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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

Communication Of Extracts from Late Enolisb 10,
Psrs received az the Office OF the Nea York
Mercahthe Advertiser, BY the ship Nes,or.
LoH3oN, Aug. 1.
ltis SAID that in addition to the retiucti-
an NJ the number Of troops m each reei-
ment o. foot, tits Intended 10 ABOLISH The
barrack establishment.
The duke of Wellington returns TO
France on Tuesday next.
Letters received yesterday tom Leehorn
OF the 18th ult. mention TINT the Elk: Kiao.
OF Holland was liyin5 retired nj the baths
Of Lucca. He VAS With ut either retinue
or equipage, ncr did his ambition reoui,e
any TO make lhm happy. The ex-t1mpress
MARIA LOUISA, was expected st the same
place about the l4th for the benefit OF sea-
oalhins. Her uncle, the grand duke was
expected tc accompany her.
EXECUTION Of PLElGNER. Sc.
Yesterday at mid-daY, the vehicle of the
COnciergerie arrived at the Biceire. q,
convey the convicts Pieignier, Cafbonneau
ara Ioileron to the Palace ofJustice. On
being informed of this, TOlIerOn exclaimed
. we are lost J" Carbonneau was deepl,
Affected, Pleignier said noting, but appea;-
ed absorbed in thought. 'Fulieron reques-
tea that two petitions which he had left IN
his cell Should be handed to him, the one
addressed to bis roysl higlaess Monsieur
and the other to the attorney general. Car
bonneau asked also foe the three petitions
whichhe had prepared, one to Monsieur tie
other TO the project Of Police, and the third
to the attorney general. These petitions
we're given TO hem. They then mounted
the vehicle which was waiting for them aud
which was escofedby eight gendarmes.--
On their way, they spoke highly Of tie
PFefect, and Of the manner in which tiey
had been treated ia prison. They placed
much dependence on the eject ef their nc.
tflons, alluded to some circumslaT ces Ia
their life; aud especially thuse which Ied
them into fatal projects but they believed
that they were taken 10 the Conciereewe
Palace OF JUSTICE only 20 hear the decis.
ION on their appeal IN casssticn. ToIerop
retained his frmuess and all his presence
Of mind.
At one o'clock they arrived at Connect
ergerie. They were placed in three Sc
nerate apartments, and The head goaler
read 70 eech, letter from the Attorney.
General, containing the rejection other
appeal. He, at the same time announced
10 them that the execution Of the sentence
must take place That same evening. PleIg-
Dcr showed Tie deepest despair, and wept
he repeated '' thought had
my pardon, I viva TO speak TO the A. Cen
,ral." Then after bis old manner, he re-
Iuestea to speak to the King. Carbonneau
listened to his fate with resignation. Toll
q; on said TO the keeper, +" suspected that
his would happeD." At this moment thc
hrce clergymen charged 10 administer thS
asst consolation &c eljeiOn, made theiraD.
learance. TclIeroa thinking lie saw 4
Increment Of hesitation in hss eontgeac
aid tO bin, laklng oil D. e., 49,
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: Ah! they are haPPy ~
Pr1LArELrn1A. Senf. -.

HlLA = kbFIIAs CeUT. II.
We have been favored with the follow.
ing, as being an opinion delivered by ma
gis ritepf this city, with respect to Bri.
ti5b seaman, who is said to have deserted
from British merchant vessel in port or
Inc United States, and against whom pro
cess Of arrest was desired.
SR--Ihe application which has been
made to me, tOr process against British
seaman, who IL represented as having en-
ieSed into articles Of shipment in the port
nf Londonderry, fm the performance oil
tie voyage from thence To the U.)States.
ard back 10 the said mort and WIN, Il Is
alleged, absentcd himself from on hoard
the British vessel ia a port Of the United
states, has been attentivey considered.
My opinion is, that no alderman, or jus
tice Of the peace, has right to compel the
foreign British seaman, TO render himself
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- LOUIS Roux, Q. o.

shall make few remarks on Mr.. So
LER 5 publication, aud then leave him with
me advice TO follow the good old go.dsn
rule that's honesty is the best policy
lie says that positively told him was
pilot, and that, in consequence he uasa
me the sole command Of his vessel. The
assertion IS false, rs captain nailmau's apsl
nay ailidayits prove to the contrary. Thar
1 insisted the mill was the Iioht house is 2.
H:aiiy untrue for IS stated IN nv affidavit
we supposed it was n. N. w. OF u.s. That
J sent my schooner to sound passage over
the shoals, no one can believe; nor THAT
would have run the risk of iosi,.g my schr.
she being the only hope left of escaping. in
case otnecessity. He says that threat
ened to leave HIN if they did not weigh
the anchor---how contrary to truth. II IL
intended to gloss over their unseamanli.e
and pusilianinlous conduct. How was / to
leave hlm The only boat was along side,
aud from their lawless and inturiate con.
Duct, could dare attempt its ho--it was
mnfe than my life WAS wortl--and I eon-
less l thought myself fortunate, that thew
Lett me the chance OF saving myself On
some par Oh the wreck. As to his low and
mean lnsinuations that supposed him
drowned &c. they are hardly worth notice
Or remark ;paIticularly when coming frcm
a man, VINO can, IN violation ofhunor and
truth, publish story he has fabricated
tHnh do declare, that had he conducted
ihinseti as seaman and exerted himself as
captain OUGHT TO do in those perilous ST.
tqalons, Kept good order among his peo-
p e, and remained at anchor when | wish
ed hiln to stay, believe we should have
aavPG the vessel, cargo, and peoples lives.
EDWARD c. GARDNER.
charleston, Sep. IL, 1916.
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NATHAN.
RONApAnTE
From history Of tie Revolution in France Il
1915 --bv r. BovcR.

From a history Of tie Reyoulion in France IL
1915 by r BovcE.
After the first review Of tie troo1s AT
Paris, Napoleon intimated to NJ. D'Afiy,
who commanded the Swiss guards, that he
Shouid on the morrnv review his trnoDs.
TIE cooHel cold y replied that he should
do his daty, and retired. lie Immediately
assembled has officers ard informed thefn
Of the orders which I've had receive . ADD
regJr .ted their advice. Without hesua-
tio1 thcy all answered, edo what duty
prescribe"
On tie 22l some regiments were drawn
up in The square Of the Carouscl, AID Ma.
.poeo1 I tic head nf bis star approached
TO review Them. As he passed aIorg the
ranks ne Missed the Swiss. An ABIDE.
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CnArLssroN, So ~.
Loss o. lie &cAf. Nicn,an.g.
TO TIE -PrnIdG.

A publication having appeared 10 the
newspapers oi thlYci;y on the 10Th insi.
signed CHRIsrovAL SoLsR, the noalisai
captain Of the Spanish schooner Dianaat2.
which was lost on Cape Romaiu, in which
the SAID SoLER attempts to screen himself
aud officers. bxattribut;ng in some measure
INC loss OF the said schooner to me and as
1 haze sailed fur, many years in iie the en-
ploymept of several respectable merchants,
It is duty owe to my friends, myself
ana to truth, to lay before tue public the
taiiowing true statement Of the loss of said
| schooner, that such erroneous aud fOul as
sertiens may not induce my fellow citizens
to believe that Twas in fsuit.
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LEWIS Roux, Q. U.
STATE OF SUPPLEMENTARY
-ITY o. cITARLFSTn,


Personally appeared before me. AN1uo.
.NY MAILMAN. commander Of the schooner
HoTHet, who being duly sworn, deposeth,
that being abreast Of Cape Roman, about
meridian he saw sail steering W. $. w.
that at half past ono P. VI. came close
In and spoke her. aud found her TO be a
9rsnish schooner under jury masts, that
.the y asked him where he was bound he
lcld them Charleston they then asked if
.i,e would send man on board to- take them
''Acre: he answered he had 30 boat; that
they sent their boat with four men, and re =
qucsted him 70 90 on board. lie told them
he could mo-, but asked L. G GARDNER 60
go--tbat G. told the crew Of the boat To
10 20 on board and tell their captain he
tods no pilot that the people replied, !" 80
matter he must come or board and see the
captain,,--that Captain Gardner went with
thcm--that he made sail, and was about
two miles to the leeWard Of the Spanish
schooner--that some time after, he Obser-
we'd thc Spanish schooner CONC toan anchor
fred gun and hoisted her colors--thaf bc
borc down and found she was ashore. and
asked Captain Gardner If he was safe I;
who sWered no, and requested him not
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FBILGp rLPHIA, Sept. I
FEEst{ET <
:. -I-s-=.---, II

For the last twenty years there has not
eeen 'reshet equal TO the enc now in the
scnuylklll---Ihe great quantity Of rain
which has ftlien lately, has swollen the RI
YER to very great degrce--TNe wafer
rushcs down the river with amazinp randi
lty. sweeping. every thing in its wSy-the
water still rises. Ieisexpected that Il will
be al its height by to-morrow mornipo--S
wood Shallop has been carried about one
hundred yards from high water mark.
Friday evening, SEPT. Is.
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, les .e These -;hai Re SOME {. me after an.
choTed within abaat hGndeed Yards of them
waeu their boat vita eight IN en-, came or
board ut ms scbpcuer, All armed, that the
Iihcer "a the boat told him, :. YOU want to
leave us,--taat he answered :. no',-that
said oiiicer took possession ofhis schooner,
aoye up her anchor, aud hauled Der along
side ct the Daman,e, aud made her fast to
her. They then began to threw overload
every thiogon has deck, 4 whilst ,hey were
atteinptnyto break open his hatches, his
vessel separated from The other, AID ,hat he
anchored about half m.Je to leeward az
tie wreck. after much entreaty and pee
saaslon 70 the mate, 10 bring her to anchor
ior tie preservation OK their lives, where she
staid until il was Found necessary to pro
coed to Charleston. s iurtner swears that he
was DOT desired or sent by Capt. Gardner
to sonnd the shoals, neither did he 10 it, as
stated IN Mr. SoleE's publication.
ANTHONY MAILMAN.
1sit9r's % tefors ,"g, Ibis llth day Of Sept.
| ~ ans u N, -
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FOREIGN

Continuation cf Extracts from Lac gno.Ii,h ~.
pers received az the office OF the Nen YORK
Mercantile Advertiser, bJ the ship Nes,or.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
DoYLsroygN. PENN Cen

TIE EAGlstI---Ih the afternoon Of
Thursday last, Tie cu.iOsity of the citizens
OF Doylstown was excited by the arrival Of
Stranger an"tg " The aerial yisitant.
to tllie view ol the Whole ground, perch
Ell mmsefn1 the Hdne attached to the
Spl,re fhc Haii of Justice, and while
look'cg anNIoasly around, gentleman Of
the togo with fnwiing piece. took sure
Hlm,a7 br"rght his iiigh6ess down. Or
examination. ~ progeito be &c that sppei-
IS de31mnatef by Goldsmith and other
(. ,g9railsis, The Sra Eagle. lie measured
~ tfet between the extreme points Of his
wings.
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- IIO7 TON dHHt VI.
Returns of votes from III towns and
plantations IN The diiriat Of Maine, on the
question Of Separation. have beer received
--8Ol9 are against separation, g. 9487 in
favor Of il, which last number Is near So
hundred short Of FIVE ninths Of g,e whole
The whole number Of votes on thr oues
nor OF Separation in Nay last, was l7.O75.
Above s. towas and plantations remain to
be heard fioa.
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We have scen a letter, dated l7anfogd.
Sept. II Stich observes,
z" II Is an astonishing fact ihst snow Icil
Yesterday IN Springfield. Mass. to TIE
depth Of two or three inches on level
and the Vermont mountains have been co.
yered with snow for nuhber of days.--
we have had rain here for twelve hours.
ma ms cold az November, with the wind L
\. EN- 7. Ga.s. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-14
August 7.
For SALE.

On a credit me, tsro and three years.
FANHAT highly infroved F.4RDI. in
n Prncc-Wilam County, known by the name of Graz
ham Park owned by the late Doct. Geo Graham The tract
contains about 500 ofwhich about weim
bered The advantages of the Farm equal any
section OF The country. its distance from Washington being
only IS miles Alexandria 80, DUnires To- Oceoquan
NILS 10 On the Farm is comfortable Dwelling House,
20 ny 20 feet-Aiso stone kitchen and meahouse, with
every other necessary outhousean excellent well ofwaer
orchard, garten sSc.
1t speak Of the soil presumiug those de-
sroui OF purchasing viii view il, which may done ON ~
pcaon TO John Hooe, Esq who present has the Farm
Possession may be had on the of next January the mr.
chaser having the privilege of seeding.
AZ Graham Park, on Wednesday. the 4i September will
be OFFERED for sale, several likely NEGROES, HORSES.
and Farming Utensils deliverable the is January next
Also SHEEP greater proportion of which are 10 and
"a hooded CATTLE and HOGS, with all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known the dar or sale
JOHN c. HESI.OP, Erec,Hor or
George Grnir1i, dec'd
''t1ie ~. 15-fiS
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FOREIGN.
.ItJie On.
SHERIFF's COURT,
Bedford- Ron, June 5.
LIBEL.

Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy VS.. The
Morning Herald.
This was an action brought upon the
publication of several paragraphs in the
Morning Herald. The defendants had sufy
fered judgment by default; and the Jury
were now called upon to assess the dana,
ges. The damages were laid at 100000.
AFTER the pleadings had been open
ed.
Mr.. SERGEANT Best addressed the Jury
for the plaintiffs. He said the present
proceeding was one Of great importance
from the high character of the plaintiffs
and he felt much more than commonly in
terested in it, from having the honour to
know them both. One of the plaintiffs. Sir
Thomas Hardy, was beloved by all who
loved their country it twas enough for him
to say, that he was the friend of Nelson.
and that it was in his arms that the Hero
OF Trafalgar breathed his last had brea-
thed spirit which would animate him to
emulate the glory of his immortal leader
The other plaintiff upon the record, the
lady. was descended freT two families of
the highest rank and consequence which
TINS country could boast but those who
mad the happiness to know her, forgot her
birth in the admiration Of her virtues. It
800 ~E-'i'iSe SuNb vi IdIltTS dS THESE that
the calumny Of the Newspaper had been
directed. He was great advocate for
the liberty Of the Press, but it was not the
liberty but the abuse of the Press to drag
private characters before the public. II
was for the press TO discuss and enforce
the public rights. and it degraded itself bv
intermeddiing in the Concerns of private
individuals, under any circumstances. Here
however there was not, in point of fact
the least foundation for the libel. The
defendant had by subpoena brought the
atherot the lady there to-day, but for
what purpose this outrage had beenfcom-
mitted upon that gallant Admiral he was
at loss to imagine. The Northumberland
ny allowing Judgment by default, put Il
out OF their power to attempt a justihcati-
on OF the libel, but he would waive the
ogeetIon and even then allow them to Give
any evidence whatever, IF they could do
II. but this was impossible they now knew
taas the Imputation was As false as II was
malicious, and they could not make an en-.
oeaveur to support It. The libel he had
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

~ AVE received by the schooner Iniian Hunter
. Z from New York, also by late arrivals from
London,
Forty PACKAGES OF GOODS,
E-tich fhey are n07v o,4cniag
The firm NJ New-York having purchased Tor
cash, they can afford TO sell them reduced phi
ces. ahd on terms to salt purchasers.
I"sse, .s;ti same fine goods on hand, form Ms
FOLLOWING 1SSoRTMETT-
5 cases s'ireriine and second quality Broad
CIotbs
trunks Ceiicoes.
cases La,lies' peisse Cloths
trunks &arseilles Nesliuss
bales Blankets. all sizes
10 dc. Fiushinss. tesrnaashts and low priced
80 ~. 4Cloti.s
do. Hsarti Rugs
10. Indis blue Naakcens
Q eases Imperial London Shirtngs
bales Hessians
Q cases "a irish Linens
d trunk, India and French Silks
Black, blue X iisrsy coluurej supcrine Cloths
aud csssineres
Black and fancy cooured Bombazettes, Pins,
Gloves,
.f'la General assortment Of
DRY-GOODS.
Also.
8 pipes of French Brandy
puncheons Jamaica 9Th proof Rum
hhds well assorted sest ani common
Glass Ware, consisting OF Tamblers
Decsnters, Wine Glasses, Casters, &c.
100 kegs White Lead ground in Oil
a well assorted invoice of Paints
Emery and Glass Paper, Green Cupperas
$50 casks London Brown Stout
JACOB s. WILLIAMS. T. street,
Ohhoste to tie Eagle 2apern.
August7. 26-1m
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NOTICE

NO HE.
FsNHE Subscribers, Commissioners appointed
Z By Buckngs am Court, will receive proposals
until the ed inst for buillinga Jail of brick or
stone at buckingham Court-house, is feet long and
"a leet wide, two stories high-the walls to be Sc
cured b. working in timbers, in a manner to be
specified by contract. II private contract cannot
be male, the work will be let to the lowest bid
der, at buckingham Couri-house, the ED Au-
gust. Hond and security will be required fer the
performance of the work in the best manner, of the
best materials, and speedily. The subscribers will
Judge OF the quality of the work, and give direc
ions.
Cae thousand Dollars will be paid the under
'sker on the fist November next, and the balance
OF the money in two equal annual payments.
:, Protosa's can be made TO US, at Buckingham
Courthouse
DAVID Patterson,
WILLIAM LEWIS,
SAMUEL .loNEs,
GEORGE BooKEu,
Commissioners.
August T. 26-4t*
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LIND FoR SIZE.

10y Virtue oil decree Of the Court ofthe Uni
q ted States for the fifth Circuit and Virginia
District will hc sold, PuhNc Auction az MGUikES
Tavern in the town of Winchester, the s7th day
gust next 1t tr otherwise the fair day. following
TRACTS OF LAND, belonging to Robert Means, des'i
viz:
THREE TRACTS. in the County Of Frederics-one Of
them containing $40 lacres another acres and the
third 45 acres.
SIX TRACTS in the countyof IIardy-one Of them
containing so,067 acres, less upon
east side OF the south branch of Potowae<. including
The head OF the townof Fort Run and fuckers Run,
tersof said south branch of and the head
Norh River. branch of Great Cacapeon. And fur of
them Zone of which includes the WARM SPRING. situate
upon Waits Rum, branch of Great Cacapeoi, containing
AGO each.
The Sales will commence twelve o'clock and will he
acrt ofiwtye months ei-haif ofthe purchase
ey and OF two tothe other half. The purchaser
To give bond and security anil des uf upon the
lands to secure the payment Of the purchase money.
DANIEL CALI.
Executor Of the last 7rW
and testament Of Robert
Means, dacedSeL.
July -. 22-uls
% The Editor ofthe Winchester Gazetteis requested
To publish the above until the d0y of sale and his
account TO The Subscriber, in ielmoui. FOR payment.
DANIEL CALL.
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EOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, lying in the eoun-
ty ofFvanIa. on the OF the Big l'yr Creek
eonianins by = late survey, TWO HUNDRED AND
INVENT Y-SlsV I'm ACRES, and is the land pur, ha.'si
by Branhan Bbb Of Inhn RagIand adjoining te lands
of David Shepherd. Captain utchins Darlrt. and others
abou, twoitls of cleared and in good cuvauot
little trouble and eApsilce he converted into two 'i-
some reao~s-on the land is cool dwelling, and u,ner
young Apple Orchard, and in respect well Ma'erd
and It IS surrounded by number of respectable Cizen
about eleven miles from the of Columbia, AMI three
miles from Major William Pride, tie thr,c-no,het-
road.
presumed those inclined purchase Will first view the
premises.
any person wishing prcas,9n the made known
by application TO MIR Peter K. johnson living in Ccim
bia. or the Subscriber residing inthe upper ehd OF Loa
County. LJDLOW DRAAiitAM I
July 81 2f-3w ~
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LAND AND NEGROES

YEvIiE Tract Of Land, whereon row reside, in
v the Comfy Of Nelson, viii be sold % the
highest bidder, at public auction, on the Ell day OF
September next, the sale 10 take place on the
premises il contains by a recent surrey. nine
hundred AMI sixty-one acres, OF which, about two
hundred and fifty cleared and in good titl.-
There are two fields on it now in red clover, to
which the SOL has been found particularly adapted,
aud the beneficial operation Of Plaster OF Paris mp
on IT, has been strikingly evnced. The greater
part OF chat which is still in wood is excellent To-
sacco Land. and lies AS well any lard in Virgin
H. IL is shout four miles from Nelson Courthouse,
and seven from the junction of I've with James
River. The Improvements consist of very good
dwelling house, with all the necessary houses APP
pertaining 70 II, and large and new barn. will
also sell on the same dav, and nj the same place,
I'7sefue Or Fifteen LIKELY NEGROES, consist
ing ut men, women, and children.
The terms will be accommodating, and made
known on the day of sale.
LYNDON C. RIT5s.S.
Jnly II. o0-t,ls
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NOTICE.

No ice.
FEVliE Subscriber TAX es this notwithstanding the
q Members Of the -iiuiudl Insurance .Sociefy
against Fire on BUILDINGS, of the State of Virgin
"a, that he is prepared and is proceeding on to The
Counties OF Abemarle, Fluyanna, Brunswick. Bed
ford, and the towns within them, &c. for the pur.
pose oil REVEALING asd making collections-ant! for
the farther purpose of receiving notices to make de-
carnations of New Assurances, by any House owner
SO disposed.
WN. DICKINSON, Jr.
Special .9gent cftAe III "A. !Socfet,r.
July 90. 2I44y
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.ImlY "a.
Burr 07ii Stone Mandatory.

Burr Il7iI Stone lHanudcfo''y.
7ASdE Subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has just received direct from France
large quantity Of prime Burr Blocks superior quality
TO any hitherto imported TO this place. ami having ben
gagged inthe business upwards ut fifteen years, he aers
himself from his long knowledge of the trade, the ap-
probation which his work has hitherto met with that he
will be able TO manufacture Mill Stones, reasonable
terms as those imported from the NORTH anal warrant them
10 perform well.
lie has opened Shop the 10Th Street, nearly oppo.
site 10 the Old City Tavern where Gentlemen age invited
to call.
NATHANIEL WHITE Sr Co.
Jtne l5 lift
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NOTICE.
In NEW-KEST CouNTy Cor-pr ,

In NEw-KKNT COUNTY CouRr,
July IL. 1916.
IT'S ORDERED, that the Clerk do adyer-
'ise in two OF the papers printed in the CITY of Rich
mnnd,that Proposals will be received until the 2nd
thursiay in September next. for taking an accu-
rate CHART or surrey Of this county, agreeable
to an act OF the General Assembly of Virginia,
passed the eth day of February last, entitled.
!" an act to provide accurate Chart of eacl,
county, anu General Map cf tie Territory of
this Commonwealth"
n Copy. Tes;e.
B. CAMBRIDGE, C. C.
.Tnly IL. cots
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SALE OF NEGROES

virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed TO us
~ " hiward Boiling, to secure the payment OF
debt due by him 70 John Hobson, If. which decd
is recorded in Buckingham Court~Sye shall sell.
on Saturday, the last day of this month, at New.
Canton, publicly, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, one Negro Man, three Women, and three
OF .our Fems'e Children; SO much of said pro-
perry as will be sufficient to nav the bssnce Az
on the said debt, and the costs attending the sale
The blle vested in us Trustees, will he con.
veyed to the purchasers
IHOmAs PITMAN,
August :. 26 ~