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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-10
JNO. RODGERS,

Pre5detH II Etc board.
" The several printers cmpo, III TO publish
uIe Laws Of tle United States will give the above
ava insertion once every week f1r a month, and
send uelr accounts 10 the COMMISSIONER Office.
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district Of Cof'm5.n, 70 Wit; =, a
BIZ IT RE :rMnEhED, WIZ :.
the tifth day Of . cemter, in ne (
tv-fisst yeir Of the iadepeHG,,",TrGr f.
{ lie U. States If ..mcrica, WI !,
s. ) AN CRAN@ti, of the .sd a . X.
hath deposited IN this oilcf w h
of a book, the right whefl her. i,
claims as author, in the ""lU'
loving to wit:
Reports Of Cases argued & aG,. =,
!. in the suprcmc,@ou OF inc - MI, m
g in February tom. I3l4 Fo,. fai.s
:. By WiL.iIsM'HR tNtIi, chc'g',Tdi
). of the Circuit Court Of the tlsirTf n.
). Columbia. potins i@1torat'o jO''
. giosa est, guam scicntia. y. y
:. Gic, de Iegibus, as c'l.
In conformity TO the act Of lot - 40
yress of The United statcs, lnti!pi'a ,ii,g.
let for the encouragement "l Iehl i.rt,
~ securing the copies 0! map, s,:.lr;
nd books, to the authors and Sr'i ,h,fii
# such copies, during the ;iirc' :" :
mentioned" r,,e,.
Clerk of the District OF C".a.
November IS saa.ss-
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We have received by ship Dana, cap
ain Harper, from Malaga and Cadiz,
1000 boxes Muscatel andbloom saisips
resh
80 or. casks Malaga vine
so do. C0lmar do.
md about 5000 bushels Eadiz salt, Tor
ale on reasonable terms, by
]. & L. VOWEL.
In Store
Go hhds. sd & 4th West India rum
90 do. bright molasses
100 boxes moatd & dips candles
English white lead
Biidport shad 4 herring twine
Dec. 10 eo6t 8
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70, Rent or for sale on a long

credit
The subscriber willrent, orr sell upon
the most accommodating terms, the
House and Lot, wherein he at present
resides. The House is large, convenient,
and finished in superior style. The
Lot, consisting Of two acres, IS in the
highest state. OF cultivation as a garden,
abaunding in the most choice fruits
shrubs, &c. Possession can be given
about the lst Of December.
He will purchase Dry Cows.
Aug ] Smith.
Nov 90 eotlstDec
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=. Riqhno.d, De-. /,
Virginia Legls at,,rs

~ syvC, 10
Virginia Legs allure. !
Yesterday, the House egIla,,
"a q , on several 's Bills and n.ps.,ss s..''p
'f them Of material Importance ~
At l2o'clock the Orders of a.
we're taken up. " @s d.
The House proceeded, ;,in,,v !. ],
Senate to supply the Vac cey !. rug
nate OF the y. States, which Wi; Il ,.s
casioned by the expiration 3, ths w. 9
service of Armistead {. Mason I Psa 4
Mr.. Maury nominated eol l,ts,
Ger, Of Fredericksburg Wild, q. ~
supported BY Messcs. SAITH, I,a ss'
of Iazewell, and Mallory. ''''s'
MIR. Taylor of Chesterfield. no,,,,
John w. Eppes, Esq.-il, Wick 'is'',slt
supported by Nessrs. Chn0h...
Robertson of Petersburg, and Ap.f,
hi'ci tie paiiets were collected !,
the committee had retired with
committee from the senate to cen..s
MIR. Maury returned, and 5f
The House, that they had counted III
lots, and found them to stand tDa,
John w. Eppes los
John Mercer O;
The majority being 70 Slr. E0ns,s
vas declared duly eIsct4 4 Sea-. h
he United States Tor SIX yea s fam
18th Of March next,
The House then proceeded. bv i.
BALLOT with the Senate, 70 elect n.
crnor or Chief Magistrate q ihi, a.
aonwealth, for one wear from r,e h
Instant.
Mr.. Banks nominated Col, laas-p
Preston, one Of the gallant heroe, E 4,
Ilatc war. who was wou8iea at rsn.
Tiers Field, en- the decent ofthc st. Is,.
Fence, and who is at present u.eaJ,
Of the House Of Delegates from the cr,.
Ity Of Montgo.ncy.--.i'ilis nominal,
was supported by Messrs. Chaalberisy,
Thornton, Scott, and Hay,
Mr. Bowyer noniaated Col. Villa
u. Lewis, one ofthe jealous memben {
the Board of Public Works, an ardent
enlightened friend of Internal Inppr,
inent ard at present a member Of o.
House Of Delegates from the cCUt d
ICampbell.-ihis nomination ws Mp
ported by Messrs. Anthony, Biac.sIl
land Mercer of i.ouhoun.
| Mr.. Stakely nominated Linail AIinn.
Esq. the Lieut.. Gov. Of this Common
wealth.
On counting the ballots, Mr.. Banks
reported that the votes stood thus:
| For James p. Preston lot
w iiiidm ). Le"s W
l., Nimms 3
Scattering I
igr
So that Col. Preston lad mqjaiB
Iof votes, and was accord ns!y doiy tNd'
ed.
Ga motion of Mr.. Scot, a re'olgin
was entered iato to app1lnta Cam@t'is
to act jointly wit, Committee en- lie
bar. of the Senate to wait una Cob
Preston, and int0rni bin Of lis cIec'
ion.
And Messrs. Scott, B!ak:, caanber'
ayne, Hay, Baker, Tcisr, 5ieaeMJ'
thornton, and MaarY, ssis nl'ned
Committee Tor this purpa.e,
The House then adj0lredtIi' this@:
10 O'Clock.
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James English & John Poe,
Respectfully inform their. friends and
the public in general. that they have pur-
chased MIR. James Apderson's Establish
ment, at the upper end Of King street.
have formed a partnership, and intend
a general
Flour and Grocery business,
under the firm OF
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Mutual Assurance Society

at a meeting OF the Standing Commit
fee of tie Mutual Assurance Society a
sainst lire on baiil,ngs Of the State Of
Virginia. held on Monday the 18th day
Ct November. 1876
This beirg the day fixed by the con-
stitution Of the Mutual Assurance Socie-
tyasainst fre on buildings Q! the State OF
Virginia, for a general meeting OF the
said Society to De Formed, and s1tEcl-
ent number of members ia perseu oc BY
proxy, not attending to form such meet
inc. it was
Resolved by the Standing Committee
aforesaid, in conformity With the FIRST
section Of. die first article ofthe sid con
; stituticn, that the said general meeting
be adjourned to the hrst Monday IN ia.
nuary next.
Pubic NoficeiherefoFe IS hereby given.
that the said general meeting De adjourn
ell, anil stands adjourned 10 the figst
MONDAY in January next, 1917, when il
is pa ticularly desired that there shall be
a full meeting OF the Members Of The Sv
ciety, as matters Of the utmost i,npor-
tance viii be laid before taem tauching
the interest and prosperity Of the institu-
ton.
By order Of the Standing Committee.
JAMES RAWLINGS. p. Agent
OF .he.M. A. Society.
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Wanted 10 Hire,
sor Ntw.York,

g The fast sailing schooner Mary
EstSss Ann, capt. Tyron, will sail With
ali possible dispatch, and take 500 bar
refs on freight, for which or passage.
apply 10
Barncyall & Pophana.
nec ls 1w
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LOST

LOST.
A few DAYS since,a GOLD BREAST
PIN. set with Topaz and Pearls. with
the letters B 6 4. on the back Who
ever has the same, anu willleave it with
the Printer, shall be rewarded for so do
ing.
December l2 - St
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Cabinet Makers take Notice

large quantity of Mahogany to b
soId oy auction, in Baltimore, on tn
49, instant, by Hazlehurst and Dorse,
en- bay strret wharf.
Sale peeremptery.
December 10 Ak.
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MandeyiIle and Larmour

Have KeCelseu
. 90 hogsheads Orleans and st. Crois
Sugars
= 25slitto Pennsylvania rye Whlske.y
50mould and dipt Candies
1000 buthels Liverpool blown Salt
S bees Pilneato
November 6
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VIII commence drawing on Monday
the Sd day Of February 1917. The ioi-
towing IS the present state OF the wheels
Is days dya,yi over, viz.
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English and Poe.

From their extensive acquaintance in
the adjacent counties, and their know-
edge of the business in which they are
Engaged, they expect to be enabled to
lie confidence and satisfaction to those
lealing with them.
October 9 ee3m
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Form Of the writing TO constitute a Prox,
for the above meeting;

Member OF the Mutual Assn
rance Soclety agsinst FIRE on baildlngs OF
the State of Virginia. do hereby constr-
tute aad appoint ----- - to attend the
General Sieetipg Of the said Society to
be held in Ricamoad on the FIRST NondaT
IN january next, 1917. as proxy, To VOC
and act on - behalf on any business
which may GORE before the sad meeting
as fa!ly as il 49, personally pre-
sent.
Iu testimony whereof - hereOnto
set 49, band 4 seal = tile day OF -
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London paper.

read the following account from a
public Journal the ether day. The SUBJ
stance Of il j. this:
Lady s;rathWoge. Of london, and q
LADY She was OF uncommon elegance,
had received anu rejected the oyertures
of Mr.. Bowes. An. editor sometime al
forwards wrote, and published some scan,
dalous story alb ut lady StratmoTe AID
air. Boves challenged him to fight duel,
Iby way of repairing to this OUTRAGE. lhe
chal!ange W s accepted, and the parties
Ifoueht-so at lea't it was belieyed-Out
the duel turned out to be sham. to put
Bowes in possession of lady stfathmore's
fortune. So well, it seea;s, did Doves
ana the Editor understand the temaie
estimate Of dueiirg, th4t he hit upon the
very project which securcd,hls end. For
ady Stratauore instantly gave both her
fortune and persons to Bowes, as price
of his galfantry.
Here then was a direct avowal on the
part Of very beautiful woman, OF her APP
probaatien Of daelIing. But alas her
destiny was pitiab'y indeed tor Ba~es'
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NEw-Y oRK, August 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Captain Bovine. of the Pacific, brings
the editors Of the Gazette London papers
of the 28th Of June. inclusive, and atho'
they afford nothing of moment, we have
noticed, briefly, their contents.
We are sorry to fad, that there is no
abatement of the commercial distressey
of England particularly amongst the ma
Inutactures at Manchester. &c.
The British parliament was prorogued
on the Sd of July. Provisions had been
made for the expences ct the year, and
lit was supposed there would De no ne
Icessity to the assehOlage Of Parliament
before January
General De,saiy had been arrested in
Switzerland. for having ben concerned
lin the affair of Grehoble.
The counties Of Clar. sc. in Ireland
continued IA a'disturheA state; where 2
large suGlsin counterfeit bank paper had
been put N circulation.
The great Mr., Sheridan was so ILL.,,
that according TO the London papers. his
life was dispeired Of.
Ticking Of France has dominated lhe
duke de la Chsrtre 4 minister Of state,
and mcmberof The priyy council
The British admiralty are about al
fording projections against the pirates Of
the Mediter anean.
i3oaapate has arrived in London from
the rhaiiIer;cs. and was committed to
the Iouesl lie is Is feet high, q weighs
seven TONS aud as hard az marble. AT
ter having visited Carlton House, he was
to be taken to tie British Museum.
! fhe Princess Charlotte. il appears, was
iindispoSed!
| Lord Exnouth from the Mediterranean
/ with his feet, arrived at Portsmouth on
! the S4th OF June-and. adds the Courier.
IanatLe feet must be sent titner to chas
tise the pirates.
! HE anniversary OF the battle Of Water
loo was celebrated in England and Scot
!aud with great and briilian: eclat
! he i'ansians continued to be amused
i with the iejoicihgs a. the marriage OF the
| Duke If 1Grri.
Bunaparte calls st Helena, sThe Isle
tof Mats and Desola.on y
The London Cour;es of the 21st Of
June Announces tie receipt of American
papers Of the 29th OF May, and observes.
:. here S not an article III them worth
extracting" lSo sag we OF the London
iqapersI
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! not provided in due time. It is to be "a
Inented that this most excellent yegeta.
Die is cot more largely cultivated. In
times of scarcity, ii is the best substitute
for bread and tits always nourishins
land healthy food for cattle, hogs. and
sheep. 1t gives some trouble in washing
and preparing it for food for bread, and
requires some foresight in preserving a
sufficient stock of seed. These may be
the reasons why it is not universally
growed. 1t is commonly the most palat-
able vegetable produced; and it is re-
msrkabie, that it is never out Of season !:
and that every person eats OF it, although
the table may be covered with all the de-
icacies which the most fertile garden can
afford. So
The price of corn is from II 10 to
25 cents Wheat from 80 to SO IS.
Tie only chance now of making the
slightest provision against the failure of
summer crops, is by sowing large guam
tities.of turnips. They maybe convent
entiy used for cattle, sheep, ana hogs );
and their tops may be cured, and supply
tie place ofhay, and other fodder
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
From tie Delaware Gazette.
TIE SEASON.
Keat County, Del. .Gasust

hsat County, Del. .fasust 4.
Wheai harvest ended generally about
the 18th or Goth of last month. As late,
Though, as the 2ist, some indifferent
wheat was staadihg. From tie 14'h to
the 2ist, the weather W&s mdist, and cool.
and not tasorabIa 70 the securing Of
wheat, or to he growth of Eodian corn.---
The wees, from the 2lst to the @8h. was
warm enough for corn and sufficiently
dry Tor tee veil saving Of the wheat: In
this week 5gheat VAS housed and stacked,
aad tine ccgn began to assume geod APP
pearaacs. It still though is lower. gene
rally, than was ever known at this time
o! year. The four last days IF July have
been abuidantiY too cod. and the small
Cora begins 80 appear yellow and sickty.
lt Is remai kabe tina the corn IN the low
est parts Of fields; hut where 10 water
stands, aud where no injury has been
doue Dy the worm, is lower, and less
thrifty than the corn on the higher and
poorer spots. The reason. probably is.
because, the emineices are more sandy
and are warmer. Corn may yet recovery
but 1t viii require succession OF fayera-
uie weataer this month to produce toIer-
able crops. lhe whole month of July
was the a'ost uppropitioas toJhe growing Of
Indian o0en tilat WAS ecer rec0llected (;
and the most serious approximations are
euteftaineJ OF failure of this NEST es
sentiai article both to man and baast. !.
U&t harvest commenced last Monday.
of tins grain there never before was so
large quantity SOW ell and never were
such scanty crops made. The grain Is
'emarka5ly light, and the straw very
short. The light rain OF yesterday Will
ioause some trouble, for the oats are rather
= cen, and such as have been bound and
shocked will require to be opened.
Flax is very poor. Very few have
riade good crops
Potatoes in general were planted ear
Ter than usual, and are very promisli 6,
Che crops, though, will not be abundant
because sufficient quantity OF seed was
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hnr .Aale or Kent.
August Is

A Well finished two story frame
e. House, of good size for the accom-
mgiation of Genteel family, situated
on the West side of Alfred street, be-
tween Cameron and Queen streets, at
present occupied by the subscriber, and
Immediately in the neighborhood of good
water. Attached to the House, are all
the necessary out buildings, and Alfred
street being paved nearly up to the pre-
misses together with its beng very
healthy situation, makes it very desira-
bic.
Terms very accommodating, and will
be made known on application to
JOHN THRQOP.
July &c. eotf
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Office Of The British Consulate,
at .Gtarandria. for the Dis
trict of Columbia.

O. RyEASTERS and Consignees Of
Ea British vessels arriving at this
port. or other in the districr, are hereby
that immediately Oh arrival, il
is expected that the master of every suci
vessel shall call at said office, next dooI
10 the custom house, with all the ships
papers, and be prepared to leave mani
lest Of the cargo, list OF the crew, Medi
terlanean pass, as repaired in sector
81, statute 26, George Sd, chapter Co.
under the penalty Of one hundred pounds
sterling. Statute II, Geo. sd, Sec. $.
Alexandria, Aug. 1918
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amherst, N. Il. .Apgust 6.

s1"N'tSi SVJ - 81 S1tS Uot ~
The SeasOn.-Since our last. we have
had copioas showers Of rain, which have
refreshed the earth, and given anew ap,
pearauce to the vegetable Kingdom. On
sunday last, it raiued moderately nearly
all day, and again on Thursday we had
heavy aud cool shower OF rain. accom-
panied with hail, lightning and thunder,
Since which "e have had very fine grow,
jng weather.
The prospect is now promising, in this
qua ter, for all products except hay
which has come i'll very light. But there
appea TO be a central exertion among
farmers Tor raising other articles Of fod-
der a. substitutes Ten hay and for econo
MIXING in taat which they have gathered,
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.

A convention of Delegates from the
Banks of New-York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, for the purpo<e Of decidins
meet this week by appointment at Phila,
what time should be fixed on and recon
mended to the several Banks to resume
specie payments. We learn to day thai
the convention, after due consideration.
decided on the first day of July next.
Federal Gazette.
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Philadelphia. aagast 10.
EyEC{JTt0N.

This morning at half past II, Richard
Smith was executed, agreeable to his sen
tence, at the place designated in yes
terday's Gazette. On this occasion he
was attended by the Rev. Mr.. Hurley,
and the usual civil escort.
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by strong current Of national prospect
ty to that tempestous sea ofanarchy and
faction. when amidst the dread confict
unable to Withstand the angry spirit ofthe
storm, she must yield to its fury & sink
In fhe hottom0 -
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g Inspector Gents. Office,
August 4, 1916.
GENERAL ORDER.

ohiNLis[NI Stbi.t' 80
Preparatory to forming a list OF army
officers, coniorMably TO resolution OF
Congress, passed April o., 1916, the
state and coanfy III which each edmmls-
stoned officer was born, will fol trivia pc
repeated to this Office.
BY order,
D. PARKER Ad, s IL. Gen.
August S
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Cure for the Bite Of a Mad
Dog.

Extract from work Of much celebrity
in london, entitled The Medical and
Chirurgical Review. It's attested that
after an experience OF 80 years, it was
never kuoWa TO fail Of a cure.
A receipt of John Webb's for The bite
Of a Mad Dog, taken from the original
By James Webb, SCH Of The above John
Webb. deceased.
Take Of tie leaf Of tender bud of
rue half a large tea cup full. when cut
quite small, the cup TO hold about qHar
ter Ct pint beer measure, take the same
quantity of large box or Common garden
box, cut this small, and nine leaves Of
red sage, cut small let them be without
blemish. Take half a pint of new wheat
neal from the mill, or good fine -four,
and about one table spoonful Of yeast.
mix it together as yeast. take one third
OF it in new milk each morning.
IaJs quantity FIR a man or woman
the same quantity for a sheep, hog or
dog but for a COW or borses take one
cup tnll Of rue cut small. and the same
.of box, but only nine leaves OF SAGE.
boil It we'll ina pint Of milk, and give il
as quick as possible.
Halt this quantity of rue and boz fox
a small Child, but in all eases no more
nor less than nine leaves Of sage.
Slsugo,
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possessed OF her property, and satiated
with her charms, showeded how much of
a monster he could be, by treating this
elegant woman most brutal[y! But Bow
es ended, in jail, his inf nous lite.
Georgetown paper.
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Jarvis and Sons, have advertised i'm
PROVED ccGfns for the security Of the dead.
Their advertisement runs thus -" 1t
must afford great consolation, and a
pleasing satisfaction to any gentleman or
lady, to be certain that 20 one can steal
their bones after they are dead and they.
defy any one, who is pleased TO be buried
in one of their collins, to be taken oul by
any means" London paper.)
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FOR NEW YORK.

TX The tast-sailing schooner Expert
Esss ment. Capt Stoddard, will sail
this week. For freight or passage, hav-
ing superior accommodations, apply to
the captain on board, at Vcweil's wharf,
81 to a
Barnewsll and PopEem.
August Is div
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JAMES WEBB.

Female FfEELiTY.-In a late de-
batein the british parliment. respecting
the disturbances II Ireland remarkable
instance Of resolution and fdelity In
women Of the county Of Iipperary, where
these ,listu Dances prevail TO great degree
is thus related, 4 magistrate, who had
hecn active in his endeavcrs to suppress
these Disturbances, was shot near his own
house in the middle OF the:day. A namter
Of persons were apprehended, but such
vaS their Fidelity 70 each other, that al
though a reward Of IS coon. steri. was
of4crG for the discovery Of the muyderes;
none could be prevailed upon to discover
the actual perpetratatEsa
r At length, nle~ Of them was apprehen-
ded. tried and condemned 10 be hanged
He was offered both his life and a great
rev ard, if he would discover his accom-
pliccs. and he would lave made con
fession. buf for his wife, who went on her
knees to him in prison, and implored him
to suffer death rather than betray his
friends. He obeyed hex injunction and
was executed"
london DGDer.
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The Subscriber
uAG HIST pECEJVEJl

nc SuD5CrlOCI
HAS JUST RECEIVED
4 FRESH supply Of Furniture, con
n sisting of Bureaus, Secretaries, Ia
blcs, Desks and Chairs. Also, guam.
tlty of Wagons, with or without Har-
ness, and few Patent Rifles 81 Pistols,
which he will sell low for cash.
Edward Decide,
Lower end Princc-street.
August IS cow
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Notice.

&EOtlSSs
I'm Thursday esd list. we shall pro
W coed tosell, at Public Sale, at the
Tavern of Mr.. Moses, Wilson, Berry.
vile, under the last will and testament
of William BcneaIe, deceased, Of Fairfax
County, Virginia, a certain piece or par
eel Of LAND, lying and being in the coun.
ty of Frederick, adjoining the Land Of
capt. Norris, or so much thereof as will
be sufficient to carry said will into effect.
The Land vii! be shewn BY capt. Eben.
Taylor.
James C. Denea!e, If.
Wm. Wiicoxen,
Ec'rs Of Wm. Deneale deceased.
August 10.
P.S. l forwarn any person from pur-
chasing any of the Negroes belonging to
the estste of George DeneaIe, deceased.
have deed of trGst on the same.
JAMES {. DENEALE.
August Is St
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The editor Of the Federal Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requested to
insert the above once & week till the
25th of august next.