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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-11

FINANCES ne Luke Teturued 10 rIanee
yeRerday
The French Government, we under.
ltand has given orders for the purchals
of 40, 600 barrels Of -four in America,
for the fupply of the city of Paris.
Londaa earn Exchange, Dec. 3o.-Our
market was well fuPplied with Wheat
this morning from Edex, beGdes con.
Gderable quantity from Holland, which
cauied very heavy fales, at a reduction Of
full IS per quarter, large quantity re-.
naming on hand at the cIole of the mar
ket Barley is IS per quarter dearer,,
having thort fupPly to day Peas, Oats
and Beans fully fuPport lsit weeks pri-
ces.-W Wheat, Kent, and Lick, loos a
II5s per quarter Dantzic, IIos a I32s,
Flour, zoos 1855 PEI lack.
LiUerbocI, Dec as No lefs than 800
bbls. of Flour have arrived here from A
merica in the lalt two days
LONDON, JAN. 3.
The Paris papers of Tuefday arrived
this morning
he KING, IN order to give The Duke
of REGCIo (OUDINoT) particular and
perfona mark of his fatisfaaion, has sP-
pointed him Infpector of the National
Guards of the Department of the Senf,
and Commander in Chief of the Nation.
al Guards of Paris, Iufpecior General
and Member of the Committee, of which
MONSIEUR, the Colonel General of the
National Guard is PRECEDENT.
1t is fuppoted the oefion will not be
over before March, but that there wiz
be another SefEion at the end of May.
+" Much is faid of the conlcquencs
which the fufpenGon of the payments
due by France on account of the war
contributions may produce; but conf.
dence is derived from he tried gOsd
faith OF the Government and the cAndouf
which Pervades the Budget Of 1917.
- Il is aferted thar The Cou.t If Vi
emma has made propo6tions to Differed
German Courts relative to the concluiisn'
OF a Concordat with the PoPE.
+" The Engli(h ara fortifying Genoa,
and feem TO intend to render it anolher
Gibraltar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-11

Finances The Duke returned to France
yeRerdaY.
The French Government, we under.
ltand has given orders for the purchaic
of 40, 600 barrels Of -four in America,
for the fupply of the city of Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-11

LONDON. DEC 81.
The iudden arrival and departure of
the Duke q Wellington continues 70 ex
cite fpeculations. Ii is generals attri-
ou.ed 10 entertainments in the French
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ALBEaT.

rue newspapers OF Rome give tile following account
g, aHituei pcrpcfacd IN thst city. The assassin is
"'i'as ii"rZei an ecciesiastic. Condemned 10 ex,
NV foDbtff, he conceived the idea assassnatiaa
p''st named Dominique Nadamdrae, his maid ser
N & - !ouii. man who lived in same Lorse 4 IA
A'- ali tue ntome, he ia hopes of fudug TIr as
Sassih RED heen treated with the greatest kindness y
tt> rcrie>iastic. one he went 10 his housr
canned wi,I apouard. told him that le was condemned
"sNuc tat ne was pursued by the police officers mud
s"icitcu ot hiin an asylhn for the night promising 10
q.t h"ir TIE neat morning. The old man raut-
"a MS irlnrs IN tito night the rose with tl.
hht"iCi committing the crime. the feelings of
hhiaiity anu niendship the better of him aua b
f'ho"hccd MS plan, AMI returned To bed.
NcNt hiorniig. having tlanked The generous but i'm
hdct OLD man, he departed but the course of tho
way iencnhnso ms weAkncss he returned in the even
2 10 Tue priest slrisc, and obtained again. under diff
.Ient pTctence, leave Of passing night there tic
t4nhity ~ his crime again stopped his criminal arm
en r went away the ieNt rornins without having per-
Fetia'ac;t pnrins this day he again repentsd of his
"enAseSs, ana {" strc his heart had r.cnurse TO drink
aug is returned l" the poUse of the astousLed ecces
fc VINO, not sIspestins personal danger wa, soon
u'ced Oy The aftfu address of this wretch to grant
hun asaln his wish. - a
about the middle Of the night he lighted his amn nj,
eed i in tn" Of his guest cut his ltiroat mud Sal
Yea Nun III the breast, without his victim utlrray cry
tietErk went 10 TIE bed the ual and tbouyb
NE sa"hch her IN i've places with his po;uard She sin
Tau sfength 10 escape nom The murderer and ran To tho
room o hei master but seeing him weiteriug la his
"'' SUI Liza hsTscit under the bed, bat this monster
asseu hcr Irpin by the tar and stabbed her with,
nhs mercy He then gathered together the pronrstv Of
ms victims slept short time in d chair and weut tn a
Hehu 81 his nthc CITY. IL al his friends tb.t no
was apprehended he has tried aud sentence ed Ia
he ue9ahed from the ccelesiastic functions and mis-
f03icOr T0per.
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Nr no" 'iayc IL in our power 10 presnnt 20
or readers the nj Ircsses of his evccllenry ,,o.
~, n ,olpkIns 70 Urn. Noocr AMI Ero0.n.
on ne occasion nf presenting them in ti,c ~,
RIO. with tie Swnrd. voted them hv tI. L.
- "lrFc. rs tokcnot gratitude for their me-
Nv. ~ ices, anI the replies nf tAnso dis
tm"u's'fed citizens. There wcro ptcser,f ttl,io
i"''TSuhg rcrerony most Of the members ~
y!c e"isla'nrc, a'h = vast coucontsc Of In.
uicS anh genil"nirn Of The cifv. prrl;,, 'na,'v
I" fbc presenting the Swords. his Exrcllcwcy
bovefhor addressed the aud. cnce as foi-
fcf'or C1ii<sns
81, - aiatc and tsscnlly of fI,is st,f. f,,,.
o!""ice me 90 communicates, n cir ,,,u,,l,. lin
:" h rti'i.rf nd scrYiccs of osHrcrs ,cI,o
a'tp@ni,bca Themselves IN the ii,c war and
- "f"'r"' "a tf"r'innaorisls OF public .,,,nro
bfiini. fnd groiiiude. "PP''
"''I myself Of This occasion 70 aisc'.srpe
tdc 'r@'j onrrcy representatives, hive COZ,
w Uterine nYon tlie performance of ,L;s
if''tr''ilg dHtV, The ocra ion io,nressi,,,,,, r
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iFeox r.r silpDLrssx GAxrrrx.1

a1e, iyea(tf, Beauty aim Religion.
Victor what syN,is the wreath
That .fSi entS.n'd thy brow
Alas. 'hosc ilnyt'rs Up longer breathe,
For death hath laid dice low
sli What avail, IL stviicd urn
That bl2zons forth thy fanei
tii:t scnlptnr'd vase TO dust sil.l turn
oblivion Blot Thy rarne.
what too avais ,hos, SEARS 50 deep,
Hecciv'din bati,e-fia,
" fheg'Fo J.t'Ogfs ~ rator p'--Tiue shall sweep
Thy vs.i"l's proofs away:
Aud what 1yJils the poets song
fnat snu'sds thy praiWs forth
The poets head Shall rest .ie lung
Upon it, mother caf:l.
hy'rice, what awaits ul dreams
OF happinrss IA god
1liy funeral torch a'rr;idy gl,sm-
tbs days on earth are t,.id
What now awaits Thy hua'd,d wealth,
Is Il with thee inurn'dl
y" *dLcd from lhe earth Won calus
inJ naked hast r,iarnd."
Iean'y, what avail, ,hcro.-
iit deck IN, din IT, cheek,
aer"i th' head sha,l sITrw h. Shows
Aud death his vengeance wreak
And what awaits tlls form fair
or eyes 50 dazzling bright
Thar form shall waste 'ncath smlen caic,
those SANS shall set IA night.
n1t i'lrs RELIGION lnneh avais
fly ttpc qf hiss -, hcdr'a:
toi though tn, harlue, by adverse gales,
on DEATHS dark shore he diva
Vel tiiouranst sinile-thy steady eve
can pierce the cherries giOrn
Anh view, through dark intuTiiy,
The dcy-sPrig of the tomb.
ALBENT.
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JouS SrNcLrToy.
Oftso Higk nus II yuHfee,
In he CoDElOn
Pleas.


The SeMk of South Corolina.)
nc itH!HfW brought his action to the Dc
JsRhdHfs eght hundred dollars Of their bills Il ap
pe"eu III evidence that 4 demand had been made
nra The CashieI in .JHtv 1915 at the nank In HE Dr,
ahee hepiesidcnt. for the of Notes IL, ype.
&C. and that the Cashier returned The fIloc,ur
tsn reply to the Notary viz. "
~ ne OF tie 'anSs do present pay ont specie il
"li net be in the power OF this Pank 10 a,,nny ,,,s
fftc ecran that wOad bf Immediately made ii thew
Cpmpil'" w thiS instance The BOARD. therefore think
seSie hi are ready 10 tab. them up with the Notes nf
me ~ ~ ~ fhf suite or anu ofthe Ranks in is Citv
ut" give their drafts on N.rfh.Carslina on
A"trs, il prcfrrred.~ r'F " "'J
"a no aOpe?r That his written refusal was under
te corporate seal and II proved thai no was
demanded on the Notes IT the time thcy were resen,ed
c. ,r' would have been received spe
TWO questions were made in this case:
Isl Whether there sufficient evidence Of the ref,
~, p s Corporation to pay IL specie, the reply Of
'e NashieT not being under the seal of the Como
Iator, ana not having been required TO be sealed
- sst.e Notarywho made The dcrandl
~ whether any interest ought to be allowed the plai
tff " ' i''''
Interest was claimed from the date Of the Notes 3,
s'' rs l.oi me demand hut the point most debated
Nnetnr' SANK Note carried interest from the
@ " - ue,ia issued " WAS the wish of the Defend
ans Counsel. as whispered AT The her ta, H..
CONSTITUTIONAL Court had determined that Nsfes raysbis
~ 'c'u hIeW interest from rs dates that this orrs-
Ton, $" nponantto BANKING Institutions sbouId i've sei
,ce 2, once The Plaintiffs Counsel ssafed this claim
Wtlon pressing Tire subject.
A me C"Hr charged IN favour nfthe Plaintiff upon an
.hP s'"ntsfifePt fh0t Ct interest from ne n0fc Tie
pfrsmi. jude stated that he was muacguaintcd viii
.ny constitutional decision sto this hut il here was
sWn an one, ihcTe obvious dsfiuttinn betwern
bas votes sol those of individuals PAYABLE ON demand
drn.aLd. WA ''s' CT 'i""i uhe
ne case vas argued before his honor judge Gyi1tc
nIs :" ne observed, that although the IJrfendan,,.
No"u examined witness as to the premium ON sn.-
&c al tue tine OF the demand in this case yct no arpv
' "ss pI'Hi'afed Hpon 1t in his address Ia the Iury
w Wisi"i' 10 The FOREGOING Report would ooIy r.
E Js''" I" The bank Of South. Carolina and for
IVY information OF the citizens ofuhcr sfatcs Tia, at The
, ., ,.e uchand nr specie by The paintf the 2ob
c',, 80 nc 'Derie belonging 10 all The hanks in
tii. -i"n was IN Cpifnbi0 whittier IL lad tecn trgns
rsn =" oFohcr. IsiJ 20 e placed OUT nfthe reach 81
w ehy ,"so Threatened an invasion oG the Snntbc,
q "' wa, then actually invading the Middle States 40.
vs. nos Wrought back 70 Charleston mil Apfil fsis
ASrOCEifULDER
In nc BQRk ri .Soufd-(1reliy,
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lie iie. il la, Seen my gfeatest blessing to have
enoyed yours, and the friendship, confidence,
aud support ofr,any of your martial compan-
ions and express not more my own, than
The feelings of IN, constituents. in wishing. that
tine residue Of your life may be.as useful and
honorable as the past, and that its close may be
the commencement OF celestial rcpose.
Anscer of luai. Gen. Bro,ra.
SIR-You will perceive how difficult il is for
me to express my high sense of the obligations
feel to this great state, for the honor confer
red upon me by voting me this sword and to
your excellcncy, not only for the friendly zeal
first ordered me upon command, and for the.
undertaking support which | have always re-
ceived from you during the most irving peri
DDS. The sentiments which such conduct has
Impressed upon me, will cheer the goomiest
moments OF my lite, and be the iasttu leave me
when liteitselfi is departing. The moral power
created during the late war, by the elevated
counsels, which prevailed ill this capital, ex-
tended TO every American. twas felt upon the
Niagara, aud the soldiers who had the good
fortune to act upon that splendid theatre, have
associated with their proudeSt recoliectons the
name of New York.
The praise your excellency has been pleased
to confer on the troops have had the honor to
command, is Just; they have always cndeavor-
ed to do their duty; and to me ii affords the
highest OF all enjoymcnts 10 see tlat their coum-
try awards to them its need OF appreciation. II
was passport to glory to he united TO such
inen NC Salldit spirit OF thOScWhO maze arms
their profession. and efthose who under the
mestappaliing circumstances. voluntarily as
sumed the dangers and privations of militar,
life, has reflected lustre on their leader, far
beyond his own humble merit.
As hold your good opinion in high cstina-
ton, the favourable view that you have been
pleased to take Of my conduct is grateful to
me-but Unjust recciiect that your cxcellen-
cy measures my military character by the scale
of friendship; always remembered that the
government of my country subjected itself To
grcatrespousibility in assigning to me the office
OF General, so in turn, I believed it to be an
incumbent duty not to shrink from any respOn-
sibility imposed upon me. TO this sentiment,
aided by the distinguished men with whom
have had the happiness to be associated, and
the undoubting confidence with which have
always viewed tho uncqual,cd qualities of the
American soldier, is mymiitary fortune. what
ever It may have been, undcrGod, to be as
crbed.
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he a1tlor ofthc following beautiful lines is unknown,
but they fail tc remind Que Of The rct and
p'aihNe song OF jacob, beginning Whittier is the vio
lee lied =! Which has lately sap.ared several
pefs but which we re.rGhlshcd from Salem Ca,.its
ten years ago. WHICH Tecolieet right the were
translated. lBostJa paper.
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August 81.

1--WE Subscribers respectfully Inform puDle, That
II TIE Merchants CoDee- House y Steam Boat HJfes,
sitaicd IT the Of MaIketsqiare and Union street
Norfolk, Is NOW open for tie reception OF those who
FAVOR them with their company hterto the unfinished
STATE oi che budding has prevented the entire adjustment
Neycry department OF the Hotel but thes feel pleasure
m assuring the public that the establishment
pletcly prepared 10 entertain citizens travellers ia
style OF eecancc and accommodation exceeded the
uHited States.
WEST s. BROWN.
N. =. The Pest Office and Reading BONN aiischeto
the Hotel
February 1. 50 2awIw&w6w
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February I.



IN CHANCEKY.--In Gcochland County Court leId
u Nov. 1916.
Henry Curry and Elizabeth his nije, Nathania CARY
5IOrrissctf, tpEich said Elizabeth and Irances
Cary, aud Johh +. and E'HiiGm l1o,vissett are
children, heirs and derisfcS Of nm. Morriysctf dec
Plaintiffs, against Ih0s. Uifier Meyif Of GooclLund
county, to srkom tie estate Of HIM. Tdrrar dcr,d
aras committed NTH his nil annexed nhich said
I'm. Fdryar, dec. Has executor Of JPls. NorriSstU
dec. Royal IdrrGr aud Jf0rg0ret his rife aoinrh
I'm. U0rrisSstt, dec. Elisabeth FaTrar aid0E OF
s1id I'm. FaTTdT, dec. Jeremiah Wooidyidge aud
SaSS1ina his feye, Han. tarrar, I'm. Harding
James Harding, Thomas Harding John Iuydiy,r.
Giles HdrdiDg, George Hording, John Coc kriU and
EASGLefhhiS ayf, idte Efi-dbtfh Harding, Edmund
E!r6S dIa Polyhi lrJe Kate Fotky H0rding JJla.
Ford ,Jr Daniel IraLne, Natfhe1p Bm,tosf and
Thomas 6artoof y DsneI B1f,yoct, chitdyea Of said
1IdtfheU BnrfOof ard Mary hiy tate Gije Robert
-jcIyer and Elizabeth his nite, john Iauoiyee and
betsy his 'rijt, tate Betsy IoTd, DorreH Ford JOS
II. FORD, Inn f.OxTHOy, -4stdgrsOs .Shepyard aud
Patsy his trf t0te Patsy FarrGT, u9aofr OF Ihonas
Iaryar, dec. and EEsd5efh and RoJsrf Farrar
chiIdrea oj Thomas FarTay, dec. Defendants.
The Defendants Thomas Harding, John Hording
Giles Uar6lHg, George Harding, John C0ckyiik and
Elisabeth his 4gtr and Edmund RiDeS 0SAl PJlLy his
cnrity according To the Assembly and the rules of
This Court, aud II appearing 10 The satisfaction of the
Court that they Inhabitants Of this COUNTRY II is
Ordsred That the SAID defendants do appear here on
the third Monday in March next and answer the bill of
tie plaintiffs and that copy of tis order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond for two months successively, and posted at
the front door of the court house of ils county.
Ccny, Ieste,
w MILLER e r. r
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VIRGIIIl LaND-OtEGL.5

y
n compliance with an act oi the General Assembly Of
the Coi',onN eal,h ofNirgina, ehtitled An Act to
amend the several laws concerning Eschcats" passed
February the l4th, Isll-l do, hereby, make Known,
that, by the ceIthcateJf the esceaor in for the
county OF Chestcrcld bearing date and received into
Tits ofice this day II appears that the following
nte, of which certain John WIoud, aien died scz-
ed and possessed has been found bysu Inquest taken nc
coTdng law before the said eschcr OH the 9Th day
of March, 1916. to have escheated the said Common
wealth THAT is TO say
-Four and half of land lying aud beirg in the
said county oil Chesterfield conveyed to said by
Robert Anderson by two several deeds bearing date OH
the 20 day of October 1874 the four aud
the other for hall acre. and both ofecord in the cou
~ court al the said county
Two haf-ac:e lots Of ground In the town of Manehes
ter and county afsresad-Ihe one lying ON the south
side OF the main leading MayYs Bridge with St.
ven houses MISUNDERSTANDING the lots OF kennon Jiles
and others, and known and distinguished in the plan Of
the said town by No Pa and conveyed by John Archer
Surviving trustee of George Robinson and John ATcher
to the said MLond by deed bearing 3Oh day Of
Nav and record in the coi.nty court of the said
county.-Te other lying the north side of the main
street leading Ma, o's Bridge with three houses there
oR-adjoinng the lot OF Robert Graham aud others *
known and distinguished III the plan Of said town by No.
225, aud conveyed To the said ~ Loud by deed ofbarga
and sale from Branch 4. Archer bearing date the LIST
day of May 1911 which is Of record IN the county court
OF the said county OF Chesterfield.
MM. e. PENDLETON,
Register " the Ldnd-lyf1ce.
ra,r
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- held at Richmond, Dec. lg, 1876.
A libel having beca filed ia this Court nv VIM Writ
ESD Attorney Tor The United States FOR tie Virginia bis
uct, against t"o crates " EaJtheR Ware, fourteen
E@-OTS, one 0OseR hHioeS amt dozen Forks and
Tie citation beng returned eXecuted-kc said libel sta
ting that tile said two carthcn ware fourteen
ra<ors one dozen knvss and dozen forks imported
ia the brig William Ezi, imclnded in the ma
hcstoi the cargo Of the said brig required by the aol
ot Congress All persons, therefore, having OF claim
ing any part, share interest in said earihen war.
azors knives and forks hereby notified cited ana adj
"hstu I" appear before this Court the day of
ie next Term and shew cause II amy they have why
decree OF condemnation should oa pass as in ana
BY The SAID libel is prayed ind IL is Ordered oud
Urecfrd, That copy OF this order forhw m insert
ed al one or more OF the public newspapers printed in the
city OF Richmond At least three tnes-and that COPY
thereof be likewise posted at the the ca
pei and other public places the ;said city, for the
space OF fourteen days
copy, Taste,
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RICHARD JErFRtEs, Clh
February I.
STEPHEN d. WATKINS, ]

tNM y NICHOLAS HEWLETT, .SGddfo a HarNeSS
w U0kc's t!ree doors below the Courthouse Tavern,
on the north side of Mainsteet Richmond respectfully
inform iher friends and the public generally that they
nave conSctcd themselves ia business intend car.
various branches with that meaness aud durability that
cannot be e1ceed by amy in America. Many are aii 10
hoast but they can assert this without the of COLI
tradictIonwith such confidence in themselves they so
CIT public encouragement, and confident those who
ma, favor them with their CUSTOM Will lave cause
to regret il.
Fey Ii.
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VALUABLE LIND FOR StLE.--Tfe Subscriber Is
DESTROYS OF removing to thr Western Country nnd
affect s object. proposes 70 sell Tie Tr0cf NJ Iand
whefcon she lives Ia the county Of Buckiuriam
containing aiinut3on sctes adoiniua The lanas of Capt
inhn 4. Jones. Capt Merry others Thcind lies about
eve miles above Bnckin-irm Quart housc, about ten
from James River. aud about eishs-nvc above hcird
vel adapted 70 the cnirrc ofcofn wheat aud tobaero
lis in ~ agreeable ncgilSirhood near very good nn
hasa snccn quantity Of cleared land ~ work eest or
icn fehd. to aiysntacea dwelling house and other
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February Is

NloftCE-By Virtue OF II Deed OF Trust, executed
the Subscribers by William q. Garner, aud Polly
his wife, bearing the 2d day Of June ls00 duly
admitted To record in the Court OF Albeniarle County
secrfe the payment OF several money, due TO
William ID. Hunt, with the aceruins interest," specified
the bonds, referred to- IN the said Deed of Tst-W III
be sold Monday the seventh day of April 1917, the
premises, Charlottesville by Pubic Auction Cash.
4 LOT OF GROUND, NO. 49, ia the said town, with
the improvements thereon, (Which are very ,aluable ad
JOINING the Courthouse Square much thereof
val be sufficient effect the objects o. said Trust begun
I. at the south end of the said Lot, So and running
% iest Moth.
JOHN KELLY,
YIN. ". iENiNG. 5 '"''ees'
a. .tts
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Iauuay ..

HNE HUNDRED or Two HUNDRED DOLIAES
~ REWARD.-Runawayf from the subscriber ON the
10Th day OF last month, negro named CARROT a
blacksmith by trade has worked AT the sIop an INV
gate, Oh The Brooke Turnpike Road for several years
Is generally kno~n by persons accustomed travel that
road lie is stout black fellow about six feet high A
ite inclined To he feshy has round face and down
lock and when spoken questioned sharply sha, rs
ms head when about to make answer the whites of
his eyes are very red he has number OF small SCARF
below his elbows, occasoned by spaAs from tie lire
when working with his sleeves rolled up, bis con-
stant Practice He write very good hand for Il ne
gIo have no doubt he will attempt pass as free
man. and viii havea free pass. ! of opinion he will
attempt TO make bis 10 the north by WAY of Fredcr
icktbnrg he left my house Christmas dhy for the
county OF Caroline where he has a wife but stopped
there only night.
will give 5 100 for his apprehension and delivery TO
me ) so If securcd in any Jail this State 80 that
get him again and 200 il taken of the State and
secured in Jail. BEN SHTprARD
January IA. ao,y,f
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NON SALh-fenr hoffacre Tors i.ing IN the town OF
crbaiiia, toeetier with the buildings uefeu'c be-
ioh.he consisting OF storcbouse formerly occupied
D! James floss co. but exclusively for, and admirably
anapiea 10 the mercantile busiuess;he house Is forty
ie.' or more IN length, is completely sheived on each
siue possesses every other eonvenitntebcnea Is
eoou Dry cellar capable oil containing 200 ih'is OF
rum-there NJ. also dining three bed cham
bers, two OF which large enough TO hoLi beds,
the ohrf capable OF containing one only-two large
warehouses; immediately the creekthe one with two
the oler with raoi aho,e for tile reception grain
"a htchen, Sc.~-ihe Sid bndines somewhat in
want repair nut may be put in good order at al incou
sariape eAehee ma proper tonic ID, value OF the pro-
pcrty.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary,
as IL h presumed persons wishing purchase will view
The property beforehand.
MOI r'evosl. disposed of privately, the said let's
ad buildings Will be sold public sale the FIRST of A.
pm nest Al a'r, 81 Oh the tar ds.. Bonds payable
ia Twelve months from the date with securities aud
deed or deeds OF secure the payment viii be re-
qaied Of tiie purchaser or purchasers.
JAMES kosS, suTtiuing partner
UfJGmcS Ross s 20.
January IL. yo-wixt.