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BEAUHARN0ls Ann siURAT.

10th oil these great men were once ,oe bars NJ
iona "ie tam y-i}euiharnos " - So yoo "A; Il, g..
pm ne, by Ia T. Ermer observation-disclosures married The.
sist.r of 20 "rartc. '''
When Hona@irc fell, Niur,t deserted him.-The
oe eted tn the rock "a Eiba the other sill soupLt
w ch"fiy {" he alice, princes, X solicited their ner-
MISSION 10 remain ON the throne OF Naples
beaulsrnois was found f,athfd eiD,,usr tie firth
eSs. lie lost the throne of Niiia aud his last address
To MS troops, some OF the affecting testimonials
on record, I" s gratitude, %, his LOYALTY To his friend
ana ths chVsiic ardour which burns in the bosom OF
the solo en- -
lie married to The daughter of tue King of Ba-
rarTi-and Il, the nani meeting of crowned b.,ds AT
vienna he was received BY tie Phases OF lh, lind
An atecdote is related OF him bv a gentlemen inst
m Fi-.nce, which bespeal.s the character Of the
man; \; one OF the social Interviews at Vienna.
which many puissan, princes attended, Prince Con.
s';mtine, the brother ofthe Emperor of RUSSIA, was
speaSinsm very light terms of the military eha,ac
Ter oil Observation-Disclosures stepped up To him.
ana t"id hm that IS remarks neither showed his
judgment no lberahty no, judgment, becaus Bola-
p're WAS unquestonaly the hrSt so der O! the go,
nor no; rAli,y, IN r limiug the fallen fortune
Oh any man lie then called upon him to draw on the
spot. HE Arch-)uke Charles aud Other princes in
Ter. red and begy Il them pusulo,,. the settlement
OF the dispute. The Arh-Dukc pledged himself IN
ac as u 5 friend. The challc, &c was given. bur h
a,I"r reached te ear of the Russian Emperor ~ the
Elop'rorof Austlia i,terdicted die combst
Whether Nurat will vet remember, hs oblio,tions
to bonsparte whether he will abandon thosr er;,i
mate Princes, who seemed determined TO put him
uoTh' or adhere TO them, in hopes of his fidelity OBJ
talhis his reward; what will be the course, wt'ch he
VIII Ultimately pursue, tie &c Dcponcnt saith not
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500 DOLLARS RES. AI71-

E4o88ERY.-On he night Of the 18Th or IAN
~ inst my Warehouse l., Sorib-etre ct was b. IN
OPEN ard cases I'urkey OFIU.N stslen fIe,e.
ne eases contain about 100 is. esch were e
am oolong sh pc and light colour and r,,,,Eed - -
1t IS probable, however the Opi1m has bee, nut iro
other packages. will give $500 Tor tic recovery e
the whole quantity, proportionstc reward fo, ON,
part GEORGE T7-urT6TEC" ~
Baltimore Nav 27-tf " -A-'io'
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BELIEF ED ron s-eyr

'tNtE subscriber Offers for lie this est G. " ~ I'M
mediate y on York Riycr, ABOUT f)ur rnilcs lrom
the Town Of York. and about t.i, from VV;llomsln,,,
me q@nuty OF land contained % late survey is -.
veh'undied sud seyenty-two acres exclusive ofnin.
or an hlnored OF marsh, not included in this SUI
vey (aiihough IL belongs to the tract by ic,nr, ,
Niy"'' J. nor intended to be included in die sale
S;o'Sh GOOD conveyance bc u.mi- Cor Il b, ,u,
e Svh's extremely productive in Indian coon ~
wheat " w;s on tins laiti that tl;e famous r. d. 10.
hieeo .s ifised-Ihe Improvements are a to q s,,,-
rsd"eNne house, COOL kvoen. and c;liar nee,ss,,-
[! C't n''S"Si c'ere are two Yer hne you,g apr.e
orchards md one Of pe-ches I'h. ueeiii.r gt,,a;,n
@5c'ier Win 'hc teiuitv OF the soil, unak-g 4 ,ieG.ld
one OF the most desirable estatc3 en- Noit liver ioy
me TT IS apaie * tei5 enclosed by has rite
rcnc. cceel ~ efe si, ,i,i,i.c. !. e. ~. 49,
lands; these creeks aHerti fine x ann. tor Stock
y TIC spring. l have an interest a mi .a'-r,a
|icHom The dwelling house, that vii; be ioeludel IN
the sale cr IS o. sale made ,nown bg tiny self A.,
on the premises, or IN 'iv absence by Mai g. L. Co-
BIN, or capt. Johu i. Bryan living jus, nv.
=, W. NJ WALLER
l1sv 27.--u3.D
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NOTICE

ISHHREBY CTGEN. TKPV
A I the neNr Angus Court Of PoHiat.u Count,.
at The Cour-housc Hereof we shall sell at Put
nc Aucuon, ior cash, so much of an ;hc
Il n Nh S. g LOYS
~ that Count, return delinquent Tor the non-ra,
ment oi the Taxes Of the last year, ud for the rr
ccan5 years, &c viii be sufficient to 3i-ch,rg. The Ar
rcar Ut taxes which shall then remain unpail fr fot
and the preceding wears, and ten per centun no, On,
mum damaees thereon, together with The taxes or b
present wear ~
inc 5'its will commence on the first day on.
be oomoletod ''''
Tho Subscribers authorised to receive 81 sue,
aSe. and Damages, at sry time tcfore the nd
shall be sold
\ LIST OF aclrqucnts may be- seen IN tie Cieri
ono OF the County, in possaei ION of the ubscr,
y 70 or n the CfHcc of thc Auditor OF p lie A.
counts.
THOMAS 6 FR slyCI5 WATKINS
Dcb~tt Nn
q. WILLIAMSON, g. Il. O.
nT ihc Subscriber having dccl'uci Glg. 10.
quest u Persons having caics ses,nst him ~ nal
'hem known e1 s. element 90 lie s.ar,e+I, beos T. -,
'ndebi % to BIN, 10 sail and c't~ ,le sa,ns
E{L4S =. L.4CiL4Lg6.
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official news Is Just come from Vienna. Could
VIC expect amy other? What Power could
allow, after SO many sacrifices, that Europe
should be again involved in flames, And
you, trenchmen, You people OF Alsace, YOU
citizens OF Strasburg, who have always been
distinguished for your integrity, your fidelity
to your oaths, your attachment to your sove-
rcigns. you who wish tor nothing but repose
and peace. Your fate is in your hands Join
the forces which oppose the irreconcileable
enehy OF your happiness let him he con-
qu.red lE the French. Your honor. YOUR
reputation depend upon it. Donot oppose in
dolence to treason. Energy and hrmness
must be displayed. your own happiness, that
OF your children is at stake your country is
in danger, it calls on you. Perseverance a.
lone gives victory. Let the same spirit ami
mate you-let the justice of your cause in
spre you, and Con will be your support.
Bill has passed the British Parliament
for abolislling the charter of the famous South
Sea Company. instituted in the reign of Queen
Ann. The government has purchased its
Stock, and the nation will be allowed a free
trade to the countries, the commerce of which
has been exclusively enjoyed by the oompa-
ny.
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CIRCNLT nf 41,u

a. Carolina paper observes that from the
publication Of a DR.. Davis in the Augusta
(Georgia) Herald, AMI the notices OF deaths
IN the MicdgeviIe louisiana paper, that
me hreOailias Ehidemic has at length made
the tour ofthe Union
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FOR FRElCnT UR CHARGER.

SKI The substantial Brig AGENORk. Cant.
IL ~ C,rL, butt,en about 2dy0 barr Is On. Q5D
@o''' hiids nov lsyiug at Bermuda Hn.dred and
N complete order 90 receive - caren.--Ap Nv 9,
TRIP 8 PROrT8R,
- NJ tue Sisrs IF ScupciC. .Glasqs.
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.NOTECE

z s HEREBY CINFN-Tb,, on the frat NIo,S,v
~ June ncSt, the County CONT of Iien,ico viii
proceed torecommeod q C'Hnr SURVEYOR. IN surply
u'c vacancy oecasOned hy the dcj, o. Johgl UHiq,g
'>,, Esf lat Surveyor Of said County
By order &C Court,
T. =. pRnSSEP,
xe @erR ofhh,ifo Coraqyt
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RTOTICE.--THc SnLscpIers hare rco,o,oJ n
y their tof7He stand o., the nai,i strect-a1id in
to'mfheic tr'eds hbap haUe fire ro,fitnbsr.hous,
a'rF ceicH'dtcd FIR hbe reccbfion NJ frodace 7Hep
are @'FfroVS n cD7i u their Gcco7Dfs and must ask
gH biost i@@bfei e5ther by obeq dcc0t m Lo,id In
nuke arrangements f,r j7t,ciinfe boiapent
HARRY TOSiPKINS g Co
Nav 2T ------Zs
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A COMET.

TIE Brussels hahers inform us, that Mr..
Ci6erS, Of Bremen, has discovered q neg
Comet, whieh dduance$ sio7yiy fo7yards The
north-edSf, attracting the constellation Of
PerScuS--itiS rerv small
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LIZ rs 549 q $50

Ch SGtWd,g the iOfh .Tt,ne
Shall, on the prem. Uses, al 10 o'clo,E 4 NJ I'M
9 derthe management at Moncurc, Robinson and
ritaTsns James BroUn. j.. expos, TO Sale, to the
highest bidder, those two,isg CANT
l. u r. y.
In fT'nt ct t'e residence OF VILLAIN Writ, Esq known
by tie numb rs 541& $50
ha'h i-o, VIII be divided in fnsr equal parts making
on tie hoats OF Z 8 Streets lots of 50 t. ,eef
,ach-.nd i'inning back ISIS - feet t. an nllev %
'eel wife, m The centre OF said LosTbe SHE will
IN - ca tanly be msiz-one tliirxI cash and > 4 - 4
n,o t',s iOr the baliaee.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
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virtue OF DE y / ru,I eNecltv. {. i suJ.
! scr'Le,s l.v Is. Wehstcr and wifi yy;u - .
s'h' TO the highest ii lder, Saturday tle 81 dsv -
June next, upon credit IL six months, Ithe ru...a
SEES giving NEGOTIABLE notes, payable At ;,f f ~
n"nss III Uni; cty, win approved eodo~ersl lief Il.
men, enc Of whom is carpenter, two n:t-.o wonen
ana u"ee Children and on Mon lay the 18th ,lsy of
Sne next, &c the Mil Of the sad Isaac Webeter N
h'ng- Hii"m County, wall sold three negro m, p,
"ri "cl,,sntcd With the management, OF M,,,,f, :.
,ugin; Mir.
THOMAS TAYLCR.
VA NENTRViS
WNI NfARSEAT
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From ire Boston CrnfioeL

we are indebted to the politeness Of q
friend for the following extract of a letter
from Bostonian in France.
Bard 'aun, .4jtr1i 6.
we arr again tranquil after the political
Sn9ck which we lave recently Undergone
NAPOLEON has again mounted the inn
perial Throne Of France without opposition.
bordeaux received his soldiers without a s,rug
sic, where at least some opposition was EXPECT
ed but the people finding the army decidedly
on his sIde, and betrayed ny all the officers
here, who had sworn fidelity to the Rour-
6ons, despairing Of success, submitted to their
late Louis,-Sacrifised and deserted by his
dastardly Mobiles 100000 of whom were
IN Paris when Napoleon landed) and bv
MS army, lied with l44 millions Of treasure
he man they termed coward when H..
FIRST landed, seemed to strike them, and the
French people, with supernatural terror. &
before they could recover from it, he was in
Paris. NAPOLEON, by his undaunted man
ners during his march, gave astonishing CON
fidence to MS followers.
Opinions are various as to the result of
this prodigIous event. If Austria declares
against him, there viii! be bloody & doubt
ful war; but it the German Emperor sides
with him, Italy and some of the smaller
States VIII join him, and no doubt he .,ilI
succeed i'll retaining his seat. England will
no doubt declare war against this country.-
AT least 1T IS momently expected"
-s-,s,=----' -.-.---.---.-----.------
~ TIE oroners NJ Ee7cs in tbe .H,n7,neafql
church are hereby ifoimed, f9a an assessment hp.
been Orasied IN the Jes{yw eff is te, cc,,, ho,,LJ
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PETERSB UKG C077TUN-Y4IT
FAET'RET
THOMAS TAYJCR.
WI. NENTRViS
WNi. MARSHALL.

EA|E me Propcfetors N our thanrs tothe r,,,i
~ hc Tor INC ibersi support il, re,,t,r, reo,iv,-j
promote domestic corvenipnc ], is alsn vim, -,
snail PORTION OF pride ard gratitude that e sr. 60
t2i pre- err for their surer;or Iuit, - t.ogo -,
o'her fictos9esi this country. To- encouiee,i,,cat
r'e'!cd has en- bic Us 10 make great .dd:t,or TO Cur
machinery. adopting all she ,ooSern j,onroy,m,,,.s
a desire tN make die Colt ln-Yan "a article Of emf
raj attention, has induced US to r-.iuc our y, zoos
nearly ~ per cent relying smalpr ft ami qn.c,,
returni) " remuneration of ian ,ir risk a,J as. :.
ehIiua'-th also conpeis us to eel, for caaA y,
WIN uelicuon oi 5 per cent. To tho e who Ike ar
order 500 lbs. at one ine. We hsvs now on han,
S.hpc a@Sor ment from No TO 25 and as SION as we
meet 1t, to any extent tina, nav te ,.lled to-
BOW Den, BYRNE s. Co.
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MISSIONER.

- THE Sue cfUesto7'ey, and fle f-y Negroes
affacfed 10 u, rs necessarily boeb0ncd until frfher
notice.
AICH4RD ~. BYRD, e1'or of
-, Him. Byrd, dec'd
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~ THE o1oners NJ Pe7os il, tbe .l1,n,,ne0lg,
Church hereby iyt6,med, t4at IN aasess,aeut Ig.
been ordered by the Teshy cf PER cent, Davabi
TO He Treasurer, one haif m Ihursday andtAe oii-
er haifOn the tst daV nf Doce7uber necf
e. j. .JL4C.J(LTRDO, Treasurer.
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-, Insferian,, N1arch 81.
greatest eXertions are making here,
for the raising of the land militia and the city
guard, both horse and foot.
BTuSseis Mqrch so.
General Maison, passed through Lou
vain on the 28th. II is said he is going 70
AK la Chapelle, but many think he is ZONE
to Vienna. 6'"0
.Ostend and the Sos de Slyk are crowded
with hpglish troops. who landed on the 27th !;
the hrst division Of this corps marched the
next day for Bruges. ''o
From Frankfort we learn, that the march
OF the troops Of Wsrtembuss and Btv.ria
tnrou8A nat CITY to Mentz and the neighbo,-
hood, lasted three davs.-Their nnr,6e,.
$4,000 men. The Duke de Rich lien. and
the Count de Montheilard, both Generals in
'he RUSSIAN service, are arrived at Client.
where Louis AVIii was expected yesterday.
r, NWenb4rg, Mtrch 20.
The declaration of the Allied Powers oe
he 18TH inst. il IS inserted in the .,trasbrre,
Gazette with The following remarks. o.Ti,iS
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wh'ch are going to ru;n.-hll, all, loudly i'm,
pore you to withdraw Your support from
thoseiwho are leaguei for their destruction,
anu who make you tools and instruments
10 accomplish their anholy purposes. You
are on 'tveTge OF gaping vortex, ready to
swallow no yourselves and your devoted
country. To advance single step may be in.
ev:tablc perlitioa. To the right about Its
me pain to honor To safety. to glory. Aid
In ex:ucating your country from danger
hnd then il yol select calm and ds2assi-
onate, and moderate candidates for public
ofSce, there can be no doubt of your sue
cess. l am firmly persuaded tsat no,h:ng
out the iatemperate aud unholy violence Of
your leaj:ers has prevented you from hav
ing that share ofinRaence /, the councils of
Inc nation to which your Attn, your num-
5srs, yolr talents aad your virtues gave so
| lair claim,
The constitution may be Imperfect.
Every thing human par.akcs Of human in
h:mitr and human cr:or- 1t has provided
| 3 proner mode of amendment AS sooa as
peace is restored, aud the fermentation of
public passion has subsidized, let the real or
| supposed defects be brought fairly forward
and SUB nitted 20 the legislat Tres or to a
convention, as may be judssd proper. But
"uiS tue VeSSei oi sttlr Us ON fcCkS anu
quicksand, let US not madly spend the tine
which ougss to De devoted to secure her
salvation and ours in the absurd aai ill
! timetl attempt to amend--in other words.
| to destroy the charter party under which
she sails.
May the almighty disposer of events in
fllme your hearts enlighten your under
standing and direct yM in the proper
| course to steer at this ulomentous crisis -
And may he extend 80 our common Conn
trs tina, gracious blessing which brought
her safely through one revolution, without
cataillns on US the curses iuseparabie from
anotherl
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M AN 81 ON HOUSE
HOTEL,
8. +. Corner Of Market and Eleue,,ts
Streets, Philadelphia.
FORD GUTTER.
CLpte from Nee Yorb. }

srlle from Nee York,
. ESPECTFOLLY acquaints TIE public. IN,
~ he has taken the extensive premises isteI,,
occspied by AIR William Renshaqv. and has
commenced sn establishment which ne 3,tters
himself cannot be surpassed in this CITY.
Mr.. CUTTER has engaged sttent,ve and dill.
gent SerUantS his Ldrder viii he p!estiri,llv
supplied with the best the markets can affordd
and a the deiicacies of the season. KS ceIlars
are stored with the choicest Liguo,s and W;yes
He assures MS friends and travellers .ener,igv
that ne will accommodate them in suner;o-
lyle: having several private parIours and sin.
gle ard double bedded chambers, n. can ~.
sure comfort and convenience to families s,,3
travellers. The situation is much more a;rv
and pleasant than that of any similar establish.
ncnt in phiiadeiphia.
Pp55ie or Private Parties can be acconmoda-
s4f with dinners, rooms, &C. on the shortest
notice.
Extensive stables, carriage houses. &c. are
attached To the Hotel, and every arranpem.nt
male TO give satisfaction to travellers.
n. Is. Boarders accommodated bv the mo,tt,
or quarter on moderate terms.
An ORDINARY, every day pt three o'clock.
January IS. No,
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Heaven deviated from an otherwise univer.
sal rule, and made you infallib'e! are yoA
so wise as to need no instruction! II you
are infallib!e, my good sir, you may sop
here-read no further: but if you have any
doubt abou. the matter, why you aay reau
this aud something else TOO.
=" Something etse"--you say-Aye. truly
it you are man of courage and good sens
ask you to lay down this paper i'm n-di
a.esy-put on your hat and coat--so ou,,
and buy, borrow or BEG, (anG then aften
tiveiy ready small vo,ame called the
"OLIVE BRANCH"
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January 81
I WISH F0 SELL lNr
TRACT Of LAND,

OF TWO HUNDRED c, SIXff AcRES
an County, about seven north OF the court
house and 81 miles from the City Of Richmond
There is a suf'ioiency Of woods well timbered to
support the Plantation, three apple orchards
aud several springs Of as good water as any in
Yirginia, good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses. presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, fur
Their description is thought unnecessary. Pos.
session might be had immediately, the terms
Dt sale would be made known 60 any person
wishing to purchase by ths subscriber living on
The premises. Young negroes would be taken
in part payment. EDWARD cox.
DC 20 ~
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rao a rae rIMEs.
CoLUMBiA.

ny EDWARD cnApMAN, ESQ OF suNBuRY
CoLUMBiA's shores are wild and wide,
Coiunbis's hills are high;
And raiey p'anei side by side,
Tier forest meet the eye
But narrow must t:ose shores be made,
And low ColuNhia's hills
Ard low her ancient forests laid,
Ere freel IN eaves her feds:
For lis the land where rude and wild
She played her gambols when child.
AMI deep and wide her streams that flow
InPetuous to N. ti9e
And thick and green the laurels grow
Ga every rivers side.
Nut should trans atlantic host
Pollute her waters fair,
Wen meet them on the rocky coast,
And gather laurels there:
For D, Colu,nbis's sons are brave,
And Tree as oceans widest wave.
The gale that waves her mountains pine,
Is fragrant and serene;
And never clearer sun did shins,
Than lights her vallies green.
Bat Putrid must those breezss GLOW,
Inc sun must set IN gore,
Ere footstep, of forei IN Zoe,
Imprint Cosumbia's shore;
For q ! her sons are brave and free,
Thrir breasts beat high with iiberiy.
For arming boldest cuirassier,
We've mines OF sterling worth.
For sword aud buck,er, spur aud spear,
Embowe ii in the earth
But ere Colsmbia's SO resign
The boon their fathers won,
The polish'd ore from very nine,
Shall glitter in the sun :
For brIgSps the blade & sharp the spear,
Which freedoms sons to battle bear.
Let Britain boast the deeds she's done,
Display her trophies bright,
And count her isureis orayeIy won
Ia we'll contested fight.
Columbia can band array,
Will wreck tina; laurel wreath
With truer eye and steadier land,
VIII strike the blow OF death;
For whether on the land or sea,
COIun5ian's fight is victory.
oLet France III blood through Europe wade,
And in her frantic mood,
la civii discord draw the biade,
And spill her children's blood.
Zoo dear the skill in arms were bought,
Where kindred blood lows;
Colum5ia's sons were only taught,
To triumph DER their foes;
And then TO coafort, ,oo,he and save,
The feelings ofthe conquerd brave.
Then let Columbia's eagle scar,
And bear her banners high,
The thunder from her dexter pour,
And iishtHing from her eye
And when she sees from realms above,
The storm of war is speat,
Descending like the We come dove,
TIL Ohue- Branch present
And tnen viii beauty's hand divine,
The never FADING wreath eu,winc
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NOrICE.
February 1.
WIZ BE S O T. ID.

VIII L. 3 r % L. d,
NN the 23rd instant, on credit ofeleve,
~ ntenths, (tbe purchaser giving bond a.
approved sccurity,) at the late dwelling
PETER CT ARKSON, deceased, in Albemarl
county, the balance OF CORN, FODDER, &c.&
belonging % said estate, At which time the bs
lance ofhis ESTATE will be divided amongs
the LEGATEEs. Those having claims, mot y.
made known are again requested TO b ing then
forward properly authenticated. Those indebr
ed are requested to make immediate payn ID
DAVID J. LEWIS, Ex'r.
January 81. 1t
" TIE sale of the above property is una
voi1ably postponed until Tuesday the 7th LAY
Of February, when it will certainly take place
A parcel Of VALUABLE SLAVES, consisting
of MEN belonging to SAID Estate will be sod
on a credit Of IL months.
The sale will commence Mt IL O'Clock.
DAVID J. LEWIS, Err.
February 1. ct
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NOIIHN.

THE Public ara hereby cautioned against
taxing an assignment Of my bond now in the
possession Of Major Joseph Mayo of this city.
for about = 600 On which there is Cr. oil
) $50, as I am prepared to settle the same
with other bonds Of the said Mayo assigned to
me, and Of which I have given him notice
Tue above bond was executed by me with John
lunliH security, and payable to Geo. Cox OF
Chesterfield.
q, BROOKS.
Richmond, Dec, 10, 1914
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TO RENE

II Three Story Fire Proof Brick House =
Situated on r Street, opposite the Bell ia.
vern, and nos occupied by j and s. Cosby, one
among the best stands for Grocery store and
possession 30 be given the 9Th of next month.
inquire OF James Lownes, or in his absence OF
Caleb Lownes.
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wo other Brick Dwellings in the Pulling
arden. lHquire OF James Lownes. or in he
absence OF Caleb Lognes who lives near the
premises JAMES LOWNEs.
Ith Month 18th, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-04

THE undersigned as attorney in fact. 70
Mrs. S. BLoUNT, IF Tarborouph
Worth Carolina, offers for sale
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-04

SNTE have taken from NEGRO MAN.
w who says he belongs to WM. ARCHER. a
Bundle Of LOVE SH Avis, supposius them
to be sto!Gn goods Any person proving I'll
same can have them on application.
J. 90. WILLIAMS
February L. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-04
TO BE SOLD.

'Ae :vh9te Of my PROPERTY in the tozvn of
manchester, as formerly advertised,
ON TUESDAY, 2ist FEBRUARY,
At IL O'clock, on the premises.
The situation is high aud agreeable, living
on the main street opposite Brooks Tavern.
Terms Of sale-One third of the money to be
paid on giving possession, the balance in two
annual payments.
FRANCIS SMITH,
Janusry %. tss