
Cameronsserset ITO feet to st. Asaph's
street; Aezsx sonthwardly with that
street and : Ag tbereupon 126 feet to
the besinRi hgether with the build
ings and alaf mr. appurtenances thereI
unto belonging.
One ] q, Of Ground on the
east side Of EMrfax street, beginning at
the north end est house formerly &cu-
piedhy Mrs. Ch1Asnne Sanford, suppose
ed to be 142 fec s6nches to the south Of
Princess street sce south to the line
of the lot formerly~as Nroperty of Mary.
Chew, supposed }efsA feet 2 or inch
es thence eastwasaM the same width
ragalel with PrincessHreet in depth 1913
feet { inches to the Iiyc,of the lot former
ly Richard Conway's. I
One other lot on the south
side of Cameron street ard east side Of
Washington street beeiaBingat the in
tersection of said streets, dence east ON
Cameron street GA feet souS parallel to
Washington street 10 feet, nest raraI-
lei to Cameron street e. feet t8Washipg-
ton street. north on Washinlkn street
TO the beginning.
One other Lot on the rnrth
side of Cameron street, beginning aEt.e
distance of IA feet west from ReNIE
street. thence west on Cameron sss
l02 feet g inches to Fit street, theDtsss
north on Pitt street IS feet To lcfeets
alley, thence on tie alley east 1912 feet s
inches, thence south parallel to RoysE
street to the beginning. u
One other Lot on tie north
side of King treet, beginning al tie dis !,
lance of 81 feet inches west flort Il Z
Mon street, thence west or Ssne SIR
90 feet 6 inches, thence north arasl
to Union street, the same With an
front, 81 feet to Fayette alley.
sF The terms of Sale will be *
fifth in cash. and the resnne in 81
twelve, eighteen and twenty-six monts
CARRYING interest from the date. to be s
cured by Notes with approved Endorsers.
and Deed of Trust on the property
sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Trustee.
March 25. dts.
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Notary-P ublic.

.3srIE Subscriber having been duly
q 4 comm issiored and sworn, Ne
ysryspublic for the Town and County OF
Atenandria, is prepared to execute
he NotariaI business in all its brent h.
IS, at his Law Office. opposite the
Market square, and adjoiRing the Cof-
,ee-House.-TCLarter parties Bills
Of sale Of vessels, Assignments and
all other shipping papers, will he drawn
With accuracy and dsspstch on appli-
alton as above.
J. ID. Sirnms.
March "a 9 81
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NOTICE.

THE Farmers Bank of Alexandra,
this day declares dividend of profits on
its capital stock paid in, of foar pei. cert.
for the last six months, payable to Stock
holders or their Representatives, on the
third instant.
JOHN HOgFF, Cashier:
April l. = , 'Iswsw.
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SHIP NEW S.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Ship Indus, Page, Salem; to j.. g..
LaGd.
Bell Savage, Russell, Norfolk !;
J. G.. Laid.
-Lapwing, Captain Willcox, from
Bath, Lumber to Jackson & Rumney.
Brig General Jackson, Abbott, New
Bedford.
Strong, Capt ain Mackay from
Boston, with Plaster, to Jackson & Rum
ney.
- Robert, Coggeshall, New-Bed-
ford Lawrason and Fowle.
- Caroline, Bliss. Norfolk; Law
rason s. Fowle.
Schooner George Washington, Henry,
Baltimore; Adams, Herbert & co.
Harriott, Clements, Baltimore ;
Sundries; Merchants of the District.
Teacher, Bartlett, Norfolk; A
dams Herbert & Co.
Sally and Caroline, Evans; Nor
folk. Adams, Herbert & Co.
Ship Echo, stickney, Liverpool; by
VIM. Smith.
Schooner Rolla, Lunt, Portland; by J.
Anderson. P. Saunders & Co. /. Gibson
& Master.
- Lydia, Bears, Boston; by P.
Dunbar and Master.
- Harriott, Clements George
town.
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town.

Married on Wednesday evening last
at Fauquier Courthouse, by the Rev.
Mr.. Reynolds, MIR. Caleb Dorsey Gacyna
of Baltimore, to Miss .9delaide Eleanor
Hasckias, of Fauquier County.
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Notice

TIME Subscriber will be absent from
Alexandria four or FIVE months and
he has fully empowered Robert Hunte,
to act for him in his absence.
JOHN HUNTER.
April IS. str
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BALTIMORE Anril Is.

BALTIMORE April Is. 7,
Arrived schr. Harrison. Stephen, six
days from Wilmington, n. c. Saw no.
thing but ship z. S. from Newport, now
in sight.
Tie British ship Clarendon, from Bata-
via, prize to the private armed ship Young
Wasp, of Philadelphia, is in the river.
The c. was captured 50 days ago off the
Cape of Good Hope, and has put in being
short of provisions, &c. She has on board
a cargo of ], 100000 pounds of Coffee,
There is $4,000 dollars insured on her
in this city. In lat. SO, spoke no;thern
schr. from whom they heard of peace pre-
yious to which she had seen nothing.
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The NEW PACKET

The NEW PACKET
The knight Of the Red Cross.
- Is intended to sail for
aA Charleston, S. G. the first Of
Tssxs2g May. She will go by in
ssSss land navigation, which is the
safest and most comfortable way OF sail
ing. For freight or passage apply Oh
board or at the City Tavern, to
Mr.. MURELATOUR.
Wao has for Sale,
Some household furniture, consisting
of Mahogany Bedstead (; Mattresses ;
SILK & Muslin Curtains; Looking--Glass ;
Pictures; Casters Candlesticks; Tea
board, and sundry Kitchen Utensils
Apply as above.
April Is. cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-18

1t viii be recoIlected that the votes be-
tween the same persons in the same coun-
ties in 1915, Mr.. Eppes' Majority was
16S,-his majority this year is only IS.
which is 1875 less than it was in 1915.
Vf,ginia Patriot.
MARr1ssBURe, April IS. .
State of the Polls, at an election held
IN Martinsburgh, for Berkeley County, on
Monday last.
CONGRESS.
Magnus Tate, Esq. 400
Francis White, Esq. 9
STATE SENATE.
Alfred H. Powell, Esq. Fed. $50
Dr.. John Hedges, DEM III
Federal majority 159
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Major Andrew Waggener, 40s
MIR. Archibald Snearer, $40 :
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MILLEDGvILLE, Geo April 5.

IIiLAEDU LILLE, Oco. April D.
We are informed by an intelligent
gentleman who accompanied Col. Haw-
kins on his late expedition down the Cha
tahauchie, that the quantity of fertile land
included in the cession of territory made
by the Greek Indians to the United States,
and falling within the ultimate limits of
this State, is much greater than had been
supposed. He represents the land bor-
dering on the Chatahouchie and on many
of the Greeks which empty info it, to be
OF very superior quality, and affording
settlements the most desirable he has
seem in the southern states. He speaks
also in high terms of the beauty of the
Chatahoucnie river and of its fitness for
navigation.
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Congressof the ~ States,
IN sENAIE---prlc,.. e6.

Mr. Roberts presented tie petition d
Thomas Murray, late head cooper of, the
|navy-yard at Washington, PRAYING com:
|pensation 10 which he csnceives himseI,
entitled for services rendered in that CA.
|pacity. The petition was referred ia
Messrs. Roberts, TAFT and Macon.
Mr. Taylor presented the petition of
Walter Sims, praying to be allowed fur.
Their time to file release to the United
States of his title to land in the Missis-
sippi territory, (under the act for extin.
enlistment of the Yazoo claims.) which
was referred to Messfs. Taylor, Hunter
and Morrow.
Mr. Roberts presented the memorial
of the President and Di ectors of the
Merchants Bank Of Alexandria. PRAYING
for an act Of Incorporation which was
read.
Mr.. RuggIes presented the petition Of
VIM. Farris, sen. praying for the renew
al of his patent right for propeiling yes
Isels and land carriages; which was re-
ferred to Messrs. Ruggles, Brown and
Dana.
Mr.. Roberts presented the petition Of
|spndry tallow chambers Of the city of
Philadelphia, praying repeal Of the
duty on the manufacture Of candles (:
which was referred to the committee ap.
pointed on that part of the message Of
the President OF the United States which
relates TO the subject of manufactures.
On melton Of MIR. TAFT, the report of
the Secretary of the Navy, in relation to
the permanent increase Of the Navy, was
referred to the naval committee.
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Len johnson,

Was raised in the lower end OF this
county by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Ford,
land by her heirs was sold to me IN the
wear i 8l9--Len is about five feet nine
Tor ten inchesh high, his complexion rather
Tighter than common black negroes, has
short hair with small thin whiskers high
temples, his hair growing down in z
sharp peake on his forehead, has high
cheek bnnes and sharp narrow chin. well
made Nth broad hips and shoulders, and
a little bow legged, with very small
wrists and ANGLES. Len has relations in
Georgetown and the Cityof Washington,
sone of whom are free and may furnish
him with their free papers which may
induce himto change his name; he has
also connections in the lower end
Of this county, where he was raised,
and where link it likely he now is.
Ior lurking about the City of Washington
or Gergetown--perhaps he may endea-
YOUR to make his way to Baltimore or
he NAV wish to get to Petersburg, Virgil
MIA, and Think it not unlikely as sent
a yellow woman heme b, water to my
Brother who lives in the neighborhood
of Petersburg, only three days before
Len went of, by whom he bad child al
very short time before | sent.her off,
I will pay the above reward Of Fifty dol.
lars TO any person who will bring said
negro home or secure him in any Jail so
that ! get him again.
JOHN E. FORD.
nov 90 ea6w&
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To the Public.

= - - - ~ - - - = - -
TFSE Spanish o0suls in the several
ports Of the United States, have Just re-
:ceived roval decree from their sove-
reign, dated Madrid, the l0thuf Aug.
last, by which several privileges and
rights are granted on the Island Of PueF-
20 Rico, The most important whereof
are as follows -
list. All TIE rights and privileges be-
slowed BIZ King Charles the. Third, on
said Island, are row re-enEorced and
10 these are added in faver Of that Cole
nv, all these which we're once erloyed
hY the Inhabitants of the Island Of Trini-
dad and Of New Orleans, when under
the dominion of Spain.
Cd. A direct frse trade is allowed to
all Spanish vessels between the Island
Of Puerto Rico and all ports where there
is a Spanish Conspl, by whom tie in
voices of all goods aud effects that uay
be shipped. must necessarily be signed
aud sealed.
i sd. The inhabitants dc said island as
well asall Spanish subjects Who may ear
ny on this trade. are likewise permitted
to expert fro'p thence al kitds of pro-
duee and goods. tproyiAed they are not
Of FOREIGN origin TO any foreign port in
America belonging to nations at peace
with Spain, and to import thsrefrom all
kinds OF produce, goods and merellan-
die, they NAV wish This ROYAL per-
Inissionis granted for fifteen wears, which
IS to be coMpated from the Dale of the
decree Specie only cannot be exported
through tls:s channel.
4th. The aforesaid Inhabitants are at
so alloweato purchase negroes in foreign
colonies in America, and toimpcrt them
into the Island, exempted from all duties
on said isnpprtations for the space OF ff-
teen years. They are moreover permit
ted for three years 10 buy foreign yes els,
under the equal exemption OF duties
5h. Foreigners, belonging to nations
who were at peace With Spain. are invit-
ed TO settle 10 Puerto Rico; lands will
be given TO them gratis in the name OF
the king. and alter seven years have e.
lapsed from the titbe of their establish
meat 10 the Island, all the rights ard prii-I
sileges OF naturalization shall be confer
red on them, 50 that the way sail thenl
Sc opened to them to hesd any ofice, ell
saer civil ormiiitary, according to theirl
talents aud merit.
9th. The Inhabitants of Puerto Rico.I
as well AZ foreigners who are settled
there, shah be exempted for fifteen wears. /!
from paying any titles, and after that Pc
Rod, they shall pay only 21-2 per cent
On account OF tItheS. ----s--z
Several othee advantages, exemptionsI
and privileges, are granted 10 the nha-
bitants OF Puerto Rico, which are ike
wise to be enjoyed by every foreigner
who may settle there. Free people oil
color arc in the same manner allowed tai
settlein that Island. The trade howe
YER spoken OF above. can only be Carl
ed on by spanish subjects or by foreign
,ers established in Puertoisico, in Spanisl
bottoms, with the absolute exclusion of
foreign bottoms.
Further particulars and information on
this subject, can be obtained at the office
of every Spanish Consul In the U. States,
who are furnished with Copy Of the a.
foresaid Royal Dec &c.
dec s8. eoSa
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J Jefferson Land for Sale

a BOUT 800 Acres in the county of
Jefferson and State of Virginia Of,
the road leading from Winchester t.
Baltimore, II miles from the former. II
from Harper's Ferry and sfrom Charles
town--60miles from Alexandria George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
Bile. &c.
The soil is of the very first quality
we'll adapted to the growth of timoth.,
clover and every species of grain-Morf
|ahan half Of the land is covered with TIM
Der Of the best quality.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

If Il MA w ~ From tie subscriber liv-
ING IN Charles Comfy, Maryland.
81 the night DC the SthliAst. a stout like
III negro man, about % years Of age.
lad on when he runaway short coat and
pantaIoons, made Of homespun, cotton
warp filed in with dark mixed yarn and
wove fustian, a new trrhat, with black
sash round the crown and coarse cot
ten shifts-he has withhim other cloaths
inc and will very likely change bis dress
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.1tSo. JOr sac,
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 300 acres on 20
tomac River, about S miles from DUN.
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The SOL
is good for corn, small grain aud grass,
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, q
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estat'
offer to the purchaser the most Hatterin:
prospect of rendering this valuable
farm by an uncomfortable devotion of la
bour. For terms apply to the subscribe
+or to Jgsblst Herbert, Esq. of Alexandra
John A Washington,
Year Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June Ia.
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Vaudeville q L.arnIour,

-, 80 ~ Il
Corner Of King @ FART ats King q IVa'
ter streets;
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10piipes cognac brandy
5 do. Holland gin
90 pnncheons w. India Rum
10. hhds. 1st and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
SO boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh cprrants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines IL
quors and groceries.
December 19
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Cider and .Appies.

Cider and .apples.
e97 barrels choice Apples
II hhds. } Philadelphia
10 barrels ! Bottling Cider,
Landing from schooner Lark
from Newport, Delaware, for sale by
Adams, Herbert e Go.
Dec IA
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Notice.

VI SHALL. offer for sale at the dwell
3 ling Of Mrs. Elizabeth Deneaie, II
Fauquer comply. on Friday the 18th ~
slant. about twenty likely Virginia borl
SLAVES. Terms Of sale made know
at the place olsale.
James C. Deneale, Admir-
of Il. Deneale. Jun. deceased
November 8