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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
CoLuMBIAN assurance CouPASy, :;

COLUMBIAN Insurance CoaPASy,};
alexandria,, 2ad Oct. 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
~ Stockholders of the Columbian In
surance Company of Alexandra, that Oh
Monday the Sd day of next month. be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ
an election tor ten directors, to serve for
the ensuing year, will be held at their
Office. BY order Of the board,
VIM. WILSON, Sec'ry.
October 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01

to Winter,
"ORSES, Mules, or Cattle, 81 the
drove or single one.
ALSO To SELL,
A family of SLAVES, consisting of a
man, his wife aud four children, three
of them girls and one boy; their ages
from ls to 20 years, the man and woman
between so and 40-all of them healthy
and stout.--Enqaire Of the Printer.
October Ia - dem
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
For Sale or Freight,

ESS The ship NEwRuRYPoRT,
ETSrSbar,heu $50 tons Or 1000 bbls.
SlS,.;s39ll12 !, built at NewburypOrt, Of the
bsSt materials and by expe-
'eTced workmen, is in good order and
S'a be immediately ready to receive a
"sn Sac will be SOLD low, or take
. e'S It on very mole ate terms.-Apply
w. LAWRA$ON 4 FOWLE,
WAC nave fur sale. on board said ship
m tons French Plaster Paris.
,E"' jS>. Whiting.
l;sSe. 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917.
Thomas II. Rowland

HAS FOR SALE,
LII Liverpool coarse and fine salt
Swedish bar iron, Russia hemp
New-Oleans yarns
Spermaceti and ta!iow candles
Spanish hides
Spermaeeti, whale & tanners oil
Mackercl, and large quantity of
Welsh slate Of superior Quality.
October Is d5tmwftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
RoaM0le Aan0s foY Sale

+ INTEND to Offer at public sale on the 22d dog Of
December merit, the tract of land on which resid.
containing by survey l100 acres lying Roanoke river
10 view OF The junction Of Dan and Stanton
bout 200 acres Of 6rs tate river low grounds Tho 90
Of corn, wheat tobacco aud clover aud he Iager
portion in woods. The improvements are valuable
Also another tract lying below and dOiniug the abovo
on TIE same ver, containing Gid acres between 80 and
% being low grounds The highland Vi similar quality
with the above described land.
The payments viii be equal annual inst.lfpsrts ana
lieu on the land 10 secure them.
~ me mean time viii treat privately with any gentle.
man disposed to purchase.
In the event OF my selling the lands will also offer
Tor sale between and 500 barrels ofcof my crop OF
oats, fodder, stock Of al SORTS aud farming tools lie
sale 70 continue from day to day until an is sold.
CHARLES 4. WiNGFIELD.
Musk Isle, Mecklenburg Nov -. sGtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, Nov. WILLIAM
WRIT, Of Virginia, has received from the
President TIE appointment Of Attorney
General Of tile y. States.
Mr.. FREDERICK GREUHM, Minister
Resident and Consul General Of III. M.
the King Of Prussia, has arrived in this
city, and was on Tuesday last, ntrodu-
ced to The President by the Secretary of
State. We announce this circumstance
with the more pleasure, as Mr.. Greuhm
is the first Minister that tie King Of Prns-
STA has appointed TO represent him in the
u. States.
Mr.. RUSH has left this city for Anna
polls, where he will embark in the Frank
lin, "a, for England Mr.. Benjamin Ogle
Ieyfoe. at this city, goes out with MIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
EROlI SWEnEN

NEW BEDFORD, Nov. 1.-The ship
PhenlS, Capt. Joseph Dunbar, arrived at
this port Oh Wednesday, in go DAYS from
Stockholm, has brought dispatches for
Government, from Christopher Hughes,
jun, ESQ. American Charge des Aliaires
at the Court of Sweden. Captain Dun
bar states, that the police system of Swe-
den is most vigorously enforced. Ii pro-
htbIts, ali iOreigners, without discrimina-
ton, who may arrive at any part of the
Kingdom, from proceeding till they re-
celye passport from Stockholm. Capt.
~. mentions an instance Of the Duke Of
DcyonshiTe, who was on his way TO ST. Pc
tersburg 10 attend the marriage of Tie
Grand Duke Nicholas, and was required
10 wait OH the frontiers till passport
could be procured for him. THIS sys-
TEN operates cry severely on American
merchants having business in Sweden:
many ct whom have been detained at
great expence. Mr.. Hughes had remon.
strated 10 tie Swedish Government on
the difficulties resulting TO American ciii-
zens from This regulation; and the Swe-
dish Court, IN compliance with his re-
quest, had issued orders TO all Tie Com
mandants and Governors of Provinces IN
Sweden aud Norway, 10 let all A mericaus
having passports from any neighb0ring
American Consul, pass without interrup-
ton. This privilege, it was understood,
was not granted TO tie people ofany other
nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
con-. MIL.

It has excited much surprize, that
the state of Connecticut has moi, I'm this
late day, granted any honorable memori-
sl TO their distinguished citizen, Com.
HULL, for his important services during
the late war.-Tbe mystery Off is. thai
Connecticut until uoD, has been }eaerai.
The moment Republication became tri-
umphani, that moment was an effort
made to award to the gallant mi. the
honors so justly due to bis energy and
-lli5 achievement was one
OF the most brilliant OF Tie Whole war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18

BOsTON, November S.-We have been favor
ed by Mr.. Hooper, and friend, with Paris pa
pers TO the nth September.
gRANSIATIONS.
FRANKFORT, Germany Sept. 90
The Grand Cbancery Of the Germanic
Diet continues IN full activity daily re-
ceiying and noticing important communi-
cations which are regularly sent to
their respective courts by their minis
ters here. The reports on these papers
will be laid before the Dict at The en-
suing session, and we anticipate their
discussion vii give much interest to tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
EXTRACT TO THE ED,roR-D ,rpp

Washington, Nor. ilth, 1917.
Report says That MIR. LowEDEs, Of South
Carolina, has lately been offered the appoint
ment of Secretary OF War, ard dccliued u
and that II has since been offered 30 TX Go.
vernon DAVID r. WILLIAMS, Of that state.--I
have not heard whether he accepts nope he
will. as he possesses excellent qualifications 10
gu the Office with dignity and ability
/ am informed, and would il not be we'll to
let the poor soldiers know il, that Mr.. CLAY,
part of tue approaching session OF Congress,
Introduce a bill to authorize the President TO
give Car the option of the soldier one dollar
per acre for their lands, which will uuques.
iionably place then in more favorable siiua-
ton than they are at present; for II is notori-
Ous fact, that many Of those unfortunate men
who have come to the seat Of government to
procure their patents, have been actually
cheated out Of their h0rd earnings by specuIa.
tOTs-many have sold their Iauds for 5 30,
which is only ~ cents pera acre !"
baltimore PGtriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
Seneca Chief. ~.

ATTORNEY GENBRAL.-We hqBe understood
that WILLIAM WRIT, Esq Of Richmond, at pre-.
sent or iatsythe attorney Of Tie United States for
the District Of Virginia has been apD0infedto the
office of attorney GcnorGL This gentleman Is
much distinguished for his briHiant faculties of
mind, ind celebrated IN our literary annals as be.
ing the Author Of the British Spy lie IS Hte.eise
the author Of The Life Of Patrick Henry. ne,v
ir0rk, ,ehich has Just issued (r0n the Press. Sc
iectiOHs Of this kind fOr caiRet ministers redoRaf
greatly to the credit Of tie President, and must
meet the appreciation of ecery citizen of liberal
mind. Washngton Cits ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18

ers, have valued the jail in Walnut and
Sixth streets at Iwo Hundred and Ninety
Thousand Dollars.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISI, ATTIRE
The whole number of members i'm Sc
nate is 81. OF these 10 are federaiists
and 10 democrats. Democratic majority
in the senate 2.
The whole number of members III the
house OF representatives is o. OF these
81 are federalists and 90 democrats. De
mocraiic majority Ill the house of repre-
sentaiives %.
The whole number of members in the
General Assembly Is l23. OF these 80
are federalists and ~ democrats. Demo-
cratic majority in joint meeting 80.
In the house of representatives there are
few independent republicans whom we
KAYE classed with the democrats, because
we have reason TO believe they will act
with them. ~ Dem. Press.
THE official returns of the Election for
Governor for the State of Pennsylvania
are. completed. Ii appears there were
poiled l25, $50 votes, of which William
Findlay had 66,420, and Joseph Heister
5o.4l5 votes. Majority for the former
1905.
Itappears by accounts from Havana that
the beautiful vessel of war, called the YOUNG
WASP, built III this city, and purchased for the
spanish Government use by Don Ouis, is laid
up al havana, TOR repair--this beautiful fast
sailing snip carries Il guns. AnOra.
The ship Resolution, Jewett with furniture
for the house OF the PRESIDENT of the u.
STA les, has arrived at Alexandria, in AZ
days from Havre de Grace, France.
Of Octt "a n, ,G,i,x -
(o'Tteea lndiamen have sailed from the port OF
Salem.
To the Editor ofthe National Adrocate.
SIR-There has been shown TO me a
paragraph III the National Advocate of
lhe 18th ullmo, lntimating that a state
hient was soon To appear from some of
the inhabitants of Mogadore, disproving
certain parts of my narrative relative to
lial city DC. and within IL few DAYS past
am informed, by respectable authority,
thai reports derogatory TO my character
are lndustiOusly circulated in this city.
beg permission, therefore, to declare
through the medium of your paper, that |
described in my work events as thew oc-
cunee,-men and things as they appeared
TO me-and have given to the world a
PLAIN and unbiased statement of facts as
viewed by myself, or, according to testi-
mony that | deemed indubitable. Con-
scious otthe rectitude OF my intentions,
and OF the undeviatlnS integrity ofmy mar
ratlve throughout, have nothing to fear
from the aspeTslOns Of designing men, and
| now state explicitly, that knowing the
source from which these charges originate,
| pledge myself that whenever they shall
assume proper form will be ready TO
meet and refute them i'll such manner
as Will satisfy the public mind, and Of
necessary expose the promoters of them
TO public odium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
CheaD s. New GOOds.

HOiN KlNO respectfully appfises his friends and the
- public ila he has just received and Is now opening
an elegant assortment Of STAPLE 4 FANCY GOODS.
purchased principally At the late public sales in ~ YorS
AID Philadelphia By the package which enables him 10
supply customers w very cheap articles Tor cash or &C.
ceptanccs.
~ Country merchants aud others are invited to call
ana eNdfuiuc the same. Nov. Is. sc W.T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. live are in
formed that the six gentlemen who were
appointed for The purpose by the United
States Bank aud the County Commission
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
INDIAN NEWS


We learn by an officer of The army, who ar
rived IN town Oh Sunday last direct from Fort
daw klns, that bOstilities are expected immedl-
ately 10 break out between our troops and tie,
Seminole Indians. Gen. GAINES, with his force
took up the line of march from Fort Montgome-
ry, onthe Alabana, to Fort Scott on the Flint
RIVER, about the 9th ult where he was to lJs
Joined by about 600 Greek Indian warriors. who
would make his army, including regulars milf
TIA ana Indians, amount TO about 25O0 men
The SemnOles are said to have i'm the field
1900 warriors. Gen. JACKSON and suite, it was
expected, would join Gen. G.. at Fort Scott
Tie Ofticerabove alluded to, was dispatched
here to procure four field pieces for the expe-
dtion, and will return Immediately.
We learn that General GAINES made a de-
mand upon the Seminoles Tor the murderers of
seven whites-they refused, and in reply, stat.
ed, that our people had killed ten OF their tribe
and demanded tile balance to be given I'D TO
them, as the only condition on which they
would make peace. The General made no
further reply, but Immediately put his troops
IN motion, to operate against them.
lChariestOn City Gazette.
A letter from Beaufort, Is. c. TO gen
tleman of this city, dated The 7fh instant.
states tile whole number of deaths in that
town, during the summer, and up to the
date OF the letter, were one hundred a1,d
Jomr. One family was deprived of fre
children another lost three of its mem
bers, and third two. There were still!
some cases of fever on the 9TH.
Charleston Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18

CHARLESTON, November IO.-We have re-
ceved, from our Correspondent at ST. Mary's,
the following Proclamation
"Whereas Bernardo Ferrero has runaway
from this port, with the pilot boat american Ii
BTe, belonging to the Republic of Venezuela,
leaving me on shore, probably TO 60 and COM
NIT depredaiions on the high seas hereby,
in the name of the government of Venezuela.
request all the Collectors of the Customs and
the Navy Officers of the United States, to seize
and detain the said pilot boat american LiLre,
and give information of the same to LIMO Gle
mente, ESQ. of Philadelphia. The said schOo.
ueT has no commission.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
Waior General Of the Nary Of Vene,aela
Fernanhina, the Ist of November, 1917"

Dispatches have been received from
Gen. Nina. dated in August, from the
interior of Mexico se had been Joined
by the revolutionary force under Padre
Tore, and his disciplined force already
amounts 10 COCO men. Details OF his OPP
erailons, and or the general circumstan-
ces OF Mexico, had reached Natchilo-
ches, and TRANSACTIONS we're making for
the gazette published OF Red River.
AHT0yn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
JAMES RILEY.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ALBANY

LIS NJ Y i fihII a ALBANY.
From the Albany argus Of NoU. II.
About O'Clock on Saturday evening
fire broke out in the house occupied bv
Nathaniel Parks, on the south side of
Washington street, in the midst of an
extensive row of wooden buildings. The
wind was southwest, and ere the fire was
checked, increased 10 smart breeze
The flames, Notwithstanding the accus-
toned exertions of the fremen and citi-
zens, spread with rapidity to the west, UNI
I'll 81 buildings were consumed or pulled
down. The occupants of this row were
principally small grocers, mechanics and
iaborers, many of them ia INDECENT cir
cumstenceS and from the rapidity with
which the flames spread, a considerab bile
portion OF Their furniture, clothing, &c.
was consumed. Some cases are related
to us where the sufferers lost their all.
The destitute situation ofmany, al this in
anSplcIous season, presents strong claims
upon the liberality of the afliuent and be-
nevolent and we have no doubt there
exists on the part ofour citizens wiling
ness 10 extend relief TO such as stand i'm
need OF it. Would it rot be proper TO
have committee appointed, either By
the corporation or citizens, 10 enquire in
TO The losses and situation of the suffer
ers, TO solicit donations, and apply the
monies collected?
BALTIMORE, November lI.-Yester-
day evening Mr.. lNCLEDoN from the
English Theatre appeared for the first
time before the Baltimore audience. The
theatre WIS crowded at an earlier hour.
the citizens being anxious 10 hear "A sing
er of whom SO much has been said. The
exiravagaht encOmiums which have been
lavlshed OH this veteran performer, had
perhaps raised expectations in the audi
ence which could not have been fully
gratified by any reasonable degree of
excellence, 1t would therefore be inus-
tlcc to the musical powers which Mr.. In
cedon evidently possesses, to give any
opinion OF the impressions made, on the
Baltimore audience, until they have an
opPorinulty ofheariDg more and Judging
impartiaIly.
The Missouri Gazette of the nth Oc-
tober says, two expresses from Minas ar
nv had arrived at Natchitoches with a
large bundle of dispatches. TRANSLATE
ons we're making for the Red river News
paper. Fed. Gaz.
LAWLER WHEAT.
NOVEMBER I2.-It is now ascertain
ed by actual experimentin this State, that
the description Of Wheat known bv the
name OF tie Lawler Wheat is not secure
from the ravages Of the Hessian hy. A
quantity ofNbeat, represented as genuine
Lq'oie1' vas obtained from Virginia by a
gentleman whose farm is about ten miles
from Baltimore, and sown this fall with
III a few days past The young blade has
Deen biighled as with blast from fur
mace, aud on examination itappears that
ilie destruction has been csusedby the well
known Hessiau Fly.
We learn, that the LAWYER Wheat sown
on the Eastern Shore of this State, and in
some parts Of Virginia, has experienced
similar fate IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18
Mives, Clarke g 60.

TUE Subscribers having formed connection iu busi
ness Under tie firm Of RtNES. CLARKE & co. ten
der their services berfitnds and The public as Com
MISSION MERCHANTS.
ROBERT RiVFS
JAMES MURPHY.
RlCWD. CLARKE.
November ie 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-18

Lieut.. SAMUEL HoUsTON. of Nash
vile, and OF the United States army, has
been appointed by the President of the
United States, assistant Agent for Indian
affairs to the Cherokee nation. From our
knowledge Of this gentleman, we ha
zard nothing in asserting, That he will
honorably discharge the official duties OF
his appointment. [NashviHe Wmg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

4 hNEhtNDHkD nVJiARSREWAFU .-FInred from
- nv service. on tc 7th iusi. negro man named
JrcNE'1R, VINO o. fsOhsliy calls himself trek gJsasyR
ms he-rois we'll knovhin this city, hagae dove cart
iv' sese'", {tfs 'Hf CO... VIM. Campbell from wnDn
purchased hin abo mcnths aro fIr i very artist
dhn profanity wi o7tfina fTce pass and cndesvouf ~
nAhc hoHhraidiy, as avn lately Informed be- made
hteAs "a is eject 70 indacc his late master make
sale OF NM ne saoodt six fccib'g'. s;nut made lic
ned TO stoop i bis shoulders, DARK tavny hue. a lit
tie pOck-Diucn' had rodniriarcc and sof sras old
by trade shoemaker. His ciotir 8ail brown coal.
tee VITA hlsck velvet collar, striped sWansiown jacket.
grey t"ied pS"taic"ns, ard darn brown great cont,
INC above feNafd Willie PAID taking up .aic negro
anu sesurng mn W sny Jail i,t get HIN as4'r. u
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atty OF desertion upon any person, who
may fail to appear at any place of rendez-
No,s preparatory 10 any draft, shall he.
and the same is hereby repealed; and in
lieu of such penalty, the ine imposed Tor
such offence, by the laws in force at the
passage OF the said Act, shall be, and The
same is hereb, repealed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15
February q.

t)LANIERs-fAhE - Ggai" o1ered Jor SaIe.-- I'm,
Subscriber is disposed sell great bargain i'm mis-
handsome Farm, and divide the payments for the a
conmodation OF purchaser into twelve equal parts in
negotiable paper, well endorsed made payabe at either
OF the Richmond Banks the fret ofwhich TO be a, 60 av
sight ana so on IN succession Tor every days un,iIte
purchase money be fully discharged which ,yilI i've ~
the end OF two years from the date OF The first note
This farm has been before advertised aud pretty full,
describcdit therefore deemed unnecrssarv y,;n -,
60 fuy into description OF it, 10 lies in the county of
G0oohald ten miles above the Courthouse on Ickiur-
mole creek ana anont forty miles from Richmond 1T
contains aboat 40 lies well for farming and r
well watcred aud ia good hboThood about tIli,y
acres OF this tract Lying Immediately on LickinghoIe
Greek Is considered equally as rich the James River
LOw-Grcunds tue residue produces good wheat corn
tobacco and clover he buildings are neat and conve
ofihe best kinds of fruit.
There are also two small farms near Planters Fare
belonging 70 the Subscriber which are also offered for
SAFE ihctwo contain 355 acres and yearly the same
size ore of which encountered with the life estae OF
an old lady very great bargain may e had in the
purchase OfheSe parcels Of land, either of them ald
tie payments made casy.s
any person Wishing to purchase is invited tn call on
the subscriber and enquire of him price for This cs
rale pr0reTtyit shall he made much below lis real Va
Inc, or the ordinary prices that lands are selling
iOl.
DANIELTRlpLErr.
M WHRCKNEIsTER, las opened. one door 5cioISs
I'VE the Old Globe Tavern, street, a choice aud ex
iensiye assortment OF GERMAN GOODS, selected by hi,
self, viz:
Embroidered purses aud watch chains
Fans cut chrystal glass uTns. salad bowls sngaf
dishes, t"inbiers, wine glasses, &c. veiy bril-
liant 80
fhinuley ornaments and flower pots--new patte,,.
Large lamps aud chandeliers
Ladies glass wOik boxes.
Paper DO. and dressing boxes
Bone class vases, bowls, SUGAR dishers saitseller,
inhstands, &e. plain snd ceiofed
Musical clocks, clocks ne landscapes framed
Elegant time pieces
AZ assortment Of looking glasses pock,1 do
Japanncd, brass, and plstcd candcst,cks
iapanued wire coolers aud lea cauisiefs
Large and small amber,
Real garnet. cut glass. and gFADg
Composition
Artificial flowers and garlsrds
Morocco poeSet books pocket states
Mathematical Instruments and IN cases
ENtra ire and common sum boxes
Gold Sud sseFrcpcauDg Watches
icwcllc.ies, musical watch ktts aad seals
Microscope, reading glasses
Siy optic, "peta, aud mGiiipiy,n. glasses
Camera nbscuras, of III sizes
Bestieah pencils Pastel aud Port Cr1vops
Camel hair pencils, Tor oil dndwalcr
Vanishing and washing brushes
variety Of drawing books
Fire new embroidery patterns, colmcd
tine cnzravings, c00rcd landscapes and flowers
Go aih silver papei--prfaue.tdl and p.stn
fa5kets, table mas. pocket bottles
Chessuieii, ioitps, square and oval SIN dial.
| An assortment ofTOIS, and number II articles
! i0ptedious TO enuiHersie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

~ The ENQUIRER Is published twice week, game
,iy aud i.rsc tunes awceh dnIu the session OF the
Wgfr LrsSStutHrc-rice the same heretofore, Fac
,iarS per annu, ra,a able III advance. Notes Of Char
t,rcd Galss, (oNs viii he received payment. The
Editor will enarauir, e sasiy al rent;ing them by
mail, the postage OF ali ieteis beng paid by the wTi
k No papers viii be discontinued, !ut at the discre.
fon tue Editor ri all areata.cs lave been psid up
n Whoever lguIaniec the pa, Eent Of Eine papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ one s4u1r,-fdySt Insertion, IS cents-edch con-
ftn1dHce. 81 c.HtS.
10 advertisement inserted, rHtuH hes either been
ysid for or essned by pcrs1, ia tbs city or us
eHsiyolS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-15

N'oIiCE-Wiil be sold, AT public auction, ON THUR.
DAY the 9th day of March next, on the premises tor
rue tate Reuben Elahey, dec. the following aI,ices =
Ho"s-hold ana kinhcn furniture plantation utcusils-
ais" The stock consisting Of horses, mules CATTLE sheep
ana noss together with the crop fodder rye &c.
H'ne months credit will be given, by the purchasers Civ
ing honi with approved security to carry interest from
the date ifnOt pinctuaily Paid.
All persons having auten,ic claims aest the said rs-
l0ic are requested 10 them the
provision may be made dis charge them and all who
are indebted 10 the estate will pleased come for-
ward and make payi'eiit 10 SrIIIi MEADE Adm
Iyncllburg, Fct. q. u,l-iu