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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30

A most diabolical attempt to blow
up a gentleman's gate iH the neigh
borhood of Rutherglen was made a
bout nine O'Clock on Monday week. -
A bomb shell had been procured, char
ged with gnnpowdcr, and a hole dug
in the ground Immediately under the
gate for its reception, which upon be-
ing fired, burst with tremendous
noise, to the great alarm Of the whole
neigl,borhood. Luckily however, tho
it took place near public road, and
at that early hour, no PRISON was hurt
by the explosion, neither vi as the gate
injured, the bomb having instead Of a
perpendicular ascent, taken an oblique
direction, scattering its splinters al!
around to tho distance of several hun
dred yards. One Of these broke a
piece out Of the Intel OF a window,
damaged the frame, and broke one OF
the pancs in neighborins house a
mother splinter, it appears, ascended
with a greater angle, flying over the
roofs Of several houses; it lodged in
the EARTH at a great distance from
where the shell exploded /; third
struck the trunk Of young tree,
which it nearly cut half through, and
otherwise much injured. Two fras-
ments of tue shell have been found.
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Observation-Disclosures so.
From tie Savannah Republican, Oct. 81.
TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLlo'
On the 18th Of September, sailed f..
Nassau, On. r bourd 10 Baracoa, 'acen
with goods to the amount Of one thousand
two hundred dollars. THIS can easily be
proved by my papers and the documents
of the custom-house. On The 9th OF the
same month, arrived of the coast OF Gu
ba; at S P. NJ, discovered fishirs boat,
with two men, making tow Yards US, and:
when at hailing distance, they enquired
where / was bound to, and being inturn-
ed that I was going to Baracoa, they
duplicated me to give them a passage
observing that they were inhabitants OF
that place. aud that their boat was leakyy
and about sinking, I by humanity gave
them passage. On the 2sth, at 4 p. NJ.
being to the east of punta Mulas, | was
taken by schr from Amelia, named Sar-
ra, commanded by Edward Fennel, aud
owned by John Morrison, Of that place.
We were boarded withSut any kind OF
respect to tie flag Of his Britannia ma
jesty, aud, without examining the papers.
commenced plundering-I was robbed OF
my watch, fourteen dollars Il my clothes.
At 8 A. NJ. the two vessels we're anchor
| ed at place named Orange Harbor.-'
These pirates proceeded to examine my
papers, after which they decided on
send ng my crew ashore. This was i'm
mediately done however, not before my
pour fellows had been robbed OF all they
had. When they were landed Oh the
beach, three muskets were fired at the m
| for the purpose Of forcing them to retire
in the woods. At the place where we
had anchored, there was Spanish schr
laden with tobacco, which was also tn
ken. The two vessels were then ordered
to the island Of Amelia, and escorted by
! the privateer. On the 4th October, as we
were about entering the harbor OF the q.
bove mentioned place, we we're boarded
BY the boa, OF the United States brig Sa-
| ranac, John Elton, Esquire. commander,
which ordered us alongside of the brig
The captain, after being informed Of the
circumstances which had brought US TO
| that port, sent offa beat to order the pri-
vateer alongside also. The pirates were
arrested and put Oh Board Of the Ssra-
uac /; and, on the 9th, tire Two Brothers
was ordered to Savannah, with an oa!cer,
five men, the cap ain Of the privateer and
one Of his sailors. When watering on
Iekyl, the captain (Fennell) made his
escape.
The same privateer, 81 her cruise be-
fore the last, had robbed from on board
an English schr 1900 dollars belonging
to an inhabitant of the islsnd Of st. All
drOs. one Of the Bahamas.
| think it my duty to give this to the
public, as it will keep them on their
guard against the priyateers fitted out at
Amelia for no other purpose than that Of
pluDdering the vessels of all nations.
WV. CHAs. CoAKLEY.,
Capt. British schr Two Brother s.
We certify that the above account is
correct. Manuel .4rcon, mate.
John .arcon, SEAMAN.
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NJ tire IL had cone not less thar G or

short tine lie had gone not less man y OF
miles.
Unde; standing that Mr.. James 6u'"n'
a gentleman oI character md res,~rfao'-
lity, had seen what was surl osed '" I"
The sane Animal, I yesterday c"n'e'S'd
with him on tie >uhject. He s,a'fs NAV
on Friday the 2sd instant, while ~ he
point of land Gu the cast size 81 lie
mouth OF thr Man aroneck hstbcr' nc law
at a little distance from the rocks u!ua'-
" called the Scotch Caps. which he at
the extremity of Rye Point. large ant
NAL going with great rapidi'y up s"urd'
He Judged his speed to be little or no less
than a mile in a minute. He describes
the irregularity and unevenness 81 III,
back, about SO feet Of which nprpeared
absve the surface Of the water much IN
the way in which | have done.
Twas yesterday informed On credlfa'
Bile authority. that on the day on when
7 saw the above mentioned animal lie
was seen by some person at or IN the W.
cinity of the light house or Sands po'nt'
That it was a SEA animal ot great bulk.
TO me is certain.-Ihat il is What is usu-
aly called Sea Serpent, AND the same
which appeared in Gloucester harbor is
only probable.
With much respect.
Sir, yours, &c.
THOS. IlERTTELL.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER so, 1917.

In the folio wing pathetic lines we re-
cornize the pen Of SELLEcH OSBORN,
ESQ. This effort Of his genius is bsuu-
tiful flower added to the wreath which he
has so tastetully woven. Bos. Fan.
From the .7merIcan Waickman.
THE TREBLE VOICE.
That vuice--0, how its war5linss thrill
Each nerve with rapture, While hear
While ev,rJ earthly thought is still.
And none but purest pleasures fill
My senses, crowding at my ear.
Hark-how it swells! SO swells my soul
With Joy exalted, pure and holy;
1t rises! Earth, thy base control
Ispurn! Adieu, vain world Of folly
For disclaim all sroveliing joys
feast on sound-I live on song
raise immsrtal with that voice,
To Heaven, where all such strains be-
long.
In tender cadence now it falls
Bceathes gently through the sacred
dome,
Like, the angelic tone that calls
A Kindred spirit to its home.
lis ended-but the lovely strain
Still breathes delight on fancy's ear:
Mortal find myself again,
know it by this STARTING tear.
IT'S DO! nv present sense alone
That wakes. sweet LAURA, at thy
song;
DIt images Of pleasures fown,
Around the seat Of memory throng.
For then I think of other days,
When ONE. with heart as pure as thine,
Beside me rais'd the hymn Of praise,
And blended all her soul with mine.
Sing Oh, fair warbler! o, restore
The dear illusion to my view,
To soothe my widowed heart once more
The dream of past delights renew.
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From the .NsuV. England GdLary.

TTUW Utf sNC"- EHotHH" e"sSJs
NEW VARIETY STORE.
The subscribers inform their friends
and the public that they have formed
a copartnership. which will be known
by the name Of
pERriNAX PERIOD & CO.
and have taken room in an attic sto-
~ adjoining the printing-ofiice Of the
New England Galaxy, where they
intend TO keep a general assortment of
LITERARY COMMODITIES,
of ancient and modern, foreign and
domestic manufacture, suitable for all
ages, ranks, conditions, tastes, ap-
petites. ,aprices. prcjudiccs, whims
aid fancies. From the extensive
connexions they have formed abroad,
they trust they shall be able to tickle
the humors of the most fastidious To-
yer of imported kuick-knacks, whe-
Their philosophical, theological, or C.
biological, physical, metaphysical, or
critical. CONTIGUOUS to their ware
room, they have established ware
mandatory, furnished with a p!eati-
full supply OF raw materials. and ex-
pert artists, from which they expect
t. be able to satisfy the more csuri-
ent but less squeamish appetite OF
those who prefer indigenous products
10 foreign iabrications.
PERTINAX PERIOD,
SIMEON sCALPUM.
NICHOLAS NOBODY.
n. B. Orders solicited, and cxecu-
ted in the neatest and most cxpedi-
tions manner, and every favour CRATE
fully acknowledged.
Addresses and Orstions, for all
occasions whatsoever, made at short
notice, and of the finest materials.
Candidates for the bar, the pulpit,
or the rostrum, supplied with figures
Of rhetoric, in any quantity, and
taught the true and Legitimate use of
the Epanaphora, Ecphonesis, Erose-
sis, and Synchoresis.
Constitutions for Cent Societies.
Tract Societies, Temperate and In
t,.,uperate Societies, always on hand
by the thousand, gross, or single.
College Exercises in prose OF verse,
and in various languages, such as He
brew, Chinese, Patagonian, Benga.
le,e, and Shawanese.
Dissertations and Essays upon all
things, of all dimensions, for all pur-
poses, aud adapted to all capacities.
Sermons, for young preachers, Ia
bricated,--and for old ones, turned
and altered to the fashion Of the times
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NEW VARIETY STORE.
The subscribers inform their friends
and the public that they have formed
copartnership. which will be known
. Al
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Candies g Soap

TOHN G. LADD T. CO.. Agents for
Oh Hyde's Mandatory of Baltimore,
have now on hand, and will be constantly
supplied with
Mould Candles 6f all sizes.
Brown, yellow and white Bar Soap, in
boxes weighing from s5 lbs. to 100 lbs.
each.
Windsor, rose, variegated, compound
yariesated, palm. wash ball and trans.
parent Soap, in boxes Of six dozen each,
all warranted equal in quality to any
manufactured in America, and it will be
for toe convenience and interests of pun
chasers to apply for their supplies. with
which they Gun be accommodated in any
quantity at the lowest prices.
November Is
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For Freight,

FOR ErCiSu1,
Az The sIoop CCHISTiIU,
Si&F{ATI0N, Seguine, master, aud
,sloop ALLIGATOR, ire
Ss>A--AcS-Sl vers. mastc:, oarthea sos
Dos. each substantial! gosi vessels, Mil
be realty 70 receive their carg1eS IN
~ GiF,. EeiIh. To New-Yurk or
Nngio.i would be preferred Apply t.
J:!itS G.. LADD y {"
N.ySmhC: -
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CONSULTING OF

81 \ llONhRf. Sikt Itl-ES,
CONSISTING OF
Superfne folio 4 quar to post, bot pre:s-'
ed, gilt and plain bes, vel'um and cCm-
mon f. lscap paper, drawing. log. IGOR
monser's, large wrapping 4 biot'irg 10. 3
a large quantity Of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch, English and American very be-t t,
inkpowder japan & India ink ClG,rs
durable do. +; Crehore's and numpu,vs>
hot pressed eagle cards invitation AID
visiting ditD. plain, gilt and embossed ;;
best black lead ard camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves's genuine cGIb,s in
large and. small boxes and single cakes
pen-knivss OF the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk Knives !;
ivory folders; Egyptian, Pewter, glass.
plated and pocket inkstands Of all sor ; 4;
geptlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fne aid
common; pocket books OF every descrip-
tion; asses skin tsblets; sealing wa.
aud wafers; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand corrtirg haase files and laces ;
violin strings, German Il Roman states
aud pencils; India rubber; silver alul
plated pencil cases, wafer seals !, Plated
spectacles Gunter's scales aud diYiders:
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment Of charts Bluni's
West-India AtlIs; coas pilot and Bow.
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition
lire toned German flutes, with T. ok,
OF instruction Tor de. and all uther ill.,
strumests large assortment OF mt
SIC & music books; merchants account
books of every description; record ditto;
cyphering and copy books co7rcrpIats
copies OF very superior Kinds /; bitles,
testanents, and common prayer books Of
all sizes and in all the various kinds ct
binding-ali the Greek 4. Latin school
books and classics Row IN use.
A general assortment OF English arr.
French Schopl Books, picticnSirs and
Gramtuars, too humorous for iiSe,linn-,
and great variety OF Chi'iren's Books,
iu quality, With ehgravi,g., from the
press vi Samuel Weed and others.
~ Blank Books Of every kidd made
toany pattern in the neatest manner aL.s
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 s.ntA:s
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Just SeCaVed,
At r. GRAY's bookstore.

At r. CRAPS Bookstore, ::
SfEETCHkS of Lower Canada, by J.
y SAMSON. Esq. author of Letters FROM
Europe, etc. Price in boards, s %
Piacide, Spanish Tate, Translated IT.
les Baltuecas III Madam de GeniiS.--
Price in boards, 81
CoIaridge's Biographical Sketches. tt-
tsrary Lie aud Opinions, etc. Price IN
boa us 81 IS
NVarreu's America, S vok. Price IN
5oerds 80
correspondence Ct Louis l6'h, YES.
in boards s. 80
Ramh,ch's Mclitatious, 81 Sc.
NJyeG.ber SO,
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Notice.

ENHE co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm Of PEvN & HAN.
NON, was dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, by mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since and will be 10
future, under the firm Of WILLIAM q
WALTER HARMON, who ale fully
authorised to settle the accounts OF the
W TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer Tor sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, a hand>
some assortment OF
PAN and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
SWeboards Il Ladies work stands
Baaureaus tCand!e stands
fables Sofas
Bed,teads EASY chairs
Secretary e book Hair and moss mat
cases Y trasse., &c. &c.
Al of which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices 70? cash. or 10 punctua. Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on The TURNING BUSINESS,
both O! wood and iron. The above bust
ue,s will be punc'uNlIy attended to, aud
al! those that please 10 favor Us with
heir custom We trust will receive gens-
raj satisfaction
WI. & WALTER HARMON.
NOyc.laer ! Il
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British & American Stationar,'
November o..

NUST received, for sale by the sub,
% scrbers, complete assortment u
STATIONARY. ARTICLES,
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Negroes for Sale

VNiIL be sold for ready cash, at
w Fairfax Court House. on Tues
day the 9Th Jay ct January next, und :
a decree of the Chauccry District Crnr;
of Fredericksburg, ADULT 20 valuable
Siaycs-men, Women and children. boys
aud girls. Among lhtm are some valua.
bic carpenters. November e
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Sicily Madeira Wine.

Sicily Madeira Wine. .r
II AHD1NG IRON the schr Phoebe and
Ia Sally, Capt. Harding, and for sale
by 'LAWRASON u F0WLE,
Is pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of superior quality.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO, g. -. :. e.
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
: Portland,
20 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens dc.
tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81 -.
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Patons d Butcher
Teas. Candles & Oats.

Cdo, NdfIIIICo O odtos
KOIlN G. LADD & Co. have received
% per schr Henrietta, from Baltimore,
aud offer for sale,
10 chests Yourg Hvson. and
5 do Imperial Tea. OF ship North
Points cargo. superior quality.
100 boxes mould candles, from Hyde's
mandatory, Baltimore. .
Also, sfost the cargo Of slosp Allisa-
tor, of 1890 bushels Albaby Oats.
November CT
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Bojtlnp Citths.

vIHE Subscriber has this day tecei'-
ed, 'srse and elegant assert
nent of Bo'tihg Cloths, Of a superior qua.
lity, which viii be offered Tor sale at the
wsre c, Mr,srs. Butts d CawOod, king-
street, A'ex'a. where he intends keeping
4 cs,cni 80 assortment in FyTURE.
So. ) AMOS ALEXANDER
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inst. Published.

And for sale at r GRAf's Bookstore,
A CONCISE VIEW OF the Principal
a Points Of Controversy, between the
Protestant and Roman Churches.
December
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
4LMANACS, for 1918

II t<|'A "A 4 ~ >'S v"
lust published and for Sale by the gross.
dozen o. single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
.E, &C.. Hin has or hand,
large stock OF writing and letter paper
pastebnards, states, blank books, quilts
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rOOmS.
Family and common bibles and tesla
uents, prayer books, psalm AID Lymo
books, with many other established reli-
siovs works Of merit. 4 genera! assurt-
meut OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, Mavor's,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian aud Phi
ladelphia spelling books, Murray, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro.
dustion to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. l, 3 anu 5, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Gsldsnish's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
tmsrcan speaker, Dodsley's aud Crox
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Neal's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & JaudOn's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a libe-
raj discount. August 81
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For Charleston. S. G..

Plaster. Beef, Candles, &c.
TORN G. LADD 4 Co. Offer for sale
o the cargo of brig Economy, from Bv'-
ton, viz:
90 tons Plaster PARIS
so barrels No. beef
so boxes mould candles
500 bushels pOta oes
le dozen nests boxes
3 barrels MuscOyadO sugar
= casks seine Irvine
Is cases mems and boys coarse
shoes, of the best qualities. Dec. S
For Boston,
res The regular packet brig
as SECONOMY, captain Ham
nett. For freight or passage,
tSZSssE having the best a:commcda-
tons, apr,y to JOHN G. LtDD & Co.
December 5
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1917
Salt and Coal ahoat.

Salt and Coal ahoat.
NYTILL be landed this day from OF
w board the brig Planter, from Lii
verpool direct,
1000 Bushels coarse liverpool salt
1000 English coal
And few of the very best English
cheeses, for sale by
Nov. II MORDA. MILLER
. Notice.
FNiIE Subscriber having taken into
4 partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm ot CArLETT t5 IRWIN.
Al! those having claims against me, are
requested to present them and receive
their money; and all those indebted, are
reancctfully solicited to make payment
with es little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CATLETr.
For Sale,
157 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklen.
burgs, oznaburgs hessians, creas, platil-
las, estopiilas, brittanies, choletts and
dowias 49,.
600 boxes consisting Of half pint, pint,
quart tumbfers and decanters
90 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cnrhia! glasses, wines, tumbiers, pitch
ers. Plates and dishes
600 boxes window glass, by 10 and
aad 10 by IL
so chests hyson and imperial1 : =
teas e,
1908 pieces short yellow nan - :
keCnS {.
5000 do. long yellow do. Q 5
iG7 boxes India China, consisting Of
dining sets, tea sets, cups and saacers,
p;nt bowls, dung aud desert plates, lat
AID deep
6 pipes, 10 half pipes aud 20 quar-
ter casks very sup. London PARTICULAR
Madeira Wise, IRON Gordon, Duh, In.
gl.s K Co.
German steel, very sup. quality. cop
perpOts and. tea-ksttles, soap, candles,
AID nal!s' Tor sale on reasonable terms.
CATLETr u IRWIN.
October II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-05

n The ENQUIRER /, published twice a week. gene
Ssly, and three week during the session OF the
Safe IesisidtnreP Price, the same heretofore Fire
viirs per annun payable in advance Notes of Char
tered Banks (oayJ with he received in payineut The
Editor will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by
B.a the postage OF al letters being paid by wri-
tiers.
papers will lie discontinued tbut at the discre.
The Editor until all arrearag.s have paid
n Whoever willguarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall receive a teuth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
= One Squdre--FirSt insertion, rs eents-each
tir1drce, 81 cents.
No advertisement inserted, untuh has either been
psidJor or assumed by person in this city its
snvirons.
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To the 14dmirers Of Natnrui Curiosifu.

10 NE |IdnllrfrS OF Natural CurlOSifV.
TIVE subscriber respectfully informs the public that on
the 2sd of August next, he will illuminate UifT Care
III Augusta county Va. the hour O'Clock til
the hour Of three in the a;ternoon-and particularly re-
quests those, who wish take good of one of the
greatest Natural Curioses ia this country attend
II VIII be attended with considerable expense
notbe often repeated. The Cave has upwards 20 di
ferent apartments OF various sizes 20 to 800 feet
In length timely variegaed with spars different de
sciipiions-sone hanging like with folds Others
i"ined In iasy pillars, reaching to the ceig-tO
immense heights others, hanging like cices of various
sizes and shapcs.
The Subscriber lattcTs himself that those. who will be
at the trouble toview that day will he generally well
Peasedand dSsres them that every thing in his power
shall be doHe to accommodate them.
HENRY v. BINGHAM.
July ~. 2a0.
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August I

ri LOltoES hNo LAND FOR sALE.--FuIsuant 10 a DE
cree Of the County Court OF Hanover will he sold
.'feior t1!HdM HHHGiey, d6ceaSGd Friday the 22nd
lt ~ aIr, otherwise the next fair day at the Tavern OF
sS' sarah Haw, iuthe County OF Hanover abOmt three
Iilrs above Hanover Town, on the Richmond road
EtHHi NEGROES, consisting of 1Icn. Homer and
tH!EdTeR, brobgitg 10 the Of the said Hundey-
Among the said Negroes are Two very likely Young men
one 0 whom IS very good hOnse aud body servant ard
ADs olGcT mas neen occasionally employ cd cipaci-
Yer. go ~ MN
Nll be sold also, at the time and place in pursu
Snce OF sad Decree SHp0Et TRdCI If L4ND belong
lIg 70 TIE sad estate lying in the said County about
lhle inn half from Hanover Town. and Is from Rich
AHond-coniainiIg about fffy acres.
IweIve months credit win be allowed the purchasers
1oT the Land aud Negroes upon their giving bonds and
sppoveG security, with interest from the date if not
ruDctualy paid
By tie Commissioners.
August l. % idss
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Stationary P,.j-,

The hrst five numbers of the frst DAYS drawing
entitled TO $50 each blanks or nri,es $50
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entt.d to $3.50 each 900
Tie iast drawn ticket on the twentieth ds,,s
drawing, 50oo--
800