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MELON.


NELSON,
between 90 and % years OF age. of ordinary e,,.
ture, and remarkably likely. His dress consist.
ed Of a variety of clothes among them Il ia re-
Collected suit os blue broad Cloth. made in the
present fashion. He wore away white f,.nneJ
round about coat, such as are used AS a horse
mans u'idress, or summer uniform, edged with
scarlet-Virginiac cloth overalls, mixed blpe All
white-shoes and COZ :on socks, and a now he,y.-
nat "A knapsack painted blue with black strane
and buckles, in which he had Several changes Of
clothes, all of good quality Nelson when sn,.
ksn 10 is polite IN his manners, is a good ostIer
and barber-has O toierable knowlco,e Of ,be
oiacSsmiih trade, he is also good cooper. tn
which business for the lasttwo Years he ha, been
s"SaSed'- he;writcs good hand and will no
doubt forge himself free pass or one n nv, Nv
name. He is acquainted in various parts M Oh.
United States, and will endeavor t. make h;s
wa. 10 INC northward Masters of vessels arr,
cautioned against taking away the said man Mel.
son. -,' 's'-
:. 10 identity him more completely it will h.
discovered mat The lower part of one of mis- ears
mas peen cur ot--it is believed to be the right
,,t a reTaro oil oo dollars viii be given if taken
out OF this state, and secured in isu so tbst
Se' h'm aSala-lt taken within the state one half
,De sum with all legal charges -Informat;on
oei,g gwen to me or 20 Mr.. William Bondrante'
AZ The Muddy Greek Mills. near Cartersv;IJ,
rom whom he made his elopemcnt Nelson ia
capable OF disceivmg disappearing oerson,-it
WIN therefore require the utmost vigilance to&e.
DAVID ROSS, junr.
n. u; The city guard are requested to make
search tor the sad Negro man, and apprehs -
ana io"Se hun IN Jail, The above reward of IS
dollars VIII be pad by me or Mr. WIN. Bosdrsnt
upon the delivery Of the boy.
Mount Ida, Sept II, 1816.-tf
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500 DOLLARS REV

Escaped from the prison in Cbi to;be state of
ONO, on the nigh Of The 4tt If ,p,ne last las
LING. % La
lie IS abou' 30 years Of sge, five feet seven in.
ches high, of far complex ION, thin viss,,e light
mar large eyes, Roman nose, large WHISPERS. bv
tTade ciother, car work at caTdinP, or artv en-.
Ploymen' in ns,ufaciories, and is also exncrt a,
1ne sword exercise add boxing. lie was born in
N~"fEsnFe, IN England and it is believed
came within the last year from CANADA 70 ,b;s
state. =" mo
The sad James ESSEX, alias Taroe. Essev Zoe
oy STERLING, was committed to Jail las, Jam,arv
on charge Of robbing ,he mail yof the y States
Ibis partner who calls himself THOMAS
NOBLE, alias THOMAS w NOBLE. is now -,
PRISON on charge Of robbing the mail AT the
s'.I time. The above rewardwill be given for
hls apprehension, and delivery, or Confinement in
any jail Of the United States, So that be ,sn he
brought 10 trial. YAH
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A ust II.
VIRGINIA {:

VIRGINIA
IN Rules holden IN The Clerks Office ocMc Sahe.
rior Court Of Chancery. for tie Richmond Lig
trict Tie 24ih day Of June 1916.
Elizabeth ID. Kennon, eSox. of Richard Kennor
decd. Iya;n, q.
.4yainst,
John Marable, Richard Marable, and Alexander
Brown admir- &c. OF Champion Marable. deco.
sed, Leonard Claiborne, and Mary M his wife.
William b, S 6ses, and Elizabeth u. Stokes
and Mary ". Stokes, and John Biggsr and Sal
iy his wife, Jonathsn Metiwether. jackson.
Philip Whitehead J ekson, and Mary Eliza!
beth Jackson and Champion Carter MarabIe
heir aad deyisee OF George Marble deceased
Defendants.
The Defendants John Marable. Richard Mara
Die, Jonathan NJ Jackson, and Mary Elizabeth
jackson, not having entered their appearance and
,.iyen security according to the Act of Assembl,
and the Ruies Of this court, and it appearing b,
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi
ianls Of this country II is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here on III. first day Of
lie next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in the City
OF Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the
said city.
A Copy--Teste,
WIN. w. HEFING, &C
August t4---w8w. u.
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REQUEST
TO MERCHANTS, TRADERs r,

= = 4''I|lNNiAEA4F 4 > = IUFhIIlINiJg &C.
a gentleman from the Southwark, having been
robbed in the Borough of Norfolk, IA. on the
night Of the Oath inst. Of T'yo Th0usanR Dollars,
IN ouch Carolina Bank Bills; (the numbers, &c,
Of which ha had left al home, and daily expects
10 receive and publisli,) requests the favor of
Merchants, Traders, and others, in Richmond,
Pe,ersburgh, Alexandria, Baltimore, Phllsdel.
phis and New York, 10 take down the numbers
q dates Of such notes Of the above named Bank
as may be offered to them, with the names of the
persons making such oficr--as 1t may lead TO
detection of the robber. The numbers, &c. of
the notes will be published in this paper, as soon
as received.
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NOTICE.

A petition Will be presented to the next Gene.
raj Assembly, praying that a tract of land, lying
in the county Of Cumberland and belonging TO
Richard A. Risen, son and sole beir of JaPret,
Risen, deceased, may be sold-and the money a.
rising from the sale thereof 70 be appropriated
10 The use Of the said Richard 4. Risen.
October S.--V3v,
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VIRGINIA:

VlhOlNlhs
at Rules holden in The clerks sTce Of the Sute.
rtor court Of chancepyfo, the Ricl.lao,,d Dis.
fricf, the 24ih day ef.9usti,t 1916.
Joseph g. Peters, K Jonas Harrison, merchants,
trading under the firm ofPelers and Harrison
Pty's
AGAINST
John Coe, and John C Marsh merchants of the
city OF New York, and John e. Walker, and
Go. trailing under the firm OF Walker & Co.
OF the city of Richmond Defp..
The Defendants Aaron Coe, and John G. Marsh
not having Entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act Of Assembly and
The Rules of this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
ofthis country 1t is ordered, That the said De-
PENDANTS do appear here on the FIRST day Of the
ncxtterm and answer the bill of the Plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith in,er.
etl in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two month"; successfully and pos.
ted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the said
City.
a CoPy-Teste.
HIM. ". Henning.
August 21-wSw.
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department of lnnr.


-, IS, Sept. 97, 1916.
1t having been made the duty of this Of.
nee, by law, to adjust and settle all nc.
counts in the War Department, which re.
NAMED unsettled atthe conclusion Of the
iate war, and are now unsettled, 1t is
here0y made knoIcn to the Ulcers of the
late army, who have public accounts TO
settle, aud to such non commissioned off,
GERS and privates, discharged, who have arr
!rearaages of pay due them, that by forward
ing their papers to this Office, by mail, their
accounts will be settled and the balances
RENTED without incurring any expense by
the appointment of an agent to transacs
their business for them.
- The heirs and representatives of deceas.
ed officers and soldiers of the late army
are also informed that BY forwarding their
papers to this office, for any arrears of pay
due the deceased, the accounts will be adj
Justed aud the balances be RENTED free Of
expense.
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: Aug. 14-wSw.
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NHS A.:

VIRGINIA.: -
-afLa's'ss ho1,ie1 in the Clerk. O&ee of the ST..
psrior Co,,rf IF Chanceay tor ne Richmond Dis.
. fric., the 24h day Of .4igirst 1916.
Mary Hzabeth Victoria Au6in Laforest. and
Ain Eliza Aubn I.aIoreSt, infant dausi,, ers of
Aubin Laforest, decd. BY Michael Il. Pci,iaux.
their guardian and next friend, I'iif's.
800. b.. ARAIysT
. 9iUses Davis ! "sllam Moncire, Der'n.
The Defendant Moses Davis, not haYin,r en-
tered his appearance and gwen security accor
ding 10 The Act Of Assembly ard tie rules f,his
court, and it,appearihg by satisfactory evidence
thathe is not Al nhsilliant of dis country: il
ordered, that;le sad defendant do appear here
on the Frs, aay 81 tie next term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs : ana thst Copy of this cr
a>rbe forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
hshed in the City of Richmond, for two months
Successfully, and post i at the froat door of the
Capitol in the said City.
copy--Testc,
I'm. ". Herring. c. {.
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{HSiNIA'
1T Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Su.
Perior cs'Tt Of chsncery for the Richmond Dis.
trics, the 24.h day Of .fuyus. 1916.
Mansfield Watkins, Ph'E
Human Bishop & Leroy Hall, Deffs,
The defendant, Human Bishop, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of this
court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not irhabitant Of this country /:
Ii' ordered That the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and an.
swer the bin of the plaintiff and thA,a copy of
this order. be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the capitol in said City. 49,.
AUGUST 28-w8w
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NOTICE

A petition will be presented to the General
Assembly Of Virginia at their next session pray.
ingA revision of the laws concerning Pilots and
tai o'age, within the watecs Of thesiate,
September T-szvSmL.
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VVIIN ~ hWW,
Anrshnk of din nintr;..

Evansville, Ohio, July IS
:. QJ ibossHTlnters who are employed to pub.
iish the laws Of the u S are resl tested TO r;ve
THIS advertisement one Insertion = week for arg
weeks successfully, and forward their bls 10 this
office for payment. ''''''
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.:
al Rules hoilsn in lie Clerks .OEee Of tie Slbe.
r:or Court Of Chaicsry FIR tie Richmond Dis
frief, Me 24h day Of J,me, 1916.
Sherwood Parish, Stephen Murrell, Craddock
Vaughan, Beni min Bradshaw, Thomas Dick.
ensoIg Matthew Lacy, junr. Ph's
AsA1vsT
William M'Rchard on, administ ator of Ste
phen ssmps n, junr. deed. and Elizabeth Il
SampsUn, &c rye Il. Sampson, Martha vi u
Sampson, Marg rel F. SAMPSON Narcis,, "a
Sampson, Mary sampson, Agnes p Sampson
and CLrolineJ- SsTpsOn, heirs and disifibu.
tees Of the said Stephen Sampson, deed b,
the said William VI Eie!ia-dson, specially ~.
signed their gln dian 10 defend them in thu
suit Dg'@
The defsadants, Elizabeth Il. Sampson, Geo
r. Sampson, Martha Eliza Sampson, Margaret
e. Sampson, Narcissa VI Sampson, Mary Samp.
son, Agnes + Sampson, and Caroline j. Sanfp.
non, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 70 The Act Of Assem-.
bly aud the Rules Of this Court, and it appear.
ing ~ satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants OF tbi5 country 10 is or0ersd That
the aid defendants do appear here on the first
day Of the next term and answer the bill Of the
Plaintiff; and thar a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in come newspaper published
IN the City Of Richmond, for two months sue.
ccssvcly aud posted at the front door Of the Ca.
pital. in tic said city.
n copy--Teste,
VIM, w, HgEINe, {, o,
August aI--vsw.
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Wm ". Hening C. c.

The parties named in the foregoing order are
hereby notified 20 attend at my Office in Firm
yills ON the first Monday in November next. for
the purpose Of carrying The same into effect.
THOMAS a. MORTON, M. C,
Oct 2-w3w
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B6RR MILL STONE .1E1NUF9CTURY

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
tha' they have Just received, direct, from France a.
large quantity Of prime BURR BLOCKS, ors a..
perior quality to any hitherto imported to "a place.
and having been engaged in the business i,o wards
o. nitsen years, they Hstter themselves from theis
'ons knowledge OF the trade, and the appreciation
which their work has hitherto met With fb.t I,sr
will be able to manufacture Mill Stones on 70 rez
'onabIe terms az those imported frsm, the North.
and warrant them perform well.
neg have openedshop on 10Th Street, nearly on.
posIte to the Old City Tavern, where sspIemen are
invited to call. ~
NATHANIEL WHITE s. Co.
February
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

J-rEditors of papers in Richmond, Petersburg,
Alexandra, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, would aid the cause of justice and phi.
lanthropy, by giving the following request one
or two insertions in Retrospective papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

Ii R"tes holden i.i'fae Cls.E, oGer Of ne Supe.
ror Court # Chancery for the Richmo,,S Dis
'rct. he s4th day Of bnyust 1916.
Ann Dent Hayes, and Frances Ciaborae, who sur.
Y"sd her husband, William Claiborne,
Pars.
Martha Goode. Administrative, with the will an.
hexea OF Francis 6oode the younger, dec'I
VINO was an administrator with the will an.
nexed OF Robert Goode. decd. and Maxwell
Irokes L Sarah II. his wife, formerly Goods, &
James Scott, Junr. administrator and admins.
tratrix OF Richard b. Goode, decd who was
also an adm n''trator with the will annexed
OF the SAID. Robert Goode, decd. who was
surviving executor of William Black, decd
Samuel Goode, security for the said Robert
Soode, as executor aforesaid, and Tarlion
Saunders, administrator de bonis non, with the
will annexed, Of the said Robert Gootle, decd.
William Wood, administrator of Stephen
southall, deed who was executor Of Turner
Southali. decd. Robert Anderson, administra.
tor OF Peyton Southsll, decd. who was one
OF the executors of James Southall, decd
and John Dangerfeld, the other executor Of
| James Sou,hal,, decd. who was co-executor
with Stephen Southall, decd. (and survived
him) of Turner Southali, decd who was also
az executor of the said William Black, decd
| George Markham, Mary Markham, C I,enosus
boiling, executors SC exeou,rix of Bernard
| MARKHAM, decd. who was one of the securi.
ties of Turner Southall, deed. as executor a
| foresaid, Alice Goode. surviving executrix of
| Francis Goode, the elder, decd and Caroline
Matilda Harris, william A. Turpn, and Ed.
| ward Cox, acting executrix and executor OF
| Thomas Harris, decd. who was an executor Of
the said Francis Goode, the elder, decd. a.
mother security for the said Turner Southall
as executor of William Black, decd,
| DeG',.
The Subpoena ad revirenci,rm awarded in this
cause, not having been returned executed on the
defendants, Maxwell Trokes and Sarah IL. his
vie; and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
tha' they are not inhabitants of this country
~ IS ordered, that the said defendants do appcs
shera on tie trst day of the next tenn and sheu
cause, If any they can, against the revival, by The
SAID process sought and that copy of this or
| DER be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
| published in the city of Richmond for tive
months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the SAID city
A copy-Testc,
Sept. 11-wsw.
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PETER HAGNER,

no. 8ccoHnfGnf.
Editors authorised to publish the laws Of
the United States are requested to insert
the above in their papers three tirres.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

Notice is hereby given, That
petition will be presented to the next General
Assembly praying the passage Of 4 law 10 estab.
l,sh turnpike road from the north end of the
Brook turnpike at Ovens Tavern. to Gfout
Squirrel bridge in Hanover,
August ~. ySv
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VIRGINIA.:

49, S'S''sS ND'Cc oI rms OHDs.
1i'r Co''ri'ef Chalcery for the Richmond D:s.
t'1of, the 24th June, 1916.
farqnhar M'Kenzie, Duncan M'Kcnz;.. cath,.
rIne AIKenzie, John Chisholm, and William
p o''i'noin'' Phfs.
Nathaniel snelson, adminis' ration of, The goods
cnattels &'crecits which, were OF John Ai'Ken.
zie, decd. and Donald " Kenzie, John M'Ker.
zie, William M'Kenzie, John M'Rae and Ma.
~ ms wife, who was formerly Mary MIX enz;e
and Alexander Chisholm, Alexander ChishoIm
lunr. Archibald Chisholm and Donald CHS
Tn, Def's:
The Defendants, Donald M'Renzie, John VI.
henzfe, William MKenzie. John M'ita,, ana
Wary h's wife, Alexander Chisholm, Alexsnder
Chisholm, Junr. Archibald Chisholm, anc! Don.
aid Chisholm, not having entered their appear.
ance and gwen security according to the Act of
assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and i,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this country: IL is ordered,
a. mat the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day of the next term and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the City OF Richmond, for two months sue.
cesslvely and posted at the front door of the c..
pitol, i'll the said City.
A copy-Tsste,
VIM. W. HENING, C. C,
August 2t-w8w.
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so Dollars Reward.

itsn away from the Mrdly Creek Mills on o.
shout the eth of last month, mulatto man, by
the name of
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VIRGINIA:

August IA, 1916. w8w
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I'm. W. Kt's,lg, c. ..
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VIRGINIA:

IL h"'es holden i,i'fas C,eEs oGe, Of fhs Supe.
nor Court # Chanefry for the RichmonG Dis
inct. M- s4th day Of Iugust 1916.
Ann Dent Hayes, and Frances Claiborae, who sur.
Sivsd her husband, William Claiborne,
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.rline 90.
SPANISH TYRANNY ar CADIz.

We are enabled at length to place, in an
authentic form, before our readers, trans
lations Of the cOrrre sDondence of the Spa
nish authorities at Cadiz, with Mr.. Cath
cart, the American consul, on the wanton
seizure and Imprisonment of Richard
Meade, esq. of Philadelphia. 1t may be
useful to preface those papers with some
general information. with which we have
been long acquainted as it will serve to
illustrate the character of that Spanish
government, which has found so many eu-
logists and commentaries, snc will no
doubt find apologists even for this outrage,
and the peculiar injsstice which Mr..
Meade has experienced at its hands. Mr..
Meade has been for severfl years q resi-
dent merchant IN tie city Of Cads, ON his
private account, and an agent Tor many of
the mercantile houses in the u S.who ira
ded to that part Of Europe. The general
distress n the Spanish government at GilFs-
rert peri ds IN the last ten years, is we'll
known, and il is Il fact that not only the
city Of Cadiz, when it was invested BY the
French, but the armies Of Span, in Anda-
lus a, after raising the siege. were indebted
70 the enterprise and to the credit which
Mr. Meade gave the government for 8u6-
sistcuce.
TIE Spanish government, destitute Of
fun.s, or any means or prospect Of pay
ment. found All ample and q constant re-
source. in the confidence which Mr.. Meade
opposed in the hosor and good faith Of the
Spaaiards-and mis- advances in subsistence
aud oiber requisites, were, at various times,
in amount more than tsOo millions y doi-
iars. Occasional payments were made by
bills on London, but the immense sums due
60 him, never were wholly satisfied, and It
is believed that the government Of Spain
still remained indebted 70 him millson Of
dollars. 4
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SPRING GOODS.

F5T!IE Subscribers expect to receive in a day or
two by the Indian Chief from London
Superiine London Cloths and Csssimeres, Toll
nctts and Quitting Fancy MusIins for ladies' dres-
aes, Printed Blue, Buff and Indian striped Dimities,
Furniture do Cotton, and Linen and Cotton I'yke,
York striped Nanl;ecrs, Balloon Bomh"zettes assor-
ted colours, Ladies' Cotton Hose aud Silk Gloves,
Mems and Chidren's Cotton Hose, do. Brown ard
lalf Hose, Buck aud York Tan, Gloves, SEWING Silk,
Ilolmon and Wakey's best London Hats, Britannia
Table and Tea Spoons, Common do. Cloth, Tooth
aud Shaving Brushes, Seine and Shop Twne, 50
Casks Sd. Nails fiat points, Casks tod 20. London
Porter, White Lead, Spanish Brown, SC.
They have on hand, Irish Linens aud Sheetings,
Csmbric and Jseonett Muslin Light anil Dark
ground coloured Prints, aud an assortment Of Hard
'gaI'e and Cnfiery-Al Of which they olIer Tor sale
On accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND COLQUHOUN * Co.
JaneI. If
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n y pursuance of deed Of trust to the subscriber
I frora Christopher Mcpherson, dated the 21it
d5y OfIuy 1914 md duy recorded in the Hastings Court
for the Guy o Richmond for the purpose Of securing the
payments Occfain debts therein mentioned, will be expo
sd 10 sale. Public Auction for ready MONEY! the pre-
misses the 2ld day of August next that part of the Lot
No. $40, with the house thereon bounded by the present
dividing pAles in which the said Chridobher NJ Pherso
lived. mch thereof will be sufficient pay the
said dous. WM. HAY TrUstee.
July "a. 22-tds
The above property will be sold subject TO The dover of
Mrs. HcPheysoi in the OF ier surviving her hus-
hrnd.
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FOR SAIE.

A TRAcT or LAND, lying in the coun-
"A ty Of Fluyanna, the Of che Big ijri Creek,
cont aiming by late survey, TWO HUNDRED AND
rWENI Y-SEvEN ACRES. and Is TIE l0ud pprcha.ed
by Bramial K Bib Of John Rsrland aiiruiiT tfe 1nds
of David Shepherd Captain utcins Barct and others
abou, twotrds OF cleared aud in good cutystcn twin
~ thirty of COOL lowgrounds that may viii but
little trouble aud cxpence be converted into tvo ia-
some t-rous-on tie land is good dwelling, ord ufhcr
nee sary outhoses-also. n barn, and sc,y Hrin
yosg Apple Orchard, and in every rcpect. ~ waerra
and its surronnd, by number Of re'gectabe crzers
about eleven miles fn, the town VI Columbia. and three
miles from Major William Pride, the threenotcie-
roai.
further description is deemed unnecessary It IS
preiuue those ichued purchase VIII hrst view the
prt miss.
SIR rsse FrrbIsh who lives the lind VIII rev Il TO
~ ~ pero. willing 10 pUrtiasaud the terms known
bv application 70 ,Ir Peer x. Johnson living N Coum
do',nfv. LUDLOW BRAHfIAf.
y Juy 81. 1t-sw
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JUST REcEIVED AND FoR SALE-6y
SfIAPARD * WEBB.
81 hhds. srd proof West-lntiia Kun, of supe-
rior quality
10 bids. prime Retailing Moasses
25 casks London Porter
Ia do. Sicily Madeira WINES
10 do. Dry MALAGA
400 barrels Cut Herrings
80 do. Whole do.
$50 do Prime Shad, suitable for the North
ern Markets
A few boxes Raisins.
IN STORE.
Brown, leaf and lump sugars
Green and white coffee, salt, bar iron
Nail rods, hoop and sheet iron
German, blistcred, and crawley steel
Wrought and cut nails
Recti6ed and common whiskey
New-England rum. rice, spinning cotton, tar
Rosin, Whiitsmore's cotton and wool cards
Gnapowder. shot, young Tyson tea, pimento
Ginger, nutmess, SOAP, prime pork, beef
Writing and letter paper, window glass
Putty, indigo, pipes, demijobns, corn, and
Best family Hour, in half barrels
also,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DOEES TIC ca OBS:
CONSISTING OF
Stripes, paids, chanbrays, checks, ginghams,
shrtinss, matrassing, vesting. sc. a quantity OF
sacking and sack bags
Ne daily eahect TO receive,
quantity. Of best gunpowder and imperial tea,
in small chests.
Jnly 81. 24-2w