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was freed, and the gale abating in |
hours, she was enabled TO have a
main-mast fitted up and proceeded q
voyage.
The Junon frigate. of 36 guns. Cal
J ait, had passage OF ~ days from Fl
Bello.
The Junon stecred along the coast 81
as Carthagena, but had no eommunics
with the shore. OF Boca Ch.ca there .
81 sail Of Spanish vessels, IL Of which,
pendants flying.
The British sloop Huntress, from n
York 20 Tobago. with -four, rice & sts
put into Port ROYAL or Thursday IL
tress, having sprung aieak, aud falis
leeward of her port Of destination.
BY a passenger whc arrived in the
ba Packet from st. Jago de Cub, we I,
that Spanish slip and brig, from c
bound TO the Havana, with valuable
goes on board, were captured about =
days ago TO windward OF ST. Jagc,
Carthagcnian rrivateer schooners II
crews were landed at Cumberland liar
and the vessels ordered for a port in
Domingo.
The Spanish slip Santa-T assa, E
Tarragona, TO San.a Martha, was
captured about a fortnight ago, off c
Maize BY Carthagenian cruizer, and
dercd for Carthagena, where we ua,
stand she arrived in safety. Ier ca
was very valuable.
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FOREIGN.
[From latc London hahers.1

LONDON, Oct &c.
BRITISH ARMY IN FRANcE-Satur-
day last most splendid review took place
in the plain of St. Denis, of about IS 600
British and Hanoveriau infantry, and be-
tween 8 and 1000 cavalry, Including the
Life Guards and Oxford Blues The Duke
OF Wellington, attended by most hume
rous and brilliant staff came on the ground
about IL o'clock, and Immediately rode
down the line at a hard gallcp; the bands
OF the different regiments struck uD as he
passed ; never did his excellency appear
to greater advantage. In a few minutes
his orders were gwen, and the maucsuv-
ring commenced the aids de- camp were
seen fying from one division to the other,
ali WIS hustle, the carriages and numerous
spectators retrested rapidly before the
troops; but when the Life Guards made
full charge, the effect was at its HEIGHT:
never could any thing convey greater
idea OF their force. No serious accident
occurred-one young gentleman had mar
row escape his horse reared, e fell back
wards upon him, but he was not much
hurt. Lord Hill, General Sir J.. Cole.
CcloRels Harvey and Congreve, we're a.
moDgst the most conspicuous active charac-
ters OF the day the troops looked extreme
~ well, and performed manmuvrcs with
their accustomed celebrity. Amongst the
d stingu shed personag present, we no.
ticed the Duchess of Bedford, and the
Ladies Montague, Coutness of Kinnaird.
Lady Webster, as eques'ria Lord and
Lady Castl-reagh, Mr.. Drake, the Miss
Ogilvies, and numerous assemblage Of
tho most elegant and interesting British
Ladies that ever graced a review in
France. The day was peculiarly fine.
neither hot nor dusty. and the line Of
troops, which extended as far as the
eye could reach, presented coup d'oeil.
which nothing ever ezceiled. Field Mar
sal Prince Wreds, and a number Of la
varian and Prussian Officers were present,
and appeared to notice narrowly the great
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[From Jamaica Papers.1
Kingston, Nor. II.

mug "tVfg sfpts 4 l.
Arrived, ship Brunswick, Anderson,
Norfolk.
The brig Orion. which arrived here on
the 2oth ult. FROM Curacao, encountered a
hurricane on the Doth, and was compelled
to put into Aux Caves, where she remain
ed for five hours, with both cables out to
the clinch. She broke her MINDLESS and
was driving on the reefs fast when Captain
Jammcson was under the necessity of cut
ting his cables. to save the brig and proper
ty on board. He succeeded in getting clear
of the reef in about five hours after, but
the brig was struck with several heavy
seas, which filed the long boat upon
deck.
On the 23d ulr in lat. sc. long. 60, the
Brunswick encountered a heavy gale Of
wind from the s, T.. from which she sus-
tained very considerable damage, and was
compelled to throw overheard quantity
Of articles, among which was two bundre1
barrels Of -four and some lumber. The
violence Of the gale carried away her
moinmast by the deck, when the ship roll
led so much. that the sea made clean
breach over her her starboard bulwark
was completely Knocked away, several Of
her stanchions destroyed, end Two fine
boats washed overheard her mizcn-top-
mast was likewise carried away, and at one
time she had nearly ten feet water in her
hold, but, by iudcfatigable exerNpns. she
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.Nc7g- YORK. Dec. 10.

Extract Of letter from tic house Of
MeSSrS. H. e q. Of Aalaga, receiOed in
Cadiz Ereui0W8 TO The ealing IF The
Hohe.
The whole Of tie crop of fruit has been
purchased at high prices, to supply the few
remaining vessi Is that are loading for Bag
land and HoIland--good muscatels cannot
be shipped under SIS Id per box, blooms
So ID u Q Sd This rise has taken place
owing to the shortness of our crop, arising
from the rains which fell in August anu
the Levant wind. Our crops of wine is
very United, and further advance is
expected to take place in our prices. Col
menar wine is very scarce, and good qua
lily in demand at advanced prices. All
classes of dry provisions dull. We have
sold slaves at $3.50, and expect to get $500
for parcel to our address.
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DOMESTIC.
CONGRESS-.
IN SvN III

The bill introduced by Mr.. Barbour, fl
afiorting relief to discharged soldiers, g.
attending the seat of government, for
settlement of their accounts, was ri etc
on Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 90.
The motion Of MIR Barbour. published I'll
our last, for appointing committee to eu|
quire respecting the claims to lands we'd
unsaushed, of the Virginia Officers in tl 4
Revolutionary War, was taken up, ard
agreed 'to.-Messrs. Barbour, Morrow
Sing Chace and Macon are the Commit
tee.
Mr.. Dana gave notice flat be should q
the next sitting, present & bill relative 20
evidence, IN cases Of nature lization.
The biz making additional appropriation :
for defraying the expenses Of the army s.
militia during the late war, was resd ST
time & p sscd, with verbal amendment.
u hich p-@i'ti-S- the -----aa..H tie,
Of Represe natives.
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a MOST DESIRABLE ESTABLISHMENT
EOR Sill


AN the 18th day January next if fair, if not the
Y y next i,ir day thereafter, win be sold to the
highest bidder, before the door oftle Raleigh Ia
vern, in the city of williamsburg, the farm and
dwelling house, late The residence OF Littleton
Tazewell, dec. The dwelling. which is within he
corporation, 10 OF the most elegant and spacious
houses in the state. Tie farm consists OF four hun
dred acres, about thirty OF which is highly improved
meadow and is well supplied with ali ont houses
necessary TO its advantageous management. AZ
taehed 10 the above arm, is grist mill just finish
cd, situated on the college creek which is nayiga
bic to the mill door. A credit of one and two
years will be allowed t.is amount OF purchase !;
to be satisfactorily scared, and TO carry interest
from The day of sale. This property is particularly
recommended To any gentleman desirous of giving
liberal education TO lis children, easy terms
Possession may be hal, will such delay only will
be Necessary to The removal OF the personal proper
y that may be on t.e premises the day OF sale
WILLIAM FAREWELL, Exec'r.
CATHARtNE 7 AyEWEIL, Exee'z
of l.. Tazewell, deed.
a few Negroes belonging to the above esr,t',
may be had II private SIZE, III families only, by a9
plying 20 the Executor, who resides at Richmond
View, In the county OF Chesterfield.
UJ> The Editor Of the Norfolk Herald is re-
quested to insert the above TIL the Gay Of sale.
December o. 6o--2swt;ls
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUEspAY. NC. 10.

TUESDAY, DEC. 10.
The following petitions were presented.
and severally referred.
by Mr.. Marsh, the petition of John "
Ter and Benjamin Tyler. jr. heretofore
presented.
By Mr.. Brdsal', the petition of Henry
Tanning, of the City of New York, prayin;,
to be relieved from imprisonment, benz
confined to jail on judgments rendered q.
gainst Kim at the suit CT the United
States.
BY Mr.. Belts, the petition of ZacbarisI
Schoonmaker. pay-master Of the Cd reot
OF Volunteer Militia, lately in the scrc;c
of the United States, praying to be rcleas-
cd from the payment to the United States.
OF a sum of public money placed in his;
hands TOR the payment Of the said res-;-
ment. which he aliedges to nave been stolen
from his trunk, by some person unknown
to him.
BY Mr. Gholson, the petition of yvrirhf
King, praying compensation for his serv;.
ces in the militia of Virginia, lately N tb,.
service ofthe United States.
BY Mr.. Desha, the petition Of Peter
ShaTer praying payment to him of the ar
Tearsges cf pay and rations due for the
services Of his son,who was an Of GER in the
Army. and killed in battle.
BY Mr. M'Lean, the petition of R}bec-
ca Hodgson, presented on The 21st Nov.
1911.
by Mr.. Cady. the petition # Caleb Gt-o
ley ana John u. Smith, Of Monleor,'e,,,
| county, pray ing that the duties secgred -.
them to be paid on distillery, may be ~.
mitted, as their said distillery was soon az
forwards consumed by fire.
BY Mr. Sargent, the petition of Georo.
Thompson, Cashier of the Bank of Ste
| phen Cirard, in the city OF PhiIadelrbis
| praying compensation adequate to his CO..,
vices and eXertions, in procuring and p ri.
! wing subscriptions to the loan Of Sixfrc,
NJ Hons OF Dollars.
BY Mr.. Kerr, the petition Of John S,n;tl,
! praying that the penalty incurred bv HIS
| in consequence of retailing spirits wiinrns
license, may be RENTED.
BY Mr.. Sm tn Of Pa The petition Of PIT.
! rick Hart by Mr.. Gbolson, the p,t;ticn
Of Thomas Warren, praying f5r ben.
sion, ~"
BY Mr.. Lewis, the petition of Edwin c.
| y own.
BY Mr. INgham, tie petition Of Ivii.o.,
! Eliot, printer, Of the CITY Of Waehi. o,s',.,
stating that he was the low. 81 bidie. 8 ;,
executing the printing business Of tLe
| two houses Of Congress, under q rceo-
ton OF the last session, bet thtt the con-
tract was not given to him and praying
| rcd ess. - "'e
! BY Mr.. Hcpkinsoa, The position If John
r. Coke, Of Ike imp RI. with that ves-
| tcr'Sy presented in tic Senate.
BY Mr.. Lewis, Che petition Of .bc preei
dent AID Directors Of the Merchsn,s Bent
Of alexandria, praying s1r an act ofincor-
I ORATOR.
wEDvEsDAr, DC co.
Mar. Birqseye Of New York, ard Eir. NJ
@ec IRON Kentucky, appeared ana tock
their seAts.
| After Ne reference Of several pea,;.
tions---
! Mr. j. Nson Of Ky. from tiia,g. S,.sr0
] commits Npoiisd a bill "fnrfA =.
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FOR SIR

TETWO TRACTS or LAND one lyisg in tie
lower end Of Flnyanna County on the Great
Bird Greek, about Eve miles from the town Of Co.
lunbia. or point Of fork tho other in the upper
end OF Goochland, abost the same distance from the
came place, and within about three or four miles of
James l;ver, each containing about 700 acres: Also
TRACT OF LAND, in louise, upon the south
branches Of Pamunky, containing between two and
tsrec hundred acres, on which there are q number
Of good buildings, and besides other improvements
an excellent Meadow, well set IN grass For terms
apply to LAULCELOT MINOR,
near .lEtciei's Store. Louisa.
December Of. Go--sw
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AIaj7ne Insurance Comhuny
OF RJCHMONn

NTOTICE IS hereby gfrcH, Nst the PresiGcnt
IN and Directors IF tho fisdfsfion, hare this
day deci,Teda Diridend Of 10 per- cent for Ae
leriodf sic months, P,eUols, on Mas pert ofHs
CAPITA Stock, wiich has been fqid in and
That he same .eiN be baid 70 the Sork.hgiere. or
their authorised qge0fs, ot ire oHcs ofthe TIM
Dtaiy, on ond after the 2Gh inst.
BY oreler efa,e Bo1rd of Directors,
a. Campbell, .yrcrefa,p.
Decem50r ic. G8-3t
TIE S'oebhok'vs 7eiR b'ecse to take noace,
TINT JacsdW ne ea deg II J0nuaTg merit, beiag
obbsiHied ~ Hs .9ct u IacorSstufop. for Me
election Of q Directors, n sc,.,,s FIR ne eis1,-
ire ycor-a pal srN be- otencH fer AGt mr.
fss6, attic QNee IF ne CeHisoag, on Nat dsg
~ 70 ocloet, fsrcgaaa, 0f'd eeseS 90, o'clsck
=. III
Dsc~mjer h. es-s2RJ
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CT The ENQu1RER is published twice week. gene
ry. and three times week during the session OF the Stoc
ieSfslatuTepce, tle heretofore tfue Do0Ts per
aunlIn, payable advance. Notes OF Chartered Banks
(on'y) will be received in payment The Editor will guar
the safety of reIn,ihg t,n by mail, tie postage of ALI
Letters bong paid 10y the writers.
o. Nopapers VIII I've 'scon'inoesl but at the discretion
of the Ector,l until all have been paid up.
OF Whoever viii guarantee the payment sof pa
peIs, shall receive arenth. gTafis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
O. One SQLye-ISt iIsciI0n rs oeE-eaci continuance
so ctT1s.
No -Alrcfisesn, Inserted until has either bern pail for
or Gsslascd 6y person tS ciy its enriT0iS.
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FHgtIE Subscriber will sell his Valuable Plantation
on James River, known by the name OF the
Main, ia the county OF James City, within Eve miles
nj Williamsburg, and separated by Back Greek
FROM James Town. This farm contains 600 acres,
with a suitable proportion Of Marsh the waters
which bound it, abound with fish and Wild fowl the
soil Is OF the first quality adapted 20 the culture of
corn, wheat, clover and toblcco.
| have Also 100 acres Wood Land. two Mills q
bovc, Oh the river, which will be sold with the be-
aforementioned farm. The payments will be made
accommodating to The purchaser
J. AMBLER.
December 81. 69-.-Gt
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THE SUBsCRIBF.RS

z AS Justr eeiyed by tie late arrivals fron, New
Z York, and Philadelphia, large quantity Of
PHY-GOODS. 1t is not necessary to give = des.
spti0u.-l'hc attention Of those wishing to pur-
ase are particularly REQUESTED; We have likewise
\ sale, Boting Cloths OF the hest quality, from
n. 2 to 12 and few tons ofHemp. All Of which
be sold lower than they have heretofore, for
dy money or Town acoeptaDces.
DAVID x WILLIAM KYLE.
scembcr 81 GQ--im
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EDUCATION.

EBENEzER -B57ns7vick counfy.
YESIiE Trustees OF this institution, with
n infinite pleasure, The public that they
have engaged IN Thomas s. Terrell to superintend The
Academy The ensuing year. and from his very particular at-
tcniion, and the great progress of the Students during the
year, latter themselves that those who may commit
lhcir children 90 his care, will with ample satisfaction
Signed IiOS. $40 LIN, Prest.
oftic Boqrd u TRUSTEES, PRO. TEN.
IYet, JOHN tue ER
p. S1e exercises Of the Academy will commence on
Nonay 18th Of January. Price Oftuiton for classical e-
{aton, 40 dolls for English 30 dolls payable quarterly in
5iyanee Board can be hdin tie neihourhood for co or
10 dolls. the term
DcceD5er 81. 62-2aw3w
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

%EG Tie fine fast sailing Ship MIDDLE
49, SEX, Captain POLLARD, will CON-
--f'A-'@>H mence loading next week, at BERMUDA
Hundred, and will be dispatched without delav hay
ing nearly one-haf her cargo ready to 20 on board
For freight Of the remainder, apply 10
SMITH * RIDDLE
Who have received Consignment of Holfnsn's
hest issoiicd LOAF SUGAR, which they will sell
by the hogsi'ead Oh quantity, * the most
moderatetcrms.
December TO- f0-tF
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WE NURNCRIRERS

EEANiNG connected themselves in business, un-
Z 4 der the firm of I'm. g C.. H. Mitchell & Co.
offer their services to their friends * the pahe as
CoMMIssIoN MEacHANTs.-They have taken
large fire prOof House on the Street leading frsn
& or Nam street, to Mayo's Bridge, and nearly OPP
posite tue Rising-Sun Tavern.
WV. MITCHELL, Jr.
G.. II. MITCHELL,
THOS. IL. MITCHELL.
December @ 6I-lm
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CT NUMERICAL.
LoxDox, Oct.1s.

hON DONy OCt. 10.
Bullion ErohcHges, SSc.--The Ex-
changes with Holland, France, the Hanse
Towns &c. arc nearly at Par. The prices
of Bullion are sogreaily reduced, the gui-
nea is now worth cnly 2is. Cd. 21s. I;
clearly demonstrating the possibility of tho
Bank resuming the payments in specie. -
What folly in Theory, what ignorance in
practice, was the country dcluged with
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PUBL.IC Auction

TETiLL BIZ SOLD, TO the highest bidder on
W WEDNESDAY, the twenty-seventh inst.
ifisir, or the irst day thereafter, at the Be-Ta-
vera, in the City of Richmond, ! Negro Men and
Women, an old Chariot, Wagon and mules,
belonging to the estate of Colonel William Byrd,
dec. OF MISSIONER.
Twelve months credit will be allowed, the pur-
ehasers giving bond with approved security d, Or
der OF the executor, &c. THO'S. TAYLOR
Decemb rig 6S-,ds
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December Q.

4 I Chancery District Court held in
- Williamsburg, October tlie 2sth. 1915.
Nancy Allen. Amey Austin, Robcrt Norris Thomas Norris
William Richardson, and Nancy his wife, who Nancy
Morris Betsy Morris and Susan Morris. infant b Tho
Morris, her guardian and friend, john Allen.
David Allen, Betsey Allen Fielding Alien Mary Allen
the three last being infants children OF Richard Allen, by
john Alien their guardian and friend, FlaiayS.
.aiist John Goodall. Defendant.
This this day be heard by the
bill, answer and the exhibits lied and argued by eos
81 consideration whereof. the Court doth aiuge,
der and decree. that WIN. M'Candsh, Edmund Christian,
James Lee and Robert MCaallsh, any % whom my
do sell the tact of land, in the bill mentioned, lying
the oJameS Civ. and four hundred
credit Of twelve months after giving months previous
notice in newspaper printedin the City OF Richmond,
Of e time and place OF sale, taking bond with good security
from the purchaser for The purchase money! And the
doth further awlge, order ad decree, that the said Com
iSSoncrs, such OF them may act, after deduetng te
expenses Sf the sale, divide the proceeds therSointo two
J4n Alien oneeghth, David Allen ont-eglth and
Betsy Alirn Fielding Allen and Mary Allen the remaining
eighth equal proportions and dat Of he other moi
y pny to the plaintiffs Amey Austin folr-nnIs, 20 Robert
Betsy MorrisN Susan Morris other ninth ia equal pOr
tons aud te defendant Gooial the four remaining
nntls, and the Commissioners who directed
port their proceedings TO the court III order TO final decree.
copy, c. CLAREE, -. g.
PURSUANT TO the above decree we shall on the rStdav
williamsburg precisely o'clock, expose public sale,
The tract of LfND;n the decree mentioned, agreeable 10
the OF the said decree. This land lies about four ns
from Williamsburg, handsomely siatel tor farm, and has
which has in cultivation, excellent orchard and
common buildings.
HTLLTfM R'cANDLISH0
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, lCon,,rs
JfHES LEE, ''
ROBERT McANDLESA
GsscDiber 70. ss--tds
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FOR RENT.

THzfiE 3riek Ware-FIeuse on Cary Street, AZ
present occupied by Macmurdo, Jones s. Co
as o-Factory.-Possesson may be had ON
o. atont the ist day Of next month Should the
tenant be Disposed to purchase the md other
implements made use Of by NJ, J. e 60. they
viii please apply TO Mr.. Jones.
JAMES BROWN.
december i6. 67-1vaaA
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EYROM so TO leo Acres of LAND, lying
Immediately back of Mr.. Dgrii contons Farm. am,
adjoining tlat OF Major Hugh Davis The distance from
hichrond agreeable survey is short of mil, s..
The Turnpike road about go cooperation from the
Meadow Bridges 10 Richmond will pass through il. Itnay
be ainiss shat sufficient nunler of shares have
been taken assure itsestablstn,;. The uceai-
cd and ofexcellent quali;!.-Enquire Of
THOMAS TA7LOR.
December 23. Ta-tr
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To Y RNT

. MINI 7,
A Nd possession given Immediately, that pleasant
! situation at present occupied by the subscriber
as Tavern, on the road Iealing 20 the New Br,lg-
es, about three miles from the city OF Richmond
The houses are ro0my and cOmmodious, 81 would
be sufficient for the accommodation ii large fani-
Is, having good kitchen, stable, house. ice
house, and large garden, with well Of excellent
water. Should this property not be rented before
the 29th inst. It will that day be offered publicly
on the premises WILLIAM STREET.
Deeemher %. zn--Gt
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SALE OF DRY GOODS.

SALE OF DRY GOODS.
4 IN Tuesday, Cd January. the Subscri-
" bers viii offer for sale their entire stock Dry Goods
CONSISTING OF
Superfine and common breadcloihs and cassimeres
Blankets, fiannels, plains, ftarnoughts
CamhricS muSlins calieOls. gingiaH,s
Cotton sfirtngs, hombaLettS, papliIs
Irish linens, cotton and worsted hosiery
Choppa, RoMaeaHd Ban..anna hdk'f.
White and colore Satns. levantI,es iorenee Sr. 5r
The above sale will be conducted nv Bro.r, IT, o.
Ffiiicn FlTrrey, aud will he made without reserve
Terms LIBERAL, ard made known the sale. which will
commence AZ - O'clock. JOHN y FRANCGS MOOD.
lJeoenJcT &c. 7o--tds
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TAINTED TO Hire for the ensuing year.
A steady, sober, honest Female Servant, without
IA chidren-One who has been accustomed to
t,e house, and has attended TO children.-Also, a
strong hearty Girl. Apply at this Office.
December oS.
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FemaLe Nduca tion.

FcfNule FUuc0LtON.
FEVHE Female School under the direction
8 OF MSS n. Hell, will tho 10Th % January
eNt, and end the 10th of DeeenberV will be from
the 10th oiJrne till the ioth ofJuly.
Terms for board and tuition, l25 dolls paid hacyearv in
advanee-Bei, bedding ai candles ileIuded in tlie
bove terms HUMPHREY HILL
.Nann,.airu. caroline Teeealser %. 7a-waw.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
YHVHAT eligible TENEMENT, late in
u the occupancy of Mrs Nelson the Washington Tn
yern-t has undergone repairs. and possession may had
instantlyItis well calculated for large family oras pr
BolringlOlse, having eleven with frepIaces
one Of tiem very large ningfoom.-Appy
GEO. GREENH0U, FIR
II. BULLOCK.
g DNecrl5er 97. 7O--o,y
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Il GIG FOR SHE,
RTORTHERN built With leather tap.Nnd pla-
~ tel harness, almost new, end 10 c0DA lete or
der.4-Enq,ire Of the Editor. G5-u
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Land near RicAalond. Nor Sac.

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